Victor Brilon said the following on 05/11/2005 00:58:
I had posted these earlier, but I'll do it again in case you missed
them. These are screenshots of browsing on the 770 in full-screen mode
using the WebPad skin:
http://victorland.com/slimp3/1.jpg
http://victorland.com/slimp3/3.jpg
Michael
I also spotted some discussion (with you Dan) on this parameter in
the unix thread
NigelC Wrote:
The parameter is currently set to 100,000, the database file is 6.4Mb
with 400 albums, 5274 tracks, 220 artists. Slim.exe is running using 60
to 63Mb memory
I have increased the
The parameter is currently set to 100,000, the database file is 6.4Mb
with 400 albums, 5274 tracks, 220 artists. Slim.exe is running using 60
to 63Mb memory
I have increased the parameter to 500,000 and the response has
improved.
Are you sure you're talking about 100'000s?!? I can't see any
I have done a bit more digging and I think I have found the cause of the
slow track browsing (or some of it anyway)
I turned on some debug (d_info as a very lucky first guess).
Slimserver checks that each track in the album, (and playlist probably)
exists and hasnt changed (size or timestamp).
Viktor, how responsive is it, particularly when using artwork?
Is it practical to browse by artwork? Does it work well with plug-ins
like Biography and Album Review?
Resistance is futile ...
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I'm inclined to think, after a week of usage, that Squeezebox's
Slimserver is 99% there. In other words, late beta - but not *quite*
ready for prime time, since not all the features work reliably.
I didn't have any connectivity or network problems, but software has
intermittent problems
I was pretty excited to see the new squeezebox. I was disappointed to
see that the black squeezebox is not black, but platinum. I hate
platinum. It would be nice to see an all black front, rather than
having that huge platinum crap underneath the black display. I know
there are people who
I just got my squeezebox, and am facing the same issue. I haven't yet
figured out what to do about it. I suppose I could always modify the
software. Is there a good high level overview of the software design?
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Does it work well with plug-ins like Biography and Album Review?
The plugins are browser independant. And they include a Handheld skin as
well. Should work fine.
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I use slimserver every day (v6.1.1 on Fedora Core 4) and have never had
to restart. I am extremely impressed with it to date.
I've problems with choppy sound (turned out to be poor wifi reception -
buffer emptying) and garbled sound in Alien BBC plugin (turns out to be
an mplayer bug) but that's
I have had my SB2 for 3 weeks and to date have reported four or five
pretty frustrating bugs with the software. Its a great bit of kit and
the software does let it down slightly but, I have noticed how
dedicated the community of programmers from this forum are to solving
these issues. Even the
I'm on my second SB2 as the first died within a couple of months.
Unfortunately, the replacement has died in its sleep sometime during
the night.
Both units had light use and I'm pretty frustrated at the whole thing.
I've sent an email to Kevin in tech support so don't expect a reply
until
From: deksawyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One thing I did notice with the replacement; about a min after it was
switched on it would hang for about 15-20 secs then come back again.
Now it's actually on as I can ping it, but there is no sound and no
display.
Anyone ever seen this behaviour before...??
My artist listing for Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young is capitalized in
Slim Server. I used MP3Tag to check the artist tag for both of my CSNY
albums and neither one is capitalized. I don't understand why Slim
Server is doing this. Any suggestions?
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When using the 'Search Music' function on the server, I have noticed the
following:
Sometimes, as soon as you start typing the search criteria, results are
shown from the 2 or third letter typed and are updated as you continue
to type. Other times (and most of the time, maybe this is the
I prefer the first way, but as I say its hit and miss as to when this
occurs I can't seem to find a pattern as to why sometimes it does or
does not occur. Has anyone else noticed this behaviour?
I think the first dynamic way is only active, if you did _not_ hit enter
before.
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mherger Wrote:
I prefer the first way, but as I say its hit and miss as to when this
occurs I can't seem to find a pattern as to why sometimes it does or
does not occur. Has anyone else noticed this behaviour?
