mpd player within Asus WL-500gP

[ryzhov_al]

I figured out, that the problem seems to stem from resampling. This takes too much CPU and therefore makes the playback quite impossible (CPU load > 95% for mpd when playing OGG).

Unfortunately, our CPU have no FPU, only FPU emulation unit. This is why massive floating point calculations is painfully slow.
But! You may relink the mpd from libvorbis to libvorbisidec - a library with integer numbers only algorithms. See Makefile for details.

[!gm]

You may relink the mpd from libvorbis to libvorbisidec - a library with integer numbers only algorithms.

if thats working, all applications on our devices using this lib, should be relinked

I don't have any ogg-files now, but am willing to test it with minidlna this night...

[pheidrias]

But! You may relink the mpd from libvorbis to libvorbisidec - a library with integer numbers only algorithms. See Makefile for details.

Unfortunately the makefile doesn't tell me anything ...as my above post demonstrates, I'm still stuck on the last step of preparing my system for cross-compiling...

Or can I "symlink" the libraries?

I don't have any ogg-files now, but am willing to test it with minidlna this night...

Shall I send you one?
I even get those problems with madplay --> in case, minidlna doesn't produce problems (for other reasons?)...

[pheidrias]

@!gm: Have you had time to give it a try?

@ryzhov_al: Could you please help me in setting up this compiling/linking (see above post)?
As mpd seems to use ogg-reencoding for http-streaming, too, there seems to be a real need for this thing!

Thanks a lot,
pheidrias

[ryzhov_al]

@ryzhov_al: Could you please help me in setting up this compiling/linking (see above post)?

Sorry, I did not have enough time to teach each member of our forum. Please, refer my guide and this topic.

[pheidrias]

Sorry, I did not have enough time to teach each member of our forum.

Of course! You're already doing a great job in sharing your projects with us!
I didn't want to sound too demanding...sorry for this.

I posted the error message I get when trying to follow your HowTo in my earlier post (01-03-2012 12:24) - I don't understand what I've made wrong?

Thanks,
pheidrias

[!gm]

toolchain is not well installed.

did you read my success story?

http://wl500g.info/showpost.php?p=244468&postcount=19
http://wl500g.info/showpost.php?p=244521&postcount=23

^these are the most important posts

[pheidrias]

hmmm...my problem seems to be at another place...
However, I may have overseen the following error message the first time I tried the compilation.
When I do "make toolchain" it stops with:

Ausgecheckt, Revision 3458.
cp -f ../../toolchain-1.9.2.7-rtn-r3458/src/defconfig ../../toolchain-1.9.2.7-rtn-r3458/src/.config
sed -i 's,/home/lly/Wl500/rt-n/linux/linux-2.6/,/home/guntram/Soft/openwrt/rtn/toolchain/../../firmware-1.9.2.7-rtn-r3702/src/linux/linux-2.6,g' ../../toolchain-1.9.2.7-rtn-r3458/src/.config
Fixme: apply uClibc patches for ld.so*
cp -f ./999-ld-native-search-path.patch  ../../toolchain-1.9.2.7-rtn-r3458/src/toolchain/binutils/patches/2.21.1/
cp -f ./*-uclibc-*.patch  ../../toolchain-1.9.2.7-rtn-r3458/src/toolchain/uClibc/patches/0.9.32/
cp: Aufruf von stat für „./*-uclibc-*.patch“ nicht möglich: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
make[1]: *** [.toolchain_compiled] Fehler 1
make[1]: Verlasse Verzeichnis '/home/guntram/Soft/openwrt/rtn/toolchain'
make: *** [.toolchain_installed] Fehler 2

Do I have to get the missing patch somewhere manually?