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1. If I use the PDA can I change or add to the playlist of any hardware
device connected to the network, or I am limited to having the PDA bound
to the one device.
yup. if the server finds multiple players, you'll see a pulldown list
to choose the player.
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1. If I use the PDA can I change or add to the playlist of any hardware
device connected to the network, or I am limited to having the PDA bound
to the one device.
yup. if the server finds multiple players, you'll see a pulldown list
to choose the player.
Morning all.
As per usual I'm in need of help again...
I made the (foolish?) decision to rebuild up my PC recently, including
a load of mirrored RAID storage for all my music.
That cause me nearly 2 weeks of keyboard-chewing frustration in trying
to get all the new bits to play nicely with
Morning everyone.
Well hopefull this time I'll be contributing something rather than just
asking for help like I usually do...
I had been having the classic situation where Windoze (XP Pro, SP2
fully updated) kept randomly dropping the wireless connection for no
obvious reason and I now seem to
I point my player to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9000/stream.mp3
It says connecting...buffering...and then playing, but there is no
sound. It also says Welcome to SlimServer.
...which means you can correctly connect to your server. Good. Maybe you
missed the obvious: did you add some songs to the
Thanks, I'll try that!
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In short my SB3 can't connect to my PC (although it connected to the
wireless network perfectly) and on my PC the system tray just says
'starting Slimserver'
Reinstall SlimServer - this should fix this problem.
Incidentally, under the exceptions tab in the firewall setting, the 3
specific
Hi
Posted this on beginners but no real solution - perhaps more joy here.
Very frustrated due to constant low buffer causing stuttering till
track stops. Internet radio also stutters and stops. Squeezenetwork
works fine however.
Facts are:
Server - Mac G5 with 1GB RAM running iTunes 6 and OSX
Have you tried one of the latest slimserver builds with firmware 41?
This contains some fixes for buffering.
If not, what does the server response time graph in Server and Network
Health show?
[For info, NetTest actually overreads if the server is running slow,
i.e. it does not count packets
Not sure - I'm not at home at the mo - I'll check tonight
However from what I can remember, the top summary of the health screen
was all OK except 'Low Buffer' i.e there was never 'Poor response from
server'
However, there does seem to be a whole lot of Perl activity going on
according to my
Hi Michael,
Thanks for replying.
Right then, (hopefully) relevant info:
Latest version (i.e. 'official' release not Beta) straight from the SD
site, version 6.2.1 I believe.
Not exactly sure what you want to know about the network set-up but
here goes:
Belkin wireless route and PCI LAN card
If you move to MySQL then you could try giving the Slimserver user only
read access to the database...don't know if the code would put up with
this though - its not exactly what it was designed for.
Rather than go any further down this route would it not be easier to
just right a function within
One other thing (non-Firewall related) to check is that you don't have
any of the Security settings enabled in the Slimserver web interface.
Server Settings / Security / Incoming Connections set to Do Not Block.
This caught me out once on reinstalling slimserver and setting up a new
PC.
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Not exactly sure what you want to know about the network set-up but
here goes:
I was thinking about IP configuration: ipconfig /all from a command
window, and Settings on the player.
Internet access is fine and yes, my SB can access the Squeeze Network
OK which is why I assume the XP
I was thinking about IP configuration: ipconfig /all from a command
window, and Settings on the player.
Ah right. Don't know and can't check as I'm at work at the mo'
Certainly have changed it from whatever the default setting is.
This is good to know. Can you verify you're not connecting to
The nice thing about SoftSqueeze (well, other than being free :) ) is
that it looks exactly like another Squeezebox to your server. You can
do music syncing with other machines. The sync isn't as tight as it is
with the hardware boxes... things will be a second or two off. But it's
still quite
38 here.
(sigh, I can't just say 38 here. because that's not 10 characters.
So this is a mindless paragraph, completely wasting your time, because
I'm just a touch annoyed with the forum software. Why are you still
reading? No, really, you should stop reading now. Ok, well, fine,
I'll just
dwc Wrote:
I like foobar2000.
Seconded.
Sean.
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I reached the same conclusion as Malor and Brownie after thinking about
my alternatives. I don't have Access, so I'll have to write a routine
in Delphi or C# using DAO/ADO/OLEDB/ABCDE (or whatever MS is calling
the COM interface these days).
We can tell SlimServer not to scan, it's too bad we
Jason,
I have used MediaCoder (http://www.rarewares.org/mediacoder) under
Windows.
Good luck! What kind of car?
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Just plugged one of my SB3s into my new Yamaha DAB reviever and amp.
As soon as I apply power to the SB it kills all DAB reception.
I suspect that this may be due to the WIFI transceiver in the SB, but
has anyone else found this side effect ?
