[slim] best way to move plugins durring slim upgrade

2005-11-03 Thread Matt Alioto
Title: best way to move plugins durring slim upgrade






Hi

I was wondering if anyone has any suggestion regarding moving ones plugins to a new installation.

Is there way to keep them outside the slim directory like you can do with prefs and cache?

Im running perl tar.gz on a linux box and I usually keep my slim versions in say /usr/src/Slimxxx and create a link to /usr/slimserver pointing to the desired version. Ive tried just copying the Plugings dir but some plugins like alien drop other files outside of the plugins dir which causes problems. 

Thanks

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RE: [slim] Power on Resume Options in Player problem with stream?

2005-11-02 Thread Matt Alioto
 
 I turn off the SB while it is playing this stream.  When I turn on the
 SB again, nothing happens - no resume of the stream.
 


I pause the stream before turning off my SB if I want to resume later
without restarting the stream. 

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RE: [slim] Re: Announce: SlimServer 6.2b2

2005-10-20 Thread Matt Alioto

Hi
I was wondering if anyone has had any of the following problems with the 
releases from the 18th til todays nightly(19th) including the 6.2b2 released 
today.

When using playlist rescan from server settings music stops on all players and 
what ever is queued up to play on each player is gone from the now playing.  
attached is what d_scan look like.  I swear the files exist and everthing 
around them is 777.

This may have to do with #1. In the past there were a bunch of .m3u files in 
the PL dir with MAC's and IP's of the players prepended to them to store 
current PL's.?  I just did I little overhaul and moved the PL dir. I didn't 
move the m3u's cause it was a totally differnt vol/path ect..  Now I don't see 
those types of m3u's being created in there and it kind of makes me think it 
has to do with problem #1. User had full rights to PL dir.


When doing a browser refresh the player always reverts back to a perticular 
player.  If I refresh while I'm adding somes to player B it will change to 
player A.  I'm 98% sure this was not the behavior a few nightlys back.  Could 
be going crazy but just wondering.

OK last one.  If you go to the alarm setting on the SB via remote all 5 pages 
are the same(Each page is the press right to turn off). This only occurs when 
the alarm is armed and not when it is in the off setting.
It still shows as 5 menu options and each option will takle you to the proper 
setting ie. alarm time, playlist ect.. its just that all 5 of the menu choices 
say press right to turn off instead of thier proper title.

Thanks
wr420

mandrake 9.1
rpm install
runs as user slimserver and everything is owned by slimserver and has full 
rights.
PL's are stored on a local drive with rwx permissions.  Music is on a samba 
share read only.
6.2b2
perl 5.8.7
2 SB2, 1 SB1, XMMS
42000 songs
2.4 Ghz
768mem

 

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RE: [slim] Re: Announce: SlimServer 6.2b2

2005-10-20 Thread Matt Alioto
Disregard this one.  Cleared cache and fixed.  
I kill people like me for beaskfast.


(notice now how I add songs instead of somes).
When doing a browser refresh the player always reverts back to a perticular 
player.  If I refresh while I'm adding songs to player B it will change to 
player A.  I'm 98% sure this was not the behavior a few nightlys back.  Could 
be going crazy but just wondering.


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[slim] SlimServer 6.2b2 problems?

2005-10-20 Thread Matt Alioto
Sorry to post this twice. I should have started a new thread. 


 Hi
 I was wondering if anyone has had any of the following problems with
the
 releases from the 18th til todays nightly(19th) including the 6.2b2
 released today.
 
 When using playlist rescan from server settings music stops on all
players
 and what ever is queued up to play on each player is gone from the now
 playing.  Attached is what d_scan looks like.  I swear the files exist
and
 everthing around them is 777.
 
 This may have to do with #1. In the past there were a bunch of .m3u
files
 in the PL dir with MAC's and IP's of the players prepended to them to
 store current PL's.?  I just did I little overhaul and moved the PL
dir. I
 didn't move the m3u's cause it was a totally differnt vol/path ect..
Now
 I don't see those types of m3u's being created in there and it kind of
 makes me think it has to do with problem #1. Slim user has full rights
to PL
 dir.
 
 
 If you go to the alarm setting menu on the SB2 via remote all 5
 items are the same(Each item says press right to turn off). This
only
 occurs when the alarm is armed and not when it is in the off setting.
 It still shows as 5 menu options and each option will takle you to the
 proper setting ie. alarm time, playlist ect.. its just that all 5 of
the
 menu choices say press right to turn off instead of thier proper
title.
 
 Thanks
 wr420
 
 mandrake 9.1
 rpm install
 runs as user slimserver and everything is owned by slimserver and has
full
 rights.
 PL's are stored on a local drive with rwx permissions.  Music is on a
 samba share read only.
 6.2b2
 perl 5.8.7
 2 SB2, 1 SB1, XMMS
 42000 songs
 2.4 Ghz
 768mem
 
 

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RE: [slim] Re: SlimServer 6.2b2 problems?

2005-10-20 Thread Matt Alioto
 * Matt Alioto shaped the electrons to say...
 
  When using playlist rescan from server settings music stops on all
 
 Matt - I fixed this bug just this morning. Thanks.

Fix will be in tonight's nightly?

Bugzilla is my friend...
At least I'm not totally crazy.  I have made so many changes lately I
was hesitant to even mention it.  I thought for sure it was a result of
my changes.

Any idea on the alarm settings menu thing?  
Ie with alarm armed all alarm setting menu items 
say press right to turn off, but other wise functions normally.

Thanks again
Wr420


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RE: [slim] Performance measurements ?

2005-10-13 Thread Matt Alioto

Can you post the source?  Need to run on Solaris.
Linux version errors.  Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
I renamed settime.bin to settime.
Set execute permissions
ssettime is in my path
slimserver.pl is in my path as slimserver.pl and as slimserver
user can read input file.
If I were to run it from a windows or linux box and point it at my slim
server across the network would that effect the results?

-bash-3.00# sstime 192.168.1.35 9090 sstime.txt
-bash: /usr/bin/sstime: Invalid argument

Thanks

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RE: [slim] Re: Unreliable Wireless Connection

2005-10-12 Thread Matt Alioto
Exactly 26 characters?

Matt Alioto
malioto (AT) acpac (DOT) com

Don't let education interfere with your learning...

 
 Ok, here's your problem.  You've entered a passphrase as your
 encrytption key.  This is not allowed in your router, nor with WEP.
 You need to use hex digits only, which are 0-9A-F (0 through 9, and A
 through F).  Look at the example at the bottom of your setup page
 (second screen shot posted here).
 
