I'm not sure about the naming convention for networked drives.
For directly installed drives,the name begins with /Volumes (for
instance, /Volumes/mydrive).
Try one of the following: /Volumes, /Volumes/Network, /Network/Volumes,
until someone better informed comes along.
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SS 7.0a (build 12-01-07) has worked pretty good for me in Leopard
10.5.1. The quirks so far have been (in order of severeness):
1) Albums display in identical multiples on my Transporter screen, not
in the browser.
2) The player reacts very slowly to user interaction, for ex choosing
another
Hello again.
In fact WOL works very well - if use the power on/off toggle button,
either on the standard SB3 remote or with my Harmony 885.
However it does not work with the discrete power on command that can be
programmed with the Harmony software. It is true that a discrete power
on does not
Quick comparison
Ireland Reciva - 34 Radiotime - 17
UKReciva about 1500 Radiotime - about 250
The Wifi Radio in the UK (e.g. AE, Roberts, Bush, BBC, Pico) which can
receive RealAudio BBC are Reciva chipset based and so users really only
consider one Internetradio directory and that
Reciva looks very organized compared to RadioTime.
I tried RadioTime for a while but I ended up using My Picks instead.
Reciva looks promising as it already have all my favorite stations
listed in highest quality and with the right name.
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OffBeatMammal;248219 Wrote:
The second one is downstairs in the rumpus room and my daughter has
decorated it with stickers and pen... I suspect if it was black she
would have been initimidated but white was a friendly colour ;)
Interesting that when I was growing up it was record players,
The main advantage of a Slimserver / Squeezecentre WHS add-in would be
for marketing purposes.
The whole WHS is geared towards ease of use for the non-technical user
- and jumping on MS's marketing train would probably not hurt.
Slimserver runs without problems on WHS (have been using this for a
SS 6.5.4 wont work on Leopard. Try the latest build of 6.5.
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What i ment was that is stops showing the RSS feed after Air Pressure,
then it just goes to the next RSS feed.
Maybe someone can put this RSS feed on theyre squeezebox and see what
happens?
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I had the same problem - but after reading this thread and doing some of
the checks suggested found the solution:
Both services start in the right sequence but can not communicate. I
made the slimserver service dependant on the TCP/IP service (add Tcpip
to the 'dependant on' entry in the
haunyack;248202 Wrote:
Same here except I have a master list (hardcopy) that I've compiled for
my music collection.
As my physical collection is kept outside my listening room (thanks to
networked music) I refer to the catalogue and queue a track, album or
mix in SqueezeCenter.
Time well
'Similar question on the Reciva forums'
(https://www.reciva.com/index.php?option=com_joomlaboardItemid=108func=viewid=11434catid=3#msg11434)
recently (comparing the Reciva database with 'RadioRoku'
(http://radioroku.com)).
I think that Reciva only make it available to the radios that embed
their
When I put it into Information Browser in SC 7.0 - all entries are
displayed. Info Borwser uses the common SC XML parser
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Download of 6.5.5 just worked. Took less than two minutes. Linksys
wirelesss G router, 1tb linksys NAS.
Did enable UnP on NAS as well as TwonkyVision. Unclear as yet if
either helped.
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Hi all
This feels like it should be a question that's been asked before, or a
facility which does exist - but I can't find the answer.
What I want to do is just mark some of the sub-directories in my music
directory as non-scannable. Sort of a bit like a robots.txt for the
slimserver scan.
Bill from RadioTime ... begging the Squeezebox community to report bad
or missing information. This community is technical enough to find
their own URL, but that means the responsibility of tracking changes
and it can't benfit anyone else.
Likewise, if RadioTime is missing regions -- we
That's exactly what I want! Other than the Roku product, I don't believe
there is anything that will work with Slimserver out there and I agree
with you that Roku's clock radio is unacceptable for a number of
reasons.
Certainly, the simplest approach would be a dedicated Squeezebox
plugged into
The simple answer is no - most people get around this issue by having
seperate structures (I use one for FLAC and then an
automatically-generated mirror in mp3).
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Would something like this arrangement work for you:
c:\music
c:\music\flac
c:\music\mp3
Then all your music is under one directory (c:\music) and if you point
slimserver to (c:\music\flac) then it won't see your MP3s.
