rtitmuss Wrote:
This has been reported before (see bug #3808). We have been having
trouble recreating this bug, as I was expecting the display not to
blank at all. It was helpful to know that the display does blank, but
then displays the message a while later.
errr... what? What do you mean
I had the same problem. Fixed by reinstalling DBD::MySQL perl module.
Hmm, no change at all. What version of the module are you running?
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Dan Sully Wrote:
It seems as though Stuart needs to update his plugin.
This is definitely strange - I'll take a look tonight and report back.
This (Lazy Search issue) is now being progressed through through the
plugins forum at:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=130708
Thanks for
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Anyway. Dan Sully (Slim Perl Commando) has been into my machine and
sorted it out, but hasn't sad what the problem was so I don't know
whether it was of somthing stupid in my set up or a bug with the new
scanner set up.
The db scanning flag was
Robin Bowes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, 44 min 5 seconds to scan 22,161 files - mainly flac.
Hi Robin, I have a smaller collection of music, all MP3s, but
I thought this was interesting so here's some statistics on
scanning my collection. I just updated trunk/6.5 from svn.
First, I have
2006-08-23 11:11:20.5181 Connected to database
dbi:mysql:database=slimserver;mysql_socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock -
schema version: [2]
2006-08-23 11:31:16.6943 forceCommit: syncing to the database.
So 19 mins 56 secs for
1392 albums with 21365 songs by 2373 artists
on an Athlon 64
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Having successfully run a scan of my library on installation, i am
unable to perform a rescan. The following is from the d_scan logfile
but it may as well be in Martian to me!
You have a plugin installed which is using an old way of doing things.
Thanks Dan!
Have removed all imported plugins will try a rescan.
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OK, but don't you agree 5 minutes on a nearly 3 GHz CPU is a
preposterous number of cycles to spend indexing 8246 tracks from
641 albums and 414 artists? This is a puny amount of data.
No, that's about what I'd expect. I have 13k tracks, and
Sounds cool...I don't use Internet radio much but there's certainly been
a lot of interest on the forums lately about it.
Ought to make some people very happy!
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Interesting. I see that Kevin Kelly of http://www.publicradiofan.com is
one of their advisors.
The ability to queue radio shows for recording and eventual playback
(for money) is similar to a German offering for TV
(http://www.onlinetvrecorder.com).
Missing though is a live view of the EPG, or
Yes, or use Subversion.
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And for a glimpse of the slow end of the spectrum, here's what I get on
my LinkStation HD-HGLAN250 (aka gigabit) NAS (266MHz PowerPC, 128MB
RAM), with 3142 tracks, 169 artists, and 252 albums. Most are FLAC,
plus a couple hundred mp3s. Not really fast, but it works for me!
time
I setup account and set my username in slimserver. I get the stations
for my zipcode. However, myradio favorites that I setup on the web
don't seem to be updating correctly. Would you like some logs? This is
a great start for a plugin
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It's probably the caching, wait a bit and see if it appears. If not, it
could be a problem on their end. RadioTime provides all the content,
the plugin doesn't do much (it's just a generic XML browser).
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What 3rd party plugins did you have installed?
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