 And you need exactly 16 hex digits for your 128 bit encryption (128
 bits / 8 bits per byte = 16 bytes = 16 chars).
 
 
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RE: [slim] Re: Player stopping rather than pausing when switched off?

2005-08-31 Thread Matt Alioto
I've upgraded to the 8-30 nightly of 6.1.2 and it still seems to behave
the same.  Same= If I'm in the middle of a song and power off, then
power on the song starts at the beginning again instead of from where I
left off.

I've tried unplugging and replugging squeeze box, forcing firmware
upgrade, power cycling, checked for new settings that control this
behavior, deleted pref file and cache dir ect.. and still the same
behavior. Was it fixed in the 6.1.2? or 6.2?  Is there a special
procedure to start it playing from where it left off as opposed to
starting from the beginning?


Thanks
matt

 
  Hi
  I was wondering if anybody knew if this was going to be changed back
to
  the original behavior.
  I've searched the bug/enhancements but don't see anything on it.
 
 it already was.
 -kdf
 




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[slim] Re: Player stopping rather than pausing when switched off?

2005-08-30 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi
I was wondering if anybody knew if this was going to be changed back to
the original behavior.
I've searched the bug/enhancements but don't see anything on it.

Thanks
matt

 
 This was an intentional change, in part to fix a bug where the volume

 levels got messed up if you paused, but mostly because it seemed more 

 consistent with the behavior of other consumer electronics devices.

 

 It sounds like this was a behavior that you were counting on. Can 

 you

 describe how you use it so we can fix it in the best possible way?

 

 On Jul 31, 2005, at 9:05 AM, Robin Cooksey wrote:

 

 In 6.1.1, players seem to stop rather than pause when switched off. 

 I.e. when switched back on they say Stopped, rather than Paused, 

 and they have reverted back to the start of the track; rather than 

 starting at the same position in the track when play is pressed.

I sort of thought this might have been done to help fix this bug from a
while back:

http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=419

I have not really tested the current version though; since I am tending
to leave the SB on all the time these days.



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RE: [slim] Re: Multiple Profiles?

2005-08-11 Thread Matt Alioto

 
 well, I think I'm just getting the impression that demands for how
this
 must
 work will end up causing the one instance to double up on so much
already.
 Its
 a given that once such a feature is created, there will be a user out
 there who
 will demand that it works in every different way possible.  Share some
 files,
 not others, share prefs, not others.  User defined access to players,
 swappable
 on the fly, admin lockouts etc.  Just about any feature you name will
have
 at
 least one person who will say that its absolutely required.  The idea
of
 two
 separate servers just cuts to the chase, though admittedly bars shared
 libraries on the fly.  You'd have to use symlinks.
 

They have already got their own custom network transport why not just
expand on it and create the SOS(Slim Operating System) and SFS(Slim File
System).
It would probably be easier in the long run;)

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RE: [slim] Updating Slim Server?

2005-08-09 Thread Matt Alioto
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 thier origional 
names and dates incase an upgrade goes bad
and your start up scripts won't need to be changed.
You will probably also want to use command line options in the startup script 
to specify cashe dir, preferences, log file ect..
I put all of this in the slimserever users home directory.

Matt



I am running 6.0.2 on Linux.  How do I install 6.1.1?  Do I simply
unzip the tar into the existing Slim Server directory overwriting whats
there or should I delete the contents first?  Do I need to update Perl
as well?

Thanks,
Dan


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RE: [slim] Mount SB2 upside down - rotate display text

2005-08-09 Thread Matt Alioto
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?


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of gonk
Sent: Tue 8/9/2005 12:42 PM
To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: [slim] Mount SB2 upside down - rotate display text
 

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 on the display. Anyone know how to change
this in the Slimserver code? Is it possible at all?

Ideas, anyone?


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RE: [slim] Re: Sean Adams caught red handed!

2005-08-05 Thread Matt Alioto
Humm..
Lets see.  Yahoo has an online music subscription service.
I imagine they use DRM.
Lots of people want to play DRM on squeezebox.
Sean caught at yahoo.
Hummm..

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RE: [slim] 5 Aug Nightlies Double Songs

2005-08-05 Thread Matt Alioto
This has been happening to mine for quite some time now due to .cue and
.m3u playlist files in the directory with mp3's.  Commenting out the
file types in types.conf stops the duplicates but breaks Playlist
functionality.
It also gives you a more accurate track count with cue and m3u commented
out.

Matt...

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 Subject: [slim] 5 Aug Nightlies Double Songs
 
 Today's nightly release of Slmiserver adds two copies of every song
 selected
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RE: [slim] 5 Aug Nightlies Double Songs

2005-08-05 Thread Matt Alioto
Were you adding the same tracks/CD's/Directories on the other PC?
It only happens to me when there is a cue or m3u in the same directory
as the mp3's I'm adding and I'm pretty sure it only happens when adding
through browse music folder.

Matt
 
 But weird; I've just realised it doesn't happen if I use the interface
 from
 another networked PC...
 
 --
 
 Neil
 
 
 Matt Alioto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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 news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 This has been happening to mine for quite some time now due to .cue
and
 .m3u playlist files in the directory with mp3's.  Commenting out the
 file types in types.conf stops the duplicates but breaks Playlist
 functionality.
 It also gives you a more accurate track count with cue and m3u
commented
 out.
 
 Matt...
 
  Today's nightly release of Slmiserver adds two copies of every song
  selected
  to a current playlist...
 
  --
 
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RE: [slim] Re:Security consequences of opening port 9000 and beyond

2005-08-05 Thread Matt Alioto
I agree

If someone wants something bad enough there is absolutely nothing you
can do to stop them short of destroying what they want.  There comes a
point when the cost of securing something out weighs its value.  It's up
to you to determine what that value is and how far you are willing to go
to keep it secure.  You can put 2 alarms in your car, ignition kill,
club, brake lock,
The boot, gps tracking what ever you want.  I'll show up with a yellow
flatbed w/ AAA on the side and take it off a busy city street in the
middle of the day with people all around and nobody would think anything
of it.


   


 
 It is nice to see the voice of sensibility regarding this security
 question finally tilting the scales towards reason.
 
 I see these things as risk/reward propositions.  In this case, as some
 feel, the risk of an attack is low, yet they fail to quantify the cost
 (negative reward) of a succesfully attack, which could be dramatic and
 high.  The flip side reduces the risk to almost nil, and the cost is
 minimal (learning to install and configure a piece of software), and
 the reward is quite high (peace of mind, supplimental knowledge useful
 for other inet apps and services).  When there is such an imbalance in
 the risk/reward proposition, the choice is clear.
 
