A corrupt copy of Slimserver? Try downloading a fresh copy or even a
different version.
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I have an Excel file which does this too...
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elziko;216506 Wrote:
> I also had this problem. The first time it happened I had no ports
> forwarded. Since then I have had ports open but that's so I could
> access the server but obviously I set up a good username/password
> before I did this.
>
> I ended up RMA-ing my SB3 and I have been usi
A problem I had ever since installing SlimServer (nearly 2 years now I
think):
I like to listen to audio books. These are sometimes lengthy tracks,
and I tend to fall to sleep while listening to them. So the next
evening, I try to seek to the position where my concentration did fade
away.
Probl
According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_Recorder_(Windows):
One of the biggest limitations of Sound Recorder in Windows Vista is
that it can only record and save files. It cannot open existing WAV or
WMA files.[1] Also, Sound Recorder now only allows saving to the lossy
WMA format at 96 k
Hi there,
Is there any way of automatically creating a folder structure based on
the tag infomation contained in flac files?
Thanks in advance.
Givendale
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Thanks for all the fish, chaps. Any other Mac users care to pitch in?
I'd love to hear your views on this.
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Apparently the Linksys Kiss 1600 Wifi DVD player works with SlimServer.
Anyone heard anything about this?
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/113178/linksys-kiss-1600.html
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Foobar has also the ability to store files according to the embedded tag
information in mp3- and flac-files.
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MediaMonkey (www.mediamonkey.com) can organise your files based on tags,
and you can customise the structure. It will create the folders for you
in the process.
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MP3Tag also can reorganize the files into folders based upon the tags.
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Another vote for MediaMonkey here. Not only can you restructure your
library, but you can edit tags easily, retrieve album details and
artwork from Amazon, apply volume levelling, case check tags, etc. etc.
I never really got my head around foobar, but that's probably my fault,
not foobar's!
One o
Tag & Rename will also do the job for you and a whole lot more besides.
(Windows only) though.
If this is a one off, any of those mentioned above will do what you
need. If you're looking for a longer term tagging solution - try the
lot and work out which has the best interface/feature set for
As title really, is there any means (plugin etc.) of having slimserver
play material with the genre tag of 'Audiobook' and then resume later
from the point playback ceased?
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davep;224708 Wrote:
> Just for the record, what version of Slimserver are you running (details
> can be found at the foot of the page when you click on "Server
> Settings")?
>
> davep
Version 6.5.4-12568
Pearl version 5.8.8
MySQL version 5.0.22
I just downloaded it on Saturday morning.
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bpa;193656 Wrote:
> Some more thoughts and things to try out.
>
> 1. Testing WAV and FLAC may not be a good test as they may have been
> sent directly to SB. Try playing a WMA file with Windows Media
> builtin disabled.
>
> 2. I think the problem could be associated with loading QuickTime
>
If you go to
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightly/SlimServer_6_5_x_v2007-09-03/
this will get you today's build of 6.5.4.
davep
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The log says you have not installed mplayer.exe in the right place.
You need to have in the same directory (something like Bin/MSWin32 ...)
as mov123.exe a file called mplayer.exe.
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bpa;224788 Wrote:
> The log says you have not installed mplayer.exe in the right place.
>
> You need to have in the same directory (something like Bin/MSWin32 ...)
> as mov123.exe a file called mplayer.exe.
Thanks - I just realized that and did it. However, when Slimserver
attempts to play my
It's possible that a security app is not allowing mplayer to run. Also
mplayer will need to use socketwrapper so make sure mplayer.exe and
socketwrapper.exe are trusted app/exception in your security s/w.
There was a change about using socketwrapper in 6.5.3 which might
affect its use with mplaye
When an SB is connected to a radio stream using the local Slim Server,
does the server act as a proxy or does the SB connect directly with the
streaming URL? Or does it depend on whether or not the SB can natively
decode the streaming format?
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Jim
Despite your assertions to the contrary, it really does sound like a
wireless bandwidth issue. Perhaps there's a new source of intermittent
interference. See
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?DiagnosingPerformanceIssues and
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?NetworkProblemsSecondGuide
Fa
Mark... appreciate the pointers. I'll report back here what these tests
come up with.
Thanks again
Jim
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jt25741
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Sim Audio P-5 -> Cardas Golden Reference XLR -> Sim Audio W-5 -> Cardas
Golden Reference Hi-Mid,PS Audio
Hello,
I am installing a SlimServer at a hotel that requires the Playlist
being used by the SlimServer to change at 6PM each night, and again on
the weekend, to match the hotel chain's music standards. I have looked
for ways to do this in the Forums and the Wiki, and have spent
significant time
It depends on the audio format of your audiobooks. If they are
native format (FLAC, WAV, mp3) then the bookmark plugin should be an
option (I'm unsure about ogg and wma).
