#define _PAGE_ Rockbox General Settings #include "head.t" #include "manual.t" The general settings menu offers:

Shuffle mode - Select shuffle ON/OFF. This alters how Rockbox will select which next song to play.

mp3/m3u filter - When set to ON, this will hide all files in the dir browser that aren't mp3 or m3u files. Set to OFF to see all files.

Sort mode - How to sort directories displayed in the dir browser. Case sensitive ON makes uppercase and lowercase differences matter. Having it OFF makes them get treated the same.

Backlight timer - How long time the backlight should be switched on after a keypress. Set to OFF to never light it, set to ON to never shut it off or set a prefered timeout period.

Contrast - changes the contrast of your LCD display.

Scroll speed - controls at what speed the general line scrolling will use. The scroll appears in the dir browser, the WPS and elsewhere.

While Playing - ID3 tags, file, parse

Deep discharge - Set this to ON if you intend to keep your charger connected for a long period of time. It lets the batteries go down to 10% before starting to charge again. Setting this to OFF will cause the charging restart on 95%.

Time/Date - Set current time and date.

Show Hidden Files - Files with names that start with a dot or use the 'hidden' attribute are shown in the dir browser if this is set to ON. If set to OFF, they're not shown.

FF/Rewind - set the FF/rewind speed. Holding down the LEFT or RIGHT keys in the WPS makes a fast forward/backward. This setting controls how fast it is.

Resume - ASK, ON or OFF. If set to ASK or ON, Rockbox will save info about playlists/directories being played, to allow later resuming. If ASK is selected, a 'continue resumed play' question will appear when starting Rockbox. If ON is selected, resuming is done unconditionally. If OFF, no resuming is made.

Disk Spindown - Rockbox has a timer that makes it spin down the disk driver a certain time of idleness. You modify this timeout here. A very short timeout makes the interface less responsive and use more batteries for more frequent spinups, while a long timeout makes the disk spin too long and use more batteries... #include "foot.t"