On 13/1/06 at 10:58 -0800, stel27 wrote
Newb here running 6.2.2 on Tiger 10.4.4.
Everything's running well but shn playback.
I have the mac shorten binary and lame installed, but get error
messages saving/changing the .snh playback preferences on the
slimserver.
In the process of troubleshooti
seanadams Wrote:
> Never heard of this - which make/model is the phone?
Really??!! This is a problem that was quite severe back in the SB1
days while streaming uncompressed PCM. It has improved a lot with the
SB2/3 and the native FLAC, deeper buffer, and 802.11g capability but
still I don't fi
yes, but I couldn't find anywhere to vote, only to nominate (at least at
this point).
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Kyle Wrote:
> I've got the program working on my computer, but the interface is
> truncated at the bottom. It cuts off in the middle of the keys. In
> info mode, I only get 2 lines of info. On my laptop, the UI is fine.
> Suggestions?
Not sure what would cause that. Can you send me a screens
I've got the program working on my computer, but the interface is
truncated at the bottom. It cuts off in the middle of the keys. In
info mode, I only get 2 lines of info. On my laptop, the UI is fine.
Suggestions?
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We can also show massive support for Slimdevices and leave any other
comments wimpering in the dust. Of course if it makes hundreds of
people want to buy a Squeezebox then we might experience a network
outage again.
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I think Tom's question amounts to questioning where the "flipping"
should be done, in the squeezebox or in the server.
The problem is you have to essentially decode a stereo signal in order
to flip the phase of one side. The squeezebox is already doing this
decoding, so adding a bit to each chann
tom permutt Wrote:
> If you were playing the CD live, I can see why you would want such a
> switch. But you're not. You're ripping it and playing it later. So,
> if you think the waveform is upside down, why don't you just flip it
> over before you send it to the Squeezebox?
Firstly, to allow
If you were playing the CD live, I can see why you would want such a
switch. But you're not. You're ripping it and playing it later. So,
if you think the waveform is upside down, why don't you just flip it
over before you send it to the Squeezebox?
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snarlydwarf Wrote:
> That works for me... unless I'm hallucinating (which happens :)), didn't
> someone suggest a tristate for the genres?
Tristate would be one way. If not, I know I'd much prefer the
alternative behavior, that of explicitly excluding those genres that
are unchecked.
The exampl
Alex Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes Wrote:
> On Fri 13 January 2006 01:57, P Floding wrote:
> > JJZolx Wrote:
> > > I've added the following comment to bug/request #1976. Hopefully
> it
> > > would cover all needs in this issue:
> > >
> > >
> > > If it's important to you, then vote for the bug. Don'
Hi Ben,
Here's another stab at glowing icons. The normal icon is flat, when
the mouse is over the icon it glows, and when depressed, it embeds into
the page.
Add the 3 icons to your images folder, and replace your menu.html
file.
I see that the Nokia has a scroll key and a stylus. How are the
slimpy Wrote:
> Right, short and sweat
> Completely agree. As an enhancement to the current behaviour.
That works for me... unless I'm hallucinating (which happens :)),
didn't someone suggest a tristate for the genres?
+ = Include
- = Exclude
(blank) = include if some other genre allows it
Th
snarlydwarf Wrote:
> The differenc between 'AND' and 'OR', basically.Right, short and sweat
snarlydwarf Wrote:
> (And, yes, it would be nice to exclude Christmas songs when it's not
> Christmas, hence why I would like a real way to -exclude- things from
> the mix.)Completely agree. As an enhance
dSw Wrote:
> What exactly is the difference between not including a genre and
> excluding it? Surely they both have the same effect - a particular
> genre isn't included?
>
Yes and no.
Take something like Ray Charles singing a Christmas song.
If you tag it with 'R&B;Christmas' ...
With an in
slimpy Wrote:
> I completely disagree with you.
> It clearly says above the checkboxes "Genres to include in your mix:".
