I have an 'old' SLIMP3 running under about a week old 6.2 nightly and now I
only have the bottom half of the Time Date screensaver.
Anyone else with this issue?
Andrew
(And no I have not updated to tonights nightly - the server is getting blown
away in a day or two)
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The existing web skinning format is too limiting to really allow major
functional changes in the UI w/o having to get into the Perl that
generates the data for the skin in the first place.
I would love to see a SOAP interface for slimserver. It would be a
great way to provide a simple and flexibl
Ah, the firmware version isn't shown on SqueezeNetwork...
Press and hold the right arrow key to go back to the player setup,
the scroll down to "Show Current Settings", then press right, the
firmware version will be in that list.
(And if you are running 6.1.1 on SlimServer, then you will ha
Go to your player settings from the web ui. Then click the Menus
subsection. Ensure that you have Settings showing up on the menu. If
not, add it.
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On 9-Aug-05, at 10:06 PM, jazzfan wrote:
player UI: settings->Information->player information, scroll down to
"player firmware"
That's what I thought and remember seeing when my SB2 was fresh out of
the box.
disconnect from squeezenetwork and connect to your own server, then you
will see
I meant to say "under settings", not "options".
Late, powering down - going to bed...
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> player UI: settings->Information->player information, scroll down to
"player firmware"
That's what I thought and remember seeing when my SB2 was fresh out of
the box.
I have done 2 upgrades since then. The latest brought me to Slimserver
6.1.1 and I'm guessing firmware version 15. ?
I just c
Although I haven't taken mine apart before so there may be other issues here
but how about physically fliping the display upside down in the case?
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I'm ordering a batch now. Email me directly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
if you want one and include your mailing address.
These are cut vinyl sticker, very nice looking but not too cheap, so
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On 9-Aug-05, at 7:09 PM, jazzfan wrote:
I am on the latest firmware. I have been looking and cannot find where
in the menu I can display the firmware version on my SB2. I was sure
there was a spot you could select this.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
web UI: player settings,
Settings->Information->Player Settings->Firmware Version
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I am on the latest firmware. I have been looking and cannot find where
in the menu I can display the firmware version on my SB2. I was sure
there was a spot you could select this.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks, in advance
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Just to say my problem was solved by changing to :
SlimServer Version: 6.1.2 - 3774 - Windows XP - EN - cp1252
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> is it correct I also need e.g. an ODBC driver (eg
> www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/) to be able to exchange SQL statements and
> data with SQLite from eg Access?
For Access, yes you need an ODBC driver. For other communications
you'll need different drivers (e.g. Java apps would need a JDBC
driver
>As a simple test, I can't get anyone else in my house to use the SS UI,
>though they are all happy with iTunes and find it intuitive.
>
My wife actually finds the Web UI easier to understand and use than the
two-line SB display. She keeps pressing up/down instead of left/right and
generally get
Thanks for the reply.
I understand I need SQLite installed, but is it correct I also need
e.g. an ODBC driver (eg www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/) to be able to
exchange SQL statements and data with SQLite from eg Access?
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Thanks for your quick replies.
Is it possible to use SQL queries from eg Access or MS Query to read
information from the db file? Do I have to have SQLite installed for this?
You will need SQLite installed. http://www.sqlite.org/
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Thanks for your quick replies.
Is it possible to use SQL queries from eg Access or MS Query to read
information from the db file? Do I have to have SQLite installed for
this?
swedela
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These look great - I'll try both of these suggestions out.
Thanks for everyone's time.
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Quoting dean blackketter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> That bug is confusing.
>
> The behavior I described:
> >> You should be able to queue up all the songs in a folder
> >> (recursively) by pressing PLAY when viewing that folder's name.
>
> Should happen no matter what the preference setting is.
>
> Th
That bug is confusing.
The behavior I described:
You should be able to queue up all the songs in a folder
(recursively) by pressing PLAY when viewing that folder's name.
Should happen no matter what the preference setting is.
The preference should only affect what happens when you press PLAY/
Quoting dean blackketter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You should be able to queue up all the songs in a folder
> (recursively) by pressing PLAY when viewing that folder's name.
>
> If that doesn't work, then we need to open a bug against that
um...we do.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=
It's just long enough, assuming you fold it carefully. (For some
number of early SB2s, the connector was placed incorrectly on the
board and we had to fold the cables by hand.)
On Aug 9, 2005, at 1:38 PM, Jim Dibb wrote:
That ribbon cable looks too short to twist.
On 8/9/05, JJZolx <[EMAI
You should be able to queue up all the songs in a folder
(recursively) by pressing PLAY when viewing that folder's name.
If that doesn't work, then we need to open a bug against that
On Aug 9, 2005, at 8:57 AM, kdf wrote:
On 9-Aug-05, at 7:33 AM, BodieBill wrote:
Hi,
I am using a S
That ribbon cable looks too short to twist.
On 8/9/05, JJZolx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> gonk Wrote:
> > 2. The text must be rotated on the display. Anyone know how to change
> > this in the Slimserver code? Is it possible at all?
> >
> > Ideas, anyone?
> It looks like you might be able to fl
gonk Wrote:
> 2. The text must be rotated on the display. Anyone know how to change
> this in the Slimserver code? Is it possible at all?
>
> Ideas, anyone?
It looks like you might be able to flip the display board over within
the case.
http://www.slimdevices.com/photos/inside_squeezebox2/
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> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimServerDatabaseFile
FYI, that page is wrong, it should be C:\Program
Files\SlimServer\server\Cache\slimserversql.db
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http:/
I gave this some more thought, and it occured to me that the linux-based
gpartd is unlikely to resolve the XP problem, in that it probably uses
the same code and/or partition header files used by the rest of the
system. I'm just guessing here. It would be interesting to hear of
your findings.
