nctionality needed to
> sell the product.
> Successful companies in this segment do this. All of them.
I don't know why you comment on DNLA/UPnP so much; it seems like there
has never been much focus on it in the Squeeze ecosystem, and I wasn't
expecting that to change...
As fo
e, management will only be
screaming for a sufficiently stable release to allow the Touch to ship.
Who under these conditions will be brave enough to try to "fix software
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> something and if you want to live on through
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stance and type 'status' it shows the slow
query count accordingly.
That must be a doozie of a query that gets sent to figure out which
files are new or changed! Is this a known issue?
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however, the same in both cases.
I'm going to run some timed scans later today, but my informal
experience is that (even with only 0.5GB RAM) and connected to a "big"
MySQL instance, the scan runs about the same speed as when configured to
use SQL
27; statement to break out of the comparisons
as soon as one track is found that has different contributors, but for
most albums in my collection, the logic will be required to check every
last track before it can conclude that it is not a compilation.
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So, even though a "bigger" configuration of MySQL runs faster, it
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CPU did not get more than 3% utilization during main scan phase. Perhaps
running SQLite in exclusive mode will help a bit with that.
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WHERE scanned_files.url LIKE '$basedir%'
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Am I right? Anyone else see this behavior?
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Scans are either disk I/O constrained or CPU constrained, but what the
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launch of the SB Touch. The slow speed you noted with SQLite is getting
quite a bit of attention from AndyG as far as I can tell from the
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Artists: 495
Total Genres: 55
Total Playing Time: 553:45:57
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Using the embedded branch SQIite 8000 tracks takes about a minute to do
a complete scan sequence. Pretty amazing! Everying else is working just
fine, so I am using this version as my production SBS now.
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that use PortAudio can get
blocked out by use of Squeezeplay and vice versa. It just depends who
grabs the audio device first. It's a pity that there is no PulseAudio
back-end to PortAudio.
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This is not a totally complete list, but it should be 90% of it. The
last three lines are down-grades that I needed to do for some reason.
I ended up typing perl ./slimerver.pl and just fixing the error
messages inside the CPAN shell. (There should be a
albums with 7135 songs by 342 artists.
Is anyone else seeing this on the embedded branch of 7.5.0 - r30248?
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rwise, Artists that ONLY appear on compilations will not be counted
> in the Artists Home View.
Okay, I see how that could make sense. I'm glad it's not the scanner
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I don't know for sure that both these are the same bug.
SqueezePlay reports itself as 7.5.0 r8669M (even though it was freshly
compiled today from the svn 7.6 trunk.)
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If someone has the time to check if they see the same issue on recent
SBS 7.6 builds, I'd sure be grateful. You would need to download the
flac track from the bug report to reproduce...
Thanks in advance.
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If someone has the time to check if they see the same issue on recent
SBS 7.6 builds, I'd sure be grateful. You would need to download the
flac track from the bug report to reproduce...
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al download service. I guess
such errors will be widely replicated.
I will see if fixing those particular issues makes the tracks list
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So it seems that having an Album Artist but no Artist causes SP/iPeng
track listing requests to croak (using SBS 7.6).
I should update the bug listing.
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x-gnu-thread-multi
Database Version: DBD::SQLite 1.29 (sqlite 3.6.22)
Total Players Recognized: 1
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f there is no artist tag.
wolfgang Wrote:
> IMO it should be in the "No artist" group.
>
> Just my 2 cents
The latter opinion finally prevailed.
A highly analogous situation, don't you agree?
I for one will complain to Passionato. I'd really like for someone to
loo
ocess in pidfile '/var/run/squeezeboxserver.pid' found running; none
killed.
Starting Squeezebox Server.
Processing triggers for ureadahead ...
Sorry I can't be me of more help. If it had failed, I would have had a
chance to investig
eases of SBS is as strong as it once was?
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4582] bad tag value in colMap lookup at
/opt/ssods4/var/home/SqueezeboxServer/Slim/Control/Queries.pm line 5483
It seems like _songDataFromHash() is being called from _songData() with
tag codes that don't exist in colMap. I am seeing tag code str
$map && $map ne '') {
could be used to protect the lookup.
