could well be McAfee - see
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=30531highlight=mcafee
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My only problem with the add.hold button is that sometimes I get
impatient (in a hurry) and let go prematurely (let the ribbing begin!)
Then I have to go rescue the track that I've accidently removed from
the playlist. Would it possible to reverse these? ie. press + for
PlaylistMan, and +.hold
Would it be possible to allow the option of re-scanning the library on
launching the server?
It would be much better if the server could check if there is new music
and if there is new music re-scan this music in as it is launched.
I would vote against this.
Slimserver has in the past rescanned
Just a thought, I recently installed Internet Explorer V7 with add ons,
installed OK, but when I tried to open IE I got the message 100%CPU
usage. I uninstalled and reverted back to V6 and all OK. The point is
that I tried to open slimserver and because it uses IE it kept hanging.
Have you
azinck3;161850 Wrote:
I don't know if modems support connecting via USB and ethernet
simultaneously. That would be a highly unconventional setup and I
doubt your PC would be able to talk to your SB, even if interne
access managed to work. You're making this so hard on yourself! Just
get
I agree with Phil - if needed then make it optional.
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Where do I find these entries for each song? The only place I can see
on the debugging page is the one link to a logfile near the top of the
screen?
Start the scanner manually as described a little up the thread. You can
then define where exactly you want the log to be. It can be viewed and
Eric Seaberg;162018 Wrote:
I did DL Python for OSX and got spdifconvert to open and even read the
help file. I have a DVD ripper that does rip the DTS files
individually so now it's just a matter of figuring out the syntax your
script wants.
I've got too much on my plate right now to
sorry to bump this conversation but has anyone managed to solve this
issue?
I'm also trying to stream aacplus radio station but because I'm using
remote slimserver I'm forced to use bitrate limiting.
While I generally do not have problems with any other formats aacplus
fails as soon as you switch
Nothing has been done. There is a bit of uncertainty but if there is
any resolution from the developers it will not be until 7.0.
Officially it was not intended that streams be capable of being bit
rate limited so AFAICT the functionality of bit rate limiting aacplus
in 6.3 was fortuitous.
You
Ramage;162044 Wrote:
Who needs it - use Firefox.
Indeed, but note that memory leaks can happen with Firefox (especially
with add-ins). I used ForecastFox and found that, when SS was on for a
few hours, it got to using over half a gig of memory. That slowed
things down a bit...
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I second (actually third or fourth, I think) getting an ADSL
modem-router with a 4-port switch. I've bought cheap stuff in the past
and you just have to bin it when your needs change.
However, you might want to get a wireless one too. You'll buy some
wi-fi products soon, so you may as well
Great - that is a big step forward. Basically I get the audible
notification now when the email comes in and I can see all the emails
in the SB3 menu. However when an email comes in the SB3 palys the alert
and then stops alogether at the beginning of the next track. Also the
visual alert is not
SuperQ;161913 Wrote:
Poorly selected english. :(
No problem...I apologise if I sounded a little gruff :)
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I assume the volume is up high? Have you tried the headphone socket?
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If there's one lesson to take away from this thread it's that
IP-location mapping services are largely useless :) They're based
primarily on ARIN lookups, and the ISP which owns theheals.net is based
on Las Vegas - whilst they obviously provide service all over the
country/world.
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Agree with Peter go with a VPN it possible. If not then limit the source
address range that you are opening the port to on your firewall. You can
always look at your firewall log to see what IP address you came in on
at what time.
As for buffer overflows it seems to be the easiest method to find
If the firmware needed to be changed it would have prompted you to do it
automatically. As it's working OK, I'd guess you don't need to change
it. What has probably happened is that your screensaver or brightness
settings have changed. Try pressing the brightness button on the remote
while in the
Are you using the 63db attenuation?
edit: oops, i saw you checked.
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Thanks for the simple instructions, Phil! I think even I can probably do
that without screwing things up!
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adamslim;162081 Wrote:
Indeed, but note that memory leaks can happen with Firefox (especially
with add-ins). I used ForecastFox and found that, when SS was on for a
few hours, it got to using over half a gig of memory. That slowed
things down a bit...
I've seen comments about memory leak
I lost my analogue output once - I had to reload the firmware to get it
back. It's never happened since (touchwood).
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NSLU2
I upgraded the firmware, too, but it still was not coming out. I went
back to my Derek Shek DAC for now, and that is working. I'll check
again tonight.
