> We have discussed a dynamic sync mechanism (where synchronization
> happens constantly) but there hasn't been much progress on this.
>
> -dean
Thanks for the answer. Should I raise an enhancement bug for this?
Richard
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Jacob Potter Wrote:
> Given the frequency with which the skin interface changes, it's very
> difficult to maintain a skin separate from the server itself. Even the
> less-used included skins have had problems at times.
>
This may have already been discussed on the dev lists (a quick search
didn
Squeezebox2 - Song File Format
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Whichever of the formats i choose, I can't get the Title of some
Internet radiostation displayed.
e.g. KJAZ, San Francisco - after choosing the station it's displayed
just as desired. A few seconds later only the Track # is shown on
Hi Phil,
On Jun 22, 2005, at 3:46 PM, Philip Meyer wrote:
1. What happens with security? When the slimtray app started, it
asked for the username and password, and when launching the browser
it doesn't request the credentials. If I just start the browser
directly and enter the url, it al
ObjetDart,
Please try the 6.1 pre-release version and let us know if that fixes
the problem for you.
-dean
On Jun 22, 2005, at 2:36 PM, ObjetDart wrote:
I received my new SB2 yesterday and installed SlimServer 6.0.2.
I ran into this problem almost immediately. It's already happened
twic
Richie,
This is to be expected. In order to keep the players in sync they
are resynced at track boundaries.
We have discussed a dynamic sync mechanism (where synchronization
happens constantly) but there hasn't been much progress on this.
-dean
On Jun 22, 2005, at 2:41 PM, Richie wrote:
Setup:
1 x SB1 wired - Not synced to any other player
2 x SB2 wired - Synced
Win XP SP2
SlimServer nightly from 2005-06-21
Problem:
Playing FLAC encoded albums where there are no gaps between the tracks
results in very small but clearly audible gaps at the track boundaries
when the 2 SB2s are sy
I received my new SB2 yesterday and installed SlimServer 6.0.2.
I ran into this problem almost immediately. It's already happened
twice more since then (in the last 24 hours).
The problem is as previous described - when left turned off, after a
while the clock will "slow down" or even stop (not
broadbandstuff.co.uk say they are expecting their first silver ones
tomorrow. I'm hoping they will have a spare wired one for me (although
I haven't even ordered it yet!).
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Ceejay,
A bunch of units arrived today in the UK. As soon as they arrived, 90% we
shipped out to resellers. We will be shipping an even larger amount by the
end of this week. That batch should fully eliminate the backlog in the UK.
Thank you for your patience.
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V-P,
This is great material for the Wiki.. :)
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/
* JJZolx shaped the electrons to say...
Roy Owen Wrote:
I was under the impression that slimserver couldn't use UNC naming
conventions. I'll give it a try and let you all know what happens.
Should work fine so long as the
Once we cut over to Windows 2003 AD services this should work
fine. Right now we are using Novell Netware and services that
need to access network shares are very tricky. Besides running a
console app in a thread without a console is not the same as running as
a service. Yes the STDIN and STDOUT
Roy Owen Wrote:
> I was under the impression that slimserver couldn't use UNC naming
> conventions. I'll give it a try and let you all know what happens.
Should work fine so long as the share and file/directory permissions
(ACLs) are set correctly.
The most important thing is to run the servic
Nope, no dice. I did get the Asynchronous launcher working. Needed to wait just a little longer for the startup.On 6/22/05, Roy Owen <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I was under the impression that slimserver couldn't use UNC naming
conventions. I'll give it a try and let you all know what happens.On
I was under the impression that slimserver couldn't use UNC naming
conventions. I'll give it a try and let you all know what happens.On 6/22/05, JJZolx <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Roy Owen Wrote:> This is a windows problem. Maped drives are not available to services
> even> if they are run with a n
Roy Owen Wrote:
> This is a windows problem. Maped drives are not available to services
> even
> if they are run with a named user account.
Use a UNC share name to designate the music directory (or in any
Windows network links). A UNC name looks like
\\\
For example
\\MusicServer\Music
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This is a windows problem. Maped drives are not available to services even if they are run with a named user account.On 6/22/05, JJZolx <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Roy Owen Wrote:> Even with Firedaemon I am unable to reach the network share I need
Is this a problem that can't be fixed? Do you know
Roy Owen Wrote:
> Even with Firedaemon I am unable to reach the network share I need
Is this a problem that can't be fixed? Do you know why, when run as a
service, SlimServer can't access the network share?
