That sure would fix some things. However, it also then requires to
resetup your network etc which is pain to have to do everytime an
update happens to SlimServer.
Did you try it? Did it help?
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I thought maybe if there was a way to develope a new slimserver theme
with an embedded flash player that maybe that would work but I'm not
sure. Or would it take some sort of special web portal?
A search in the forum showed up this:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31252&highlight
ceejay wrote:
Yes, I have looked at that - my problem would be that I really don't
want any kind of PC in the place where the PVR is. It looks like the
6000 would do the job, if only they'd make a suitable UK version...
That's the whole point of the Lirc module. You don't want a PC in the
p
ceejay;173455 Wrote:
> Yes, I have looked at that - my problem would be that I really don't
> want any kind of PC in the place where the PVR is. It looks like the
> 6000 would do the job, if only they'd make a suitable UK version...
>
> Ceejay
If its just a network connection that you're after
mustbemad wrote:
Found a piece of software from Disk Internals Research called Linux
Reader - free - seemed too good to be true!
http://www.diskinternals.com/
It mounted my disk on a Windows XP machine via USB, and reads every
file on it without any trouble. Just extracting all the data now.
lemmy999 wrote:
azinck3;173574 Wrote:
Try pressing the "brightness" button...:)
I feel like an idiot..thanks!
Don't worry, we all felt like idiots... ;)
This happens a lot and if something like this goes wrong so often it's
time to consider the possibility that the software
Does anyone know of a way I could control the irblaster from the console
on the machine slimserver is running on?
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can not get the web front end to load at all. Switched off firewall and
everything else on here to do but no joy so want to uninstall and go
back. I hear the 'best' version is 6.3.1 - is that correct?
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Thanks for the comments.
Wiring a PC to the place where the TV/SB/PVR are isn't feasible,
unfortunately. But I do have a wireless LAN going to the SB (actually
a TP).
Hence the 6000 seeming exactly what I need.
There are three things stopping me doing the 5800/NSLU2 thing:
1 - I'd have to fin
How do I get hold of old versions of slimserver?
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/
I upgraded to 6.5.1 and
can not get the web front end to load at all. Switched off firewall and
everything else on here to do but no joy so want to uninstall and go
back. I hear the 'best' version is 6.3.1 -
On 23/01/07, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
bergek wrote:
> brunodenis;173329 Wrote:
That would be a great idea. We already have Moose and SlimRemote, but
they're hardly full featured or easy to use/install. Hint: Have a look
at http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php guys. It's not that hard to
RalphO;173370 Wrote:
> One idea I was looking to explore was some of Radio 5 live feeds. You
> see I am a Brit living in the US. Premiership football matches are
> only available on the Radio 5 web site for UK listeners. I had the
> idea that if I could get my brother (in the UK) to install S
Unfortunately when I attempt to run slim.exe from a CMD prompt, it just
sits there with no text output in the command window. When I attempt to
use the Slim Tray, the Icon just flashes as if it was trying to start
but never does. When I break out of slim.exe with a CTRL-C, it returns
something to
Dr Lovegrove,
In my previous posts, I was talking about integrating harmony3 like
features to Moose, not the automatic download. Moose has access to SS
or the folder's structure if I remember well, it could therefore
generate another display mode using the Harmony3 DLLs (if we could get
the sourc
I've had much the same problem over the past few months since version
6.5. I mostly listen to CBC Radio 2 in the morning. I've chased the
stream around in various forms including the http: link from CBC
Radio's links page and the mms:// link. Sometimes it works and
sometimes it doesn't. I had this
I think it might work if you can use a RealAudio connection to 5Live or
if you force slimserver to the transcode the 5Live WMA stream to say a
lower bit rate - the connection will be made from where the slimserver
is connected to the network - so if the slimserver is based in the UK
the connectio
brunodenis;173421 Wrote:
> I partitaly agree. but softawre companies must answer all the needs from
> lots of different users. that's why they cover so much and some of us
> want some, others want other. This leads to your swiss knife.
No, IMHO they must not and they should not. This mostly resul
On 24/01/07, brunodenis
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In my previous posts, I was talking about integrating harmony3 like
features to Moose, not the automatic download. Moose has access to SS
or the folder's structure if I remember well, it could therefore
generate another display mode using the Ha
servies;173635 Wrote:
> No, IMHO they must not and they should not. This mostly results in an
> application which does its several jobs in a very mediocre way, in
> stead of its one job superb...