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Attenuators
I do use Firefox (recently updated to Firefox 2) but did not add in the
Forecast plug in. I closed down everything and rebooted the computer
and haven't had the problem again, but I haven't listened much to music
this week yet. I'm not sure which version of IE I have, but I don't open
IE unless
well I got it sorted ;)
took advice from Bryan
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4266
In the sub canDirectStream in file /Slim/Player/Protocols/HTTP.pm -
line 189
if (defined $command $command eq '-' || $format eq 'mp3') {
The || $format eq 'mp3' seems to overide any bitrate
radish;162091 Wrote:
If there's one lesson to take away from this thread it's that
IP-location mapping services are largely useless :) They're based
primarily on ARIN lookups, and the ISP which owns theheals.net is based
on Las Vegas - whilst they obviously provide service all over the
That is my patch - there are some side effects but I can't remember the
details. Maybe your addition gets rid of the effects.
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Hi Mherger,
Once again, thanks for your persistent help
I hope you don't get too frustrated with my lack of skills here, but I
simply don't follow. I'm not sure where this log should appear as I
don't get a prompt or see any field which suggests a location.
Although, I suspect it won't help.
Thanks for the reply. Maybe I'll try it with Toy Matinee over the
weekend.
The Porcupine Tree DVD is VIDEO, not audio. I think the copy I saw was
converted from PAL to NTSC, which didn't really look too bad.
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Full credit to you then ;) ... I didn't realise that Bryan and bpa is
the same person - my apologies.
Anyhow I don't really understand the reasoning of the developers. If
such facility is available why removing it? In the end it makes the
server software so much more versatile.
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Eric Seaberg;162132 Wrote:
The Porcupine Tree DVD is VIDEO, not audio. I think the copy I saw was
converted from PAL to NTSC, which didn't really look too bad.That explains
the absence of a CD then! But Burning Shed seemed to have
MP3s, which is what threw me. Good luck with your attempts
i have a linksys wrt54gs v.6 with v.1.50.9 firmware, but my SB3 cannot
find the dhcp server. is this a similar problem to the wrt54g? if so
does anyone know a way round the problem
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One reason it would find music in another folder would be if you have
playlists which refer to that other music. In your server settings -
basic page, you have places to specify locations for both music library
and playlists. Try clearing the playlists entry and just specifying a
music library
Mark Lanctot wrote:
P.S. the hacker wannabe in me likes to try to bring up the router admin
pages in the hotels he connects. You'd be surprised what he finds.
Interesting link: http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html I also managed
to do this for an unsecured wireless network viewable from my
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i have a linksys wrt54gs v.6 with v.1.50.9 firmware, but my SB3 cannot
find the dhcp server. is this a similar problem to the wrt54g? if so
does anyone know a way round the problem
thanks
typically router upgrades wipe the old configuration. Log
jonheal;162118 Wrote:
Well, I own the domain name, but no-ip.com is doing the dynamic dns for
me and they're based in Las Vegas, so that's where that comes from.
Sure - I meant they own the IP currently assigned to it rather than the
domain...but you knew that :)
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Thanks for that, i have already tried with a static ip, but the device
could not connect to the slim server software. will check settings
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Hey Mark,
Two very good questions:
- Yes it does see wireless networks and in fact it sees mine... but
can't connect.
- In fact I did notice that the Mac address seemed wrong (but I didn't
check against the one on the bottom of the unit), it was something like
FF:FF:FF:FF:01:FF. Can't check
My 2 pence:
I wouldn't want to pay any extra for the hardware required to
accomodate external storage. It seems like a silly idea to me, but like
others have said, that's MY OPINION! (although I am right of course ;-)
) A more flexible option might be for slimserver to monitor external
storage
Hi ceejay,
Thanks for that extra bit of information. I have run this, and
fortunately, for one of the times where it died after 1 song was found.
Too long to post here, but here are some interesting excerts -
2006-12-13 21:07:34.5663 ERROR: Scanner: Failed when running main scan:
Thanks for that extra bit of information. I have run this, and
fortunately, for one of the times where it died after 1 song was found.
Yes, but this time we got a reason:
execute failed: Can't create/write to file
'C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\#sql_29c_0.MYD' (Errcode: 17) at C:\Program
This is a known
Hi,
For the last 4 days I'm having a lot of problems with the internet
radio. I've no problems listen to my collections of songs but when it
comes to radio it just hangs there...
It goes without saying I've now problem listen to radio through the
internet explorer...
I have SB2 and my server
ystoffman;162170 Wrote:
Hi,
For the last 4 days I'm having a lot of problems with the internet
radio. I've no problems listen to my collections of songs but when it
comes to radio it just hangs there...
It goes without saying I've now problem listen to radio through the
internet
I don't think that my Internet connection is the problem because I've no
problem accessing the web/radio stations using my browser...
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Friends Every time the SS web page refreshes (every 10 secs?), my
ZoneAlarm privacy adviser pops up to say 'Privacy has blocked
cookies'.