> This does not mean that an unticked box excludes that genre, it merely
> doesn't include it.
What exactly is the difference between not including a genre and
excluding it? S
I was using a softsqueeze on my Mac and the radio worked fine with
alienBBC and Shoutcast causing no problems. Now I got myself a hard
squeezebox and the radio does not work anymore. I can hear the
beginning of the stream alright then the stream 'hangs' after less than
a minute.
I can play music
dSw Wrote:
> Apologies. I did actually do a search before posting and I did read that
> thread but I obviously didn't fully absorb what you were saying!
>
> I think what we are seeing is that the "genres to include" option does
> actually imply that un-ticking a genre will exclude it, and that d
But I think the e-vectra has USB support, so you could put a big USBdisk on it.
Yes, it has two USB 1.1 ports. I am not sure if transfer speed is sufficient for music collection.
The other option is to keep the music files somewhere on the network.
Thanks,
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I seem to recall there is a different category for hard disk based
music. I think the logic is that the owner of a stable of DJs could
just buy one copy for the whole group of them. It's more complex,
though, because DJs go to gigs with duplicate equipment, so 2 copies on
2 hard disks only = 1 gig
But I think the e-vectra has USB support, so you could put a big USB
disk on it.
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Someone should tell that to the guys who make Slingbox :)
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It depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
If you want to save power and perhaps noise when there's no usage for a
while, use the power control applet to spin down your hard disk(s) after
half an hour of no use. This saves more than half of the total power
consumption, works like a charm, ha
Apologies. I did actually do a search before posting and I did read that
thread but I obviously didn't fully absorb what you were saying!
I think what we are seeing is that the "genres to include" option does
actually imply that un-ticking a genre will exclude it, and that due to
SlimServers supp
Hi
Has anyone experiance or ideas on how I can get a remote server to
switch off or go in to hibernate mode if the Slimserver does not access
it for say 30 minutes. I would prefer however that the PC is (soft)
switched off (as it boots up to the desk top and can be controled
remotely)
I have a d
This was discussed recently in the Audiophiles forum...
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19855
And, no, you can't currently exclude a genre. You can only choose not
to include, which if you have multiple genre values isn't the same
thing, as you've just discovered!
Ceejay
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I've tagged some of my DJ mixes with the "Mix" genre tag, together with
several other genre tags such as "House", "Techno" etc. seperated by a
semi-colon.
These mixes tend to last at least an hour and I was hoping that I could
exclude them from Random Mix playlists by un-ticking the "Mix" genre i
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> Get yourself HP e-Vectra Pentium III PC on eBay for less than $100
> can such an old pc have problems with hard disk larger than 127 Mb?
According to posts on HP forums, you can put in hard drive bigger than 137GB, but only 137GB will be visible to the OS.
I do not know if you can get any sof
Is there no answer for that question?
Is it too trivial?
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Me too:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=78021&postcount=1
I was attempting to play a song off of Chesky Records "Circle of Drums"
by Babatunde Olatunji.
The track is called "Stepping", ripped using EAC in secure mode and
compressed using FLAC at level 8, gain = OFF.
The track is H
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> Now it looks like I was trying to beat you over the head with it.
Dont worry about it - best way to learn!!
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I started using the server on Monday and everything was working smoothly
for a couple of days. I was listening to Radio Paradise on Shoutcast and
life was great. Then on Wednesday the performance bogged down and now
Shoutcast is pretty much useless. I'm running a 450 MHz G4 w/ OSX
10.3.9 and slims
Still no answer... Anyone?
The above was tried using SlimServer at home and trying to connect to
it from work using iTunes 4.7(?) with the URL
http://myip:9000/stream.mp3 and that was blocked by our
firewalls/proxie-solution. Is the URL possible to change, or is it
possible to use SoftSqueeze (or
pfarrell Wrote:
>
> IANAL, but in the US, you can not play music in public without
> cutting ASCAP and BMI their fees. All of the bars
> and clubs pay, based I think on the number of tables.