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given outcome, which would make it stationary (but certainly not
deterministic).
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It may have limitations for very large libraries, but I have no issues
with it for my modest 8000 tracks of classical Flac. I only use the
SQLite (default) database.
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functionality would probably not get caught by
Logitech.
I suspect that if you can't make it work by forwarding all the usual
ports, you have uncovered a bug.
It is hard to know for sure, though, because lots of ports probably get
blocked in a typical public hotspot. VPN may be
If I compile Perl library support for GD using the patches
gd-jpeg-scaling.patch and GD-Scaling.patch from the 7.6 branch, will
the calling API remain the same? I would like to take advantage the
optimizations while using 7.5.1.
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at the end of the discovery
that has a complexity of N^2, where N is the number of rows. Perhaps
the exponent is even higher. But if you were to try again with a small
sub set of your library I think you'd find it works.
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3 tests and 95 subtests skipped.
I built all 3 graphic libs okay, so I'm not sure what could be causing
this. Any ideas?
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> On Sep 20, 2010, at 1:43 AM, dsdreamer wrote:
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> A lot of tests perform file comparison and expect an exact output from
> the library. Usually this is fine but may still have issues on some
> platforms. You can probably ignore the
avr300;578544 Wrote:
> dsdreamer, do you have the 31534 running on the LinkStation ??
I am running the latest nightlies of 7.6 on the LinkStation XHL 1TB.
The problem to be overcome is that the latest Logitech ARM builds are
liked against GLIBC2.7. SSODS only supports GLIBC2.6. Thus, the e
p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipkg
If you want to install pre-compiled packages on your Linkstation, good
information is available here:
http://buffalo.nas-central.org/wiki/Ipkg_on_the_Linkstation_%28for_end-users%29
Check out the feeds under the ARM heading
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Don't expect this to be supported by anyone, but you are welcome to try
your luck with my patched version of SSODS, which you can grab from
here:
wget
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27;s as though none of this was ever tested or else
> someone decided to completely rewrite it and it's back to being in the
> early beta stages of development.
As of now, the *only* way I can get my Touch back on the network is to
enter a static IP address. This is with 9090 on the 7.6 t
so it won't be done.
I would like to think that Fab4's flying off the shelves at full price
would eventually make someone see the business in a more positive
light, but who knows?
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radio station to the end of the current playlist, or...?
Ikabob;594199 Wrote:
> Anyone else experiencing the crash like the post above?
Not yet, but I am still trying to understand how you are making the
crash happen.
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e it. Every day that goes by while the
latest official SBS remains at 7.6 further damages the confidence of
the user community, and the reputation of this line of products.
Basically, this is a risky change to be making on a keenly awaited
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I consider this machine pretty decently spec'd for SBS usage (scans
8000 Flac tracks in 3 minutes). Is is a Vortexbox distro on bare metal,
with a dual core D510 at 1.66GHz.
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ed on it for a while?
I'd expect this to need urgent attention if the intention is to release
a -WAL enabled 7.6.1
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As has already been confirmed, the 33068 build is working well under
Windows 7, even if the Cache is cleared before a new scan.
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MeSue;649942 Wrote:
> Hip, hip, hooray! Thanks, Andy and Michael!
+1
Very happy to see this. I actually think this is going to be a good
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sebp;651692 Wrote:
> 'Cured' (http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16343) (I guess,
> works for me, at least.)
Sebp, I used your proposed patch for the non-restart issue and tried on
my Buffalo Linkstation. It works for me too.
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It may depend on network loading patterns (the weekend is busier). But
I can confirm that the released 7.6.1 is able to browse Shoutcast via
the the web UI right now.
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tracks to play in a row without stopping.
I know I'm probably jumping the gun, but this shows me the latest
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that Michael's taken the Swiss penchant for cross-cultural
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1) Of course it is not signed yet, so you have to do a right-click
install to circumvent Gatekeeper
2) Picture of Logitech UE Smart Radio still there (cosmetic issue,
only)
3) On the Status tab of the control pane, Media Library Statistics
remain blank even after a rescan using the WebUI. But if I
mherger wrote:
> I merged my changes into 7.8. Starting today you should see nightly
> builds available.
Thanks, will give that one a try as well.
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