I don't know about the whole profiles thing, maybe that's overkill.
But I would like a way of segmenting the music library.
Particularly I would like a way of limiting the choice that the random
plugin could make, but I guess that's one for the 3rd party forum.
Cheers,
Bruce.
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Hi All,
After installing 6.1.2 yesterday on OS X.4.2, slimserver just refuses
to start from SystemPreferences pane. Going back to 6.1.1 (which used
to work perfectly) now gives the same error. Here is the log but I
can't really make any sense of it...
2005-08-11 17:20:23.1315 SlimServer HTTP
Just tried the version SlimServer Version: 6.2b1 - 3920 - Windows XP -
EN - cp1252, and its still not working
m3u files are still scanned in the music dir resulting in strange
entrys. I don't think it's quite the same result, but under Browse
Artist, No Artist, No Album there is a lot of entrys,
It's a new feature request.
You can change the number of items per page though (Server
Settings-Interface-Items per Page). I'm using 60, since it's
divisible by all the integers up to 6, you should always get a full
bottom row of cover artwork - which looks neater!
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I am running latest nightlies on Win XP with MP3 files only.
A week ago I noticed that when I added a song to a playlist it was added
twice; now I am getting blank entries when I add a complete playlist - no
song name, but a gap where it should be with the little up, down and delete
icons on
This place seems to have loads of em and UK based too
http://www.egears.co.uk/cat_fm.cfm
Craig
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It appears that you are running some version of Windows, if you are
running SS as a service you won't be able to access the network shares
via drive letter. Change the SS service to log in as a named
user, and then change your short cuts to use UNC notation rather than a
drive letter.On 8/10/05,
Is it possible that SlimServer is already running on that machine?
What happens if you open http://localhost:9000 in your browser?
On Aug 11, 2005, at 12:31 AM, JohnK wrote:
Hi All,
After installing 6.1.2 yesterday on OS X.4.2, slimserver just refuses
to start from SystemPreferences pane.
kdf Wrote:
were you asking for ideas, or merely giving orders? if it's the latter,
you can take a number...
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=825
-kdf
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That may indicate that the item in the playlist can't be found by
slimserver. Can you check the playlist and see if the song
referenced is actually there?
On Aug 11, 2005, at 2:15 AM, Neil Cameron wrote:
I am running latest nightlies on Win XP with MP3 files only.
A week ago I noticed
On Aug 11, 2005, at 7:34 AM, Randall wrote:
kdf Wrote:
were you asking for ideas, or merely giving orders? if it's the
latter,
you can take a number...
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=825
-kdf
He ordered me first!
Now, boys, I don't care who started it. Don't make me pull
I have a Squeezebox (1st version) that suffers from random music
dropouts of many seconds. It's over WiFi, and I've always blamed
the access point. It's not at all reproducable, I'm afraid - there
are times when the buffer display just goes to empty and the music
stops.
I recently tried running
So, I grabbed the new open firmware for my Terrastation at:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/itimpi/buffalo.htm
and followed the directions at
http://fieldnetworks.com/slim/linkstation.html
to install slim server, and the Terrastation is now my best friend.
The Slim Server runs well on it, and I'm
Chris Kantarjiev Wrote:
I have a Squeezebox (1st version) that suffers from random music
dropouts of many seconds. It's over WiFi, and I've always blamed
the access point. It's not at all reproducable, I'm afraid - there
are times when the buffer display just goes to empty and the music
This does sound a lot like wireless troubles. The Squeezebox is essentially a
dumb terminal. The IR codes are sent to the server, and the server generates
all of the responses, text, etc. The player itself does very little, outside
of character generation, mixer control and minimal data
Randall wrote:
kdf Wrote:
were you asking for ideas, or merely giving orders? if it's the latter,
you can take a number...
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=825
-kdf
He ordered me first!
I did not see the issue until you explained the user/squeezebox control
Quoting Yannzola [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
BTW: I've been checking the debugging boxes (_musicmagic, _info,
etc.)... hoping to get some diagnostics info, but have as of yet never
been able to locate the log.txt file anywhere. It doesn't seem to be
getting created anywhere in the Slimserver directory
This does sound a lot like wireless troubles. The Squeezebox is essentially a
dumb terminal. The IR codes are sent to the server, and the server generates
all of the responses, text, etc. The player itself does very little, outside
of character generation, mixer control and minimal data
User profiles strike me as a feature that must happen at some point in
time.
But the idea of multiple libraries is something that wouldn't have to
depend on user profiles. It might be a browse level above Browse
Music.
The question I'd have is how do you designate what is contained within
a
JJZolx wrote:
But the idea of multiple libraries is something that wouldn't have to
depend on user profiles. It might be a browse level above Browse
Music.
true, it doesn't have to depend on user profile, but it helps. some of
the user issues that were driving the requests for multiple
Hi Dean and kdf,
Indeed it works starting from the folder itself. I may now re-organize
my classical flac files: a multi-movement piece in a separate folder
rather than all pieces in one folder.
Thanks for helping out.
Regards,
Dennis
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what does it report the wireless signal strength to be?
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The server does already make use of the HOME environment for users in some OSes.
