12 Apr 2008
The OpenID
setup for PyBlosxom is simple.
bjelli hat's schon immer gewusst
posted at: 16:20 | path: /projects/OpenID | permanent link
... created with South Park Studio.
posted at: 15:51 | path: /fun | permanent link
With the supplied Nokia micro-USB cable and a female-to-female USB-A adapter it is possible to attach USB devices to the N810. usbcontrol allows to switch the USB controller to host mode, however, the kernel needs also to be fixed (requiring a kernel recompile which is easy, see here and here).
Some devices, such as the MA-620 Infrared Adapter (0x0df7:0x0620) just seem to suck too much power and the N810 collapses (I had to remove the battery to get it working again).
posted at: 15:29 | path: /projects/N810 | permanent link
Setting up the toolchain (arm-elf) and compiling CHDK is rather straightforward. Then just put the binaries on the SD card and boot the new firmware!
The firmware sports a tiny basic interpreter, eg. for bracketing and raw file mode. I have yet to find software for linux to support HDR
posted at: 15:15 | path: /projects/CHDK | permanent link
I got a new camera: Canon IXUS 70; one of the reasons was the CHDK project; an open-source effort to extend the firmware of DiGIC II and III based cameras.
The new camera is really tiny but seems a bit fragile, at least compared to my previous Canon IXUS v2.
posted at: 15:07 | path: /projects/CHDK | permanent link
My paper Blind motion-compensated video watermarking got accepted at the 2008 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia & Expo, ICME '08.
posted at: 15:01 | path: /academic | permanent link