I think that is not the best idea (add an HD to an SB2). The whole idea
is that I don't HAVE to have all of the infrastructure (and costs -
silent PCs are expensive) of a media PC to stream high-quality audio
from SOMEWHERE on the net to my audio system. Given that my server
solution has about
I believe the IR code contains a header that is not repeated when you
hold a button down.
Repeating the code in a macro does repeat the header so it's not the
same command to the Squeezebox.
James
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You've also got the option of the new Nexon NAS 1Tb:
http://www.multitask-computing.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=37
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It's SATA and can also be purchased as an empty box to populate with your
own hard drives. I have liased with the manufacturer, and they have tested
SlimServer on it
Based on previous discussion and suggestion here I've reworked my patch
into two parts:
1. A core SlimServer patch that adds hooks into the database storage
and remote control search 'button' to allow plugins to get involved.
2. A plugin that uses these hooks to provide lazy searching.
For
i'll give it a try ASAP (the water pump that cools my server down died
yesterday...). I hope I'll give some feedback in a couple of days
giuliano
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Ok here are the final specifications of the product:
266Mhz PPC CPU
64Mb RAM
sATA internal drive interface
esATA external drive interface
USB2.0 front port with copy button
2x USB2.0 rear ports
10/100/1000 Ethernet Interface
Optional internal WiFi 802.11b/g Interface
Fanless - ultra quiet
Full
MP3s are on a network drive and it will not point to them
Good chance that the SlimServer service on your remote machine is
running under LocalSystem which generally has no rights to network
shares. If you want to access your share via SlimServer on the remote
box, change the logon credentials
I switched to Mozilla Firefox as the browser to use with Slimserver and
it no longer freezes.
Works perfectly.
I downloaded Firefox, installe dit and ran it with the SLimServer link
and no more freezes. Something with Internet Explorer verions and
perhaps certain OS', patches and so on
I'm running 2 SBG's, my server is running on Debian. I thought
that I would take a look at the SuperDateTime Screen Saver (SDTSS) to
see if I could hack it to show other weather info. Much to my
suprise most of what I want to see is there however, I am unable to
access any sub menus with my SBG or
Never Mind. I found the problem. Instead of copying the
updated plugin to /usr/local/slimserver/Plugins/SuperDateTime I copied
it to
/usr/local/slimserver/Plugins/SuperDateTime/SuperDateTime. (D'OH
smacks head with palm of hand, hangs head in shame and sits in corner)On 9/26/05, Roy Owen [EMAIL
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64Mb RAM
It needs more RAM. Is this upgradable, or surface mounted?
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Unf. memory is surface mounted and not upgradable.
I have asked the question to the manufacturer though about upping the
memory and if the initial units sell well then we can get the memory
upgraded to 256Mb or maybe even 512Mb.
Paul
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Thought I'd add my comments here - as running Slimserver on the NSLU2
was one of my original objectives when I bought my (first) NSLU2.
I started with Slimserver 6.0 and Unslung 3.x - but there were too many
pre-requisites to get built by hand for the time I had available ... so
I parked it.
Ben Sandee wrote:
On 9/25/05, *John Gorst*
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GreenMan wrote:
Any idea what even can be occurring around about every minute?
I think the default refresh interval for the MusicMagic plugin is 60
seconds. I would set the MM interval
I'd love to post the instructions, but it came about through random
fumbling- I'm not sure how I finally got it to work, but it was a
combination of WinXP network setup and Squeezebox player and server
settings . . . It was far from intuitive, and It's not perfect yet- I
still have issues trying
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The weird IP addresses are the automatic address assignments that are
used in adhoc mode. Are they on the 169.x.x.x? That's what
I find on my adhoc connections.On 9/26/05, orrinc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:I'd love to post the instructions, but it came about through random
fumbling- I'm not sure how
Does anyone have a good way to stream analog audio directly in real time
to a Squeezebox player?
I've had instances doing concert sound when it would be very useful to
feed an audio stream wirelessly to a remote device- for a nearby
listening area for overflow audience, stage mix, etc.
The
Hi,
I am running Slimserver 6.1 on my unslung (beta 5.5) NSLU2 alongside a
250GB USB drive. All is well, although I still am unable to play back
AAC files at the moment. I am serving up about 7GB music (perhaps 1500
songs) so far with no trouble.
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On 9/26/05, orrinc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a good way to stream analog audio directly in real timeto a Squeezebox player?
I would think that streaming true live audio would be very difficult to dowithout confounding and/or frustrating the remote listeners because of the
Ben Sandee Wrote:
On 9/26/05, orrinc orrinc.1vzdnn (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com wrote:
Does anyone have a good way to stream analog audio directly in real
time
to a Squeezebox player?
I would think that streaming true live audio would be very difficult
to do
without
Ben Sandee said the following on 26/09/2005 23:47:
If it's live audio, you can only buffer data as fast as the player plays
it (real-time). If you want two seconds of buffer then you're going to
need to delay playback by two seconds in order to guarantee that two
seconds of buffer can
On 9/26/05, Robin Bowes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben Sandee said the following on 26/09/2005 23:47: If it's live audio, you can only buffer data as fast as the player plays
it (real-time).If you want two seconds of buffer then you're going to need to delay playback by two seconds in order to
Ben Sandee said the following on 27/09/2005 00:05:
On 9/26/05, *Robin Bowes*
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Not so. Streaming is asynchronous.
For example, if you stream at the playback rate then the buffer will
soon fill up.
How can you stream faster than
Can I suggest the following:
Stop Slimserver.
Move your C:\Program Files\SlimServer\server\slimserver.pref file out
of the Slimserver directory and on to the Windows desktop.
Restart Slimserver. It will start with the default preferences.
If that fixes your problem, you're done. You will need
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