> Par example IMHO iTunes doesn't even get near the quality of EAC
> considering CD ripping...,
>
>
Oops, maybe instead of trying to use the web interface to play a song
for debugging sakes I was supposed to use the squeezebox via remote.
I'll try that when I get home for lunch.
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servies wrote:
I don't know. I'm not sure if there's enough memory in the squeezebox
to be able to fully implement the iTunes protocol next to the
slimserver protocol, and then there are still the license issues... and
the problem of a protocol over which you have absolutely no control.
Tha
brunodenis;173650 Wrote:
> Again, you misunderstand me. I am not saying that software companies
> HAVE TO do that swiss knife but they are trying in order to satisfy
> users (average joes who may be reluctant to install multiple soft on
> their machine and who do not spent lots of time on forums
That's why a sound device driver that talks directly to the squeezebox
could be a better option. It can't be that hard to write a device driver
that streams audio to a squeezebox, but it would be a nice extra to have.
We all know everything is really easy, if you know it. But unfortunately
nob
Peter wrote:
That's why a sound device driver that talks directly to the squeezebox
could be a better option. It can't be that hard to write a device driver
that streams audio to a squeezebox, but it would be a nice extra to have.
The slim protocol is documented on the wiki. Go right ahead!
servies;173659 Wrote:
> Ah, probably the misunderstanding is caused by both being not native
> English speakers, I was under the impression you were in favour of
> this...
>
> Let me assure you that there can be a major difference in the resulting
> rip by the different CD ripping programs. The
When you start slim.exe from a DOS prompt, you need to go back into the
WEB UI and re-enable the d_source debugging option.
Then try play an ALAC file from an SB2/3
The debug info will appear in the console window.
BTW - Andy updated the Alac binary to fix a bug but only added it to
7.0a
If y
brunodenis;173666 Wrote:
> As far as itunes does not comply with flac, as far as SS can use itunes
> library but cannot rip CDs. Your advise would then to rip CDs with EAC
> in maniac mode and then encode them in apple lossless so that
> soundfiles are compliant with both.
I'm not quite sure if
brunodenis;173666 Wrote:
> Is there a huge difference between Applelossless, flac or any other
> lossless codec ?
This one has been discussed before.
1) Lossless is lossless, so the bits are the same when they are
decompressed.
2) They can differ in terms of how much compression they achieve,
Marc Sherman wrote:
Peter wrote:
That's why a sound device driver that talks directly to the
squeezebox could be a better option. It can't be that hard to write a
device driver that streams audio to a squeezebox, but it would be a
nice extra to have.
The slim protocol is documented on the
If you look at my original post, you'll see that I was able to play
these files with the previous version of the server software (and in
any case at least one of the problem files is WMA7).
Since there has been no interest or likely solutions, my next step is
to uninstall everything slim related
Since you said it works for you on SqueezeNetwork, it's probably just a
file type problem in SlimServer. Make sure you have "Windows Media ->
Windows Media (built-in)" checked under Server Settings -> File Types.
Don't check any other Windows Media boxes.
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Thanks for the info. I'll give it a try in about 1 hour and report
back.
Ed
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You can also start the server with the debugging options by typing:
"c:\program files\slimserver\server\slim.exe" --d_source --d_paths
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Same problem for me, still not fixed in 6.5.1. I've just filed another
Slim bug (4708). It's probably a duplicate, but this bug has been
present for so long now that duplication is inevitable.
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Peter;173601 Wrote:
>
> This happens a lot and if something like this goes wrong so often it's
>
> time to consider the possibility that the software usability design is
>
> at fault. I'm sure the SD support desk gets a lot of calls because of
> the brightness button. How about a nice and bri
Read the countless threads in the forum and you will come to the
conclusion that running Slimserver under Mac OS will in all instances
provide you with a much better experience than running it in a Windows
environment. I know not of a single headache caused by the fact it's a
Mac OS installation,
Here is the output just starting slim.exe:
C:\Program Files\SlimServer\server>slim.exe --d_source --d_paths
2007-01-24 11:27:01.3906 Checking for mDNSResponderPosix.exe in
C:\Program Files
\SlimServer\server\Bin\MSWin32-x86-multi-thread\mDNSResponderPosix.exe
2007-01-24 11:27:01.3909 Checking for
Using one button for Fast Forward and Next track is pretty common in an
audio player. Nothing wrong with that. What complicates matters is
that holding the button does not do a standard fast forward (one that
forwards at a specific rate while holding and starts normal playback
once released).