 
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RE: [slim] Re: Best Performance - recommendations? -- no, but I can tell you what *isn't* working for me..

2005-08-04 Thread Matt Alioto
Maybe a .cue/.m3u problem?
A lot of the CDs I have ripped have playlist files in the dir with the
music.  If I browse folders and play a directory containing a CD that
has a playlist file in it I get 2 of each song.  I commented out .cue
and .m3u in types.conf to remedy.(which of course broke playlists
altogether). 
BUT I'm pretty sure it dropped a 4-5 hours scan time to under a half
hour.
(40,000 tracks)
YMMV - I wasn't timing it so this may be a big wrong.  Just something to
think about.
I will test later and report.
Matt



 
 What I don't understand is why the scan time is seemingly exponential.
 I can do a full wipe and rescan of about 10,000 tracks in under 15
 minutes (more like 10), so why does 7x the tracks take 96x as long to
 scan?
 
 
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RE: [slim] Skins - many don't seem to work.

2005-08-03 Thread Matt Alioto
RE: [slim] Skins - many don't seem to work.

Have you tried the pill or a contraceptive jelly.
Sorry couldn't resist.
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RE: [slim] Best Performance - recommendations? -- no, but I can tellyou what *isn't* working for me..

2005-08-03 Thread Matt Alioto
OK here goes..
Setup. 
2 SB2's wired and 1 SB1 wireless
Cisco AP-350
Dell 3024 Sw
Sun Enterprise 3000 - 6 250Mhz Ultra Sparc - 3 gig mem.
10 73 gig scsi Seagate barracuda 16meg cache, Soft Raid 5.
600gig MP3 store/250gigs Mp3 - 40,000 songs
perl 5.8.5
lame 3.96.1
Slimserver 7-31 nightly
Solaris 10
90% of hardware was in stock before I got into Slim.

Up til the 6.1 release the web interface was pretty slow and browsing
folders was also very painful especially when entering a directory with
a large number of subdirectories. However I had not had any problems
with drop outs with the exception of some wireless issues that were
taken care of.

With the latest releases the response from the SqueeezeBoxen is almost
instantaneous and the Web UI is also greatly accelerated.  Granted if I
go apesh*t with the remote it will eventually choke for a second or 5
but after that it goes back to normal and zips through the menus with
the exception of Playlist and maybe search but I can't say for sure
cause I don't use search.  I'm at work right now streaming from home at
64K, SSH'd to the server and FTPing a 215meg Mp3 to the same volume that
my MP3's are stored and it has only dropped once for a few
seconds(network issue). At work I'm on a single T-1 that is shared by
300 other people and at home I have a basic 384/1.5 DSL. At home I can't
remember ever having a drop out where the server was at fault.
I often sync all 3 players as well as playing different streams on each
player.  I also stream to work pretty much 24hours a day and its always
nice to come to work in the morning at hear that the music is still
playing day after day. Also faithful alarm clock. Except for that one
morning with the new release, playlist problem, now I make sure(at
night) that the alarm still works after upgrading. 


Process stats current
When just streaming to one player remotely (xmms) - 1.1%
When streaming to one player with WebUI open 2-5%
When rescanning 15-20% - players are slow to respond but no drop outs.
LAME is at about 4-5% when streaming remotely.

   PID USERNAME  SIZE   RSS STATE  PRI NICE  TIME  CPU PROCESS/NLWP
 13097 root 4128K 3008K sleep   200   0:10:03 5.0% lame/1
 13106 wr4208928K 3320K sleep   430   0:02:42 2.8% sshd/1
 11058 root   76M   72M sleep   590  15:22:09 1.1%
slimserver.pl/1
 13107 wr4203288K 1976K sleep   590   0:00:16 0.3% sftp-server/1
 13136 wr4204768K 4440K cpu10   590   0:00:03 0.2% prstat/1
 13130 wr4208160K 2824K sleep   590   0:00:00 0.0% sshd/1
   461 root 8440K 3496K sleep   590   0:17:59 0.0% dtgreet/1
   416 root   12M 6904K sleep   590   0:16:55 0.0% Xsun/1
   105 root 4272K 2944K sleep   590   0:03:46 0.0% nscd/25
 10931 root 3632K 2120K sleep   590   0:01:05 0.0% nmbd/1
   182 root 2296K 1056K sleep  100-   0:05:53 0.0% xntpd/1
 7 root 8384K 1408K sleep   590   0:03:56 0.0% svc.startd/12
   380 root 1992K  192K sleep   590   0:00:00 0.0% smcboot/1
   322 root 3808K 2016K sleep   590   0:00:06 0.0% syslogd/13
   214 root 2120K  664K sleep   590   0:00:01 0.0% ttymon/1
99 root 2520K8K sleep   590   0:00:00 0.0% syseventd/15
   199 daemon   2584K  272K sleep   590   0:00:00 0.0% rpcbind/1
   109 daemon   4296K 1840K sleep   590   0:00:09 0.0% kcfd/3
   213 root 4992K  952K sleep   590   0:01:03 0.0% inetd/4
   215 root 2080K  144K sleep   590   0:00:00 0.0% ttymon/1
   202 daemon   2840K  272K sleep   590   0:00:00 0.0% statd/1
Total: 56 processes, 160 lwps, load averages: 0.41, 0.41, 0.40


 
 Ah, a topic near to my heart.
 
 I'm running a dual P3 800 mhz Linux box. 512 MB RAM. 750 GB RAID 5
array
 (4 x 250 GB drives, PATA), 3Ware 4-port RAID controller. I have about
 300 GB of MP3s in the SlimServer library. 2 Slimp3s, 1 Squeezebox 1,
 although it's the Slimp3s getting active duty.
 
 The server does some very light email chores and file serving, but its
 primary task is to run Slimserver. Which it struggles with. Which
still
 surprises the heck out of me.
 
 Doing a search or active use of the web interface will often interrupt
 music playing. The web interface can take 10-20 seconds to respond or
 get to the next tab, although it's usually 2-5 seconds.
 
 Until browsing was fixed in the 6.1.x releases, it could take 50
seconds
 to get from one directory to enclosed directories using the remote and
 display. Sometimes, the player display would actually blank out. Now,
 it's better, but each button press still takes .5 - 5 seconds to
 respond, usually .5-1.5 seconds. It's still aggravating, regardless.
 
 I can't shake the feeling that if the server were multi-threaded that
 these problems would be completely absent. One thread to make sure the
 players didn't go dry, one to handle navigation via the remote, one to
 handle the web server, etc. Part of me keeps hoping SlimDevices has a
 master plan to fix all this. Python, 

RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!