>
Yeah, but this doesn't sound like that. It sounds like an additonal
fee based on it being 'digital m
Thankyou all for your replies but this is getting ridiculous. I got in
tonight and went to try your theories and now the thing won't connect
to the network!!!
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Michaelwagner Wrote:
>
> It is possible to reset the mac address ... but I can't find the place
> where I saw it ... and you can search the forum for MAC address because
> MAC is only 3 letters ... anyone remember?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19385
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Jetlag Wrote:
> The MAC address does not look correct.
It isn't.
> What happened and how do I fix it?
There used to be a bug where the MAC address would occasionally change
on it's own. I thought the bug had been squashed, tho ...
Guess I remembered wrong. There's an outstanding, fairly new bu
ceejay wrote:
This was news to me... I gather that there are several people around
here who use slimserver to support DJ activities - well, if you're in
the UK, looks like someone wants some money from you!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4609378.stm
Is this happening anywhere else?
IA
This was news to me... I gather that there are several people around
here who use slimserver to support DJ activities - well, if you're in
the UK, looks like someone wants some money from you!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4609378.stm
Is this happening anywhere else?
Is this a harbin
dean Wrote:
> An excellent replacement for a long RCA cable, but otherwise not that
> interesting.
LOL! Good for people who *only* pulled cat5 through the walls before
sealing them?
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smnettles Wrote:
> 3. On the backup issue, I agree fully that it is required RAID or not.
> Not sure how to do it once the collection gets big enough. Maybe I'll
> start a new thread and see what other folks are doing.
These days, as libraries get larger and larger (you think a 1000 CDs
takes up
The Grateful Dead has some long tracks which means things will start to
drift. As far as I can tell SouthBridge sync is broken - according to
their forums. Not sure how Sonic implements sync. I would believe
synchronization is very difficult to achieve.
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This really seems like a bug because I've told it to group compilations
as various artists and it isn't. Anyone have any suggestions of other
settings to change or should I go ahead and file a bug report?
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samp
I own an Infrant X6 that has been running Slimserver since I got it back
in December. It has worked flawlessly with my SB2 until today.
I opened up Slimserver on the X6 and cleared the PLAY list, then
entered all of the songs from a new CD that I have not yet had a chance
to listen to (ripped fr
dean Wrote:
> Sorry, I missed this before.
>
> The replay gain adjustment happens at decode time and is independent
> of the master volume control (and the analog preamp gain control).
> It's a simple gain multiplier, calculated from the replaygain value
> stored in the tags.
>
> Does th
I installed slimserver 6.2.2 and all problems seem to have dissapeared.
Thanks for the reply though.
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Yes, that is quite bizarre. It should not be even
seeing your LAN traffic!
So it looks like it's doing something upstream to
your Linksys router. What that would be...hard to
say.
Does this behaviour happen when your router is
isolated from the voice adapter? Unplug it from
the voice adap
1. On the processor/memory specs, thanks. Sounds like I'll be good with
a 3200 and 1 GB.
2. On the Raid issue, just to be clear, I meant for redundancy, not
performance. Although the motherboards I am looking at support it, I'm
leaning against at least for the music library disk. Tend to agree n
Newb here running 6.2.2 on Tiger 10.4.4.
Everything's running well but shn playback.
I have the mac shorten binary and lame installed, but get error
messages saving/changing the .snh playback preferences on the
slimserver.
In the process of troubleshooting, I started to look for convert.conf
an
Dan Sully Wrote:
> Mark - it alters the volume based on RG data in the track's tags.
>
> I'll let Dean comment on the implentation of the volume in firmware.
Aha - great. Thanks.
Yes, the key will be how the volume is actually altered - if it's the
same process as the Squeezebox volume adjust
Sorry, I missed this before.
The replay gain adjustment happens at decode time and is independent
of the master volume control (and the analog preamp gain control).