I
and here is some of the very long output when trying to play a song:
2007-01-24 11:29:33.3442 00:02:08:00:00:01 New play mode: playout-play
2007-01-24 11:29:33.3449 00:02:08:00:00:01: Current playmode:
playout-play
2007-01-24 11:29:33.3450 No pending chunks - we're dropping the
streaming connec
t
There was a lot more debugging output but I was only allowed 1000
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On 24-Jan-07, at 8:34 AM, MelonMonkey wrote:
What complicates matters is
that holding the button does not do a standard fast forward (one that
forwards at a specific rate while holding and starts normal playback
once released).
please feel free to line up the sample set and prove "standard".
you generally don't need to post more than that. it seems that the
transcoders are no longer dumping any info, or arent the problem after
all. There is an open bug report that seems to indicate a problem with
command length in windows.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4705
there is
Thesil, I have SS running exclusively on a Mac MINI 1.83GHz Core Duo. I
don't want to waste bandwidth here going into how easy it was to setup
and keep running, so if you want to email me offline, I'd be happy to
help in anyway I can.
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I did get some progress done on this and then life got hectic as it
usually does. Unfortunately, I have accepted a new job at a company
where this would be a conflict of interest.
I will no longer be working on this. Sorry.
Don
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I suppose you could try some experiments to shorten the total command
length. One would be to create a small test music folder somewhat
closer to the root of your disk. Another would be streaming as WAV
which would avoid the flac command.
Steve.
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Well I finally downloaded LAME, and I have two questions. First, What
quality level should I choose, and what bitrate level. Thanks everyone
for all your help, I am a little new at this
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Thank you for all your help. Sorry this is an existing issue and that
you had to re-diagnose the problem. This has been baffling me for
awhile now and it appears that 7.0 has the same bug (I tried it before
posting my issue then went back to 6.5.1). I will sign up for that bug
tracker notification
http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=LAME is a reasonable
start. (Though they should have boldfaced that "archiving" with mp3 is
silly.)
-V0 --vbr-new is probably what you want. You may be able to survive
with -V1 or -V2 as well, depending on your hearing, but the disk space
isnt that
thesil;173745 Wrote:
> Well I finally downloaded LAME, and I have two questions. First, What
> quality level should I choose, and what bitrate level. Thanks everyone
> for all your help, I am a little new at this
Quality level - I'd definitely increase it from the default 9, but it
will increase
Thesil, I have SS running exclusively on a Mac MINI 1.83GHz Core Duo.
I'm doing the same on a comparatively ancient 700 MHz G3 iMac. Works great.
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I am sorry, but I don't understand, please bear with me. I have already
downloaded Lame, you gave me another website for downloading. I just
need to know what bitrate level anf what quality level to set my player
at. Thanks in advance
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I was just going to order a new SB3 for my family room and noticed that
the wired version is no longer offered?
I have wired cat5 to every room in my house on a switched network, and
I really, really don't want to have to spend an extra $50 on something
I will never use (that's beer and nachos mo
snarlydwarf;173749 Wrote:
> http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=LAME is a reasonable
> start. (Though they should have boldfaced that "archiving" with mp3 is
> silly.)
>
> -V0 --vbr-new is probably what you want. You may be able to survive
> with -V1 or -V2 as well, depending on your
thesil;173751 Wrote:
> I am sorry, but I don't understand, please bear with me. I have already
> downloaded Lame, you gave me another website for downloading. I just
> need to know what bitrate level anf what quality level to set my player
> at. Thanks in advance
That isnt a site for downloading
Agreed. I recently bought a wired model and was hoping to get a second
wired Squeezebox this year.
pete
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JJZolx;173757 Wrote:
> He's talking about the two settings available in SlimServer's player
> settings > audio. SlimServer uses ABR, so the -V settings don't apply.
Yeah, I see that ... sort of..
But he originally wrote in
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32010 that he didnt know
CNet posted a great review of the Nokia 800: 7.7 out of 10 and called it
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Mark Lanctot;172430 Wrote:
>
> The main question is, why do you want to do this? :-)
In my case - My son has a Windows laptop and his wife has a Mac laptop.
We were firstly going to set up only my son's laptop to access all music
on both computers. His wife asked "What happens if he takes his
Rick B.;173766 Wrote:
> In my case - My son has a Windows laptop and his wife has a Mac laptop.