2005-08-02 Thread Matt Alioto
 Matt
 
 On Tuesday 02 August 2005 03:23, Matt Alioto wrote:
  How about using my selection option and have the selection default
to
  the last Playlist you sent to, Or to a predefined configurable
default
  send to playlist?  Would that be more acceptable?
 
 that would make more sense.
 
  Maybe a dual function key?
  Press once fast and it automatically adds to a predefined default
send
  to playlist or the last you sent to.
  Press and hold brings up a selection option.
 
 this would work if there was a button on the remote that wasn't
currently
 being used (as you need both the single click and the press + hold
 functionality).
 
  Perhaps a plugin to disable the +/zapped function and replace it
with
  the send to function so it's a bit intuitive.
 
 that would also make sense.
 
 Q. the zapped functionality currently removes the track from the
current
 playlist.  would you envisage the plugin moving the track or copying
it to
 the new playlist?
 
 You could have something like:-
 
 - press and hold ADD brings up list of playlists defaulting to last
 selected
 playlist (which would be zapped playlist on first invocation).
 
 - use up and down to select saved playlists + zapped playlist + create
new
 playlist.
 
 - press ADD again to copy the track to the selected playlist.  If the
 selected
 playlist was zapped then move instead of copy.
 
 Would it then jump to the end of the currently auditioned track or
would
 it
 continue playing it?  My gut reaction is to continue playing because
it is
 easy to jump forwards with the FF button if you need to, but you might
 want
 to add it to several playlists (by repeating the above steps) or you
may
 be
 building playlists in a situation when other people are listening to
the
 now
 playing tunes and having it jumping around automatically would get
 annoying.
 
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[slim] RE: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!

2005-08-02 Thread Matt Alioto


 Would it then jump to the end of the currently auditioned track or
would
 it
 continue playing it?  My gut reaction is to continue playing because
it is
 easy to jump forwards with the FF button if you need to, but you might
 want
 to add it to several playlists (by repeating the above steps) or you
may
 be
 building playlists in a situation when other people are listening to
the
 now
 playing tunes and having it jumping around automatically would get
 annoying.

Alex

Send slipped.
What I meant to say...

Yes I agree the song should continue playing and I like including the
zapped playlist as an option so not to sacrifice functionality.  Agreed
on move to zapped and copy to all others.

I think we might have the beginning of something here.
I'm new to asking for plugins/enhancments so I'm not sure what to do
from here.  File an enhancment request? not sure if this qualifies as an
enhancment.  Send specs and a gift basket to kdf? Secret ballot?
I sure don't have the skills to do this.

Also very much in agreement that this thread needs a new name.
Matt






 Matt
 
 On Tuesday 02 August 2005 03:23, Matt Alioto wrote:
  How about using my selection option and have the selection default
to
  the last Playlist you sent to, Or to a predefined configurable
default
  send to playlist?  Would that be more acceptable?
 
 that would make more sense.
 
  Maybe a dual function key?
  Press once fast and it automatically adds to a predefined default
send
  to playlist or the last you sent to.
  Press and hold brings up a selection option.
 
 this would work if there was a button on the remote that wasn't
currently
 being used (as you need both the single click and the press + hold
 functionality).
 
  Perhaps a plugin to disable the +/zapped function and replace it
with
  the send to function so it's a bit intuitive.
 
 that would also make sense.
 
 Q. the zapped functionality currently removes the track from the
current
 playlist.  would you envisage the plugin moving the track or copying
it to
 the new playlist?
 
 You could have something like:-
 
 - press and hold ADD brings up list of playlists defaulting to last
 selected
 playlist (which would be zapped playlist on first invocation).
 
 - use up and down to select saved playlists + zapped playlist + create
new
 playlist.
 
 - press ADD again to copy the track to the selected playlist.  If the
 selected
 playlist was zapped then move instead of copy.
 
 Would it then jump to the end of the currently auditioned track or
would
 it
 continue playing it?  My gut reaction is to continue playing because
it is
 easy to jump forwards with the FF button if you need to, but you might
 want
 to add it to several playlists (by repeating the above steps) or you
may
 be
 building playlists in a situation when other people are listening to
the
 now
 playing tunes and having it jumping around automatically would get
 annoying.
 
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RE: [slim] Player stopping rather than pausing when switched off

2005-08-02 Thread Matt Alioto
I too would like it to remember track position between power cycles.

Matt ...

 
 How about an option to keep position within track when switched off?
 What do others think about this behaviour?
 
 I would prefer to revert back to the previous behaviour too.  I
frequently
 play long tracks, eg. podcasts where there's one track composed
internally
 of many songs, so having to fast-forward back to the last song
within
 the track is a bit irritating.
 
 In terms of server load, it's probably possible to change the way that
the
 decoder is invoked, so that it isn't left idle/blocked.  There is a
 bookmark plugin that remembers positions in tracks, such that play can
 resume from the bookmarked position - SlimServer could do a similar
thing
 to resume from the last playlist/track position.
 
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RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!

2005-08-01 Thread Matt Alioto

I'm sure this kitchen can use another cook..

How about a send to plugin
During the playback of any song, playlist item ect..
Hold down some button on the remote.  A send to dialog would appear on
the screen allowing you to choose an existing playlist to add that song
to or option to create a new one.

Although there is probably a feature request or a plugin already created
for this I just felt like the topic deserved another post;)
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RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!

2005-08-01 Thread Matt Alioto
Sorry Alex, I didn't see your post cause of the prepended subject line.
The serious flaws part was cut off.
The reason I suggested to select a playlist was I never plan on making
the playlist ahead of time.  I've got over 40,000 songs in almost every
part of the spectrum and I forget what's in there sometimes.  I just put
random tracks on sometimes not knowing what's going to come out.  I hear
a song and want to add it to a particular list.
I do agree that a selection option would get annoying if I were adding
to the same list or building a particular list for a party or something
to that extent.

Matt

 
 This is basically what I was suggesting in my earlier post.  However,
I
 think
 that prompting you for the target playlist each time that you want to
save
 a
 song would get time consuming.  Much better to define your secondary
 playlist
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RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!

2005-08-01 Thread Matt Alioto

Alex
How about using my selection option and have the selection default to
the last Playlist you sent to, Or to a predefined configurable default
send to playlist?  Would that be more acceptable?
Maybe a dual function key?
Press once fast and it automatically adds to a predefined default send
to playlist or the last you sent to.  
Press and hold brings up a selection option.
Perhaps a plugin to disable the +/zapped function and replace it with
the send to function so it's a bit intuitive.

