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Old 02-15-2008, 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by elesjuan
I did about 7 hours of data logging when I first got mine going, all in one shot. My logging/tuning computer is a Sony Notebook, Pentium 3 1.0ghz, 328mb ram (piece of **** sonys...) running XP Pro. That took me all of maybe 14 - 17 minutes to process. Dunno why yours takes so long.
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certanly seems like I have an issue somewhere, but it's the same on both my desktop and my tuning laptop...... (both Dell's coincidence? )
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Originally Posted by richyvrlimited
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certanly seems like I have an issue somewhere, but it's the same on both my desktop and my tuning laptop...... (both Dell's coincidence? )
I'm pretty sure MLV is a Java app. Performance could be affected by which Java VM you're running.

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Old 02-15-2008, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by grippgoat
I'm pretty sure MLV is a Java app.
Correct, it was written in Java for cross-platform use.
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Old 02-15-2008, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by grippgoat
Takes a list of log files on the command line. Strips out marks. Adds an offset to the timestamp on later logs. Dumps the output to the console, so you have to pipe it into a new file.

Requires .NET 2.0 Runtime

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Ha! I knew someone would be able to handle something like that. You have to compile it to run it (in case I get inspired to renumber the marks. :-P

Anyway, super awesome, I like it. And I'll be using it soon, maybe tonight.

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Try opening this in MLV.
Maybe tonight. OMG I'm busy today.


Originally Posted by elesjuan
I did about 7 hours of data logging when I first got mine going, all in one shot. My logging/tuning computer is a Sony Notebook, Pentium 3 1.0ghz, 328mb ram (piece of **** sonys...) running XP Pro. That took me all of maybe 14 - 17 minutes to process. Dunno why yours takes so long.
WOW, that makes me want to do autotune. I debating driving to San Fransisco tomorrow, just to autotune.
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Old 02-17-2008, 05:54 AM
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Say what you will, but the Vaio TX and TZ-class machines are just about the awesomest notebook since the Tandy 100. Sure they ain't the fastest thing in the universe, but they're smaller than hustler's dick and yet they still have built-in optical drives.
I can't complain about it because I only paid $20.00 for it, $20.00 for a new power adapter, and had a new 80 gig laying around to toss in. The thing that eats **** about sony notebooks is memory capacity... Its maxed out at 385mb, my last sony notebook wouldn't take anymore than 192 For ***** sake.. It does okay, though.. Sure the hell not going to use my work notebook or my personal notebook for it... I'll let the cheap sony get busted instead.


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WOW, that makes me want to do autotune. I debating driving to San Fransisco tomorrow, just to autotune.

Been kinda curious to play with Autotune, but it seems like more of a pain in the *** than using Megalogview.. Seriously man, it was simple as hell. Granted it was a Saturday afternoon and traffic here isn't too bad. Went for a nice drive during the day then came back to finish it during the evening. Its not perfect yet, but its really close.. I'm comfortable running it hard in 1, 2, and 3rd gears to redline but the idle is still shitty around 1100rpm. Been working so much lately that I've no time to even drive that car... along with the locked up brake caliper I found lastnight when driving it around the block.
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Hmmm, I have no idea what the autotune is like, though I'll admit MLV is pretty easy, once you get a decent AFR table into it.

The little script worked well once I figured out how to use it (hint: If you let it dump to the screen you'll watch it for like ten minutes and then get no file). But it worked great, and for once I'm pretty happy with the car over all (though I think it's kinda lean everywhere since I had some weird settings in some MS-II specific spots, as well as a small amount of warm-up enrichment on during most of my logs. But it sure feels a lot better.

Is it ok if I send that script to the guy who writes MLV and tell him he could distrubute that with it? Just adding a "/h" flag to it would be the only change to suggest (other than the aforementioned mark reenumeration which is a lot more work...)
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Originally Posted by AbeFM
Hmmm, I have no idea what the autotune is like, though I'll admit MLV is pretty easy, once you get a decent AFR table into it.

The little script worked well once I figured out how to use it (hint: If you let it dump to the screen you'll watch it for like ten minutes and then get no file). But it worked great, and for once I'm pretty happy with the car over all (though I think it's kinda lean everywhere since I had some weird settings in some MS-II specific spots, as well as a small amount of warm-up enrichment on during most of my logs. But it sure feels a lot better.

Is it ok if I send that script to the guy who writes MLV and tell him he could distrubute that with it? Just adding a "/h" flag to it would be the only change to suggest (other than the aforementioned mark reenumeration which is a lot more work...)
Do whatever you like with it. Although I'm sure the MLV guy would probably rather just put a java version of the functionality in, rather than shipping a separate program.

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FYI, when I put all my files together, I had to check the 'large data sets' box in MLV. Then it still didn't load, so I doubled the numbers again. It worked great - took maybe 30 -90seconds on a mediocre laptop on batteries
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Awesome! All my pestering of Mr. Tobin paid off! Sucks to take time out of his day but....

Ok, I did it. If you do a "Check for updates" from the help menu, version 2.90 will load multiple files.
You must have View--> "Use Alternate File Dialog" unchecked.
Then you should be able to select multiple files while the dialog is open.
But I don't have MLV here, so I have to wait till I get home!
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