I think the first dynamic way is only active, if you did _not_ hit
enter
ovonrein Wrote:
...these tools were invented by folks who primarily listen to pop music
and so they still refer to every track as a song
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Hey, no offense, but I didn't start this thread as a Everyone post
your bitch thread. I Wanted to know if there is anyone out there who
can help figure out why my Slimserver/squeezebox is so dicey.
As expected, this AM when I booted my machine (Squeezebox did not need
a reboot this time) I
ovonrein wrote:
...
But this is still unsatisfactory. Like many classic buffs, I suspect,
I have the same piece of music recorded by various artists, in which
case the concept breaks down.
What do you guys do?
...
Use the Composer tag when you tag your files. Some tag and rip programs
I manage the volume by setting it to 11 in SlimServer, 40 on the
Squeezeboxen, and using the device running the speakers to control
the volume. I edit the IR default file so that you can't change the
volume with the remote (both buttons turn it up, which does nothing
since it's already at the
And one more thing to add. after having these previously described
drops, it usually stops after 30 to 60 minutes and then works fine (at
least until the next time I reboot).
Now, here is my log...
2005-11-05 08:10:18.4665 Found command: [sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t raw -r
44100 -c 2 -w -s $-x$ -
kolepard Wrote:
I've never understood why there are 2 volume controls, the one that
goes to 11 in SlimServer and the one that goes to 40 on the
Squeezebox. Anyone know what that was implemented that way? It just
seems weird to be doing the same function two places with two
different
And one more thing to add. after having these previously described
drops, it usually stops after 30 to 60 minutes and then works fine (at
least until the next time I reboot).
Has the server completed scanning your music collection? [The banner on the web page changes from rescanning to the
In short, I wouldn't reccomend a slimdevice for a non-techie.
The problem:
Open architecture is not always a 100% positive. The voices on this
forum are heavily from developers. Users like myself get a lot of
friendly support on the forum which is cool.
But developers dont mind bugs as much
I saw that you're running on Windows... is the machine clean?
Yeah, I use it exclusively for itunes, slimserver and EAC
What does
taskmgr show you for CPU and pagefile usage? CPU around 4% to 7% with
short, infrequent jumps to 60% PF useage is 316 MB (steady)
Is the disk light on steadily?
ExBrowse versions 2 and 3 have always been a little dodgy about updating
the web interface, but now (slimserver-2005_11_04-1) it seems to have
given up entirely; I have to select a different player in order to see
the web interface catch up to what's really playing. d_ui doesn't say
anything
dspeirs wrote:
I saw that you're running on Windows... is the machine clean?
Yeah, I use it exclusively for itunes, slimserver and EAC
try disabling the iTunes plugin.
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ExBrowse versions 2 and 3 have always been a little dodgy about updating
the web interface, but now (slimserver-2005_11_04-1) it seems to have
given up entirely; I have to select a different player in order to see
the web interface catch up to
Triode Wrote:
And one more thing to add. after having these previously described
drops, it usually stops after 30 to 60 minutes and then works fine
(at
least until the next time I reboot).
Has the server completed scanning your music collection? [The banner
on the web page
sounds like you might also need max's plugin :-) - g'friends can often
'helpfully' turn the volume down!
VolumeGuard.pm
Do you ever find you're in the middle of listening to your
favourite track when your other half suddenly announces that the volume
is far too loud and turns it down for you?
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 04:40 -0800, ovonrein wrote:
Folks, I am looking for simple advice here:
But your problem, which is shared by many, is not simple.
My collection is stored using the pop-oriented genre/artist/album/...
tree.
What do you guys do?
I use softlinks to point to both
dryden555 wrote:
In short, I wouldn't reccomend a slimdevice for a non-techie.
The problem:
Open architecture is not always a 100% positive. The voices on this
forum are heavily from developers. Users like myself get a lot of
friendly support on the forum which is cool.
But developers dont
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 18:25 +0100, Allan Hise wrote:
On 05 Nov 2005, at 17:20 , seanadams wrote:
11 is a reasonable number of absolute levels to choose from when
you're going to click on one of them. 40 would be too many.