> We were firstly going to set up only my son's laptop to access all
> music on both computers. His wife asked "What happens if he takes his
> laptop out of the house? Hmm
>
> We instead installed
Thanks guys for all your help and advice. I am currently in the process
of converting to Mac from PC and it is a little confusing. I have
downloaded SL to my Mac but haven't played it yet as I was having some
trouble with the LAME file on my PC. If you read my other posts, you
will understand. Tha
Hey guy's I am not sure how difficult this would be to implement, but
with all the questions/answers in regards to implementing shortcuts,
correct permissions etc. for the Slimserver Music directory, how
difficult would it be to implement a feature where the user would be
able to specify multiple
Hi guys, I will only be streaming at home. The only reason I got
involved with LAME is that I noticed in my settings that it was not
there. So, first I had trouble downloading, then when I did I was not
sure what settings to use. I am not much of a "tekkie", so I don't know
too much about encodin
You only need it if you transcode to mp3. This is useful for things
like listening to music at work (which will take other setup as well
and may or may not be doable depending on firewalls at work...) where
you really don't want to be streaming 800kbps FLACs and using a lot of
bandwidth for radio
thesil;173771 Wrote:
> Hi guys, I will only be streaming at home. The only reason I got
> involved with LAME is that I noticed in my settings that it was not
> there. So, first I had trouble downloading, then when I did I was not
> sure what settings to use. I am not much of a "tekkie", so I don
Quoting sfraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hey guy's I am not sure how difficult this would be to implement, but
with all the questions/answers in regards to implementing shortcuts,
correct permissions etc. for the Slimserver Music directory, how
difficult would it be to implement a feature where th
You might want to try this new plugin:
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sfraser;173772 Wrote:
> Hey guy's I am not sure how difficult this would be to implement, but
> with all the questions/answers in regards to implementing shortcuts,
> correct permissions etc. for the Slimserver Music directory, how
> difficult would it be to implement a feature where the user wo
Great! thanks, Jim
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kdf;173780 Wrote:
> Quoting sfraser forums.slimdevices.com>:
>
> >
> > Hey guy's I am not sure how difficult this would be to implement,
> but
> > with all the questions/answers in regards to implementing
> shortcuts,
> > correct permissions etc. for the Slimserver Music directory, how
> > dif
All the squeezeboxes still have the option for ethernet via rj45. What
has changed is that a wired only version is not available. That causes
those of us that hardwire everything have to pay the extra $50 for the
wireless function that we will not use. On the other hand, the
function is there i
JJZolx;173781 Wrote:
> Much less so for the typical Windows user.
Does Microsoft know how hard their drag n drop concept is for people?
I feel kinda stupid knowing that I have to re-read the help every time
I want to create a link on my slimserver machine.
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sfraser;173789 Wrote:
> It's funny, i have had issues where slimserver is using the same account
> (service account) as I am logged in with, all folder shortcuts reside on
> a the same platform (multiple drives however). Slimerver cannot access
> some shortcuts, yet I can bounce around with file
sfraser;173789 Wrote:
> That never made any sense to me, the SS should have same access rights
> as the account it uses to initiate itself?
yes, it should. This can depend on whether the server is initiated as
a system service (default), as a user service or manually by the user.
*nix is a bit
It's likely you've gone from a version of Slimserver where WMA files had
to be transcoded to a format supported by hardware/Softsqueeze to the
current version where WMA files can be decoded natively by the
Squeezebox hardware.
Unfortunately the Softsqueeze app still does not support native
playba
Peter;173227 Wrote:
> I suppose it wouldn't be a very difficult task to create SB3 firmware
> that behaves as an airport express, so why don't you get some others to
>
> join you and write it?
I'm guessing it would be rather difficult 'considering the FW is closed
source' (http://forums.slimdev
morberg wrote:
Peter;173227 Wrote:
I suppose it wouldn't be a very difficult task to create SB3 firmware
that behaves as an airport express, so why don't you get some others to
join you and write it?
I'm guessing it would be rather difficult 'considering the FW is closed
source' (http
The iTunes protocol is proprietary and needs to be licensed from Apple.
