launchpad -- yet another hotkey manager for Kindle

[misojogi]

Originally Posted by dsmid

If you want to turn you Kindle into a dictaphone, just unzip and copy this file to your launchpad folder.
A S command (= Shift,A,S sequence) then starts a new recording, A E command stops it.
The recordings are stored in [USER STORE]/records by default, you can change it by editing RECDIR variable in the ini file.
E.g. changing to "music" will give you an option to play the records with MPlayer.
Generated filenames contain date, time and .wav extension:
2011-02-28_09-32-06.wav

Always make sure to stop the recording or you will run out of space after some time.

I made directory RECDRIVE in root of Kindle (USB root)
I put record.ini in launchpad and restart Kindle

for sequence shiftAS is anwers succes
but
for sequence shiftAE is answers failure

any idea?

I have FW 3,4 now

When i had FW 3,2 dictaphone worked whitout problems
I have jailbreak 0,11N a nd launchpad work corect
(a use FBreader Coolreader and other whitout problem)

My questions is: Are dictaphone daemon in FW3,4 stoped or modified?

[twobob]

Show exactly what you entered. put it in code blocks.

Then we can look and have a guess. until then it would be pure guessing.

[misojogi]

My problem is solved
I need new record.ini, I need text

Good text for Kindle3 keyboard 3,4 Firmware

[Actions]
A S = !RECDIR=audible; [ -d "/mnt/us/$RECDIR" ] || mkdir -p "/mnt/us/$RECDIR"; arecord -qN /mnt/us/$RECDIR/_record_$(date +'%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S').wav!.mp3 &
A E = !kill -15 `pidof arecord`; dbus-send --system /default com.lab126.powerd.resuming int32:1 &

BAD text for Kindle3 keyboard 3,4 Firmware

[Actions]
A S = !RECDIR=records; [ -d "/mnt/us/$RECDIR" ] || mkdir -p "/mnt/us/$RECDIR"; arecord -qN /mnt/us/$RECDIR/$(date +'%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S').wav &
A E = !pkill -f arecord

Of course is to create folder audible(or records) in root of Kindle
I have made it before my question

[miguelos]

is it possible to make keyboard shortcut for entering table of contents ?

[tl370]

Originally Posted by geekmaster

Firmware 3.x probably uses different keycodes than 2.x original DXG firmware. You may need to modify the ini file to make it use K3 keycodes. You can check the keycodes from SSH with:

while:;do waitforkey;done

and press some keys...

I think that's the reason why I cannot exit terminal by pressing Left<.
Could you give me some hints on how to exit the terminal when the keycode is wrong (I'm using 3.x firmware on dxg)?

[knc1]

Restart the machine with the power button.

[twobob]

Originally Posted by tl370

I think that's the reason why I cannot exit terminal by pressing Left<.
Could you give me some hints on how to exit the terminal when the keycode is wrong (I'm using 3.x firmware on dxg)?

Hmm.. This application was originally developed FOR a DX...

Let me go abuse the one we have here. one sec

EDIT: HOME button

[twobob]

If that DOESN'T work..

Give me the value from waitforkey and I'll compare it to my value. Then you can just shove it in the ini.

[tl370]

Originally Posted by twobob

If that DOESN'T work..

Give me the value from waitforkey and I'll compare it to my value. Then you can just shove it in the ini.

Thank you twobob, I tried different ways to quit and finally, after typing exit+ enter, it came back to normal.
I think it's because the firmware I used..

Anyway thank you for your reply.