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http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=16473
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I'm running latest 6.2 nightly build (25/9) on WinXP.
A fresh install, no extras added.
When I tried to play radio stream:
mms://sr-wm.qbrick.com/02038_p3-wm-High
I get the error message below and slimserver hangs forever.
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Hi
Thanks to my lovely little 2 year daughter, I now have a broken aerial
(Wi-Fi!) on the back of my SB1!!
It still works (slightly lower signal strength as its too poorly to
stand upright now) but of course it would be nice to have a healthy one
again!!
Does anyone know where I can source a
Or do the Slim boys have any spares for me?
Of course they do:
https://secure.slimdevices.com/order/upgrades.cgi
USD 7.50
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That's handy. I just noticed case and hardware for $29. I'd quite like
to buy a black case for my Platinum SB2. Are they available in the UK?
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Not to take any wind from Ultra's sails (no pun intended) - The Infrant
600 NAS server (up to 1.6 TB, hardware RAID) will run slimserver. I
needed something sooner than was coming from Ultra, and the Infrant fit
the bill.
Chris
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mherger Wrote:
Or do the Slim boys have any spares for me?
Of course they do:
https://secure.slimdevices.com/order/upgrades.cgi
USD 7.50
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Thanks Michael
Perhaps I should have added that I am in the UK. Looking at the Slim
shipping
DrNic said the following on 25/09/2005 13:07:
Perhaps I should have added that I am in the UK. Looking at the Slim
shipping policy (well UPS's) this $7.5 aerial would end up costing
considerably more by the time it got to me!!
Is this aerial just a standard 2.2 / 3 dB gain jobby?
Their UK
Where on earth did they get that picture from? She's not even holding a
Slim remote! I think we should have a picture of Sean in exactly the
same pose with a real remote. ;-)
Max
PS I've never seen a picture of Sean. This would work best if he has
a beard and a large beer gut. :-)
Is there anything after Senior Member? If people post serious numbers
of messages, do they get to be a Minor Deity or Ponymeister or
something?
Hmm, I wonder:
while (1) autoPost();
:-)
Max
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Where on earth did they get that picture from? She's not even holding a
Slim remote!
I think this is a stock picture from some image library. Or how do you
explain this (see left column, was läuft?):
http://www.ard.de/
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Robin Bowes Wrote:
DrNic said the following on 25/09/2005 13:07:
Perhaps I should have added that I am in the UK. Looking at the Slim
shipping policy (well UPS's) this $7.5 aerial would end up costing
considerably more by the time it got to me!!
Is this aerial just a standard 2.2 / 3
I think the next step up is NOT a Slimdevices employee like KDF!!
:)
Nic
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Can anyone duplicate or confirm this issue for me. I have a Squeeze Box
2 and Slimserver loaded on a high powered PC with plenty of memory.
Tried it on 2 PC's actually running Windows XP. No strange software
running in background.
All Change buttons will freeze after I try to enter perhaps more
Hi all
Looking to bolster the meagre (40gb) storage on my Dell Inspiron 5150
in preparation for an SB2, and the Maxtor One Touch II 300gb external
USB/Firewire looks good. However, both my USB ports are already in use,
so I'd like to use my 1394 port. I think it is a 4 pin input (how can I
I never knew this before, but it seems to be true that at least some
hospitals run on 207V. I found mention of it in several articles after
searching in Google. Hospitals have special designated outlets in each
room, coloured differently, that survive power failures.
About the only clue I could
Don't worry about it too much!
Laptops generally have the smaller (4 pin) firewire ports, whereas
desktops and add on cards have the 6 pin jobbies!
AFAIK the 4 pin connectors can't/don't supply power to the device (ie
your iPod wouldn't charge) but that won't be an issue for the hard
drive as it
Hi,
i plugged my LaCie Big Drive also on my JVC Subnotebook and it works
perfectly, cause the Drive has its own Power Supply.
btw. you can also use a USB Extenderbox
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All:
I find generating/maintaining playlists through the web interface rather
painful. Would anyone recommend a Windows based playlist manager? Open source
preferred.
Thanks!
-steve
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PAUL WILLIAMSON Wrote:
As for power supply standards, try figuring out why hospitals
(and a select few other businesses) get 207V. I have
absolutely no idea why, but they do.
