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My 3rd android app has just been released.

Follow the instructions to let it use your own tagline file with it.

Or you can download my complete tagline file here.

Hope you fun with it! :)

After installing kernel v2.6.34 on an Ubuntu Lucid Lynx install (and using the discard mount option on the ssd partition) I got this boot error:
Serious errors were encountered while trying to mount...

Looks like the bug is in the mountall script.

Changing the UUID to /dev/sdxx entry fixed it for me.

My 2nd android game has just been released!

Check out the app market page.

Made with the AndEngine framework and its box2d 2d physics extension.

AndEngine is a promising looking graphics engine for Android.

Especially as it has support for Box2D for the 2D physics.

Unfortunately there are few explanations to be found on setting it up for the Netbeans IDE in regards to making sure the native library is found.
I spent a good 1/2 day into trying to resolve the dreaded "java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Library andenginephysicsbox2dextension not found"

I could playback the video on my ubuntu lucid lynx installation just fine but wanted to change the orientation of a movie I made with my Android phone.

Unfortunately the audio stream of the movie was not recognized. Seems the codec name is "samr", from Nokia apparently, (?) and ffmpeg issues this error message:
unsupported codec (id=73728) for input stream #0.1

The only way I could do this was build my own ffmpeg (via this guide)

Today I released my first game on the android market!

Use a barcode scanner on your android device to read the QR code below.

JMixer is a java application for mixing sound files.

It is dependent on the Java Media Framework.

Installation instructions are in the README.txt file in the archive.

This is alpha stage software, it is very very early in its release, so please treat it as such.

Many thanks to the beatroot author for making available his source code!

Install the 'paman' (PulseAudio manager) package via Synaptic. Let it resolve all dependencies and hit Apply.

Now you'll find a 'PulseAudio volume control' application in your Sound & Video menu. Run it.

From here on it's very easy to start recording all audio that gets played. Just start a recording application like Audacity and head to the 'Recording' tab of the Volume Control application. If everything is ok you'll see the recording application is detected (if it is recording). If not, use the selector on the bottom right and select 'Applications'.

Yes, there are Drupal modules that can read the geotagging data of geotagged pictures.

We used our HTC Desire. Don't forget to enable the geo-tagging feature in the camera settings.

This site was very helpful in setting up the required modules.
Unfortunately the CCK gmap type could not be set on the geospatial data field. Turns out the GMap + Geo module also needs to be installed.