With the talk of the site (I can't remember the URL
right off) that custom makes faceplates and other stuff, does anyone have
drawings for a SQZ1 and SQZ2 that they are willing to share?
Andrew <---Keen on getting a 1U box
built to fit in with the look of the rest of the kit!
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 02:02:45AM -0500, Mark Bassett wrote:
> On a side note, I get the following from the console:
>
> Could not find "320"
That was fixed a few days ago. $QUALITY$ (IIRC) was not getting
added to the client config and so lame was getting called without
a parameter to -q (and
On a side note, I get the following from the console:
Could not find "320".
Error writing to file: Broken pipe
Use of uninitialized value in numeric eq (==) at
/PerlApp/Slim/Player/Source.pm
line 711.
Use of uninitialized value in numeric eq (==) at
/PerlApp/Slim/Player/Source.pm
line 711.
Don't
Chris
[..]
Please download the latest release
(http://www.herger.net/_data/Biography.zip) - I just uploaded it a few
minutes ago.
I'm using the 3/15 nightly build (SlimServer Version: 6.0b1 - r2461) and
could not get this plug-in to show up in the plugins list. I unzipped
both the Biogr
BTW: I have included the wrong line from convert.conf I am indeed
using the default to no avail (please ignore typos from the line I was
playing with in my previous example):
ogg mp3 * *
[oggdec] -Q -o - -R $FILE$ | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent
-q $QUALITY$ -b $BITRATE$ -r -x -
Greetings everyone,
I've looked and looked through the mailing list archives and couldn't
find the information I need, so here is my question:
I have recently installed slimserver from the stable build. Everything
has worked great so far, except one thing; ogg files do not play. I
have looked and
Quoting Michael Haan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Ok, well, given that I fixed this sort of thing through fixing tags before,
> I'm guessing I'll fix via tags still. Thanks.
that should do it :)
just be aware if you have saved playlists, that some playlists supply track
title info. I'm not sure ho
Ok, well, given that I fixed this sort of thing through fixing tags before, I'm guessing I'll fix via tags still. Thanks.
>From: kdf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Slim Devices Discussion
>To: Slim Devices Discussion
>Subject: Re: [slim] Song Display Name
>Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 20:50:59 -0800
Quoting Michael Haan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Whatever drives the way artist/album/song are listed within the web
> interface. I see one "Alice in Chains", and one "Alice In Chains" and I
> don't know what's driving the difference. If it's tags, I can fix it. Is
> it? If so, and I fix it, how
Whatever drives the way artist/album/song are listed within the web interface. I see one "Alice in Chains", and one "Alice In Chains" and I don't know what's driving the difference. If it's tags, I can fix it. Is it? If so, and I fix it, how do I make the fix reflect itself in the UI?
>From: k
Oh and PS I'm all FLAC via EAC.
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Dave wrote:
Only problem is with about 1000 CDâs I want to get it right the first time around â
But that's another great thing about lossless (provided of course
your codec is not fubar): you don't have to get it right
the first time. If a better compression scheme or different
standard comes alon
Quoting Michael Haan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Ok, but the question is, when I find an inconsistency (Alice in Chains vs
> Alice In Chains), where do I go to correct it?
>
that all depends on the source: id3 tags, playlist, cue sheet, itunes,
musicmagic, moodlogic.
-kdf
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Ok, but the question is, when I find an inconsistency (Alice in Chains vs Alice In Chains), where do I go to correct it?
>From: kdf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Slim Devices Discussion
>To: Slim Devices Discussion
>Subject: Re: [slim] Song Display Name
>Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 20:16:50 -0800
>
Quoting Michael Haan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Ok, I've upgraded to 6.0. Pre 6.0, I would sometimes come across
> inconsistencies in artist names, or album names (and vs &, or In vs in) and I
> would fix it by editting the tag and rescanning. My question - now, with 6.0
> being DB based, how do I
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 12:27:00PM +1000, Dave wrote:
> I suppose one thing to also consider is which encoder to use and does
> it have CCD or similar titling database support (on that note do
> lossless formats support tagging??)
flac support Ogg tagging and cuesheets. I would guess that all
Michael Herger wrote:
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 23:04:40 +0100, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Upgraded to 6b1 today. Most things seem to work OK; I like the new
features..and searching for song titles seems more stable than it
used to
be..