If the server were tweaked a bit to allow it to easily run as multiple
servers, the user profile slimply becomes a matter of running the server under
a different user, with associated prefs, library, db, etc. You
kdf wrote:
The server does already make use of the HOME environment for users in some OSes.
If the server were tweaked a bit to allow it to easily run as multiple
servers, the user profile slimply becomes a matter of running the server under
a different user, with associated prefs, library, db,
Hi
I just bought the SB2 and I already couldn't live without it. I
initially bought it for my CD collection (that I already ripped) but I
see now that I am equally (and perhaps more) using it as a radio,
thanks to the possibilities in the SB2 to connect to Shoutcast,
RadioIO, Podcasts, ...
I think (and I may be wrong) that if you create a playlist (i.e. m3u
file) with the URL in it, and throw that in your music directory, it
should play it.
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http://internetradio.vrt.be/dab/hoeluisteren/pc/help/gebruiksvoorwaarden/stream_21.m3U
Open the Internet Radio page from the help section. There's a tune in
field where you can paste that url.
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fuzzyT Wrote:
i'm thinking of multiple libraries all being in the same database, just
with tracks having a reference to the library that they belong to.
Trying to refactor the existing server to run multiple libraries
concurrently
would probably end up being very similar to running
Quoting ron thigpen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
also, wouldn't this increase overhead for system resources to load
multiple instances of all the server bits?
well, I think I'm just getting the impression that demands for how this must
work will end up causing the one instance to double up on so much
Quoting tetrode [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://internetradio.vrt.be/dab/hoeluisteren/pc/help/gebruiksvoorwaarden/stream_21.m3U
When I download that via wget, I get a file with three lines in it:
http://mp3.streampower.be/ra2ant-mid.mp3
http://mp3.streampower.be/ra2ant-low.mp3
thank you - that worked.
I am amazed - about the Squeezebox, about its features and the speed of
answer in this forum.
Mark
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Dave,
This is very interesting - I didn't know that SlimServer could be
installed on a Terastation.
Is there a good recovery path on a Terastation if anything goes wrong?
I've installed SlimServer on a Linksys NSLU2 but I knew if anything
went wrong there, it was simply a case of reflashing
I picked up a microtransmitter last month at Radio Shack for $30. It
works fine in my office, uses two AAA batteries or a 5v DC plug-in.
Range is stated as being 10 to 30 feet, but I have not experimented
much; the radio in my officce is about 10' away.
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Ever since I had a power failure a few days ago, my wireless SB2 hasn't
been able to keep the correct time zone. I am in GMT -5, and this is
selected both in Slimplayer and SqueezeNetwork home, but the SB2
wanders around the planet no matter what I do. It also won't hold my
settings for
Hi I'm working on a more dynamic web interface using AJAX for the back
and forth.
I've got a lot working but right now I'm trying to get the
browselist_pagebar data from the xml and I can't figure out how to do
it.
Is there an xml page somewhere from which I can get the info I need to
generate
Have you tried re-flashing the firmware? Press-and-hold brightness button to
force a firmware reload.
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well, I think I'm just getting the impression that demands for how
this
must
work will end up causing the one instance to double up on so much
already.
Its
a given that once such a feature is created, there will be a user out
there who
will demand that it works in every different way
What happened on 04-11-2005 at 05:27 PM?
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What happened on 04-11-2005 at 05:27 PM?
I'm guessing you are asking about the 'most users online' bit.
the forums went live.
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I'm not sure what would happen if you killed your terrastation, but I
would guess it shouldn't be too hard to recover. My guess would be
that you should be able to flash the thing. I haven't had to recover a
dead terrastation yet. The one thing that I consider is this: It's a
RAID, so if a
In the network setup, check the MAC address on the player and make
sure it matches what's printed on the bottom of the player.
If it doesn't press RIGHT to be able to edit it and set it back.
-dean
On Aug 11, 2005, at 4:16 PM, jscovell wrote:
Ever since I had a power failure a few days
Hi SB2 wireless users,
Please Try using 11M 802.11b mode instead of 54M 802.11g mode when you have
dropout or similar problems .
when using 54M 802.11g wireless mode,the receiving error rate in my computer's
network card reaches(5%~30%),and SB2 will refuse to work in about every 50
Renyao,
On Aug 11, 2005, at 8:15 PM, Renyao wrote:
Please Try using 11M 802.11b mode instead of 54M 802.11g mode when
you have dropout or similar problems .
when using 54M 802.11g wireless mode,the receiving error rate in my
computer's network card reaches(5%~30%),and SB2 will refuse to
kdf, you must have nailed it. As I wrote, I changed from channel 1 to
channel 4, and it's been playing flawlessly for about 12 hours now...
FWIW, I'm running 802.11b though a second gen airport.
The crash-on-countdown is still there, and I, too, can never get
anything meaningful in my logfile,
Remeber too folks, those 2.4Ghz cordless phones wreak havoc on some
wireless b connections, as they're in the same band. The manuals or
tech support for these phones usually tell you the channel(s) being
used by the device. Configuring your AP to avoid those channels will
help.
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