Matt


 
 Sorry Alex, I didn't see your post cause of the prepended subject
line.
 The serious flaws part was cut off.
 The reason I suggested to select a playlist was I never plan on making
 the playlist ahead of time.  I've got over 40,000 songs in almost
every
 part of the spectrum and I forget what's in there sometimes.  I just
put
 random tracks on sometimes not knowing what's going to come out.  I
hear
 a song and want to add it to a particular list.
 I do agree that a selection option would get annoying if I were adding
 to the same list or building a particular list for a party or
something
 to that extent.
 
 Matt
 
 
  This is basically what I was suggesting in my earlier post.
However,
 I
  think
  that prompting you for the target playlist each time that you want
to
 save
  a
  song would get time consuming.  Much better to define your secondary
  playlist
  once and then this be the target until you next change it.
 


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RE: [slim] Re: SB2 Remote control clashing

2005-07-28 Thread Matt Alioto


 
 The remote sends only our own codes (not JVC any more - that was just
 back when we shipped a universal remote with SLIMP3, our first
 product).
 
 However, there are a few devices out there that will also respond to
 our codes. They are VERY rare - apart from this incident, the only
 other one I can remember is some professional editing VCR.
 

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RE: [slim] sometimes slow response from squeezebox

2005-07-28 Thread Matt Alioto

 
  I'm running 6.1 on a win2003 machine with musicmagic plugin working.
I
  have slimserver check my library every night. Now what I experience
is
  that SOMETIMES the squeezebox 2 responds slow to remote control
  commands. It buffers the commands so they do get carried out
eventually
  which makes operating the device very annoying.. press wait.
  Especially when holding a button to eg tune down volume this is
  annoying.
 
  Does anyone have this issue as well? and what can it be, and how can
it
  be resolved?
 

I have this problem from time to time.  In my case it is caused after a
slim upgrade or copying new music to Slimserver in combination with
scheduled rescans.  Sometimes a new version will handle scanning a bit
differently and it will go into a scanning loop or some new music will
cause it to go into a loop.  Wacky tags are usually the root cause or
m3u files with the same name of a song in the directory. Both cases
result in the scanning continuing into the next day ect.. and a slow to
respond SB.
Try turning on some debugging and check the log files.
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RE: [slim] Re: Should Library Scanning Bring Server to a Halt

2005-07-27 Thread Matt Alioto

 
 I'm running on an old Athlon with 512mb, and like Kevin a scan takes
 around 15 mins. Playback usually isn't affected, I certainly don't
have
 any players losing contact. This is with a library of 9,500 tracks
 (~150gb of flac  vorbis).
 
 radish

Hi
Sorry to butt in, I just have a quick question regarding rescan.  I
don't have playing problems during rescan, no drop outs ect.. but the
menus on SB and SB2 are quite sluggish during rescan.  Can you confirm
that is to be expected/normal.

Thanks
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[slim] 6.1 alarm problems?

2005-07-22 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi
I've been using the alarm very reliably up to 6.0.2.  After starting on
the nightlys from 7-14, 7-17 and including 6.1 it has been very
unreliable.
Problems range from PLs mysteriously missing from SB although the m3u
file is in PL directory to SB starting and although it is set to a good
PL it just doesn't play or even load the PL.

Anybody seeing any alarm problems?
I've done complete rescans manually deleting cache dir several times
with no success.

Wr420

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RE: [slim] Re: 2 players, 1 network = stopped working

2005-07-21 Thread Matt Alioto
 
 I'm in the UK.  Thanks for the link - I'd definitely not come across
 that before.
 
 Interesting that Dean regards the association between SlimDevices and
 cannabis as fortuitous.  :-)  :-)
 

Being a San Francisco native and the owner of several SB's it makes me
just that much prouder to know what fuels this products constant
development.
BTW
Do you offer tours of the facility?   See where that magic happens and
all that.
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[slim] 6.1 lame convert problems

2005-07-21 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi

Just upgraded from 7-17 nightly to 6.1.

I've been listening from work(64kbs) for months with no problems up to
the 7-17 nightly.  With this latest release, 6.1 lame crashes
During playback and it reverts to maximum kbs.
When I load the songs initially it says converted to 64kbs in the Web UI
but
After the first refresh the convert to 64kbs disappears.  It still
streams at the chosen converted rate and lame is still running as a
process for some amount of time until lame crashes.



LAME version 3.96.1
Solaris 10
SS 6.1

This is the only part that looks like it might be relevant.
Logging  --d_remotestream --d_info  --d_plugin

Slim::DataStores::DBI::LightWeightTrack
Slim::DataStores::DBI::LightWeightTrack=HASH(0x1faa7ac) destroyed
without saving changes to bitrate at
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v6.1.0/Slim/Player/Playlist.pm line 352
Error writing mp3 output
2005-07-21 14:20:36.2220 Merging entry for playlist://65.206.233.5
2005-07-21 14:20:36.2241 Updating playlist://65.206.233.5 : TITLE to Now
Playing - 50California
2005-07-21 14:20:36.2254 Updating playlist://65.206.233.5 : CT to ssp
2005-07-21 14:20:36.2269 Updating playlist://65.206.233.5 : TITLESORT to
NOW PLAYING 50CALIFORNIA

Let me know if you need any other info.

thanks
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[slim] web interface browse music folder

2005-07-19 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi
I Recently started on the nightlies again and am running 7/17 6.1b2.
I noticed that if you go to browse music folder in the Web UI, that
instead of having the letters on top that you can click to go directly
to the page containing say albums that start with an L it now has page
numbers.
Is this the new math or is there a way to change it back.
Went through the server settings ect.. and didn't see anything obvious.

Thanks

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RE: [slim] Re: web interface browse music folder

2005-07-19 Thread Matt Alioto

  
   kdf, I'm not sure if you realize it, but infoFormat is pretty
   meaningless to those of us who haven't been neck deep in the code.
   Maybe you could explain a little about what it is and how it
affects
   the web interface.
 
  it makes it go very slow
 

Ya that's pretty much how I understood it.
No worries, I'll take a faster Slimserver over a little convenience any
day.
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[slim] good lookn' out

2005-07-18 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi
Just wanted to comment on how well the newer versions of slim are
performing.  I was running 6.0.2 for a while, mostly cause' I was just
being lazy.  Recently started back on the nightlys and wow!  I can't
believe the increased performance of the web interface and the menus on
the SB.
Thanks for all the hard work.

35,750 songs
240 gigs
Solaris 10
Sun Enterprise 3000
6 250Mhz Ultra Sparc/3 Gig Mem 
1 SB wireless
2 SB2 Wired
 

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RE: [slim] Re: kdf

2005-05-27 Thread Matt Alioto
What about the trees?  Does he speak for the trees?
Sorry, it's Friday - I couldn't resist.

