I'll bet you don't roll out of bed and think about making your own PC before breakfast. Even you do, I bet you haven't actually shipped . Here's someone who has. I reached out to the creator of the Tauon PC-1 , Volodymyr Mishyn who kindly took more than a little time to answer some detailed questions about the PC-1, how it came to be, the challenges of a project like this, his future plans for Tauon OS and what is clearly a very personal labour of love. Many thanks Volodymyr. Your news blog suggests 30 days to prototype, and 6 months to ship! If that is right, it is very impressive, given the technical and logistical activities that had to occur. Is there more to this story? I was looking for available options before I started the project. I got myself a couple PI (3B, Zero) OrangePi, C-SKY. And tried to build some kind of educational PC for my kid. Unfortunately, the performance was awful, using Linux was too complicated even for me (I h
It's cool. I was waiting this a long time. Thaaaaaanks!!!
ReplyDeleteI tested only one video and it seems has a delay between audio and video.
Hi! As I've stated before, it's a very early alpha release. If you find it delaying, you can try to set autosynch="yes" in /home/.mplayer/config
ReplyDeleteI really hope we can fix most issues with some better configs, but then I think the ingenic-sources have some really big flaws, like I'm unable to use the optimization-features of gcc for the build.
The next days, I'll try to compile a recent svn-snapshot of mplayer (not the ingenic-version) and optimize the hell out of it. See if that will perform even better then ingenics version.
Ingenic released the latest source of mplayer just now, hope it has several improvements.
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New version is out:
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Thanks lordbla! :)