I just assumed that the 11 was so that you could say But ours
On 11/5/05, Pat Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 04:40 -0800, ovonrein wrote:
What do you guys do?I use softlinks to point to bothclassical/beethoven/ninth_symphony_d_minor andclassical/muti/beethoven 9th in D minor
I remap the tags.
Artist = composer,
Album = work, and
On 5-Nov-05, at 8:34 AM, dryden555 wrote:
In short, I wouldn't reccomend a slimdevice for a non-techie.
hmm..deja vu. does your mailer have a bug too?
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longer dynamic until you open up a new web page when it becomes dynamic
until you hit enter and so on.
Would there be a way to always have it dynamic?
No - the general assumption is that if you hit the button, your browser
doesn't support the dynamic
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 12:48 -0500, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
I also join all the movements of a piece into a single file, which has
the side benefit of making randomized play work more effectively. So
my directory for the same recording would look like
* NigelC shaped the electrons to say...
At first glance, I wouldn't have thought it was. I would prefer to tell
Slimserver when I change/add some tracks, or rely on the overnight
rescan. But maybe it really needs to do this.
Can anyone shed any more light on this?
Yes - this was changed in
All sarcasm aside, the people here have a point. Tinkerers who love to
hack the code get what they want, but it doesn't say when you buy a
slim that tinkering is required. There exist people who want a slim to
work out of the box. Mine did. I bought a slim 1 and it worked. Until
the web interface
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I think a major component of getting there would be a better scheme for
regression checking, which I am still pondering but will soon make a
proposal. ...
Quite true - and it's something I've started on, but only have so many hours in
the day.
stinkingpig Wrote:
Use the Composer tag when you tag your files. [...] Slimserver will use
it.
What for? Yes, you can dig deep into the tags on your Slim player to
find out, but that's not the point. It is the music tree that would
require the extra level to search on.
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Dan Sully Wrote:
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longer dynamic until you open up a new web page when it becomes
dynamic
until you hit enter and so on.
Would there be a way to always have it dynamic?
No - the general assumption is that if you hit the button, your
browser
On 5-Nov-05, at 10:32 AM, dfk wrote:
Can't it become a choice item from within the server? :-)
type and wait, you get live results.
type and press enter, you get static results.
the choice is there already.
in the fishbone skin, I put a form in the header that is just a direct
entry into
6.1.1 has a helpful option set device volume fixed.
Has this been removed in 6.2?
BTW I notice this fixed device volume doesn't
apply in SqueezeNetwork.
Kevin O. Lepard wrote:
I manage the volume by setting it to 11 in
SlimServer, 40 on the
Squeezeboxen, and using the device running the
On 5-Nov-05, at 10:49 AM, Mark Lanctot wrote:
6.1.1 has a helpful option set device volume fixed.
Has this been removed in 6.2?
it is still there. player settings-audio, digital volume control.
for players without digital out (winamp, slimp3) this option does not
appear.
-k
pfarrell Wrote:
I use softlinks to point to both
classical/beethoven/ninth_symphony_d_minor and
classical/muti/beethoven 9th in D minor
It's a thought, I grant you. And it's one I can actually follow.
pfarrell Wrote:
I see three separate and almost unrelated design questions:
1)
Ok, I *did* find a workaround for this problem. Out of the 45 albums I
ripped into uncompressed AIFF files, I discovered there were 5 albums
in which the songs would not all play in Squeezbox.
So, I did an experiment - I deleted the albums in question, and
reimported them, but first in
I think Pat is going in the right direction here.
The layout of the files on disk storage is essentially independent of
everything else.
Yes, I know you can drill down the tree with the slim interface, or
with windows explorer (or ls if you're a *nix fan), but fundamentally
you're doomed. What
Dan,
If you're still having problems try downloading SlimCD and run you're
setup from that. Here is a link:
http://www.herger.net/slim/detail.php?nr=763
If you continue to experience the same problems then you know it is a
hardware/network issue. That will have at least ruled out the bloated
ovonrein Wrote:
What for? Yes, you can dig deep into the tags on your Slim player to
find out, but that's not the point. It is the music tree that would
require the extra level to search on.I think something is missing here.