Matt

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 Kevin's stated many times (and I'm willing to back him up on this :)
 that he's not an employee of Slim Devices and does not speak for the
 company.
 
 He is, however, one of the most active members of our community, an
 outspoken individual and a heck of a nice guy.
 
 -dean
 
 On May 27, 2005, at 12:42 PM, dborn wrote:
 
 
  Funny, I've been wondering the exact same thing... :)
 
 
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RE: [slim] Re: SB2 playback freezes

2005-05-20 Thread Matt Alioto

 
 I've got the same problem. This does not occur with a particular song
or
 album, but seems to occur randomly. The display scrolls and everything
 appears normal except that the playlist simply halts. It only occurs
at
 the end of a song and will resume playing the next track when I press
 forward on the remote.
 

Count me in.  SB2 not synced.  Last night loaded a 2 CD playlist.  First
song played fine but halts on 2nd song.  Pressing forward on remote
advances to next song.  Using wireless at about 60% signal. Version
6.0.2.

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[slim] Re: SqueezeBox2_Lite for remote control and display only?

2005-05-18 Thread Matt Alioto
3) You could get a palm sized computer (e.g., PalmOS or WindowsPC) to 
use as a remote.

4) I believe some cell-phones can be made to do this via software 
(e.g., Sailing Clicker) though I haven't explored this myself.

Personally, since (3) would give you visual feedback and the others 
would not I think this is the best solution.



I use telcanto on a Toshiba 740 w/ built in wireless controlling 2 SB2's
and 1 SB and it works like a charm aside from being a bit slow
(25,000songs mp3/150gigs).  It also has a nice backup/restore feature
that makes telcanto more affordable ;)

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RE: [slim] Re: How to clear playlists

2005-05-05 Thread Matt Alioto
To clear play list from remote press the back arrow () on the remote
Until it will not go back any more.  Then scroll to the now playing and
press the + button and it will clear the current play list. I'm pretty
sure you have to use the back arrow and not the now playing button for
this to work.

Matt
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Subject: Re: [slim] Re: How to clear playlists

I think if you had a universal remote, you could program a macro to do
it.

I think the consensus is that, when you power on, it will be paused. 
If at that point you just ignore the current playlist and go find what
you're looking to hear, and press 'Play' that's all you have to do. 
The old list is history and you have a fresh new list with your new
song/album whatever.

On 5/5/05, Justme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Thanks Jim.
 
 I am really surprised that the SB2 doesn't have a simple button on the
 remote to clear the playlists.
 
 The playlist is beautifully done in this device, I love how it
 remembers the last one played, even if the device is switched off (and
 the computer powered down).
 
 But surely some other people wish to start from scratch sometime when
 they switch on. I wish there was another way.
 
 Are there universal remotes, where you could program a dedicated
button
 to clear the playlist? Is this an option?
 
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RE: [slim] .ape and slim crash 4_26 nightly

2005-04-27 Thread Matt Alioto
 
 I get the following errors when scan hits a particular .ape file.
 I have others that don't seem to have a problem.
 This causes slimserver to become unresponsive.
 Process still runs but SB and SB2 loose connection and web interface
 times out.
 Running on Solaris 10, 6.0.2 4/26/05 candidate release.
 Perl 5.8.5
 Looks like it might be a tag issue but not sure how to find out what
is
 wrong with the tags and fix.

Matt,

Others may have some other diagnostic advice for you, what I would
suggest is that you file a bug and attach the file in question.  I
think it's safe to say that even if your tags are not quite perfect it
shouldn't crash slimserver.

http://bugs.slimdevices.com/

Is this a new problem (i.e. you recently upgraded the server) or is it
a new file that has never been scanned before?

Ben

Hi Ben
A bit of both.  Upgraded yesterday and added music.  Maybe not a good
idea.
The track in question was added yesterday.  I will move track and
rescan.
If it is track specific and possible tag issue I'll file bug.

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RE: [slim] now playing database error

2005-04-19 Thread Matt Alioto

Hi
I'm not sure if this is the same problem so I'll describe the symptoms.
I sync one SB and one SB2.  I them unsync the SB and the music stops
playing on the SB and continues on the SB2(normal so far).  From there
on out the SB2 is one track behind on the now playing screen.  I'm
running the 6.0.2 server, firmware current to that release.  The SB is
wireless and the SB2 is wired.  It was late last night so haven't tried
to replicate yet.
It seemed the only way to fix was to clear the playlist.
Thanks
Matt


I'm having another issue with 6.0.1... when the SB2 switches to display
Now
Playing it shows the wrong song title and says no album and no
artist.
Also, it's missing the track number which should be displaying because
my
settings are for:
TRACKNUM, TITLE - ARTIST - ALBUM (YEAR)

The wrong track is the previous track. that is, when on track 3 it
shows
details for track 2.



Thanks,
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RE: [slim] Re: Any chance of SlimDevices making a portable player?

2005-04-11 Thread Matt Alioto
A pony might be easier but..how about a portable player with limited
local storage (big buffer/cache) and a 3G or better celular connection
to stream from slimserver.  Service charges might kill you that would
truly be a portable squeezebox.  The worlds first celular streaming MP3
player, or a pony.
Can you hear me now?

-Dreamer


Subject: [slim] Re: Any chance of SlimDevices making a portable player?


Why would Slim Devices even be interested in entering this crowded
market?  Portable devices have little in common with the Squeezebox, so
there's very little technology for them leverage against the dozens of
companies already flooding the field.


-- 

JJZolx

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RE: [slim] 6.0 problem - playlist stops frequently at track boundaries

2005-04-04 Thread Matt Alioto
I've had it do similar while having wireless SB1 synced with SS2.
I think I just pressed play to get it going again but can't remember for
sure.  It did stop between tracks.

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Subject: [slim] 6.0 problem - playlist stops frequently at track
boundaries

Apologies for filling the list with individual issues but i figure
they're easier to keep on topic.

I'm getting frequent 'stops' using 6.0 whether on SS2 or SB1s.  Tracks
will play for a while and then the playlist will stop and i'll need to
hit pause to restart.  It always happens at a track boundary - eg
track 9 will end, the title of track 10 will show but it wont play
until i hit pause.

Anyone else?

(BTW, i am very impressed by 6.0 generally - the search is vastly
improved and really quick)
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RE: [slim] SB1 and SB2 Case interchangeable?

2005-03-31 Thread Matt Alioto
Sucks to be on Dialup..
Thanks any way for the photos.


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I hate to be an ass, but did these really have to be sent out as an
attachment.  It easily could have been loaded to a web server and linked
to
this message.