However, one of the greatest plugins of recent times - the biograph
Ok, so, if I want to correct Song titles or otherwise, I still go and change the tag names? Or do I fix a value in a table?
>From: "Aaron Zinck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Slim Devices Discussion
>To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
>Subject: Re: [slim] Song Display Name
>Date: Tue, 15 Mar 200
Things will (more or less) look and operate
the same to the end user except once 6.0 becomes more mature you should see
speedier performance, a smaller memory footprint, and more features.
There'll still be a rescan button.
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Ok, I've upgraded to 6.0. Pre 6.0, I would sometimes come across inconsistencies in artist names, or album names (and vs &, or In vs in) and I would fix it by editting the tag and rescanning. My question - now, with 6.0 being DB based, how do I go about fixing inconsistencies like this?
>From: J
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 12:27:00 +1000, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I suppose one thing to also consider is which encoder to use and does it have
> CCD or similar titling database support (on that note do lossless formats
> support tagging??)
>
> Anyways, if anybody has some advice that yo
* Bill Moseley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050315 19:07]:
> Sorry if I missed something in this thread, but what's the down side
> of ogg->pcm on the server? Bandwidth to the SB? I suspect that
> might be the issue for higher bitrates. (Yes, I'm not an audio
> engineer.)
When you use mp3 or ogg, you h
On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 06:17:39PM -0800, Michael Peters wrote:
> Oh you can - the ogg files are decoded on the server, and then sent to
> the squeezebox either re-encoded as an mp3, flac, or unencoded as a
> PCM.
Sorry if I missed something in this thread, but what's the down side
of ogg->pcm on
Dave,
Good forum:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showforum=62
BTW. I just EAC (Exact Audio Copy) to rip my cds and compress to flac
in one step.
jan
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Hi All,
Iâve just setup my new slimserver box running Mandrake 10.1 with the new
Seagate 400Gb Barracuda HDD.
Iâm about to re-archive my CD collection and now that Iâve got space to
burn Iâm considering using a lossless format of some description so as to
repoducce the sweetest possible sound.
James Craig wrote:
playlist building and usually I just dump
iTunes playlists into it for any extended listening.>
I cannot make SlimServer display iTunes playlists, let alone dump a playlist in SlimServer.
SlimServer shows all my albums, artists, genres, shows the lists I saved from SlimSever,
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 20:13:28 -0600, Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is all this talk about the SqueezeBox2 not supporting Ogg Vorbis.
> The features page states that it does and that is why I bought one.
> Please don't tell me I can't play my Ogg Vorbis music files on the
> SqueezeBox2...
Oh
What is all this talk about the SqueezeBox2 not supporting Ogg Vorbis.
The features page states that it does and that is why I bought one.
Please don't tell me I can't play my Ogg Vorbis music files on the
SqueezeBox2...
Dan
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I tried playing MP3s vs. my Apple LossLess audio, and
MP3 seem to play just fine. Only the Apple LossLess
produce nothing but static.
As soon as I get my news reader to append I'll do that
but for now I have to send seperate emails.
Thanks, how this issue gets resolved.
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On Mar 15, 2005, at 4:47 PM, Dan Sully wrote:
* Healy shaped the electrons to say...
OK, this is just wacky now:
With an absolutely clean install and NO music folder and NO itunes
folder, I get a wacked track count like this:
Your music library contains 1 album with 0 songs by 1 artist.
So this h
In article news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], "Chris Buckle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>By the way Marc, one useful addition to your excellent script may be to
>advise that a copy is taken of the password file before any drastic editing.
Excellent idea.
Marc
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OK, this is just wacky now:
With an absolutely clean install and NO music folder and NO itunes
folder, I get a wacked track count like this:
Your music library contains 1 album with 0 songs by 1 artist.
So this happens upon inital startup with no pref file a
Karel Tromp wrote:
till I am curious how the
analoge output of the SB2 will sound related to the ones I use now
On paper, ie the DAC chip in use, the SB2 DAC should significantly
out-perform the one in the SB1. I never liked the analog outs of the SB1
and I'm expecting the one on the SB2 inde
OK, this is just wacky now:
With an absolutely clean install and NO music folder and NO itunes folder, I get a wacked track count like this:
Your music library contains 1 album with 0 songs by 1 artist.
ran the server with the following command line options:
--logfile /etc/slim/error.log --pref
Now I am using the build-in DAC from Marantz SR5400 OSE AV receiver.