As of 6, what you are browsing, when you start from the home page
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 10:55 -0800, ovonrein wrote:
pfarrell Wrote:
The key problem is that any hierarchical structure fails for
classical music.
You lost me with this one. I had thought that
Composer/Work/Artists/Movements
pretty much covers all bases. I am not too bothered mixing
For those, like me, who didn't get the Spinal Tap reference the first
time, check out
http://spinaltapfan.com/atozed/TAP00160.HTM
The quote out of there I hope Slim didn't pay attention to:
Early Fender Champs (a small, low-powered amp, probably intended for
practice) had no controls except for
The Webpad skin is a little plain - how do the others look (I'm thinking
of handheld or touchscreen)?
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The Webpad skin is a little plain - how do the others look (I'm thinking
of handheld or touchscreen)?
The Webpad skin has actually been removed from 6.2 as it was no different than
the 'EN' skin.
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On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 10:55 -0800, ovonrein wrote:
pfarrell Wrote:
The key problem is that any hierarchical structure fails for
classical music.
You lost me with this one. I had thought that
Composer/Work/Artists/Movements
pretty much covers all bases. I am not too bothered mixing
I am gong to go through the same install in a few months, so if I hear of anything in the mean time, I will keep you posted.
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On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 12:48 -0500, Wendy Seltzer wrote: I also join all the movements of a piece into a single file, which has the side benefit of making randomized play work more effectively. So my directory for the same recording would look like
I have been having issues with my SB2 losing connection to my SS running on a dedicated box under Unix. This ran for years without and issue, but I suspect it's a DHCP issue. While the SB2 gets a (wired) DHCP address quickly, I have noticed in the "Network Settings" section that is shows the
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 14:52 -0500, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
Yes, or even
Beethoven,_Ludwig_van/Symphony_No._9_in_D_minor/Harnoncourt_(Chamber_Orchestra_of_Europe).flac
I'd like to be able to wake up my server (IBM thinkpad laptop) using the
SB2 remote. I've started and followed several threads on this issue.
Here's what I've arrived at: when I look in the properties tab of my
wired ethernet card, I see that there is a power management tab where
you can check a
radish Wrote:
The Webpad skin is a little plain - how do the others look (I'm thinking
of handheld or touchscreen)?
I'll load up the production/consumer version of the software sometime
in the next week or two and take screenshots of both of those as well.
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On 5-Nov-05, at 12:28 PM, boybees wrote:
It's hard for me to believe that Slim would build a wake-on LAN
function into their wireless squeezebox, which then wouldn't work on a
wireless network.
Why? If WOL is a wired only feature, why should it be denied to wired
users if wireless doesn't
ceejay:
SlimServer Version: 6.2.0 - 4753 - Mac OS X 10.4.2 (8C46) - EN - utf8
I have not downloaded any nightly builds. Have they fixed the alarm
problems?
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I'll be doing the same as well. Reference this image:
http://www.slimdevices.com/images/gallery/2.jpg
I'll probably add an extra stud to secure the sb on both sides. Notice
how in the image the curves wrap around from the display/brushed_metal
and then meets the plastic casing? I'm thinking
ceejay:
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On 5-Nov-05, at 1:31 PM, Dr.T wrote:
ceejay:
SlimServer Version: 6.2.0 - 4753 - Mac OS X 10.4.2 (8C46) - EN - utf8
I have not downloaded any nightly builds. Have they fixed the alarm
problems?