You can save and restore up to 10 different bookmarks. Restoring
jumps to the saved position within a track, but this ju
jka;224590 Wrote:
>
>
> Of course, I could edit the information for the albums in question, but
> I would loose some information about the album that way, and I would
> like to avoid that.
>
>
You need to start by recognising that none of this stuff was designed
with classical music in mind.
First of all, you don't really need to restart SlimServer to do this
unless I miss something.
You should look at the CLI(Command Line Interface) interface, you will
find the documentation in the SlimServer web interface under
"Help/Technical Information".
The CLI command that stops the current p
On 3-Sep-07, at 11:26 AM, clintsjones wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am installing a SlimServer at a hotel that requires the Playlist
> being used by the SlimServer to change at 6PM each night
If the playlists are static you could use the AlarmPlugin. The
plugin allows you to install multiple copie
I am using iTunes / 6.5.4 / XP Media Center. Library is on a NAS and
xml file is on C: I have checked that the settings for the library and
xml are correct.
Server shows my playlists, but they are all empty.
I have searched the forum for all articles related to empty playlists
and have tried t
davep;224786 Wrote:
> If you go to
> http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightly/SlimServer_6_5_x_v2007-09-03/
> this will get you today's build of 6.5.4.
>
> davep
I just downloaded and installed this latest version. I got the
scanner.exe error before I even opened slimserver into the browser
wrorke:
I would ask about rolling back as a separate topic, since you'll get
more responses that way.
As for the playlists being empty, I'd suggest double checking and being
sure the paths to the files are correct within the playlists, since
that's what I found was my problem and it's possible w
I'm on 6.5.4 on Mac Mini Intel 10.4.10 since beginning of August and
without any problem so far.
I was also on 6.5.1 for a long time before and the upgrade was smooth.
Le 3 sept. 07 à 12:43, whitman a écrit :
>
> Thanks for all the fish, chaps. Any other Mac users care to pitch in?
> I'd love t
I just upgraded my SS to the latest nightly 6.5.5. Running Mac OSX
10.4.10 - no issues at all.
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Use "Oboeside" to pay $20 and not $40
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Try calling Slim support direct - they do view these forums, but not
that regularly. They should be able to sort you out.
http://www.slimdevices.com/su_tech.html
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Kevin O. Lepard;129842 Wrote:
> >[...]
> Happiness is being 100% Microsoft free.
What OS are you running Slimserver on? Have you got any of the 3rd
party plug-in's working? I'm interested in dropping MS and using
Ubuntu but was wondering if, say, the Sirius plugin will work.
regards, David
I'm getting the commercial filled stream even though I have SoundPass.
This happens either via my Slimserver or Squeezenetwork. Running
SlimServer Version: 6.5.4 - 12568 - Mac OS X 10.4.10 (8R218) - EN -
utf8
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adamslim;224919 Wrote:
> Try calling Slim support direct - they do view these forums, but not
> that regularly. They should be able to sort you out.
>
> http://www.slimdevices.com/su_tech.html
I plan to do that tomorrow. I was visiting a friend tonight listening
to music being played on his Sq
I basically agree with this last post. Slimbox/Slimserver doesn't
appear to be designed with organizing Classical music in mind. So
whatever you do it's a compromise. I have a large Classical music
collection and I do the available iTunes fields in the following way.
Name (i.e. Track) = Moveme
As plugins are written in perl, they should work on any platform.
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Short answer: "Yes."
Long answer: it depends.
In most cases, yes, the SB will connect directly to the remote server
(much like it does with SN, keeping the connection for the rasdio open,
while also keeping a connectio to the server open for control
functions). Slimserver will pass it a URL, an
Mark Lanctot;224853 Wrote:
> Despite your assertions to the contrary, it really does sound like a
> wireless bandwidth issue. Perhaps there's a new source of intermittent
> interference. See
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?DiagnosingPerformanceIssues and
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/in
jt25741 wrote:
> Anyways, changing to 1 seemed to do the trick. Doing a wireless
> survey of my area, I do see another weaker WAP on channel 6 -- which is
> likely a new neighbor crowding "my" airwaves ;)
This is one of my pet peeves about WiFi. You can have it working
perfectly, and unknown
If anyone decides to try the Custom Browse/Custom Scan plugins with
Classical Music there are two wiki pages related to this on my wiki:
To get a completely dynamic browse menu where you can browse your tags
in any order and number of levels:
http://wiki.erland.homeip.net/index.php/Setup:_A_dynam
I agree with erland and Siduhe. A separate branch supporting iTunes tags
and "look & feel" of doing things would improve marketability of the
SlimServer/Squeezebox system by leveraging off the huge installed base
of iTunes libraries.
Down here in Australia, Squeezeboxes were only available from tw
jka, have you read the wiki ? >>->
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?BeginnersGuideToClassical
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snarlydwarf;224962 Wrote:
> Short answer: "Yes."
>> Does X use A or B?
>
> Yes.
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