Full Version: Corsair - Rss/podcast Aggregator
I have no idea where I found it, T_O. I do know, though, that 0.2.5 never worked for me, and I thought that 0.2.6 might be different. Looks like the "official" releases aren't playing well with the 6000, and I'll have to go back to 0.2.4. I'm not a developer, just a dilettante, so I can't give any compiling or building help.
I have started depending on Corsair a lot these days and now also listen to Audio podcasts and subscribe thru Corsair (NPR being a favourite).
And having recently bought a 2 GB SD card, it would be great if the corsair feeds and audio files can be pointed to be stored on the SD instead on default internal memory location. Because the lasrge audio podcasts fill up the internal memory very fast.
I hope a prefernce dialog to set storage location is included in the never versions of corsair.
Thanks for the excellent application though.
And having recently bought a 2 GB SD card, it would be great if the corsair feeds and audio files can be pointed to be stored on the SD instead on default internal memory location. Because the lasrge audio podcasts fill up the internal memory very fast.
I hope a prefernce dialog to set storage location is included in the never versions of corsair.
Thanks for the excellent application though.
tiny:
I had an old version of Corsair working great...it automatically opened Kino, but this new version just goes to a black screen when I try to play ANYTHING. Help! I use this app every night.
I tried replacing "player" with "Music Player" in the prefs for audio but I STILL get a black screen.
The good news is that a feed works now that gave an "error" in the corsair_0.2.5_arm.ipk version - The Mile Malloy Show Podcast from Nova-M Radio!
Thanks for that...
Your work is very much appreciated...I had to go back to the corsair_0.2.4_arm.ipk version because of the other problem though, even corsair_0.2.5_arm.ipk does not work for me...does not bring up kino2 to play the audio. It's possible I changed some config file to get corsair_0.2.4_arm.ipk to work and the new versions overwrite it.
Where IS the config file for Corsair?
Nilch:
I made a symlink for "shows" to my sd card and so all the downloads go to my sd card not internal.
I had an old version of Corsair working great...it automatically opened Kino, but this new version just goes to a black screen when I try to play ANYTHING. Help! I use this app every night.
I tried replacing "player" with "Music Player" in the prefs for audio but I STILL get a black screen.
The good news is that a feed works now that gave an "error" in the corsair_0.2.5_arm.ipk version - The Mile Malloy Show Podcast from Nova-M Radio!
Thanks for that...
Your work is very much appreciated...I had to go back to the corsair_0.2.4_arm.ipk version because of the other problem though, even corsair_0.2.5_arm.ipk does not work for me...does not bring up kino2 to play the audio. It's possible I changed some config file to get corsair_0.2.4_arm.ipk to work and the new versions overwrite it.
Where IS the config file for Corsair?
Nilch:
I made a symlink for "shows" to my sd card and so all the downloads go to my sd card not internal.
QUOTE(tiny ogre @ Jul 9 2006, 05:26 PM)
Contrary to popular belief, I'm still alive!
I added most of mistermix's patch to the main source and put out a new binary release, labelled 0.2.5, along with a source tarball release so that there will be an "official" reference point other than CVS. However, it does NOT have the change to use "kino2" as the default player, as the old option is still correct for the PMA. This is something that would be settable via preferences if only there were a preferences dialog. All of his other changes are now in the main source.
I also did not integrate the QPE 1.5 patch, as that's not what I'm using to build it, and it would fail in my environment as given.
But hopefully everything's at least closer together now than it was.
There's one other change: if an enclosure has a video mime-type, then Corsair will attempt to launch a video player instead of an audio player. This works for a very limited subset of video podcasts. In fact I don't even have any public ones that have video that works on the PMA, but it was requested by someone who had a test feed set up, and it was easy enough to do. This again would benefit greatly from a preferences dialog.
If it turns out I'm really not dead, a preferences dialog is obviously the next task that needs doing the most. But no guarantees. That would qualify for a 0.3.0 release. Submissions from 3rd parties are welcome!
If you need to contact me, please use "corsair at rumsey dot org" as my address.
I added most of mistermix's patch to the main source and put out a new binary release, labelled 0.2.5, along with a source tarball release so that there will be an "official" reference point other than CVS. However, it does NOT have the change to use "kino2" as the default player, as the old option is still correct for the PMA. This is something that would be settable via preferences if only there were a preferences dialog. All of his other changes are now in the main source.
I also did not integrate the QPE 1.5 patch, as that's not what I'm using to build it, and it would fail in my environment as given.
But hopefully everything's at least closer together now than it was.
