You could try increasing it to MAXCHUNKSIZE * 3. [don't think the
kernel will support it going much bigger though]
I'm assuming you are streaming as raw pcm. In this case (32K * 3) is
about 0.5 seconds of additional buffering. Hence it should aborb small
server delays. What we need to do is f
I'm running ActiveState Perl 5.8.7.x on Windows. Today I needed to
reinstall SlimServer when my SVN repository of SlimServer was broken (I
need to always remember to stop SlimServer first, otherwise I get locked
file errors in TortoiseSVN, sometimes followed by the inability to do a
Clean up or a
Recently, I've found that occasionally slimserver has started to eat CPU
cycles. perl.exe is normally 0-1%, but it can go up to 10-20%. Looking in the
debug info, I can see quite a few occurances of the following:
2006-05-07 23:18:30.2386 ERROR: file error - recursion into 'status_header.html'
On May 7, 2006, at 6:36 PM, Phil Meyer wrote:
Recently, I've found that occasionally slimserver has started to
eat CPU cycles. perl.exe is normally 0-1%, but it can go up to
10-20%. Looking in the debug info, I can see quite a few
occurances of the following:
2006-05-07 23:18:30.2386 E
Hi, Please excuse the double-post in the Unix/Linux forum but I think my
post belongs here...
I've been running V6.x versions of slimserver on my linkstation for the
last year but now I try to move up to V6.3.0 but I get this error
message: "Starting SlimServer: The following modules failed to lo
Ah well, I never did get this to work using the Perl Package Manager.
So I went back, uninstalled DBI and DBD::mysql from the Perl
installation using ppm and then installed DBD::mysql to the SlimServer
folders the old-fashioned way. Interestingly, I installed version
3.0002 of DBD::mysql and the