I've fixed the ones that had bugs filed for them: the on/off text issue
and the weekday settings
I have a SB2 Wireless and I am having a problem that it is very noisy on
the outputs in a digital way.
i.e. whenever the wireless is in use there is a lot of noise on the
outputs. When I start playing a new song there is a definite buzz out
of it that is not a pure sine wave (it's kinda clicky,
On 5-Nov-05, at 1:54 PM, bjackson wrote:
I have a SB2 Wireless and I am having a problem that it is very noisy
on
the outputs in a digital way.
i.e. whenever the wireless is in use there is a lot of noise on the
outputs. When I start playing a new song there is a definite buzz out
of it
Hey, my MAC address got reset to 00:04:ff:ff:01 - I remember there was a
sequence to set it correctly. I have MAC filtering on, and would like
to return the SB2 wireless card to the original MAC address on the box.
Please email reminders...the search functions on the forums did not
yield
Hi,
My music on the slimserver is in FLAC format for my home stereo systems
using SB2s. I was wondering if a Windows software music player can
connect to hear the flac file.
Earth Based.
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Found the Geoff B instructions for cleaning up the tags with mp3tag
(leaving just ID3v2 tags). But that didn't work for me -- still
having the same symptoms with Browse Genres.
Sent Dan a sample track -- he already has a fix scheduled for tonight's
nightly release. Apparently some (most?) of
I believe if you're just listening to a stream, it
has to be in MP3 format, but SlimServer can
convert FLAC to high-bitrate MP3 (320 kbps) on the
fly.
On my SlimServer (6.1.1) I don't have the option
*not* to convert FLAC to MP3 for my software players.
Of course, there are many players that
1st off I have no knowledge of the database behind Slim Server - However
I have been using other databases for many years and I could explain
this in other packages.
If you previously had one capitalized entry and changed it, if the
database query that looks for changed tags is NOT case
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 14:21 -0800, earthbased wrote:
My music on the slimserver is in FLAC format for my home stereo systems
using SB2s. I was wondering if a Windows software music player can
connect to hear the flac file.
There is a plugins for flac format for Winamp,
then follow the
if you have a windows PC, then install winamp. A very nice and stable
media player and you can get the flac decoder plugin from
www.winamp.com too.
Pete
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Cleve Wrote:
Ok, I *did* find a workaround for this problem. Out of the 45 albums I
ripped into uncompressed AIFF files, I discovered there were 5 albums
in which the songs would not all play in Squeezbox.
So, I did an experiment - I deleted the albums in question, and
reimported
i just checked and my cue sheets are NOT embedded in flac - they are
standalone. in 6.2,6.2.1,and 6.5b1, for most folders i see
Browse Music--Browse Music Folders--Madonna--Ray of Light--
Madonna-Ray of Light.cue (1/2)--song1, etc..
Madonna-Ray of Light.flac (2/2)--Title: Ray of Light
which is
My goodness, that is a nice widget! Simply gorgeous, and I love how it's
not just display only (i.e., you can pause or skip to the next track
without having to bring up a web browser or use the remote).
In fact, I have Konfabulator installed right now only because of your
widget (and OK, some of
On 5/11/05 at 12:48 -0800, kdf wrote
In my reading on the topic, it seemed to be widely acknolwedged that
WOL over wireless didn't work. Annoyingly, no consistent reason was
turning up. In som cases its the power requirements, or the 'not
always connected' aspect of wireless, or even the
On 5-Nov-05, at 2:19 PM, Michael Amster wrote:
Hey, my MAC address got reset to 00:04:ff:ff:01 - I remember there was
a sequence to set it correctly. I have MAC filtering on, and would
like to return the SB2 wireless card to the original MAC address on
the box.
on power up, go into view
kdf wrote:
in the fishbone skin, I put a form in the header that is just a direct
entry into the static results. Live version can't work from there.
I actually much prefer this interface and was glad to see it show up in
Fishbone. Keeps things simple. I don't see much value in the dynamic
That was it - thanks. Man, was it tough without the SB2 for the last
couple of weeks. I will post my mod pics and lessons learned later.
kdf wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 2:19 PM, Michael Amster wrote:
Hey, my MAC address got reset to 00:04:ff:ff:01 - I remember there
was a sequence to set it
kdf Wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 2:21 PM, earthbased wrote:
Hi,
My music on the slimserver is in FLAC format for my home stereo
systems
using SB2s. I was wondering if a Windows software music player can
connect to hear the flac file.
connect to the url:
It's not just girlfriends - wives do it too and, on one memorable
occasion, the cat as well!