That's so simple that there's probably something wrong with it, but I
Paul Webster;248279 Wrote:
'Similar question on the Reciva forums'
(https://www.reciva.com/index.php?option=com_joomlaboardItemid=108func=viewid=11434catid=3#msg11434)
recently (comparing the Reciva database with 'RadioRoku'
(http://radioroku.com)).
I think that Reciva only make it
Real stations are passed through if you have installed Alien.
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radiobill;248303 Wrote:
One problem is UK streams are often Real networks, so filtered from the
SB
I've suggested to RadioTime in the past that the RealAudio stations
should be passed through - because Squeezebox users who are internet
radio fans may well have installed AlienBBC ... which
Thanks for this.
I was hoping for a simple setup where you put a file called
do_not.scan in the directory and if the scanning software spotted it,
it would skip it.
I can see the workrounds will do some of what I want, but (call me
inflexible) I wanted
c:/music/artist/album/flac/track1.flac
On 11-Dec-07, at 8:14 AM, Martin_z wrote:
OK. I'll have to work out how to request it as a new feature.
It's been discussed here;
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=775
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Is it just me? but I seem to enjoy listening to music more when its
through my squeezebox? its more exciting for some reason?
I absolutely agree. The Squeezebox is maybe the best audio purchase
I've ever made...certainly it's among the best. Now, if they would
just lower the price of the
Hello Paul
It looks like the ir codes the learning function captured are confusing
your BOSE system. I don't have a .conf file, but if you post the .conf
file you learned here, I'll have a look at it and maybe it can be
tidied up manually to work.
Cheers
Felix
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Maybe i have an old firmware?
How can i fix this?
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joeriz;248340 Wrote:
... The Squeezebox is maybe the best audio purchase I've ever
made...certainly it's among the best...
I'll second that!
Now I'm anxious to see what's next from SlimDevices/Logitech ... aren't
they about due for something new? =)
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Hi all,
I've been a happy Transporter user for several months now. But I
continue to have a sporadic problem getting the Slimserver software
the Transporter to sync up after initial power-up. I've tried opening
a problem to support, but they keep asking me to hook it up with a
cable to test
The Transporter is never 'off' unless you pull the plug out. Have you
tried allocating a fixed IP address to the Vista PC to remove the
chance of varying DHCP allocations.
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dudeymon;248393 Wrote:
Have any of you had a similar problem, and any ideas on how to avoid it?
Yes, but for whatever reason, the problem went away in my setup, while
other people are still experiencing it. The workaround, as you've
found, is to either hit the Power button on the Squeezebox a
I was in Fry's this past weekend, too, and was very pleased to see the
Squeezebox on display. The only other retail place I've ever seen it
was a little Mac shop. It was in the early days of the SB3 and they had
a few SB2s left and about a dozen SB3s. If I hadn't actually seen it and
been able to
Thanks Andy
I knew it was a good idea ;)
Filters=mp3,wma,real
but I hadn't realised it was done - and looks like Bill of RadioTime
didn't know either.
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Just tried it (on SC7).
Went for BBC London - which is a RealAudio link on RadioTime.
Squeezebox shows the staion via RadioTime plugin - but lists as not
supported.
i.e. RadioTime lists the station but does not pass the stream URL.
However, Ato confuse things - AlienBBC seems to also have a
Where did you find that?
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amcluesent;248402 Wrote:
The Transporter is never 'off' unless you pull the plug out. Have you
tried allocating a fixed IP address to the Vista PC to remove the
chance of varying DHCP allocations.
The Transporter completely powers down due to power conditioner that
supplies the A/C going off
In their developer reference page.
With my location as London - I told it to fetch my local stations -
and I verified it by creating the URL by hand and looking at the
resulting response with filters and formats.
http://wiki.radiotime.com/doku.php?id=dev:doc:opml:guide:start
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Heh wow, I did not even know about that page. Thanks. :)
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Found it - it should be formats not filters.
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OK, perhaps Radiotime is no longer handling the Filters query param
properly... Bill?
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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to create a standard customized
player menu (ex. removing 'settings', 'plugins', 'internet radio',
etc.) for all new players that connect with SlimServer?
It looks like these customizations are done on a per player basis in
the 'Player Settings' menu,
No, there's no way, short of modifying the SlimServer code that you run.
People have been asking for a way to create default settings for new
players for quite some time:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=726
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Jim
short_y;248429 Wrote:
And I think I'll probably pick up my 2nd SB3 this Friday.