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Even with Firedaemon I am unable to reach the network share I need to
however, I have bigger problems. I found part of my problem is
that another exe of the same name exists on my PC. I've fixed
that but now slim.exe is forcing the command window to stay open, other
exe's don't do that but they a
Quoting Orb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I tried the add button but it just continues to play the next track of
> the current album/folder playing.
> Any ideas?
add will append an item to the end.
press-and-hold will insert as the next track
some skins in the web interface have an insert button alon
I have got mine last week from multi-task. Orderd 16th May.
Well worth the wait - much better than the original SB1
Stuart.
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I tried the add button but it just continues to play the next track of
the current album/folder playing.
Any ideas?
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seanadams Wrote:
> I don't know exactly what day they'll arrive, but it won't take more
> than 1-2 weeks to get fully caught up. Your local dealer will have an
> ETA for you in a few days.
>
> Feel free to post here to let us know as they're landing.
Well, its two weeks since this was posted a
I've run latest version today with --diag and --d_plugin, and the only
entry that perhaps is relevant is this (last 2 entrys in logfile):
cannot connect to http daemon to get playlist at
/PerlApp/Slim/Utils/Scan.pm line 483.
cannot connect to http daemon to get playlist at
/PerlApp/Slim/Utils/Sca
Quoting Roy Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I tried submiting from the forum but received no answer.
>
> I've noticed that if I start Slim.exe from a command prompt (the same holds
> true for slimserver.pl) with an asynchronous launcher, the program never
> starts. Just starting from a command line it
Steve Bernard, Jr Wrote:
> Also, now I get to look forward to the day that half my FLACs are The
> Wiggles or Raffi.
I've got a bunch of Wiggles mp3s - the kids love 'em.
I'm quite partial to their version of the classic Lou Reed song "Walk
on the Wiggly Side". Heh.
I've you've got a bunch of
oreillymj Wrote:
> How do we get a status update on the request
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=331
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1200
Personally I do not care about being able to wake my SB2 from the
Internet; mainly because my hearing isn't that good (or my amplif
Does your log (slimserver.log) file contain any information about the
failure?
The log file never gets created.
As you seem to develop that launcher youself, any chance to grab
slim.exe's output? Are you sure it's actually launching the task (maybe it
does not find the executable)? Is that
On 6/22/05, Michael Herger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried submiting from the forum but received no answer.Forum or mailing list - there's no difference. I got your first mail, too,but do not have an answer. That's why I'll ask some questions :-).
> I've noticed that if I start Slim.exe from
I tried submiting from the forum but received no answer.
Forum or mailing list - there's no difference. I got your first mail, too,
but do not have an answer. That's why I'll ask some questions :-).
I've noticed that if I start Slim.exe from a command prompt (the same
holds
true for slims
Pale Blue Ego Wrote:
> http://tinyurl.com/8hofk
>
> Closeout on eBay with full warranty.
>
> $299 + $30 shipping
That link didn't work for me - some mess up between themediaplex adfarm
and our proxy.
The ebay link is
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=5783942494
It's for an A
>
> http://tinyurl.com/8hofk
>
> Closeout on eBay with full warranty.
>
> $299 + $30 shipping
> Headline from this ad:
ALMOST $300 LESS THAN THE BRITS PAY!!
...Thanks for rubbing it in :-)
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I tried submiting from the forum but received no answer.
I've noticed that if I start Slim.exe from a command prompt (the same
holds true for slimserver.pl) with an asynchronous launcher, the
program never starts. Just starting from a command line it works fine.
Due to networking limitations I am
On 22-Jun-05, at 12:10 AM, WSLam wrote:
Thanks kdf, i guess that's what I was hoping for. Hopefully in the
future, Slimserver will allow users to customize the hireachy
structure.
the hierarchy is something that is flexible. It may be possible to
eventually even filter contributor types (wh
Thanks kdf, i guess that's what I was hoping for. Hopefully in the
future, Slimserver will allow users to customize the hireachy
structure.
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