There's one other change: if an enclosure has a video mime-type, then Corsair will attempt to launch a video player instead of an audio player. This works for a very limited subset of video podcasts. In fact I don't even have any public ones that have video that works on the PMA, but it was requested by someone who had a test feed set up, and it was easy enough to do. This again would benefit greatly from a preferences dialog.
If it turns out I'm really not dead, a preferences dialog is obviously the next task that needs doing the most. But no guarantees. That would qualify for a 0.3.0 release. Submissions from 3rd parties are welcome!
If you need to contact me, please use "corsair at rumsey dot org" as my address.
QUOTE(eji @ Nov 28 2006, 07:15 PM)
I have no idea where I found it, T_O. I do know, though, that 0.2.5 never worked for me, and I thought that 0.2.6 might be different. Looks like the "official" releases aren't playing well with the 6000, and I'll have to go back to 0.2.4. I'm not a developer, just a dilettante, so I can't give any compiling or building help.
Sorry for the late answer... You found that IPK on ELSI (www.elsix.org), since that's where I put them (ok, that links to my website). The reason it works directly on zaurus is that I used the zaurus toolchain to compile Corsair (Qtopia 1.5.0). I've made one update since, which is to include some hi-res icons for the VGA zauruses. I haven't taken the time to work on the code since, so the newer corsair codebase is not (yet) merged in.
Cheers,
Dennis
QUOTE(dwagelaar @ Feb 9 2007, 07:44 AM)
Sorry for the late answer... You found that IPK on ELSI (www.elsix.org), since that's where I put them (ok, that links to my website). The reason it works directly on zaurus is that I used the zaurus toolchain to compile Corsair (Qtopia 1.5.0). I've made one update since, which is to include some hi-res icons for the VGA zauruses. I haven't taken the time to work on the code since, so the newer corsair codebase is not (yet) merged in.
Actually, I installed two IPKs that were mentioned on this forum -- I forget which exactly -- and the latest Corsair was up and running! The buttons weren't scaled, of course, because the resolution on the 6000 is higher, so I added new PNGs and everything's fine. If I have time, I ought to post a screenshot. It works really well and looks nice.
... but I've actually been using the latest version of KeroPlayer for my podcasts. I like the interface much better. I made an English translation of the .rb Ruby file, if anyone wants it.
So now it's just Corsair and KeroPlayer. I've ditched dmBlogger entirely. Besides, it doesn't work with the new version of Ruby that KeroPlayer requires.
I installed cosair 0.2.6 along with the two libraries I was missing (mentioned in this thread) and it works, but it switches to 320x240 portrait mode when I run it. Is there a fix for this? I'm on a C1000 with Cacko 1.23 (full). I also tried one of the "home brewed" versions that was linked to here (0.2.4-1) and the same thing happens.
QUOTE(mscdex @ Mar 17 2007, 06:19 PM)
I installed cosair 0.2.6 along with the two libraries I was missing (mentioned in this thread) and it works, but it switches to 320x240 portrait mode when I run it. Is there a fix for this? I'm on a C1000 with Cacko 1.23 (full). I also tried one of the "home brewed" versions that was linked to here (0.2.4-1) and the same thing happens.
Click and hold the stylus on the icon. A properties box will come up. Uncheck "run with magnified screen"
QUOTE(Jon_J @ Mar 17 2007, 07:25 PM)
QUOTE(mscdex @ Mar 17 2007, 06:19 PM)
I installed cosair 0.2.6 along with the two libraries I was missing (mentioned in this thread) and it works, but it switches to 320x240 portrait mode when I run it. Is there a fix for this? I'm on a C1000 with Cacko 1.23 (full). I also tried one of the "home brewed" versions that was linked to here (0.2.4-1) and the same thing happens.
Click and hold the stylus on the icon. A properties box will come up. Uncheck "run with magnified screen"
Thanks. I'm still getting used to a lot of this
Now if only it supported inline images in rss feeds, as I noticed it only shows gray boxes.
Hi there,
I installed Corsair on my 860 with 1.40J rom without any problem. However, the posts don't seem to include the images. The posts leaves a gray space where the images would have been but I'm unable to see the images.
One blog where there are a lot of images is the Gizmodo blog:
http://feeds.gawker.com/gizmodo/full
Does anyone know what I need to do in order to see the images?
Many thanks
I installed Corsair on my 860 with 1.40J rom without any problem. However, the posts don't seem to include the images. The posts leaves a gray space where the images would have been but I'm unable to see the images.
One blog where there are a lot of images is the Gizmodo blog:
http://feeds.gawker.com/gizmodo/full
Does anyone know what I need to do in order to see the images?
Many thanks
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