Recent changes to feature-requests

Track # Info From empeg

Anonymous — Fri, 25 Oct 2002 05:14:01 -0000

Currently, JEmpeg has "support" for Track # as a column
and as part of the information for individual tracks,
but the information does not appear to pull correctly
from the empeg - all files are reporting as having a
track number of 0, regardless of if the file actually
has a track number stored on the empeg or not. If this
feature were added/fixed, JEmpeg would finally be my
end-all solution, as it is, emplode still does a better
job with downloads off of the player, as it will at
least put the track number in the file name if one is
present. Thanks!

Ogg/Flac or Simply custom codec

Greg Combs — Thu, 19 Sep 2002 20:47:26 -0000

I'd like JEmplode to pick up from the file's extension if
it's .ogg or .flac, then set the codec to "ogg" or "flac". I
don't care too much about it pulling out the correct tag
information, at this stage of the game, since I can
modify those myself once the file is in.

Otherwise, if the above isn't feasible ... I'd like the ability
to modify the codec field in JEmplode to manually set it
to "ogg" or "flac"

As for this being unsupported in the Empeg software ...
It's sort of a chicken and egg thing. We've got RioPlay
able to use ogg/flac, but nothing to drop an ogg/flac file
into the empeg database for RioPlay to find.

Greg

Create playlists from .m3u files

Eric Smith — Sat, 15 Jun 2002 19:37:46 -0000

It would be nice to automatically convert .m3u files
into playlists.

Support USB

dan carter — Wed, 30 Jan 2002 10:40:19 -0000

Allow connecting with USB.

Doesn't implementing serial support get you most of the way already?

Source code / port to Epoc R5 ?

Anonymous — Mon, 07 May 2001 14:35:45 -0000

Hi,

Are you planning to release the source code for
jempeg ? I'd like to try porting it to the EPOC
Netbook system so I can use it as a neater way of
choosing tracks in the car, as opposed to the slow
navigation way that you have to use when you've got x
thousands of tunes.

Cheers,

Rich.