It accepts the 24b/96Khz signal from the Behringer and delivers an
amazing clear sound. But... the Behringer can do a bit of DAC
converting by itself (through assymetric XLR connectors). When I can
get a pair of cables for connect
Trying to remember Was at a friends place. I think it was an older
model NAD AV reciever, probably comperable to their 763...
CM
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Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 6:23 PM
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Hey, I think that is excellent. I sent in a request to SLIMDEVICES to
have OGG
added to the firmware as I mentioned in a previous post. As a side note,
I'm surprised by the negative attitude of a few people regarding the adding of
this feature. I don't use FLAC currently, don't have any plans,
It looks very nice, what do you use for powering this?
Karel
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 18:22:27 -0500, Chris May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I hooked a SB1 to a tube pre-amp, and WOW what a difference!
>
> I was using a VAC pre-amp, their cheap one - about $2500ish. This was
> using theinternal DAC
I hooked a SB1 to a tube pre-amp, and WOW what a difference!
I was using a VAC pre-amp, their cheap one - about $2500ish. This was
using theinternal DAC and analog out on the SB. I cannot wait to hear
what the SB2 will sound like!
http://www.vac-amps.com/Auricle_Preamplifier.htm
Chris
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Please email me the log files.
Thanks!
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kdf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Quoting Mike Reeve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > SlimServer_v2005-03-11.dmg + OS X 10.3.8 + approx. 3000 songs:
> >
> > - "Rescan" takes a couple of minutes
> >
> > SlimServer_v2005-03-15.dmg (and 03-14 also):
> >
> > - "Rescan" never
OK, I shall give it a try and encode something. BTW I use EAC for
encoding, I think it's covered there.
Karel
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:51:23 -0700, Jason Holtzapple
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Karel Tromp wrote:
> > You're right when I want to produce mixed cd's (wav). I use foobar for
> > managi
I have been doing some work on the AlienBBC parser and it is quite hard
to traverse the BBC web site. I would like to see an XML page on the
web site that detailed all the radio feed items and their addresses.
That is probably too much to ask. If you guys have a contact I could
rough out a sample x
Karel Tromp wrote:
You're right when I want to produce mixed cd's (wav). I use foobar for
managing my mp3 files. Can I use it too for burning mp3 cd's (with the
cue-sheet you mentioned?)
I'm not sure - I've never used foobar for this purpose. However I have
used mp3directcut to cut tracks directly
Karel Tromp wrote:
...The Apogee Mini-DAC is also
named as an excellent DAC for signals from CD, PC (yes) and other
digital devices.
I used to work for Apogee, so I'm biased (which way?), but their stuff
is very good indeed.
They often have specials of one sort or another, at:
http://www.apogeedig
Just so there is some clarity on the subject, here is where I am
coming from completely.
I am working on an rpm spec file for inclusion of SlimServer in rpm.livna.org
rpm.livna.org is a yum repository for packages that can not be
included in Fedora Core or Fedora Extras because of patent issues.
Craig wrote:
Richard
Well today mp3s and wavs play fine before and after playing an aac
file but it looks like the SoftSqueeze version has changed to 2.0a13
since yesterday.
aac files are still just noise, there's a clip here
http://www.the-solicitors-band.co.uk/craig/sqnoise.mp3
don't go selli
You're right when I want to produce mixed cd's (wav). I use foobar for
managing my mp3 files. Can I use it too for burning mp3 cd's (with the
cue-sheet you mentioned?)
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:23:45 -0700, Jason Holtzapple
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Karel Tromp wrote:
> > I have now app. 7500 mp3
As told by several posts in this forum the DAC of the SB2 is a
significant better one than the one used in the original SB. It can be
most suprising what a seperate DAC (f.e. a behringer or an apogee) can
do with the signal from the SB1 even without upsampling it. I bought
the Behringer after I hav
Karel Tromp wrote:
I have now app. 7500 mp3 files/tracks. Following your procedure I have
to re-encode all of my cd's or glue-ing them together with audacity or
some other program. Besides that, I just want to choose tracks from a
album to make mp3-cd's for use in vacation. Therefore I think rippin
Richard Titmuss wrote:
Craig wrote:
Using Softsqueeze from 15/03 nightly's and all the previous
versions since V6a all I'm getting output is white noise. I've tried
playing wav, aac and mp3 and they're all the same. Changing the Audio
mixer and buffer size have no effect either.