Despite the apparent blocking, SS seems to be working OK. I've tried
telling ZA to allow localhost (i.e. its IP address) to set cookies;
I've tried doing
I was briefly tempted to upgrade (I am currently running 6.2.2 on XP
with three SB2s and an SB1). My reasoning being I wanted to acquire a
Nokia 770 and have a new toy to play with. But when I saw all the
problems people were having I re-considered as it appears that
playlists are an issue and I
Ah if your Mac address is corrupted that is probably the problem. It is
easy to fix, so you can save a phone call and not have to go
musicless...
Scroll right under Current Settings and you can change it to match
the one on the bottom of the box.
One bug that corrupted the MAC has been fixed,
The cookies are set by the web interface to record things like the
currently selected player. Assuming the browser is running on the same
machine as slimserver you should allow cookies from localhost
(127.0.0.1) and also the actual IP it uses (probably something like
192.168.x.x).
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jonheal;161750 Wrote:
1. Scan time is a little slow. It takes about an hour to rescan my 500+
album collection (although this may have more to do with the fact that
my music is stored on an external disc connected to an NSLU2).
I think that it is NSLU2 (or perhaps Windows and ethernet
I used leather bound binders that hold about 60 CDs and booklet. I found
them at www.handstands.com (they are the Large CD/DVD Binders and you
can add extra pages to them up to about 60 CDs before the binders start
to bulge too much). CompUSA, Staples and Office Depot carry them in the
stores or
Peter;162026 Wrote:
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Plus an open port puts up a red flag to all the bots out there
looking
for interesting IPs. A hacker may come back and do some further
investigation - finding other things that may be much more dangerous
and that he can exploit immediately
This
It's an interesting psychological phenomenon that one feels that one
must provide more justification and reasoning NOT TO upgrade than TO
upgrade.
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Have a nice day!
http://www.theheals.org/
Paul Webster;162185 Wrote:
I think that it is NSLU2 (or perhaps Windows and ethernet connected
drives) issue.
I just copied my collection from NSLU2 to locally attached USB disk.
Browse Folders went from 2 minutes to 2 seconds
I was running 6.5.x before and after the move.
I copied because
Reprogram Xilinx? (Press and hold 1 while power-cycling.)
It's not as drastic as a factory reset, which reprograms the Xilinx
anyway if I'm not mistaken, and the Xilinx handles a lot of the audio
processing. Plus you won't have to re-enter your WPA password.
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I've never really liked binders in general. My desire is to actually
put the CDs in a storage facility for the time being and then determine
a permanent storage solution after I move.
I did decide the other night to ditch the majority of my jewel cases
and ordered sleeves from Jazzloft.
street_samurai;162162 Wrote:
- In fact I did notice that the Mac address seemed wrong (but I didn't
check against the one on the bottom of the unit), it was something like
FF:FF:FF:FF:01:FF. Can't check this right now but I'll have a look.
Yeah, that's the lost MAC address bug. Once it does
Yes, a larger screen would be the one killer feature that might compel
me to buy a SB4. That would mean a larger form factor, but the cost
could be kept down by using the current architecture and a wider
plastic case.
As for the massive debate about on-device storage, it just makes no
sense to
feature requests?
* use an OLED or OEL
* cost $100 less
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Must. Have. Knob.
see also:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=81785postcount=6
see also:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=21736highlight=knob
see also:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=136233postcount=21highlight=knob
port that transporter knob onto a
At last I hear you sigh yep, I gone and done it and got me one of
them Netgear DG 834 Modem Router type things for £25. Now all I have to
do is find somewhere that has a Squeezebox in stock! Come to think of
it what EXACTLY is a Squeezebox? ...had you goin for a moment thre
guys did I not
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Yes, a larger screen would be the one killer feature that might compel
me to buy a SB4. That would mean a larger form factor, but the cost
could be kept down by using the current architecture and a wider
plastic case.
As for the massive
spacemarmot;162207 Wrote:
* use an OLED or OEL
bangs head against wall
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You guys are the bee's knees!
Had no idea I could manually update the MAC address.
This fixed the problem!
Weird that only one of my two SBs would suffer from this problem...
Thanks -very- much!
ss.
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Version 6.5
Even though I've disabled slimtray.exe from starting up on boot and
neither msconfig, ccleaner, or windows advanced care 2 can detect any
startup to do with slimserver. Despite this, slim.exe starts on boot
without fail. How do I disable this?
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radish;162186 Wrote:
...you should allow cookies from localhost (127.0.0.1) and also the
actual IP it uses (probably something like 192.168.x.x).
