I tried installing it in VMware, but failed with both default install and
install in vmware (<30GB) options. After entering the root password (during
installation) I get error messages "Error opening /dev/sdX: no such device or
address" (where X was a, z, y, q, r...)
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pfarrell;400990 Wrote:
> iPhone wrote:
> > As an example, most food stores now make most of their profit
> selling
> > shelf space then by selling products.
>
> For the last couple of years of its life, Tower Records made all of
> its
> profit from shelving fees and ads for music in the store. W
socistep;401178 Wrote:
> Didn't realise thisso near enough all PC Worlds have a prominent
> Apple display, they would pay a premium for this ?
Maybe, though you never know with Apple. They PC World could very
easily be paying Apple for the privilege of being able to stock their
machines.
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defnk;400442 Wrote:
> Lost the list of codes years ago unfortunately :-(
>
> I have time, so might look into programming the buttonswhere do i
> start ?
>
> Thanks for your help!
Here is your H/K 507LE user manual:
http://www.harmankardon.com/product_support/SupportDetails.aspx?Region=US
Thanks Luke.
Would you be willing to make your binary available on the sourceforge
squeezeslave site? Send me a pm if you'd like.
Also, I'll update the squeezeslave repository with your OSX changes.
Ralphy
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I'm happy to share the binary but I don't know how portable it is;
forgive my lack of knowledge in this area, but will it require the
dependencies to be installed in the same location as mine to work?
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Luke
Hi All,
Made a decision to purchase a barebones tranquilPC mainly to act as a
server for streaming music, file sharing etc., was going to add 1Tb
HDD/RAM and run Linux on this...
http://www.tranquilpc-shop.co.uk/acatalog/T7-330_Barebones.html
I preferred this over a NAS and although would be he
You might want to take a look at Vortexbox http://vortexbox.org/about/
I believe the author is a member of this site (which is always a good
thing) :-)
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toby10;400868 Wrote:
> You'll love it! :)
>
> If you are connecting your SB3 via WiFi then make sure you have a solid
> WiFi signal with no interference.
>
> If you have not done so already create your www.SqueezeNetwork.com
> account, then get setup with all of the FREE membership based strea
I have had a Panasonic Lumix camera for about three years and I would
like to get a new one for my wife. My complaints about this camera are
the long reset times and the delay between tripping the shutter and the
shot actually being taken. Both are extremely annoying. I hope there
are better op
Download and install SqueezeCenter as well and try out SoftSqueeze to
get a feel of how the SB3 looks and its interface. It's not perfect,
but it'll give you a good idea.
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Current: SB2, Transporter, Boom (PQP3 - late beta), SBC (early beta)
Stored: Boom (PQP1 - early beta)
Sold
GlenL;401236 Wrote:
> You might want to take a look at Vortexbox http://vortexbox.org/about/
>
> I believe the author is a member of this site (which is always a good
> thing) :-)
Yeah, I had a look at Vortexbox previously, it looks good however I
guess this means that the box would exclusively
I highly recommend the Canon Powershot SD line. I've had one for years,
and it's been great. My wife got the 'SD1100IS'
(http://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-SD1100IS-Digital-Stabilized/dp/B0012YC7AE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1235748290&sr=1-1)
model last year, and it also takes fantas
Search and ask your question on the photo net site where you're likely
to get some good pointers
http://photo.net/
MS
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Hey guys,
Thought I'd make my first post here, as I'm contemplating making my own
little server for SC and video streaming to my Xbox.
Basically, I've just sent back a Buffalo Linkstation because it was too
slow; I use iTunes so a fair few of my music files are in AAC format, so
they needed to be
I think GRIP can do things automatically on insert - and then eject when
finished. If not, then abcde (*a* *b*etter *c*omman*d* line *e*ncoder -
geddit?) for command line only servers. However, I find that I often
have to change what comes up automatically from CDDB. This is
especially true for Cl
socistep;401178 Wrote:
> Didn't realise thisso near enough all PC Worlds have a prominent
> Apple display, they would pay a premium for this ?
Yeah, as Andy said, I've heard Apple is a little different to most.
Belkin is a better example. A Belkin rep probably comes in to manage
that stores
andynormancx wrote:
> socistep;401178 Wrote:
>> Didn't realise thisso near enough all PC Worlds have a prominent
>> Apple display, they would pay a premium for this ?
> Maybe, though you never know with Apple. They PC World could very
> easily be paying Apple for the privilege of being able to
Kyle wrote:
> I have had a Panasonic Lumix camera for about three years and I would
> like to get a new one for my wife. My complaints about this camera are
> the long reset times and the delay between tripping the shutter and the
> shot actually being taken.
I have some Nikon point and shoots th
I run FreeBSD on an eee-box with a single core atom N270 and only 1
Mbyte of RAM and have no problem transcoding Apple Lossless files to
Flac. For a test I also transcoded AAC to Flac , WAV and MP3 and that
worked just fine.
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mr_alan;401321 Wrote:
> I think GRIP can do things automatically on insert - and then eject when
> finished. If not, then abcde (*a* *b*etter *c*omman*d* line *e*ncoder -
> geddit?) for command line only servers. However, I find that I often
> have to change what comes up automatically from CDDB.
It looks like VortexBox will do everything that AVA Media does.
VortexBox rips CDs to FLAC and MP3 automatically and downloads the
cover art. VortexBox is free instead of the £39 that AVA Media costs.
And you don't have to spend $100 on Windows Home Server.
You can also use VortexBox as a generic
Since the new forum software got installed, more often than not, I get
this message:
Code:
Redirecting...