It's a simple gain multiplier, calculated from the replaygain value
stored in the tags.
Does that answer your question?
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Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> Is the DateTime screensaver connected to
> SqueezeNetwork or to your SlimServer? If it's to
> SlimServer, that's a separate issue, but if it's
> to SqueezeNetwork, read on.
>
> At first I composed a lengthy discussion about
> getting your DSL modem into bridge mode (as
Thanks for the tip, Michael - what I read there confirms what I've been
thinking - an 'older' laptop is what I want - lots of processing power,
integrated screen & keyboard, familiar OS, easy to stick on a high shelf
with a USB drive, and get down if needed. And I think I have it licked
- the bos
* Mark Lanctot shaped the electrons to say...
One last bump before I give up on this one. :-(
Mark - it alters the volume based on RG data in the track's tags.
I'll let Dean comment on the implentation of the volume in firmware.
-D
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One last bump before I give up on this one. :-(
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Phone support (Kevin) got me through the keying in of the encryption
password via the remote correctly. One must right arrow through any
numbers that are 2 or 3 so as to confirm to the software that you are
not typing in a hexadecimal character (ABCDEF). Once that was done
correctly, the connectio
Me? W2K Sp4. But interesting question, because maybe I wasn't there when
I installed the disk, over a year ago.
Also: Nick: Check out this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=18586
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Mic
What OS are you using?
Anything before Win2K SP2 or 3 won't support 48bit addressing so
limiting you to 127gig.
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* Neil Cameron shaped the electrons to say...
From which date Dan?
Since about a week ago.
If you're still having an issue - can you send me one of the files?
Thanks.
-D
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dr Lovegrove
wrote:
> Talks to the CLI via TCP 9090 and grabs thumbnails via TCP 9000..
Thanks. I found a way to give it free reign on the local net which'll
do for now (I've just installed a new firewall and configuring it is
very different to my last one but I'
Mark,
I haven't tried that but am seriously considering
http://www.timdorr.com/syko86/ycsoft/hostssecure.htm which is recommended on
the host site. This program holds the file open so that virus/spyware etc
cannot change the hosts file themselves.
Gavin
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On 13-Jan-06, at 2:16 AM, davidf58 wrote:
Is it possible to select or change the default SB for external
playlists?
I believe you can right click on play in the MusicMagic UI and it will
give you a menu of the players it finds.
As this control comes from MMM, slimserver only does as instruct
Heh heh...great minds think alike...I've been
using the MVPS HOSTS file for years now.
Actually I'm using it in conjunction with their
great HOSTS File Manager app:
http://www.mvps.org/PracticallyNerded/SoftMain.htm
Bennett, Gavin (LDN Int) wrote:
> Mark,
>
> slightly off topic...
>
Mark,
slightly off topic...
even better than a nice clean hosts file is the one at
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
this contains blocks of lots of spyware and nasty sites as well as the correct
loop back
I reccomend this to everyone I know because it speeds up browsing and st
First off, you only sometimes need to open ports on your firewall. It
depends on where the firewall is.
If you have a router-based firewall, you only have to open ports if you
want to allow people outside your home (i.e. on the other side of your
firewall) to access your slimserver.
If you have
Your first problem is related to your firewall
configuration - others have offered suggestions.
But this second problem is puzzling. Since
SlimServer will always try to call up
localhost:9000, you will always have to change it.
Therefore there seems to be something wrong with
the resolution
You can change channels on your router through its
administration page, usually 192.168.1.1 or
192.168.2.1 typed into your browser URL box.
You don't need to make any changes to your
wireless devices when you change channels.
Changing wireless channels on your router may help
a bit, but 2.4 G
On 13/1/06 at 08:28 -0800, Bruce S. wrote
Is phone support a viable option? I called it twice (this morning during
business hours) and no-one is answering.
I've never tried, but I believe it usually works. The Mac expo may
have pulled most of the support people away from supporting.