I'm using XPPro wi
Installing SlimServer isn't a problem for me, and as I stated earlier
in this discussion - ogg support in the firmware doesn't matter
personally to me, I don't use ogg at the moment anyway. But it still
would be a good thing for users if it was supported in the squeezebox.
You should request featur
It's a business decision.
Exactly.
If they supported ogg decoding in the player, they may get more customers.
Maybe.
Would there be enough to offset the cost?
Maybe
Possibly - if for no other reason then there would be slashdot buzz about
it,
I'd think the fact that the whole server source code is
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:11:02 -0700, Daryle A. Tilroe
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> And, as was pointed out, you can stream your existing MP3s just fine.
> Finally, if you are running Linux and cannot somehow install LAME then
> you have other problems. ;-)
Those that seem to be against this hav
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:57:01 +0100, Christian Pernegger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I am stating point blank that the patent issues are in fact a problem for
> >SlimServer ever being
> >included in Fedora/Red Hat mainline distribution
>
> Then your feature request should not be 'please include n
Jason wrote:
Why on earth would Slim give a damn if Slim server was included in mainline
Linux distributions? Do you really think that the inclusion of Slim Server
software is going to sell extra Squeezeboxes?
While I may not think that native OGG in the firmware is much of
a priority it certainly
> More customers though is a good thing, right?
> Would there be enough to offset the cost?
> Possibly - if for no other reason then there would be
> slashdot buzz about it, giving free advertising to
> slimdevices (and not just for ogg
> users)
>
I think that there are numerous stability and p
Why on earth would Slim give a damn if Slim server was included in mainline
Linux distributions? Do you really think that the inclusion of Slim Server
software is going to sell extra Squeezeboxes?
Actually there is no reason Slim Server cannot be included in a core
distribution as it is, they do
I have now app. 7500 mp3 files/tracks. Following your procedure I have
to re-encode all of my cd's or glue-ing them together with audacity or
some other program. Besides that, I just want to choose tracks from a
album to make mp3-cd's for use in vacation. Therefore I think ripping
entire albums int
I am stating point blank that the patent issues are in fact a problem for
SlimServer ever being
included in Fedora/Red Hat mainline distribution
Then your feature request should not be 'please include native .ogg support
in the sb2', it should be 'please try to get slimserver into an official RH
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:47:45 +0100, Christian Pernegger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ah, so what? What you're saying is that slimdevices should spend time and
> mony on adapting tremor to the sb2 just because RedHat doesn't ship
> something you want out of the box.
It's a business decision.
If
Craig wrote:
Using Softsqueeze from 15/03 nightly's and all the previous
versions since V6a all I'm getting output is white noise. I've tried
playing wav, aac and mp3 and they're all the same. Changing the Audio
mixer and buffer size have no effect either.
I'm using XPPro with an MAudio sound
Richard Elen wrote:
Thanks for this... I gather SB2 corrects the problem. No guesses as
to which unit will be connected to the surround system once the SB2
arrives, then! I might sign-invert a file to see what happens but
apart from that I'll wait...
According to the Slim guys, SB2 should work f
David Makoski wrote:
I first report an issue with just getting static when
I play a song. All music in Apple Lossless audio
format.
In the SoftSqueeze console I get:
10125 [AudioMixer-0] WARN javasound - Java Sound
Audio buffer underrun bufAvail=3449216
11922 [AudioMixer-0] WARN javasound - Java
While true - it would mean the Red Hat/Fedora would be shipping a
product for which they do not ship the capability for users to use,
the users would have to encode their mp3's elsewhere - and I think you
can understand why they would not want to do that.
No, I can't, not at all. For the sake of ar
Erh, eh... Perhaps I'm missing something (literally) as I go from the SB via
the phono plugs into a Krell PAM III pre-amp, Krell KSA-50 combo. As the
preamp does not have digital in, should I be thinking of getting a converter
and doing a conversion to analog outside the SB?
- John
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Mike Reeve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> SlimServer_v2005-03-11.dmg + OS X 10.3.8 + approx. 3000 songs:
>
> - "Rescan" takes a couple of minutes
>
> SlimServer_v2005-03-15.dmg (and 03-14 also):
>
> - "Rescan" never seems to end (waited approx. 4 hours) ...
