cooperpwc
Headphoneus Supremus
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1) I don't know why it didn't work for you. In any event, there are lots of themes to choose from. (iPod Video themes work on the Classic; same screen size and controls):
http://themes.rockbox.org/index.php?target=ipodvideo
2) The 0 dB setting is full volume from the Classic hardware. Anything more may clip and distort. However the point at which you will harm your hearing may be much lower, especially with IEMs. Unfortunately it is impossible to generalize on a specific safe volume as it depends on the sensitivity of your headphones.
Hi there! i've been using my rockboxed ipod classic with Aroldan's build for two weeks now! I'm quite happy with it! there were only few instances when my PC wouldnt recognize my ipod and just a couple of freezes here and there, but overall it's quite stable on me. Battery life seems to be reasonable as well. Im grateful to everyone who made rockbox and to those improving it and making it better.
i have 2 questions. 1) where can i get other themes for classic? i tried to use Cooperpwc's theme that he put up on this forum not long ago, but it doesnt work for some reason. (probably im doing smth wrong. do i just need to extract files in the theme folder?)
2) maybe little bit off topic, but i was wondering why volume is marked from -60 db min to 12 db max. (with comfortable volume level for me being around -25db). i really dont know much about this, but i usually i hear people saying "passing truck is around 100db, normal speech level 60db " etc. so, how is the range on the rockbox works? i just want to ensure im listening to music at safe db levels. thanks
1) I don't know why it didn't work for you. In any event, there are lots of themes to choose from. (iPod Video themes work on the Classic; same screen size and controls):
http://themes.rockbox.org/index.php?target=ipodvideo
2) The 0 dB setting is full volume from the Classic hardware. Anything more may clip and distort. However the point at which you will harm your hearing may be much lower, especially with IEMs. Unfortunately it is impossible to generalize on a specific safe volume as it depends on the sensitivity of your headphones.