Thank you for posting! Your post will not be visible until a moderator has
approved it for posting. You will now be taken back to the forum. If you opted
t
I sold a Duet to someone and he's having problems registering it (Tier 2
support is apparently working on it). I already deleted it from my
SqueezeNetwork account. I do have an older Squeezebox still
registered, but I assume that's not a problem. Any advice for the new
user?
Thanks.
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Moonbase;401358 Wrote:
> Since the new forum software got installed, more often than not, I get
> this message:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> Redirecting...
>
> Thank you for posting! Your post will not be visible until a moderator has
approved it for posting. You will now
Moonbase;401358 Wrote:
> Since the new forum software got installed, more often than not, I get
> this message:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> Redirecting...
>
> Thank you for posting! Your post will not be visible until a moderator has
approved it for posting. You will now
I load VortexBox into Vmware all the time for testing and it works very
well. What Guest Operating system did you select for the VM? You need
to use "Other Linux 2.6.x kernel" for it to work. You will need to use
the <30GB option. That way VortexBox will install on just one
partition. The default
The Atom Rocks. I use it all the time here to build VortexBoxes and it
works great even under moderate load. I you really want to do a lot at
once get the Dual core Atom.
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agillis
rip, tag, get cover art
All you do is insert the CD!
http://vortexbox.org
Moonbase;400998 Wrote:
> Couldnt live without it :-)
>
> Generates "acoustic fingerprints" for uniquely detecting music, uses
> these to create "sound-alike" mixes.What's your sense of how well MusicIP
> works with classical music? I've
been curious about this but have yet to devote the time
I know this is an old post, but this seems to happen on my system with a
squeezebox boom too.
When i switch the boom on sometimes the sound is set to defualt but
everything shows it as bass up full, if i select the bass it kicks in
straight away.
Im using latest firmware and squeezecentre, on a
> Since the new forum software got installed, more often than not, I get
> this message:
I'll try to understand next time I see one of your messages waiting for
approval (but as I'm not using the forum software, this is rarely the
case). From my experience how antispam software is working I co
> I load VortexBox into Vmware all the time for testing and it works very
> well. What Guest Operating system did you select for the VM? You need
> to use "Other Linux 2.6.x kernel" for it to work.
Will try that. I was using "Redhat".
Michael
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I thought moving to moderated mode was a deliberate (yet quiet) move.
Yesterday I posted a message with .zip attachment and was moderated
(the message was displayed for a very, very short time.)
I thought something was fishy so I edited the previous message which
was mine too, added the attachmen
I finally took the plunge, and picked up an Ipod Touch to use as a
controller with iPeng to run a new Squeezebox receiver. The short
version is.I love it!
The longer version - Some comments/questions:
1) Performance is generally very good, especially considering I have a
library of almost 80
Pat, I actually ordered the SD1100 from newegg today. It was packaged
with a 4gb card and a case at a good price. I'm sure my wife will be
fine with it. I found a pretty good review site that gave shutterlag
figures and reset figures, and it measured up pretty well. Gotta be
better than what s
Random Lurker;401419 Wrote:
> I finally took the plunge, and picked up an Ipod Touch to use as a
> controller with iPeng to run a new Squeezebox receiver. The short
> version is.I love it!
>
Good to hear that.
>
> The longer version - Some comments/questions:
>
always welcome! Seriously!
Kyle;401424 Wrote:
> Pat, I actually ordered the SD1100 from newegg today. It was packaged
> with a 4gb card and a case at a good price. I'm sure my wife will be
> fine with it. I found a pretty good review site that gave shutterlag
> figures and reset figures, and it measured up pretty well.
Thanks for the quick reply and responses I filed tickets per your
guidance.
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I have searched and searched on this forum, there are a few topics that
dance around this, but I guess I need a specific answer.
I want to stream the "Listen Live" radio from http://www.waaf.com/
It comes up in a flash player, so there is no obvious url (at least
through my investigations and us
http://208.80.52.48/WAAFFMCMP3
Comes from searching 'WAAF' on RadioTime plugin (SC 7.3.3)
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JOHN TAE WOO MUSICAL ELECTRONICS INSTRUMENT LIMITED,
We are Registered and Legitimate electronics company based in the CHINA
AND HONG KONG,we are one of the leading company in sales and
distributing of electronics products,equipment and musical
instrumental,we sell all electronics products such
Yup.
Youdaman.
Thank you, my wife will be VERY appreciative.
Guess I didn't try that search. Thanks!
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Ohhh Triode Please check your PM :) I think what I asked you to do
wasnt a good idea.. I just realized it broke something else!
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Mine used to do that, too... Every time I turned it on. supoer, duper
annoying.
However, the last few times I used it, it seemed to behave properly. I
assumed it was 7.3.2 that fixed it, as that was about the time I
remember it working.
I'll test it again tomorrow and let you know. It literally
Thanks to a quick turnaround from Apple this week (only three days), I'm
happy to announce that Squeemote 1.2 is now available. The biggest
feature in this release is the new quick device selector and device
sync functionality. There is also some added extras such as browse by
genre and other UI t
Thanks for the replies guys!
I've placed my order; everything should be arriving early next weeks,
so I should be up and running soon! Finally; a dedicated media box!
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Thanks for the update, power toggle was top of my list. It works great
now!
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mmca22gr;401483 Wrote:
> Thanks for the update, power toggle was top of my list. It works great
> now!
Was top of my list too! ;)
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LUKE REDPATH
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'lukeredpath.co
auronthas;386281 Wrote:
> Yes, the 'key' lock feature can be as a small icon at every page, user
> can toggle on/off as their needs (i.e. scrolling without accidentally
> touch or select song/album/playlist)
>
> Thanks for accepting my idea, i believe it would be a great add-on to
> other users
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