As further background:
Sorry for not replying earlier. I missed your post on this busy list...
What I did, was that I downloaded a WAV encoded DTS file from
http://www.sr.se/multikanal/english/e_index.stm
(I did not rip a CD)
When sending the original WAV file through Squeezebox to my Home Theater
receiver I only heard
Hi,
I have a RH 7.2 system with 512MB memory in it
I have 6.0b1 installed and 5676 tracks in it.
I'm using MySQL as the database and It's nicely populated.
I've iTunes disabled (and I've even renamed the XML file so that it can't be
found).
Everything generally works fine (unless I explore outsid
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:31:06 +0100, Christian Pernegger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Wait a minute, didn't you just bash mp3 halfway around the list because it
> was patent encumbered? Yet you consider AAC? I just don't get you...
I didn't bash mp3.
It is a very good lossy codec.
mp3 (and aac)
Thanks for this... I gather SB2 corrects the problem. No guesses as to
which unit will be connected to the surround system once the SB2
arrives, then! I might sign-invert a file to see what happens but apart
from that I'll wait...
--Richard E
Aaron Zinck wrote:
This has been discussed. The pro
I also know a guy in Research Department who's managing the Beeb's media
player project (he's more video than audio AFAIK). I'm happy to put you in
touch if you think it might be of any use. He's an Engineer rather than a
Manager/Marketer.
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On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:23:32 +0100, Christian Pernegger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This would only be relevant if you were streaming formats other than
> mp3 to the sb as mp3, i.e. if you were transcoding to mp3
> on the server.
> As long as you just pass through mp3 data to the Squeezebox
>
Well - I generally "rip once, rip right"
I rip to lossless - which means I can transcode to whatever format happens
to be the best at the
moment. For me, that is mp3 because Linux does not have a good aac encoder,
and ogg is not
supported on my iPod.
tunes on the player. AAC would also do that,
BenRubinstein wrote:
Jules - have you ever tried talking to someone at the BBC about this? I
can't see any reason why what AlienBBC does should be frowned upon by the
BBC, it seems entirely in tune with their mission, and just another way of
making this particular outlet for their broadcasting usa
> Again, what has support of a particular format got to do with
> putting slimserver in a distribution? Nothing.
Everything - Red Hat / Fedora will never ship mp3 support until all of
the relevent patents expire. Since slimserver requires mp3 support for
lossy streaming, that means it isn't going t
I've managed to sort the problem I had with "perl w ./slimserver.pl"
crashing out on FC3. I'd installed ActivePerl (for some reason I can't
recall), and removing it and reverting to the FC3 perl installation has
cured the problem.
I still have the slimserver daemon crash problem though. The erro
This has been discussed. The problem seems to be that the squeezebox passes
a bit-perfect stream...except for the fact that it inverts the sign of the
bits. So...folks have gotten dts-encoded tracks to play properly by
inverting the sign of the source file then when it's reinverted on the
squeeze
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 10:09:21 -0600, Michael Alletto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If a product states that it supports it it will just confuse people.
Why?
> I mean really, OGG? Naming is everything and that name sucks.
I don't think it sucks.
It's no worse than mp3 or aac or flac.
> You
>
Quoting Mike Reeve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi
>
> SlimServer_v2005-03-11.dmg + OS X 10.3.8 + approx. 3000 songs:
>
> - "Rescan" takes a couple of minutes
>
> SlimServer_v2005-03-15.dmg (and 03-14 also):
>
> - "Rescan" never seems to end (waited approx. 4 hours) ...
>
> What is(are) t
Hi
SlimServer_v2005-03-11.dmg + OS X 10.3.8 + approx. 3000 songs:
- "Rescan" takes a couple of minutes
SlimServer_v2005-03-15.dmg (and 03-14 also):
- "Rescan" never seems to end (waited approx. 4 hours) ...
What is(are) the best debug option(s) to turn on
to provide info t
Jules Taplin wrote:
> Actually... the pages that 'Listen Live' uses don't exist any more... so
> that menu option will probably just disappear altogether. Although we
> might have to rename 'Listen Again' to make it all make sense ;)
(speaking as someone who hasn't yet managed to get AlienBBC up -
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:13:26 +0100, Christian Pernegger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Yes - if SlimServer could stream in ogg, there's a good chance it
> >would make it into distros like Fedora etc.
