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petur:
very odd....

I just tried to reproduce with the latest cvs build and I see no such thing.
What version are you using?
Could you save your settings to a .cfg file and post it here?

red:
Petur, thanks for your comments.  

I was using the 2006-10-09 build.  Last night I switched to the 2006-11-01 build, and it seems to be working OK.  I didn't change any settings, only changed the daily build.  

I would be happy to save my settings to a cfg file, if someone would explain how to do this.

Thus far I am extremely pleased with the h320.  I'm getting in the range of 8 hours of record time, which is phenomenal.

petur:

--- Quote from: red on November 04, 2006, 10:15:29 AM ---I would be happy to save my settings to a cfg file, if someone would explain how to do this.

--- End quote ---
Menu -> Manage settings -> write .cfg file

NAVI selects a character, PLAY actually saves the cfg (and REC erases a char iirc) - I mostly go for the default name and edit with the pc later ;)


--- Quote from: red on November 04, 2006, 10:15:29 AM ---Thus far I am extremely pleased with the h320.  I'm getting in the range of 8 hours of record time, which is phenomenal.
--- End quote ---
Nice to hear. I think I managed 12 hours with an older version... when the new version is committed I'll maybe do another bench...

red:
Thanks Petur.  I will save a cfg file later tonight or tomorrow morning (Right now I'm in the middle of another record test.  This one looks like it is going to go beyond 10 hours!)

And I noticed something else:  I'm test recording from my stereo speakers.   I just put in a CD that starts with a quiet song, and set the gain for that song.   The next song was very loud -- and I noticed the clipping light was on, and was clipping galore.  The clip light stayed on for a number of minutes.   Is it possible that the backlight is aggregating the clip time -- i.e. if there were 20 clips, multiplying 20 clips times 10 seconds and staying on 200 seconds?  

I can't say enough good things about the rockboxed iriver and the rockbox developers.  This is, by far, my most favorite piece of gear -- both for its versatile playback capabilities, and its stealth recording capabilities (not to mention its affordability).   (I should say these are my favorite pieces of gear plural, as I have an h120 and now this h320).

petur:

--- Quote from: red on November 04, 2006, 07:39:50 PM ---And I noticed something else:  I'm test recording from my stereo speakers.   I just put in a CD that starts with a quiet song, and set the gain for that song.   The next song was very loud -- and I noticed the clipping light was on, and was clipping galore.  The clip light stayed on for a number of minutes.   Is it possible that the backlight is aggregating the clip time -- i.e. if there were 20 clips, multiplying 20 clips times 10 seconds and staying on 200 seconds?
--- End quote ---
Every time clipping is detected, it marks current time + hold time as clip hold timeout. As long as clip hold is set, the backlight is triggered. So when it stops clipping, it should switch off backlight after clip hold + backlight timeout.

If you know a way to make it behave otherwise with current cvs version, do let us know.

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