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On 13/1/06 at 07:36 -0800, HappyPax wrote
When I open Slimserver on the desktop using
http://localhost:9000 it fails and I have to replace localhost with the
IP address of the PC (does this PC need a static IP address?, do I need
a personal webserver running?).
localhost *ought* to workalways
Is phone support a viable option? I called it twice (this morning during
business hours) and no-one is answering.
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I have not been able to find a single place where all the critical
TCP/IP ports are listed so that folks can easily figure out which ports
need to be allowed in thier firewalls, etc.
And, I don't mean just for SlimServer but also for popular add-ons like
SoftSqueeze and AlienBBC.
Does such a on
Is the DateTime screensaver connected to
SqueezeNetwork or to your SlimServer? If it's to
SlimServer, that's a separate issue, but if it's
to SqueezeNetwork, read on.
At first I composed a lengthy discussion about
getting your DSL modem into bridge mode (as
opposed to router mode) to ensure
Well, most people seem to have trouble getting onto the wireless LAN,
which you seem to have cracked already.
This suggests to me you may have a firewall problem... I am also using
Norton: you may need to add some IP addresses into the "trusted zone"
(firewall configuration / networking). I have
On Jan 12, 2006, at 10:28 PM, Bruce S. wrote:
4) It then asks me 'Select a music source (1 of 3). When it does
so, it
displays as the first choice the IP address of my machine that I
determined by 'ipconfig' and then typed in manually one of the times
earlier when I went through this step. I
seanadams wrote:
Actually you're right I just checked our supply and it runs 5.25 with no
load (5.0 when connected).
Realize I'm erring on the side of caution here - we spent a great deal
of time testing our own power supply but I have no idea how any other
particular one is going to perform - I
I just took delivery of Squeezebox 3 yesterday and quickly set it up on
my WPA encrypted wireless network at home. This was a painless task and
within minutes I was able to connect to Squeezenetwork and listen to a
variety of radio stations. Unfortunately however, I have been unable to
connect to
Adriano Wrote:
>
> can such an old pc have problems with hard disk larger than 127 Mb?
> regards Adriano
Don't you mean Gb?
stinkingpig Wrote:
> it'll be okay up to a few gigs. You can also add a $30 PCI card to
> handle the bigger disk.
I assume you were fooled by the Mb in the previous post.
tomsi42 Wrote:
> Thanks for the info. I asked because I need to clean up my home page and
> I was thinking of Wordpress.
I can recommend it, takes a while to setup (particularly if you want to
skin it yourself) but very reliable in operation. I don't exactly get a
lot of traffic (few hundred hit
Hi, I am a SB3 user with version 6.2.1. I have followed the instructions
on the "get started" page to download all the true font types for
Chinese characters. But it didn't work. Couldn't display any Chinese
characters on both Web interface and SB3.
I am using Windows Xp. I would be very gratefu
adriano Wrote:
> can such an old pc have problems with hard disk larger than 127 Mb?
I read (somewhere, can't remember where) that pretty much any BIOS over
3 years old is going to have trouble at the 127GB point.
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Wow thanks for the quick reply's.
I own and use a radioshack 2.4 ghz phone that you can attach multiple
phones to (not my fault wife). As for shutting down problem, I fooled
around some more and I seem to know when it happens. If I leave it
alone and don't try to anything (i.e browse etc) it will
>
> shvejk Wrote:
>> Get yourself HP e-Vectra Pentium III PC on eBay for less than $100
>>
>> Put in a large 3.5" hard drive to fit your whole music collection.
>>
>> > [/color]
>
> can such an old pc have problems with hard disk larger than 127 Mb?
>
> regards
>
> Adriano
it'll be okay up to a f
Browny Wrote:
> aaI'll shut up now!
Sorry, I responded before I saw shvejk's and your responses.