Max
kefa Wrote:
sounds like you might also need max's plugin :-) - g'friends can often
'helpfully' turn the volume down!
VolumeGuard.pm
Do you ever find you're in the middle of listening to
On 5-Nov-05, at 3:56 PM, earthbased wrote:
I tried loading SoftSqueeze and I get Found unsigned entry in
resource: http://192.168.100.2:9000/html/softsqueeze/SoftSqueeze.jar;.
I am running 6.0.2 (trunk). Should I upgrade SlimServer and try again?
were you trying the applet link or the
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I'd buy a dozen if they were Blue-Green :-) :-)
Give me black anyday :-)
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kdf Wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 10:32 AM, dfk wrote:
Can't it become a choice item from within the server? :-)
type and wait, you get live results.
type and press enter, you get static results.
the choice is there already.
-k
Yes, but once you press enter there is no going back to live
On 5-Nov-05, at 4:25 PM, dfk wrote:
kdf Wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 10:32 AM, dfk wrote:
Can't it become a choice item from within the server? :-)
type and wait, you get live results.
type and press enter, you get static results.
the choice is there already.
-k
Yes, but once you press
All my mp3's flacs start with a 2 digit number for example:
03 - Band on The Run
05 - Another Day
This is great because I can keep the album in song order and useful too
on my IHP340. I don't really like to see the number on SB2 so is it
possible to tell SB2 to ignore the number and still put
I thought the iTunes plugin was important to be there if you use iTunes
as your library? Is the iTunes plugin really for the iTunes updater?
Dan
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kdf Wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 4:25 PM, dfk wrote:
kdf Wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 10:32 AM, dfk wrote:
Can't it become a choice item from within the server? :-)
type and wait, you get live results.
type and press enter, you get static results.
the choice is there already.
-k
Ben Sandee Wrote:
On 11/4/05, dfk dfk.1y00gz (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com
wrote:
Does this function work on the server? It would be useful if it did.
SlimServer Version: 6.2.1 - 5024
Thanks
What is text entry timing? Google != joy for me.
TIA,
Ben
Hi Ben
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SuSE 10.0, MozillaFirefox-1.0.7-0.1, and yes, interesting stuff in
JavaScript Console:
Very odd... I haven't been able to reproduce that, but I'll see what I can find.
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kdf Wrote:
On 5-Nov-05, at 3:56 PM, earthbased wrote:
I tried loading SoftSqueeze and I get Found unsigned entry in
resource:
http://192.168.100.2:9000/html/softsqueeze/SoftSqueeze.jar;.
I am running 6.0.2 (trunk). Should I upgrade SlimServer and try
again?
were you trying the
I'm actually surprised there isn't regression testing in place already.
It actually explains quite a bit.
I've had the same experience Michael described many times with the Slim
Server SW. I have a stable system with excellent performance, I see
that an update is available, I install it, and
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 17:01 -0800, Bonesteel wrote:
If Slim Devices published performance metrics for each release that we
could review it might make it easier to judge if we're willing to take
the risk of an upgrade.
I don't work for SD, I'm just a happy user, but I think
that it is prudent
pfarrell Wrote:
it is important to not lose all the corrected and additional metadata
just because you install a new release of the SlimServer.Why would you lose
metadata? If it's stored in tags in the file, it's
not going anywhere.
Or did I miss something?
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wives do it too and, on one memorable occasion, the catWhat happened? Did the
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Michaelwagner
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On 5-Nov-05, at 5:16 PM, Pat Farrell wrote:
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 17:01 -0800, Bonesteel wrote:
If Slim Devices published performance metrics for each release that we
could review it might make it easier to judge if we're willing to take
the risk of an upgrade.
I don't work for SD, I'm just
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