Most larger businesses run higher 240 voltages, because they use
3-phase power. 3-phase is far more efficient for
You get two gold stars on your report card, and a paper-cutout good
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That would be excellent. I could put them next to my treasured Fire
Awareness Training and Quality Assurance Training certificates at work!
;-)
Max
MrC Wrote:
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Well the obvious non open source solution is itunes which is especially
good at smart playlists and with which slimserver works exceptionally
well.
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On Sun, 2005-09-25 at 09:19 -0700, MrC wrote:
PAUL WILLIAMSON Wrote:
As for power supply standards, try figuring out why hospitals
(and a select few other businesses) get 207V. I have
absolutely no idea why, but they do.
Most larger businesses run higher 240 voltages, because they
Oops, yes, I should have written 208v vs. 240. Thanks for the
correction.
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Nico
Did you ever get to the bottome of this?? Is it working properly for
you now?
I'm ashamed to admit it, but on my slimserver (ah hem - 5.3.1!) I have
exactly the same problem!
Embedded artwork *and* cover.jpg files in the folder of MP3's are
displayed, but cover.jpg in FLAC folders do not
On 25-Sep-05, at 10:56 AM, DrNic wrote:
Nico
Did you ever get to the bottome of this?? Is it working properly for
you now?
I'm ashamed to admit it, but on my slimserver (ah hem - 5.3.1!) I have
exactly the same problem!
Embedded artwork *and* cover.jpg files in the folder of MP3's are
Just to let everyone know - I have managed to get the firmware upgrade
procedure to work with a Pronto learning remote.
I was originally using the JVC code for brightness and this did not
trigger the firmware upgrade.
I have now programmed a new button with the learned code for
brightness
Will it be terribly difficult for SlimDevices to integrate a HDD in SB2
and make it SB3? Just curious.
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Upgrading the perl 5.8.7 fixed this problem for me.
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Winamp?
*this space filled to satisfy the short message filter*
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kdf Wrote:
On 25-Sep-05, at 10:56 AM, DrNic wrote:
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i've got about 70% of my collection as FLAC, and all my artwork is
cover.jpg in folders. I'm seeing art just fine, but I also can't say I
can think of a time when I did not (at least specifically for FLAC).
d_artwork
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Will it be terribly difficult for SlimDevices to integrate a HDD
in SB2 and make it SB3? Just curious.
Ugh, I'd hate that. Go get a ReadyNAS and make a new
case. I'd rather see the SB3 have a larger VFD, like 2x
as big as the current one, or have
On Sun, 2005-09-25 at 11:44 -0700, hifijames wrote:
Will it be terribly difficult for SlimDevices to integrate a HDD in SB2
and make it SB3? Just curious.
Hard? probably not.
Desirable? not to me. First, it wouldn't be slim anymore.
and I don't want noisey stuff like disks and computers
in my
Will it be terribly difficult for SlimDevices to integrate a HDD in SB2
and make it SB3? Just curious.
This would not only need a HD, but a fast processer, RAM, an OS - a PC
inside the SB2. And the OS would have to be supported, too. Not something
I'd expect to become reality.
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foobar2000 ?
Ceejay.
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Looks like the KCRW simulcast feed in the SlimDevices picks may be
pointing to an old URL. I think the new one is:
File1=http://64.236.34.97:80/stream/1046
Length1=-1
File2=http://64.236.34.67:80/stream/1046
Length2=-1
File3=http://64.236.34.4:80/stream/1046
Length3=-1
GreenMan wrote:
I like my SB2, but sometimes I find that I start pushing buttons on the
remote to navigate the SB2 menus, and nothing happens. Then 10-15
seconds later, all the navigation I did starts suddenly happening in
rapid succession. Has this been noticed/reported?
A similar thing
On 9/25/05, John Gorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
GreenMan wrote:Any idea what even can be occurring around about every minute?I think the default refresh interval for the MusicMagic plugin is 60 seconds. I would set the MM interval higher to see if it helps. I set mine to 3600. Could be related?
Anyone?
I have mplayer and lame and the windows codecs for AlienBBC installed
if that could make a difference?
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