Radish Thanks for replying so quick. I did as you suggested but to
no avail. Still getting the 'Privacy has blocked cookies' message every
time
Through the Windows Services snap-in. There are many ways of reaching it
but one way to do it would be:
1. Click Start - Run...
2. Type services.msc + Enter.
3. Right-click on SlimServer and select properties.
4. Change Startup type to Manual.
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It should be 'localhost', that's how it appears in Firefox at least.
Blocking cookies isn't exactly a core competency of a firewall - why
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On 12/13/06, bklaas
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Must. Have. Knob.
I played with it at their open house last week, didn't like it as much
as I thought I would. The big thing is that I frequently do more than
one thing at once -- so I was talking with Jez and playing with the
knob, and when I'd
Maybe I'm out of touch, but I have a whole different set of priorities
when thinking about what I'd like to see in a SB4. What I'd like to see
is an emphasis on sound quality. Get rid of the display altogether and
put it where it belongs, along with its power supply requirements, in
the remote.
I'm using SlimServer 6.5.0 on a Media PC, accessing it remotely from a
Windows tablet with IE.
This works pretty well, but I keep hitting one of the 6.5.0 bugs (IE
fails to refresh now playing pane) regularly.
I really don't want to switch to one of the daily drops of 6.5.1 if I
don't have to,
Jack Coates;162235 Wrote:
I played with it at their open house last week, didn't like it as much
as I thought I would. The big thing is that I frequently do more than
one thing at once -- so I was talking with Jez and playing with the
knob, and when I'd hit the end of a list it would make
On 12/13/06, snarlydwarf
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Jack Coates;162235 Wrote:
I played with it at their open house last week, didn't like it as much
as I thought I would. The big thing is that I frequently do more than
one thing at once -- so I was talking with Jez and playing with the
knob,
At this point I really think it's stable enough that you should give it
a shot.
Sorry but I don't have an ETA for the official release.
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Why would these ports be open to the world in the first place? You can
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I have to agree with the display in the remote concept.
But I'll do you one better:
Leave the squeezebox pretty much the way it is (except for possibly
better DRM support).
Have your current remote (more or less).
Also, have a fancy new remote that includes a display similar to the
On 12/13/06, Tarn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But if you can avoid the bloat, you'll be able to sell the fancy remote
for less than the cost of the squeezebox, and people will actually buy
it.
Cue the people who need to say that they won't buy it...
Take a look at the tomshardware link above for starters. Intel's 'new'
Core2Duo for the desktop is an awesome processor choice paired with the
right motherboard. The 2.13Ghz you saw is an E6400 and due to the design
of the CPU is outperforms processors well over 3Ghz. So, it's not so
much that
I find the FF/RW functions to be totally useless (they don't even really
work and even when they do they are hard to use). How hard would it be
to do a 30 sec forward skip and 10 sec backward skip instead (for each
button press). On my Tivo these two functions allow me to find where I
want to
McAfee eh. Interesting, as I recently installed that. Would you know the
walk around to this?
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On 12/13/06, Tarn
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But if you can avoid the bloat, you'll be able to sell the fancy remote
for less than the cost of the squeezebox, and people will actually buy
it.
Cue the people who need to say that they won't buy
Word Clock
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I played with it at their open house last week, didn't like it as much
as I thought I would. The big thing is that I frequently do more than
one thing at once -- so I was talking with Jez and playing with the
knob, and when I'd hit the end of a
I want my pony. After all, I am responsible for this civil war.
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I have searched the forums and not found answers to my two biggest
questions (although I have seen one of the questions with no good
answers):
1. I have a ton of FLAC stuff, a ton of MP3 stuff, and a fair amount of
Ogg. All of these files are under a common root in a Linux ext3 file
system
On 12/13/06, Justme
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
McAfee eh. Interesting, as I recently installed that. Would you know the
walk around to this?
Tell McAfee to whitelist MySQL.
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Tarn;162242 Wrote:
I really don't want to switch to one of the daily drops of 6.5.1 if I
don't have to, but I don't want to wait much longer either.
Anyone know of an approximate ETA for 6.5.1?
If you look at other postings and bugzilla, there's an impending
firmware release (71) that
Mark Lanctot;162230 Wrote:
...Blocking cookies isn't exactly a core competency of a firewall - why
not let your browser handle it?
Mark That's the answer, of course! I came across this when trying
to solve a problem with my antivirus:
Seems to me that the design principles need to be locked down first
before a feature set can be chosen, for me its:
* Designed to work with the stereo and sit in the home theater rack
* Be simple to setup and use
* Work with lots of audio codecs and DRMs
* Find and play music out on the web
*
Have you tried KDF's Song Scanner plugin?
http://www.deane-freeman.com/slimserver/
Some notes on using it here...
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=17232highlight=song+scanner
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