>
> Again, what has support of a particular format got to do with
> putting slimserver in a distrib
I did more digging in log files and found that the "
require Mac::AppleScript::Glue
line is actually crashing perl. Odd... very odd...
Ayone else using this in OS X?
Allan
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Craig, James (IT) wrote:
> Hi Allan,
> Have you downloaded the new version of the plugin for SlimSer
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/15/05 3:42 PM >>>
> you can shuffle by song, or by album. current mode is what you get.
>
> There are already requests for several tweaks to random:
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=549
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=40
> http://bugs.slimdevice
I have a number of DTS CDs and I notice that if I rip content to .WAV
(which should basically just suck the data off the disc) they don't
decode at the SB end (you get white noise, which is what you get if you
try lossy-encoding them). I am using S/PDIF coax out of the box into a
surround proce
Quoting PAUL WILLIAMSON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Is there a way (talking about 6.0, not 5.4.x) to tell Slimserver to
> randomize some play modes and playing songs in order. An
> example of each:
>
> Random: Select an artist and hit play. It would be nice to be
> able to exclude some genres (like
Many thanks Nick and Marc.
Of course you are quite correct, although I was using Telnet from the
command prompt in Windows the effect is exactly the same - Windows was
causing the first line to be overwritten.
Typically I found a really complicated way of editing the file before I read
Nick's re
Jason Voegele wrote:
Avi Schwartz said:
I didn't get a chance to try Christian's suggestion yet, I will try
tonight when I am at home, but as I understand it, FLAC (as well as Ogg
Vorbis) are not limited to a given set of tags since they are held as
OggV comments so I should be able to create a
Is there a way (talking about 6.0, not 5.4.x) to tell Slimserver to
randomize some play modes and playing songs in order. An
example of each:
Random: Select an artist and hit play. It would be nice to be
able to exclude some genres (like Christmas) on the fly, but I'll
save that for another
Dan Sully wrote:
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If I go to browse albums on the player then hit play to play
everything, it takes about 20 seconds to build the playlist (> 9000
songs) which is ok but during that time I get a lost contact with
server message. This is the way I often use my p
On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 11:14:43AM -0800, Dan Sully wrote:
> >Where do bugs get posted?
>
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/
Should they be posted here before posting a related bug or (horrors)
due to user error?
>
> No.. we're very case sensetive. Is that path a network share by any chance?
No, i
Is there any particular reason you can't use a CD-length mp3 file +
cuesheet? I've been using these since the beginning* to get gapless
playback on slimp3 & squeezebox.
* 2002
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On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 13:04:57 +0100, Karel Tromp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As an proud owner of the SB1: would it be difficult to implement it on
> the SB1 or solve it in Slimserver?
>
> Karel
>
>
> On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 07:27:51 -0800, Vidur Apparao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > It seem
> Just because something is better doesn't mean it is better.
Isn't it wonderful that this statement is both true and makes perfect
sense? Language is fun.
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I tried a rescan first, then cleared the cache when that did not work.
Slimserver was not picking up a recent addition of a
miles davis box set long past the 600 seconds that was set in the
itunes rescan time.
I've hit a wall, I can't figure out what's going on. I backed up my
entire iTunes f
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Aarrrg. Worked fine until I cleared the cache &
rescanned the db
for recent changes. Now it's back down to only reporting 5% of my
files. Back
to the testing board.
Why did you clear the cache first? You should only need to rescan.
Additio
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Where do bugs get posted?
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/
$ cat server.log
File /home/moseley/music/beatles/sgt_peppers_lonely_hearts_club_band/beatles - sgt_peppers_lonely_hearts_club_band - 01 - sgt_peppers_lonely_hearts_club_band.ogg does not exist or
* Craig shaped the electrons to say...
If I go to browse albums on the player then hit play to play everything, it
takes about 20 seconds to build the playlist (> 9000 songs) which is ok but
during that time I get a lost contact with server message. This is the way
I often use my player and it does
I have tried to get the 'show multi-disc...as single..' to work with flac
images for some time without luck.
I'm not sure if it works with images - I'm using seperate files.
There is no DISC tag here and it seems the album tag is not the same.
No, DISC should just be the namber of the disc in the
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