Regards,
Andrew.
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Foobar2000 definately. Plays FLAC very well, and supports gapless
playback.
Not very elegant UI, but functional.
Otherwise, you could use Winamp, but you'll need to install a plugin to
play FLAC files - available from the winamp web site.
Just want to make sure I understand : how are you
also had this problem on a Windows 2003 server
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Seems to be a very nice review but there's one big omission - how does
it SOUND?!? :-)
In his Squeezebox2 review, he mentioned that MP3 playback was good but
it was...MP3 playback...and you really needed lossless to let the unit
shine. Very true. Yet he didn't review lossless playback.
He
Oh yeah! Add me to the list. Especially now that MLB.tv support for Macs
has plumbed new depths...
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Clint posted an addendum to his review based on my comments. He said:
-
Jeff,
I've added the addendum (and included a screen capture and link to your
file):
http://tinyurl.com/qxb4j
Thanks and have a great week!
-
I checked, and it's there. I was a bit surprised he didn't edit
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
Seems to be a very nice review but there's one big omission - how does
it SOUND?!? :-)
I had the same thought. Is it Audioholics or Featureholics?
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Jack Coates wrote:
MLB is a draw, but only local, and there are also a ton of other local
radio shows/resources that I or my wife want to hear. I've tried a number
of different solutions, but ended up just providing a tabletop radio next
to the SB in many rooms.
You're assuming that listeners
in addition to the suggestions above ... Music IP mixer ,from version
1.6, will also play FLACs itself. Does nice mixing, too, even in the
free version.
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Isn't there any fan speed adjustments in the BIOS?
Or you could run SpeedFan:
http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php
which isn't resource-intensive and is much more powerful and
configurable than anything you could do in the BIOS. Windows only
though.
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hifisteve Wrote:
and unchecked the 'let Windoze badly managed my network setting' option
on the Belkin software.
Since then I've had 97% signal strength and not a single dropped
connection.
Indeed, this is the solution found by many experiencing random
disconnects w/WiFi and Windows. Its
I don't know if it still works with the latest versions of slimserver,
but you might also try taking a look at Telcanto
(http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_telcanto.html).
Always heard good things about Telcanto, but it seems like slimremote
now provides much of that functionality for free.
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I'll give SpeedFan a try. One of my gripes with AOpen is the sorry
state of their downloadable support files. I flashed the bios of the
replacement motherboard with an allegedly newer version of the bios and
actually LOST some functionality. The old version (which I stupidly
didn't back up)
Jack Coates wrote:
via SqueezeNetwork is a good point -- I was imagining something clunkier.
I'd actually prefer a direct SS to MLB connection, as it would allow for
sync'ing players. But I think in this case, the login handoff routine
could be more closely guarded if it only happened in
Age 44, Male, Canadian, 1 SB2, SlimServer running on LinkStation HG300.
The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys is my
motto. :)
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Certainly sounds like an Easter Egg!
I've never seen it before and it's probably not in the firmware since
the firmware is very minimalist. It's probably in the server where
there's ample resources to do this and there would be no impact on
performance.
Also I can't get the same behaviour with
ceejay Wrote:
We've had lots of discussions on the maturity or otherwise of wireless
networking generally: and one of the comments that is often made by
people who are struggling to get their SBs working wirelessly is but
my laptops / PDA / whatever have always worked first time (implication
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
Also I can't get the same behaviour with 6.2.2 build 6858 and firmware
37, so I suspect it's the server.
Keep looking ;-)
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Hey all,
Just noticed the other day that one side of the aluminum bottom piece
on my Squeezebox 3 is falling off. Should I just crazy glue it?
Thanks in advance,
Jay
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ceejay Wrote:
We've had lots of discussions on the maturity or otherwise of wireless
networking generally...
I had sight, recently, of customer satisfaction data from a major PC
manufacturer (best to remain nameless!) and in particular there was a
table of reasons for dissatisfaction ...
I was going to say search and you shall find, but then I noticed that
the thread I was looking to point you to has aluminium spelt
wrong...hope this helps.
;-)
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=22790highlight=aluminium
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Siduhe Wrote:
I was going to say search and you shall find, but then I noticed that
the thread I was looking to point you to has aluminium spelt wrong...
Aluminium is the British spelling, and aluminum is our lazy yank way.
:)
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Great, thanks for that link. :)
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I'm 36.
Some typing to make the message longer ;-)
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26 years old here...
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abdomen Wrote:
Aluminium is the British spelling, and aluminum is our lazy yank way. :)
But not Aliminium ? ;-)
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Siduhe Wrote:
But not Aliminium ? ;-)
Ah, I missed the title on that thread. I'll stop recycling the issue.
