How many are out there? 500, 5000, 5 -- that is important and not
unfair to ask. Speaks to the strength of the business and community.
According to the 'Al Gore invented the Squeezebox' EE Times article
linked to from seanadams.com, 'the 25-year-old Adams has sold some
10,000 MP3
Hal,
There is a VERY old bug relating to missing iTunes playlists that some
people encounter - take a look at
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1278
It's probably worth enabling the d_itunes debugging option and running a
rescan to see what comes up in the log.
The playlist scan
I did a bit of reading on mt-daapd - as far as I can tell
it doesn't have an equivalent to the iTunes XML library, if so it's not going to
work with SlimServer.
Although it probably could be supported with a plugin if
someone was to write one...
James
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Having installed Telcanto on a pocket-pc, I now use it almost
exclusively to browse/play my collection. The integration with
SlimServer is terrific, and it's fast simple enough for my family. I
know a pocket-pc is another expense, but it definitely changed my
impression of the SB.
One
I did a database wipe, rescanned and my AAC files now show up.
thanks,
hal
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While I'm configuring Slim on the NAS, I encountered 2 questions:
1) How do I refer to my Itunes Library in the D drive of my computer in
Slim?
2) Is it possible to display Chinese? I have all my songs names, NAS
and my browser's encoding set to Unicode (UTF-8) but I still see
questions marks
Quoting jenma [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
While I'm configuring Slim on the NAS, I encountered 2 questions:
1) How do I refer to my Itunes Library in the D drive of my computer in
Slim?
This is hard to answer without more details. ReadyNAS is linux-based (I
believe) so you can SMBmount (if that's
I've retag all my Asian name songs into Unicode (UTF-8)with the hope
that they'll show up ok in my browser with Slim Server. It turns out
the effort was worth it. It worked, mostly.
However, there are still two problems:
1) Under Browse Music Folder, Chinese and Japanese characters won't
show
I'm having a problem in SlimServer (6.2b1 - 3774 - Windows XP) with
properly displaying artists who have an ampersand () in their names.
These artists are all appearing twice, once properly, and once with
%26 in place of the ampersand. Any suggestions?
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WeedMonkey
netim3 Wrote:
Having installed Telcanto on a pocket-pc, I now use it almost
exclusively to browse/play my collection. The integration with
SlimServer is terrific, and it's fast simple enough for my family. I
know a pocket-pc is another expense, but it definitely changed my
impression of
Quoting WeedMonkey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm having a problem in SlimServer (6.2b1 - 3774 - Windows XP) with
properly displaying artists who have an ampersand () in their names.
These artists are all appearing twice, once properly, and once with
%26 in place of the ampersand. Any suggestions?
I think I understand why a browser based UI was chosen (cross platform
compatible, network friendly, portable, yadda yadda). And for many
applications, a web UI is good enough.
Unfortunately all of these browser interfaces suffer from =seriously=
rudimentary file management ability... and while
MeSue Wrote:
I use a Web UI that offers shift-click and ctrl-click for multiple item
selection, so at least that much is do-able. (I have no idea how it's
done though.)
I tried ExBrowse2 a couple of times... but only had it work reliably
about 50% of the time in Firefox... maybe it's been
shermoid Wrote:
i am jumping on this bandwagon BIG TIME!!! the one thing that i was
wishing for was a NAS server that ran the slimserver software. i have
been using a fastora NAS-T4 for about 3 months, and just found out this
morning that infrant's ReadyNAS 600 will run slimserver - so i
This is slightly off-topic, but I know someone here will be
familiar with this problem due to the nature of our music
collections.
I have an external 200GB USB drive, formatted by my Linux box
to run FAT32 (one partition). I can pop it any number of other
I've seen this even with FAT32 floppies formatted in Linux, where they
are unreadable in WinXP. Formatted in XP, they work fine back and
forth. This leads to the conclusion that there is a slight difference
in the partition table, but I've not investigate what the exact
differences are.
You
The Roku box is driven directly from iTunes; there is no need to export
playlists etc. In fact, the Roku site doesn't even really mention any
server software of their own. They also claim to be able to play
FLAC files, but you have to download SlimServer software - which also
works with Roku.
Quite agree! It takes smart marketing to keep a good company alive. Most
people buy iPod not because it sound good, but because it looks good and
cool!
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On Aug 8, 2005, at 8:20 PM, Mike New wrote:
The Roku box is driven directly from iTunes; there is no need to
export
playlists etc.
Sort of. You can't control the Soundbridge from iTunes. The
Soundbridge uses the iTunes DAAP protocol to access your music
library, so iTunes has to be
Hi,
I just downloaded 6.1.1, upgrading from 6.0.2. I'm having a lot of problems with
what seem to be infinite loops while rescanning my music.
I can't seem to get any interesting information out of the server (I'm using
--diag, is there something else to try?), so the only thing I can report
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