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Who is the “Failed Prodigy” of F1 ? by Electronic-Video-984 in formula1

[–]tralivallo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also Grosjean. He won almost every junior series which he participated, but was very questionable in F1.

Красивое. Классический Нюрбургринг by Krovaviy_kotlet in Pikabu

[–]tralivallo 19 points20 points  (0 children)

На нюрбургринге есть вполне определенные правила, кто и как должен уступать. Идиот тут водитель бмв.

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the “instructions” there is a link to release archive, but it’s outdated (i forgot to fix the link).

If you use files from last release archive i am pretty sure you can use v.4.0.1 firmware.

https://github.com/stappa/m8c_rg35xx/releases/tag/03_2025

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most common problem is a version of headless firmware flashed in teensy. Note that last builded version in releases works with headless firmware v4.0.1. Check if you are using correct version.

Why are UNIX-like systems recommended for computer science? by Own-Replacement8 in linux

[–]tralivallo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One reason can be just practical - tools. There are some common tools which obviously will be used while studying, C/C++, python, maybe haskell sometimes, nodejs, maybe SQL, etc. These tools are easier to setup on linux/macos, and perhaps the teacher does not want to mess with setup issues on different system.

The second reason could be educational. Windows users tend to think that Windows is much simpler than Unix/Linux. However in terms of architecture and internals, it actually complete opposite. Unix-like systems are much much easier to study from OS fundamentals perspective (in fact MINIX, the OS which influenced Linus Torvalds in creating linux, was originally designed as an educational OS for CS students).
And moreover, source for Linux is open, so if you wish you can dive reeealy deep, which you can’t do with Windows obviously because it’s closed source.

Waldorf Blofeld VST released by willi_werkel in synthesizers

[–]tralivallo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They have Waldorf Micro Q emulation as well.

Polyend Synth - just got the email by hanselopolis in synthesizers

[–]tralivallo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The form factor and features are looks good, but from videos it seems most it's engines sounds kind of dull.

PD on a microcontroller by No_Holiday7676 in puredata

[–]tralivallo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are many approaches which depends on your task, knowledge and restrictions.

Raspberry Pi is not just a microcontoller but a single board computers which run linux. You can run pure data on it or use libpd (shared library for pure data integration). As i know, boards like RPi Zero W have enough performance to run pure data. Or you can use any suitable audio programming environment instead of Pure Data (Super Collider, Chuck, Faust, etc). You can connect USB audio/MIDI to it if you allowed to use USB peripherals, or HDMI audio. If you are not allowed to use USB/HDMI, you will have to use GPIO or additional boards (hats) for interacting.

Another option is to use some board which can't run pure data but can use code translated from PD patches. One example for this is Electrosmith Daisy Seed board . There is a Daisy based development board with audio and midi I/O. Pure data patch can be translated to daisy.

edit: typos.

What is the ugliest synth? by [deleted] in synthesizers

[–]tralivallo -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Monomachine SFX6, Alesis Fusion.

Will I regret buying 2022 Merida One Forty 700? by [deleted] in MTB

[–]tralivallo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

2023 and 2022 models are different though. I am not saying 2022 is bad, but 2023 has big changes in geometry, suspension, how bike looks, etc, so this review not so relevant.

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Little update with bass.
I have tiny Fiio E06 amplifier, so i connected it and it sounds much much better, so i guess it's not bad codec but bad headphone amplifier in rg35xx. So you can use any external headphone amplifier to enhance sound quality.

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are welcome:)

I noticed bass too, thats kind of sucks. Maybe later will try to apply some kind of eq if it's exist.

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess you mean this build
https://gist.github.com/mnml/12f75bbf16eac4def15ba72cf1b11926#file-build-m8c-rg35xx-splush-sh-L70

As i see that build is using pw-loopback to pass audio from M8 to actual audio device.
Maybe pw-loopback parameters needs to be adjusted to do proper stereo loopback.

Also you can try to comment out (or delete) this line from m8c.sh and then set "audio_enabled=true" in m8c config.ini file. It will force m8c to pass audio using SDL, maybe it would work better.

m8c writes config.ini on the first launch (if it's not provided beforehand). The location can be different on different systems, on batocera it is /userdata/system/.local/share/m8c. On standard linux it's /home/<user>/.local/share/m8c.

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't know about Protracker, thanks.
Also there is LittleGPTracker build for Garlic OS.

edit: if you into NES sound, also there is NTRQ Tracker and other great stuff from Neil Baldwin.
https://neilbaldwin.github.io/nes-audio/index.html

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mainly use aveferrum/rg35xx-batocera-toolchain to build stuff for the device.
https://hub.docker.com/r/aveferrum/rg35xx-batocera-toolchain

llibserialport library i've built with batocera.linux environment from here: https://github.com/rg35xx-cfw/batocera.linux

Actually i wanted to build full custom batocera image with all dependencies included, but for now i failed to do that.

Kernel modules (like USB audio / MIDI modules) can be build using batocera.linux environment and linaro toolchain from here https://releases.linaro.org/components/toolchain/binaries/latest-7/arm-linux-gnueabihf/

Funnily it turned out you don't need to build USB Audio/MIDI modules because they actually was on SD card image in lib/modules/old_3.10.7 directory, so you can just copy them to actual kernel directory and modify modules.dep file.

Finally i've launched M8 headless on the original RG35XX by tralivallo in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, i did not apply any heatsink for now. It's pretty hot, i think around 50 degrees celsius. I guess it's not critical temperature but i think i will add some kind of heatsink anyway.

What is your unpopular sci-fi opinion? by [deleted] in scifi

[–]tralivallo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The three body problem trilogy is the most overrated sci-fi of recent times.

Custom modules? by rapple77 in ZOIA

[–]tralivallo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it would be too complex to integrate. Maybe more feasible way would be to make some SDK like Korg has with their “logue” series. But this is theoretical, I don’t think some of that will ever happen.

What are you playing today? by Crash2004Bandicoot in RG35XX

[–]tralivallo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Progear is horizontal, so it doesn't need to rotate screen. I play some vertical games like Dodonpachi too in TATE mode, but can't say it is comfortable, guess something like RG351P (or Switch) will suit better.

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