Now it looks like I was trying to beat you over the head with it. :-)
The key point is, computer audio doesn't have to sound like a computer
sound card if it's done right. Low electrical
I recently decided to switch to SpeakEasy for a voip phone connection
instead of a traditional landline.
After installing their voice adapter my squeeze box displays are acting
erratically. This is most visible in the DateTime or SuperDateTime
plugin. Basically as the clock is ticking it will a
aaI'll shut up now!
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There already is a processor inside the Squeezebox
- a 250 MHz Ubicom IP3000:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?HardwareComparison
http://www.ubicom.com/processors/ip3000/ip3000_family.html
(according to the Ubicom page, a 250 MHz clock
would make it an IP3023).
These devices are gettin
I can't help thinking that adding a processor is going to introduce alot of noise inside the case
SB3 already has a processor inside.
When Sean wrote:
>You're right that the current Squeezenetwork feature set could>conceivably fit in firmware.
he was referring to firmware upgrade with no
radish Wrote:
> For the website? The main site is running WordPress 1.5 with a custom
> theme. The photo pages are running Gallery 2.0 pretty much stock. At
> some point I'll get around to reskinning it.
Thanks for the info. I asked because I need to clean up my home page
and I was thinking of W
tomsi42 Wrote:
> Nice website - can you tell us what tools you are using ?
>
>
> Tom
For the website? The main site is running WordPress 1.5 with a custom
theme. The photo pages are running Gallery 2.0 pretty much stock. At
some point I'll get around to reskinning it.
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Interesting one this.
Personally I think one of the great things about the Squeezebox is that
it is essentially a dumb device. For me the obvious benefit of this is
the sound quality.
I can't help thinking that adding a processor is going to introduce a
lot of noise inside the case (try listenin
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
>
> The issues with SqueezeNetwork are another story.
> Only Slim knows how scalable it is. Obviously
> it's costing money - servers aren't free, nor is
> bandwidth! The breaking point will come when they
> are forced to start charging for the service. Now
> I like Sq
radish Wrote:
> Glad you like them :) Most are taken with a Canon 20D and 75-300 IS USM
> - the specs should be below each one.
Nice website - can you tell us what tools you are using ?
Tom
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SqueezeBox2, Rotel RC-1070/RB-1070, dynaBel Exact.
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shvejk Wrote:
> Get yourself HP e-Vectra Pentium III PC on eBay for less than $100
>
> Put in a large 3.5" hard drive to fit your whole music collection.
>
> > [/color]
can such an old pc have problems with hard disk larger than 127 Mb?
regards
Adriano
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I have two SB1's (Living Room and Bed Room), Slimserver 6.1.1 (build
3774) and MusicMagic 1.1.6b (paid/registered version).
If I set the MusicMagic player to SlimServer, create a playlist in
MusicMagic, and click Play, the playlist always and only goes to the
Living Room unit.
Is it possible to
On Fri 13 January 2006 01:57, P Floding wrote:
> JJZolx Wrote:
> > I've added the following comment to bug/request #1976. Hopefully it
> > would cover all needs in this issue:
> >
> >
> > If it's important to you, then vote for the bug. Don't just CC
> > yourself. By voting you automatically get
just to clarify what addersses are being asked for:
every device that sit on your netowrk must have a unique IP address.
So, the SB3 will have it's own IP address and your PC where you are
running Slimserver will have a different IP address.
DHCP is a method of automatically giving a network dev
>From which date Dan?
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>* biomech shaped the electrons to say...
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>>This is definitely still a problem. I posted this in an earlier thread.
>>All MP3s on which I have used the iTunes volume adjust feature generate
If anyone feels an irristable urge to write this plugin, let me know :)
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mbonsack Wrote:
> ...is not working in SB. Nor is it a choice in Shoutcast '80s anymore.
> It has worked intermittently over the last few weeks, but today I can't
> get it to play even if I paste the .pls URL from their website into the
> "tune in" area on the slimserver interface. Of course,
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