It just took about 20 minutes to receive this msg. 

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 On Mar 30, 2005, at 9:57 AM, Matt Alioto wrote:
 
  Quick question.
  Are the cases for the SB1 and SB2 interchangeable?
  I would like to buy a wired SB2 and wrap it in an orange case
  From a SB1.
  Will it fit?
 
 A very minor modification is needed. You need to snip off a 
 plastic peg, one from the top and one from the bottom, as 
 shown below. This is needed to accommodate the larger 320x32 display.
 
 Those particular pegs aren't needed any more - they were just 
 for when we had separate PCBs for the 40x2 character display 
 and the IR sensor (ie non-graphic Squeezebox1). See below:
 
 
 

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RE: [slim] struggling with AlienBBC and Mplayer

2005-03-30 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi Neil
Thanks for replying.  When I try to compile 1.0pre6 I get the following
error: 

{standard input}: Assembler messages:
{standard input}:2309: Error: Illegal operands: There are only 32 single
precision f registers; [0-31]
make: *** [spudec.o] Error 1


I Googled it and found a few references 
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-sparc64/2004-December/002465.
html
but I'll be honest, I'm not a Solaris admin or a programmer.
I'm more familiar with Linux but I'm not near the level of most of the
folks in this forum.  I've tried updating binutils but that didn't make
a difference.
I ended up with 1.0pre5 cause I found it pre-built for Solaris.

Any help to solve this error would be appreciated.



Matt

Are you able to use mplayer 1.0pre6 on your system? I use it on Windows
and it works ok with the stream you tried.

Neil

Matt Alioto wrote:

 -bash-3.00# mplayer -playlist
 http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/radio2/paul_jones.rpm
 MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team

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[slim] struggling with AlienBBC and Mplayer

2005-03-29 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi All

I've been try for a while to get AlienBBC working.  It says it's playing
but no sound comes out.  Can someone please suggest a way to test
mplayer on the command line but not using a real audio stream as I think
that might be the problem.  I saw a post from a while back that had an
example but I can't seem to locate it now.  When I tried the example
from the post it seemed to connect and start to stream but when I try
with the real streams I get this.
I did not get this error this the test stream from the post I cannot
locate.
I want to try it other test stream again so I can compare apples to
apples.
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. 

-bash-3.00# mplayer -playlist
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/radio2/paul_jones.rpm
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team

CPU: Sun Sparc
Reading config file /opt/etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf
Warning unknown option skin at line 47
Reading config file //.mplayer/config
Resolving www.bbc.co.uk for AF_INET...
Connecting to server www.bbc.co.uk[212.58.240.121]:80 ...
Cache size set to 8192 KBytes
Connected to server: www.bbc.co.uk
Reading //.mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open '//.mplayer/codecs.conf': No
such file or directory
Reading /opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf: 61 audio  169 video codecs
Font //.mplayer/font/font.desc loaded successfully! (206 chars)
Using usleep() timing
Can't open input config file //.mplayer/input.conf: No such file or
directory
Input config file /opt/etc/mplayer/input.conf parsed: 53 binds

Playing rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio2/paul_jones.ra.
Resolving rmv8.bbc.net.uk for AF_INET...
Connecting to server rmv8.bbc.net.uk[212.58.240.197]:554 ...


MPlayer interrupted by signal 10 in module: open_stream
- MPlayer crashed. This shouldn't happen.
  It can be a bug in the MPlayer code _or_ in your drivers _or_ in your
  gcc version. If you think it's MPlayer's fault, please read
  DOCS/HTML/en/bugreports.html and follow the instructions there. We
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RE: [slim] AlienBBC won't play

2005-03-24 Thread Matt Alioto

Tried work around and tried from SB with no luck.
I also moved up to the 3-24 nightly and have a new problem with
AlienBBC.
I get no errors in log with --d_plugin but in softsqueeze display I get
a flash of rtsp convert error: check file types
It does not play ie. in the web UI when you click play and it refreshes
and play is not selected.  I am not at home but through the web
interface I tried to play an Alien stream through a SB player at home
and get same results ie. Press play and get no error or indication that
anything is happening in the logs (good or bad)and when web UI refreshes
play is not selected.
I looked at the file types and they are set the same for 3-24 as they
are for 3-20.  I also tried selecting and unselecting the rtsp and wav
file types and it made no difference.


With the 6-20 nightly I get no sound but when I press play it actually
stays on play and mplayer and lame fire up and run.. but no sound comes
out.  Same results for web UI and SB.  After disabling wav-flac I get
this as part of log.
_
Launching mplayer -really-quiet -vo null -cache 128 -af
resample=44100:0:1 -ao pcm -aofile /dev/fd/3
rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/england/radioleeds/grooves.rm
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team

CPU: Sun Sparc
Reading config file /opt/etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf: No such file or
directory
Reading config file //.mplayer/config
Reading //.mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open '//.mplayer/codecs.conf': No
such file or directory
Reading /opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open
'/opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf': No such file or directory
Using built-in default codecs.conf.
Font //.mplayer/font/font.desc loaded successfully! (206 chars)
=== WAVE Format ===
Format Tag: 28515 (0x6F63)
Channels: 1
Samplerate: 44100
avg byte/sec: 32148
Block align: 651
bits/sample: 16
cbSize: 18
Unknown extra header dump: [0] [5d] [0] [e] [0] [4] [2] [8b] [0] [8] [1]
[0] [0] [1] [4] [0] [0] [25]
===
_


I also tried running mplayer on the CLI from a post that I can't seem to
find at the moment but it seemed to connect and start streaming although
it gave a small complaint about not being able to open /dev/audio (no
sound card in server). Not sure if that is an issue.
If you know the command I can run it and give you the output.
It was basically: mplayer URL_to_stream

Thanks
Matt

Running 3-20 and 3.24 nightly 6.0b3 trunk
Solaris 10, Enterprse3000, 6 250mhz proc, 1 gig mem.
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2
AlienBBC 0.94
Perl 5.8.5

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I can answer that and that would be a yes for me.
I am using 3-20 nightly with SoftSqueeze.
I changed the server settings and still no sound but no flac error
either.
That was with SoftSqueeze.  I'll try SB when I get home.

Thanks 

Matt Alioto
415-503-3821
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Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 4:29 PM
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] AlienBBC won't play

Are you using the recent 6.0 with Softsqueeze?  If so there is a problem
at present and we plan a new release to fix it.. 