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Since you list two OSes here I assume you're browsing to it from another
PC.
Is there sufficient network bandwidth to get these images to load?
Also you're using Windows Server 2003, which is unusual. I believe it
should work but there may be some issues which aren't often encountered
because
rtitmuss Wrote:
Keep looking ;-)
LOL!
I tried exactly as Assonica suggested though, but I will keep looking.
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Your amount of memory is borderline. I'm not too familiar with Linux
memory requirements but I don't believe they're so much better than
Windows that you could run an OS and SlimServer on 128 MB.
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Mark
I also got a 'hidden' message once. Cant remember how or what, but i
think it was after a SS/Firmware update.
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00110101 years old
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finnie Wrote:
Just plugged one of my SB3s into my new Yamaha DAB reviever and amp.
As soon as I apply power to the SB it kills all DAB reception.
I suspect that this may be due to the WIFI transceiver in the SB, but
has anyone else found this side effect ?
Regards,
Andrew.
IT
http://nickciske.com/tools/binary.php Very cool for decoding binary!
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Mark Lanctot Wrote:
I like seeing stuff like this - shows the developers have a sense of
humour. Not surprising with this company though - ever notice that the
volume goes to 11? :-)
Somewhere on the website I think that the phrase This one goes to 11
was used as a tagline.
Also, if you
eq72521 Wrote:
Somewhere on the website I think that the phrase This one goes to 11
was used as a tagline.
I'm too curious to let that lie.
According to a 'search'
(http://www.google.com/search?q=%22This+one+goes+to%22+site%3Aslimdevices.com)
it was on the the old download page for
Ok, so I know the primary purpoe of Slimserver is to stream to a
Squeezebox, but it would be nice to be able to stream to my psp as I
work around the house.
I tried modifying the handheld skin to use the RSS functionality in the
2.6 firmware on the PSP, but I always got an error.
I originally
Actually, the perl source is here.
http://tinyurl.com/f7h7k
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eq72521 Wrote:
Also, if you still have it you can check: there is an icon of an
accordion on the outside of the packaging among other more normal
packaging icons. It was there on the old SB1 packaging and my wife was
[concerned isn't the right word, but it's the first one that comes to
Most of the time my SB3 plays ok - I've had it for 4 days Tonight,
I had friends over, extolled the virtues of squeezebox etc, then failed
to play any music for about 2 hours.
I'd choose a cd and it would keep cutting out. The squeezebox would
state it was unable to find Slimserver...
I
On Apr 18, 2006, at 3:18 PM, Mark Lanctot wrote:
eq72521 Wrote:
Also, if you still have it you can check: there is an icon of an
accordion on the outside of the packaging among other more normal
packaging icons. It was there on the old SB1 packaging and my
wife was
[concerned isn't the
Start here...
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?NetworkProblemsBeginnersGuide
Or, for a really quick answer, start by changing the wireless channel
on your router.
If you can't get it tow work after trying all those things, report back
with Slimserver and Firmware versions...
Ceejay
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The cutting out and failing to find slimserver bit sounds like the
wireless connection was being interfered with somehow. Possible
culprits include: another wireless network near yours on the same or an
overlapping channel (download NetStumbler to check out wireless networks
in your area); a
The last officially released software (slimserver 6.2.1 and f/w 28)
was five months ago. Seems a bit lengthy. I prefer released software
(no nightly or beta), because I don't want to tinker and troubleshoot -
It's All About The Music of course.
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JSonnabend Wrote:
I reached the same conclusion as Malor and Brownie after thinking about
my alternatives. I don't have Access, so I'll have to write a routine
in Delphi or C# using DAO/ADO/OLEDB/ABCDE (or whatever MS is calling
the COM interface these days).[]
We can tell SlimServer
ok - thanks guys I'll check out those things.
I live in a decent sized detached house and at the time, no other
devices like the tv, sky+ box, or any of the kitchen appliances were
on
I have a Linksys WRT54GC router - does anyone know its range?
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loran Wrote:
00110101 years old
Should I be concerned that I read that without missing a beat and know
your age in dec?
1C here.
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It started today, plays a few tracks and then stops. Power button
wouldn't restart, found that the slimserver service had stopped.
Firmware 41, Win XP SP2, wireless link from Netgear router.
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This is what I have found. If you use the sb3 to search playlists it
seems to use a URL such as
http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/tunin-stationpls?id=3499filename=playlist.pls.
About two days ago this stopped working on the squeezebox. It won't
play most stations. If I un plug the sb3 and plug
Integrating into Slimserver would mean my main media database would work
with the PSP.
I only use iTunes for tag editing as I don't have an iPod.
It would also sve me running 2 http servers.
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