Roku got a licence for the own branded devices but when Pinnacle
started selling their version of Roku products, Apple refused Pinnacle
a licence. So Roku had to adopt a server mt-daapd and then developed a
proprietary protoc
i was thinking along those lines for him too andy, i'll be curious to
see his reply...
however, assuming that ISN'T it, i would ask how long did you try the
SN?
my results were that sometimes SN would last a bit longer than the
local SS/SB setup. sometimes worse. very random.
also, have you t
is there a reason why we can't have both?
why can't there be a virtual device driver to power the SB so that any
app on your computer could power it?
it would really be great for those of us who find the SD way annoying
to frustrating to awful.
not to mention a great workaround for the technica
mswlogo;171298 Wrote:
> Is the firmware open source or just SlimServer.
Just SlimServer. I think part of the problem is that the development
environment for the Ubicom processor is $20k or something like that.
There was a project page on seanadams.com that spoke about this at one
time.
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MrSinatra;173824 Wrote:
> is there a reason why we can't have both?
>
> why can't there be a virtual device driver to power the SB so that any
> app on your computer could power it?
No reason at all you can't. All you would need is a shoutcast server
that acted as a VXD on Windows.
The only p
mrchrispy;173454 Wrote:
> Not much new for me to add, but wanted to be another voice in the chorus
> of people looking for a slick ui on the computer side. In an ideal
> world iTunes would be able to actually drive the squeezebox since
> millions of iPod users have made it the most widely accept
I used to have a similar problem,
Some shoutcast streams would work and some wouldn't
Some shoutcast streams would work and then low and behold it would stop
working.
what I noticed was that my network was dropping packets between my pc
and sb 2.
Btw, it's a wireless connection from pc to sb2 .
Hi Folks,
I came accross this when I upgraded from 6.2.2 to 6.5.1 recently.
I'm wondering if anyone has filed a bug, and if not, what the proper
way to go about filing one is.
If you have a '#' in a directory name within your library (like Big
Star "#1 Record" or "Reggae Compilation #3") slimse
my MTU is 1492, whats yours?
(btw, some people in here are wired with the problem, fyi)
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forgive me for being thick, but how does one take the massive SS pgm and
make it into a vxd? i thought someone would have to write a vxd based
on portions of the SS source code, to make a far smaller file.
if its as easy as you make it sound, i think a lot of cranks (like me)
on here may find ni
go to buzilla at bugs.slimdevices.com - you'll need to create an ID for
yourself to create the bug report, though you can search first without
an ID.
Ceejay
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MrSinatra wrote:
forgive me for being thick, but how does one take the massive SS pgm and
make it into a vxd? i thought someone would have to write a vxd based
on portions of the SS source code, to make a far smaller file.
You would write a vxd that communicated directly with the squeezebox
u
MrSinatra;173840 Wrote:
> forgive me for being thick, but how does one take the massive SS pgm and
> make it into a vxd? i thought someone would have to write a vxd based
> on portions of the SS source code, to make a far smaller file.
No reason to: just a VXD that appears to Windows applicatio
mrchrispy;173454 Wrote:
> Related to the above point I'd like to see some way to initiate a
> limited rescan on specific items. For instance if I've just corrected
> a tag in some way I'd like to ask Slimserver to rescan that album
> rather than just generically telling it to look for new and ch
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4652
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> If you have a '#' in a directory name within your library
> (like Big Star "#1 Record" or "Reggae Compilation #3")
> slimserver >= 6.5.0 pukes when attempting to play a song from
> that directory. Filenames are ok with the '#' - "Funk #49",
> for example, plays fine.
I have lots of directories
Doh! I guess I can dup the bug I just filed...
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IIRC last year somebody added a soundcard to their PC and looped a cable
from speaker out into the "line in" and then created an MP3 stream from
the "line-in". The MP3 was then fed to slimserver using something like
Shoutcast.
This can be done today with no s/w development and small h/w costs.
bpa;173857 Wrote:
> IIRC last year somebody added a soundcard to their PC and looped a cable
> from speaker out into the "line in" and then created an MP3 stream from
> the "line-in". The MP3 was then fed to slimserver using something like
> Shoutcast.
>
> This can be done today with no s/w dev
Interesting Ulvi - my files are all flac. I wonder if that's part of the
formula. I'd love to find a workaround if I can.
For me, it's consistently reproducible in 6.5.0 & 6.5.1. Further, 6.3.1
and 6.2.2 both work fine. Seems this might have come in with the mysql
stuff, but perhaps it doesn't af
Unfortunately no. You'll note from my original post that I've already
tried that. I'm uninstalling now and then I'll manually search for any
leftovers to see if that fixes things up.
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