And I think you'll get swamped with a lot of Can you pick one up for
me? requests. Had I not just dropped 6 bills on the wife's car I'd be
asking myself!
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dudeymon;248438 Wrote:
The Transporter completely powers down due to power conditioner that
supplies the A/C going off as well.
I haven't tried a fixed IP address, because I don't know how. Is it
hard to do?
Not hard at all, just press left for 5 seconds and it will go into the
setup
Sigh. There's just something about networks that gets to me. I decide to
make a change. I try to find instructions on how to do it. I follow the
instructions. They don't work. Every single bloody time. Anyway...
My network is fully DHCP'd. It all gets turned off each night, at the
wall socket
Rick B.;248278 Wrote:
haunyack, how did you create your master list? Thanks.
I simply use MusicIP Mixer.
Under the Library pull-down - Generate HTML Report.
Save to disk, print and bind.
A couple caveats -
1 - Tags must be in reasonable order to get a proper listing.
2 - Prepare to use a
What operating system? What do the IP addresses look like on your
network - something like: 192.168.x.x ?
Sounds like maybe you didn't enter the correct gateway address on the
PC. This is generally the address of the router itself, such as
192.168.0.1
What is the output of ipconfig now on
I have a similar problem (may be related?) using squeezecenter 7.0.
Each song in the play list will hiccup (mute) for a 1/2 second about 2
seconds into the song, precisely when the new song is highlighted(late)
in the gui. If I play a song from the left panel directly, without a
playlist, or it
it sounds like windows dropped your default gateway (the router's IP) or
your netmask is wrong (which is probably 255.255.255.0)
Please post all the numbers (and what you think they're for) that you
know about.. this can give us a starting point for debugging. Also,
what brand/model of
Brian Ritchie wrote:
So, where am I going wrong? Is the number 99 sacrosanct in some secret
way? Maybe power cycling the whole house isn't so far off?
My solution to the world of problems is to install a DHCP server on a
random computer in the house, wire the MAC addresses to fixed IP
My collection 94,000+ tracks normally requires 3-4 hours in order to
index with MIP Squeezecenter.
During the scan, I've learned best to just leave the interface alone,
else the lock-ups occur.
SqueezeCenter Version: 7.0 - 15125 - Windows XP - EN - cp1252
Perl Version: 5.8.8
Something else just occurred to me... You may have gotten the IP
adress, subnet mask and default gateway correct, but failed to enter
any (or entered incorrect) DNS servers on the PC. This is something
that the DHCP server would have been telling the PC previously.
Meaning that your PC may
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-930-09-Squeezebox/dp/B000VZL9C2/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8s=electronicsqid=1197429403sr=1-22
http://www.amazon.com/Squeezebox-Wireless-Network-Music-Player/dp/B000LPG2GK/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8s=electronicsqid=1197429403sr=1-24
Side by side listing on Amazon.
.
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Side by side listing on Amazon.
$66 difference? wow
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Pat Farrell;248476 Wrote:
Some routers let you assign fixed IP addresses to specific MAC
addresses, so if you have one of them, you don't need the Linux server.
Of course, SlimServer/SlimCenter runs great on wimpy boxes that can't
run modern Windows, so you can move everything to one
JJZolx wrote:
Something else just occurred to me... You may have gotten the IP
adress, subnet mask and default gateway correct, but failed to enter
any (or entered incorrect) DNS servers on the PC. This is something
that the DHCP server would have been telling the PC previously.
That's what
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to create a standard customized
player menu (ex. removing 'settings', 'plugins', 'internet radio',
etc.) for all new players that connect with SlimServer?
As Jim mentions it's not available. But peterw has recently started a
thread about a possible
First of all I apologize if this topic has been dealt with before but
whenever I try to do a forum search for more than one keyword at a
time, e.g. for the phase large music library, the search feature does
not work correctly. Therefore I feel compelled to start a new thread.
So...
First, my
end up having to go through the process twice since on the first try
the browse command freezes at the genre level, i.e. the
jazz/rock/classical subfolder level of a given disc. After a short
Are your disks spinning down to save power? This sounds like SlimServer
had to wait for the disk to
icdsgnr;248472 Wrote:
I have a similar problem (may be related?) using squeezecenter 7.0.
Each song in the play list will hiccup (mute) for a 1/2 second about 2
seconds into the song, precisely when the new song is highlighted(late)
in the gui.
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