That will work, but you'll need to clip off a couple of the tabs on
the top and bottom case that hold the board in place. The tabs in
question are in the middle of the case (the ones on the ends can be
left in place).
On Aug 9, 2005, at 1:05 PM, ron thigpen wrote:
gonk wrote:
Ideas,
I suspect you might need a longer cable (if it's anything like my
recollection of the SB1 internals; I haven't opened my SB2 yet), but
certainly not impossible. Someone in another thread was looking for
(and found, ISTR) a longer display cable for use in a custom case.
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I've used these guys in the past and they have done nice work.
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If the wire going to the display is long enough, wouldn't the easiest
solution be to crack the case and flip the display?
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gonk wrote:
Ideas, anyone?
-Open SB2 case
-Remove and rotate display
-Reinsert
-Close SB2 case
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Display rotation sounds like a fabulous idea! I know Slim Devices used
to offer an under mount kit for the original SliMP3 but not the
SqueezeBoxes. I think display rotation in software would be just as
good or even better solution. I don't know if it is possible though.
Be sure to open up a featur
On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 12:42 -0700, gonk wrote:
> 2. The text must be rotated on the display. Anyone know how to change
> this in the Slimserver code? Is it possible at all?
You have two subproblems here.
On SB1/g and SB2, the characters are bit mapped graphics. So
you can change the bitmaps and ge
Quoting gonk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I would like to mount the SB2 upside down under a shelf in the kitchen.
> This gives me two problems:
>
> 1. How to fasten the device mechanically. This can be solved in several
> ways. This is not a big issue, but it would have helped with some
> keyhole moun
Why does it have to be upsidedown? Because the bottom isnt pretty enough?
Use velco to stick it to the bottom.
On 8/9/05, gonk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I would like to mount the SB2 upside down under a shelf in the kitchen.
> This gives me two problems:
>
> 1. How to fasten the device me
I would like to mount the SB2 upside down under a shelf in the kitchen.
This gives me two problems:
1. How to fasten the device mechanically. This can be solved in several
ways. This is not a big issue, but it would have helped with some
keyhole mountings or similar.
2. The text must be rotated
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Hi,
Does the SlimServer create a database of the music files in its
library?
If so, where is it located on the computer running the server software,
and in what format is the database? I'm using MusicLibrary to read and
modify tags, and I'm wondering if I can use the library database that
SlimS
seanadams Wrote:
> Can you think of a better way to express this operation than the
> "add/remove" interface provided?
How about something like the ipod, with it's "now playing" seperate
from it's "on the go" playlist.
The usual way I use my ipod is, find a song, hit play, then start
building a
On 9-Aug-05, at 7:33 AM, BodieBill wrote:
Hi,
I am using a SB (not the SB2) and recently upgraded to the 6.1 server.
Since the upgrade, whenever I try to play the songs in a folder (via
Browse Music Folder), it just plays the first song and stops. In the
server settings, I of course have the
Yes, PM can write the partition table w/out affecting the partition
data. I hedged on the "fix" of the partition map - my thinking was
that when PM wrote out the partition table, it might overwrite the info
that's causing XP trouble. I can't say with certain recollection, but I
believe I've done
I have exactly the same setting. There is no problem with two slimserver
running at the same time. All you need is setup your SB2 to the
slimserver you want. Just pull out the power and reconnect the SB2 and
it will look for the slimserver again. You can choose manual setup then.
You can also use c
shermoid Wrote:
>
>
> does anyone know if you can just point a browser to the address of the
> ReadyNAS, and have the slimserver come up just like it does on the pc?
> i imagine there would have to be some sort of web server on the
> ReadyNAS, and perhaps that's part of infrant's upload image
I just use symbolic links.
unpack the tar ball to say /usr/src/Slimserver_6.x.x
ln -s /usr/src/Slimserver_6.x.x /usr/local/slimserver
Just make sure your startup script points to
/usr/local/slimserver/slimserver.pl (for this example).
this allows you to keep a few versions of Slim around with thie
Hi,
I am using a SB (not the SB2) and recently upgraded to the 6.1 server.
Since the upgrade, whenever I try to play the songs in a folder (via
Browse Music Folder), it just plays the first song and stops. In the
server settings, I of course have the ´Play other songs in album´
option checked.
JJZolx Wrote:
> It should work pretty much the same as SlimServer running on a computer,
> complete with web interface. My biggest reservations about the Infrant
> installation of SlimServer are that you can't load any plugins that
> Infrant doesn't include in the installation, you have no direc
web161 wrote:
Does anybody recall the name of the company Mr. Ryman-Tubb used for his
custom enclosure? I'm asking because I seem to remember that you could
download custom software and design your own faceplate. The data would
then be sent away for custom manufacturing.
I think it may have
> You can format / clean up the partition table using utilities such as
> Partition Magic on XP - they will format large (ie. >32G) partitions
on
> XP (its XPs fdisk that is artificially limited).
First, thank you for the info. Your instinct matches my conclusion.
However, do you think it's pos
Yes wi-fi probably would work - and that is a backup plan - I'm just
trying this option first to save my wi-fi bandwidth.
SSH tunnels ? - I will investigate!
Thanks
Kevin
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I'd like to know about this too... so I'm just giving it a bump in case
someone else knows how!
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I just rename the directory, and extract the new one in it's place.
Then I copy over the Plugins.
S.
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Yes, something in the Wiki on how to update Slimeserver each time would
be a good plan. I jsut went over the top last time and it seemed to
work ok but doubtless it isn't the best way...
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