You can probably work round it by going to server settings - file types
and:
dissable: wav - flac
enable: wav - wav
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From: Matt Alioto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 12:31 AM
Subject: [slim] AlienBBC won't play


Hi

I've been working on installing AlienBBC and have overcome many hurdles
but this has got me stumped.  I'm so close now...
I get no errors at startup via --d_plugin
I see the plugin in the web UI and SB.
I get to the part where you press play and this is what I get.

Launching mplayer -really-quiet -vo null -cache 128 -af
resample=44100:0:1 -ao pcm -nowaveheader -aofile /dev/fd/3
rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/bbc7/0800_sun.ra?start=%2201:15:00%22
binmode() on unopened filehandle GEN52 at
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v2005-03-20/Slim/Player/Pipeline.pm line 119.
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v2005-03-20/Bin/sun4-solaris/flac:
unrecognized option `--totally-silent'
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team

CPU: Sun Sparc
Reading config file /opt/etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf: No such file or
directory
Reading config file //.mplayer/config
Reading //.mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open '//.mplayer/codecs.conf': No
such file or directory
Reading /opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open
'/opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf': No such file or directory
Using built-in default codecs.conf.
Font //.mplayer/font/font.desc loaded successfully! (206 chars) 


I checked the flac options and it does not have an option
--totally-silent just a --silent.  When I look

RE: [slim] Problem with New Music

2005-03-24 Thread Matt Alioto









For what its worth

I tried it with 3-24 nightly and it seems
to work normally for me.





Running 3-24 nightly 6.0b3
trunk

Solaris 10, Enterprse3000, 6
250mhz proc, 1 gig mem.

MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2

AlienBBC 0.94

Perl 5.8.5





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From:
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Sent: Thursday, March
 24, 2005 11:09 AM
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: [slim] Problem with New
Music





As I understand it, the New Music
option should display the last 100 albums added to the library.





I'm seeing the last 100 albums
alphabetically i.e the list starts with 'Zazu' and ends with 'Films about
Ghosts.'If I click on Zazu to expand it, I get Rosie Vela from Zazu
9 times, once for each track on the album.











This is on the 3/24 nightly











Craig







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[slim] AlienBBC won't play

2005-03-23 Thread Matt Alioto
Hi

I've been working on installing AlienBBC and have overcome many hurdles
but this has got me stumped.  I'm so close now...
I get no errors at startup via --d_plugin
I see the plugin in the web UI and SB.
I get to the part where you press play and this is what I get.

Launching mplayer -really-quiet -vo null -cache 128 -af
resample=44100:0:1 -ao pcm -nowaveheader -aofile /dev/fd/3
rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/bbc7/0800_sun.ra?start=%2201:15:00%22
binmode() on unopened filehandle GEN52 at
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v2005-03-20/Slim/Player/Pipeline.pm line 119.
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v2005-03-20/Bin/sun4-solaris/flac:
unrecognized option `--totally-silent'
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team

CPU: Sun Sparc
Reading config file /opt/etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf: No such file or
directory
Reading config file //.mplayer/config
Reading //.mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open '//.mplayer/codecs.conf': No
such file or directory
Reading /opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open
'/opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf': No such file or directory
Using built-in default codecs.conf.
Font //.mplayer/font/font.desc loaded successfully! (206 chars) 


I checked the flac options and it does not have an option
--totally-silent just a --silent.  When I look in Pipeline.pm at line
119 I can't make any sense of it, mainly due to my lack of programming
skill:)
Also when looking at the AlienBBC FAQ. It talks about
transcoder_proxy.pl.
The thing is I don't have one. I searched hi and low and no go.
I'm wondering if its an old FAQ compared to the new way Mr.Tickle is
doing things.  I checked for port 5123(from Alien BBC FAQ) listening and
I don't have that either.
Is the proxy still being used? If so what starts it?

Do I need a special codecs.conf or is the default ok.

Running 3-20 nightly 6.0b3 trunk
Solaris 10, Enterprse3000, 6 250mhz proc, 1 gig mem.
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2
AlienBBC 0.94
Perl 5.8.5

Thanks for any help or suggestions


Matt


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RE: [slim] AlienBBC won't play

2005-03-23 Thread Matt Alioto
I can answer that and that would be a yes for me.
I am using 3-20 nightly with SoftSqueeze.
I changed the server settings and still no sound but no flac error
either.
That was with SoftSqueeze.  I'll try SB when I get home.

Thanks 

Matt Alioto
415-503-3821
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Don't let education interfere with your learning...

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 4:29 PM
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] AlienBBC won't play

Are you using the recent 6.0 with Softsqueeze?  If so there is a problem
at present and we plan a new release to fix it.. 

You can probably work round it by going to server settings - file types
and:
dissable: wav - flac
enable: wav - wav
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From: Matt Alioto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 12:31 AM
Subject: [slim] AlienBBC won't play


Hi

I've been working on installing AlienBBC and have overcome many hurdles
but this has got me stumped.  I'm so close now...
I get no errors at startup via --d_plugin
I see the plugin in the web UI and SB.
I get to the part where you press play and this is what I get.

Launching mplayer -really-quiet -vo null -cache 128 -af
resample=44100:0:1 -ao pcm -nowaveheader -aofile /dev/fd/3
rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/bbc7/0800_sun.ra?start=%2201:15:00%22
binmode() on unopened filehandle GEN52 at
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v2005-03-20/Slim/Player/Pipeline.pm line 119.
/usr/share/src/SlimServer_v2005-03-20/Bin/sun4-solaris/flac:
unrecognized option `--totally-silent'
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2004 MPlayer Team

CPU: Sun Sparc
Reading config file /opt/etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf: No such file or
directory
Reading config file //.mplayer/config
Reading //.mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open '//.mplayer/codecs.conf': No
such file or directory
Reading /opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf: Can't open
'/opt/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf': No such file or directory
Using built-in default codecs.conf.
Font //.mplayer/font/font.desc loaded successfully! (206 chars) 


I checked the flac options and it does not have an option
--totally-silent just a --silent.  When I look in Pipeline.pm at line
119 I can't make any sense of it, mainly due to my lack of programming
skill:)
Also when looking at the AlienBBC FAQ. It talks about
transcoder_proxy.pl.
The thing is I don't have one. I searched hi and low and no go.
I'm wondering if its an old FAQ compared to the new way Mr.Tickle is
doing things.  I checked for port 5123(from Alien BBC FAQ) listening and
I don't have that either.
Is the proxy still being used? If so what starts it?

Do I need a special codecs.conf or is the default ok.

Running 3-20 nightly 6.0b3 trunk
Solaris 10, Enterprse3000, 6 250mhz proc, 1 gig mem.
MPlayer 1.0pre5-3.4.2
AlienBBC 0.94
Perl 5.8.5

Thanks for any help or suggestions


Matt


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