that this isn't advocacy for iTunes. I much prefer, say,
gtkpod for the way I use my iStuff.
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Again, iPod != iTouch/iPhone. Some significant differences.
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solutions preferred, but not required.
Thanks.
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guess:
It might be easier to download the slimCD and toss it in this
laptop. It certainly won't have the problem you're having
and it's pretty bulletproof.
Or you can just load Ubuntu/Fedora/whatever on your machine :-)
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up at 4.8%. :-)
My personal choices clocked in at 8.6%.
Cool find.
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?
No thanks. You can either create an additional db and track
this information (itunes), which the music itself doesn't carry
with it or you can restructure your directories (in a variety of
ways). Take your pick.
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know it sucks - the
same thing happened to me - but what are you going to do when
your next unit breaks? Keep switching vendors?
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Airports
in a variety of settings.
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of
them, right. A pair in each room. That's it.
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.
Internet Radio -
Any help appreciated!
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to read you a model number and you
might be able to save the day.
I've done it myself more than once.
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some easy scripts and convert them
that way. Whew.
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, secondary
developers mildly rich, and 1000s of others not-rich-at-all and
that business seems to thrive on the model you describe.
Correct me if I've misunderstood your point.
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.
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I'm glad I have a job (again) to pay my bills. And a little spare time to
contribute to a great project. It's fun.
I'm glad you have that time, too, because I use a handful of
your plugins all the time.
So, thanks.
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and tell them to fold up quickly!
[http://www.redhat.com/promo/vendor/]
My company uses OSS every day and we contribute well and often.
OSS isn't just about the software. It's also about products
(like the little box we (nearly) all own) and service.
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
My Transporter was just delivered.
...and you're responding to email?
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. Well, first we have this users' group. Second,
we have this guy, kdf...
Good work, slimdevices. You deserve every bit of your good
fortune.
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- in addition to Classical - on a
track-by-track basis? I see my OCD kicking in.
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you, and that sounds like an awesome and
interesting pre-children project :-)
2) One weekend? My God, it would take me months. 2004 was
already known as the Great CD Ripping Year and is not to be
repeated, mild as it was.
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the
wrong path. Worse, once you start to sub-categorize things,
you can play semantic games forever. Is KISS really hard rock?
Or Glam? Or Metal?
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files when you access the
Browse - Music Folders option...or am *I* missing
something?
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Chip Hart wrote:
As my wife says, I'm obsessed, so I spent a little while last
night until I came up with what seems like a successful brute
force method for finding the problem for our missing music under
6.51.
Our music is already divided
: 5.8.7 i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 4.1.15-Debian_1ubuntu5
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to call me stupid] I couldn't figure out how to
get the great InfoSCR info *and* have the 'Jump Back on Wake'
feature on at the same time. Does it do this now (or even then,
as the case may be)?
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chip
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' to Slim and a plug for the friendly folks at
HouseDigital.
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Chip Hart wrote:
I don't know what you're cackling about, either, it's hardly a
new or revolutionary concept. I've friends whose networkable DVD
players were doing the same (using Twonky or something) for years.
Same price, too.
Following up on myself
a TV or computer near my stereo, and
didn't care about sound quality, I wouldn't have gone with a SB.
Oh, and I suppose if I didn't care about the development of my
toy being community-based, either.
Enjoy your DRM!
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insult was thrown by him by any reasonable definition.
Go back to your original response to this thread. You said that
folks were too hard on newbies. They, I, we are not. You can
see a dozen helpful efforts a day.
RUDE newbies are a different matter.
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of the replies, even kdf's! :-), was out of
line.
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I've always wondered about. Boy, that
download song link is awfully handy. I wonder if anyone has
run through the net looking for slimserver running on open :9000
ports, kinda' like people who leave their cameras open
(deliberately or not).
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Paul Webster wrote:
As Ben mentioned - it is in the Maemo site - in particular
http://www.maemo.org/downloads/d3.php
which is linked to from
http://maemo.org/downloads/releases.html
Thanks, blew right by it. Can't wait to get home Wed to try it!
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Paul Webster wrote:
There is a flasher for Linux and Mac.
It's hidden well for me, then. Any clues as to its whereabouts
would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
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for these little
chores and it sucks.
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to
identify them could be used to determine duplicates that differ
only by encoding and extension.
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, hundreds
of artists, dozens of albums, or some variation).
FWIW, the nightly from 2 nights ago fixed this problem. If
you're struggling with 6.5b right now, try it today.
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other differences between ANY of the small form
factor machines - you can pick up a shuttle pc for less than a
mac mini at Best Buy - and the slimserver as well.
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to replace it, free of charge. I'm buying Maxtors
now!
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that it lacks.
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+ lines.
Any help appreciated.
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ago. I did see references in the forums about
the firmware 40 wireless loop or something like that, which
makes me wonder...
Am I doing something wrong to reset to factory and get my
wireless options?
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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an SB1.
I will get in touch with support. Thanks.
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or something makes my future a lot easier, but
life is full of compromises.
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Ubuntu a little, um, cooler these days but
the Fedora RPM installs of the slimserver are easier.]
You can even try this without touching your hd with the Slim CD:
http://www.herger.net/slim/detail.php?nr=763
Download the ISO, burn to CD, and boot from it.
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with different permissions, etc. [Without the .deb package,
I was starting to spin my wheels.]
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fast, nice it is. We
haven't battle-tested it yet, so YMMV.
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I'm on the right station (What's all this bird
chirping on the Black Metal station?). In other words, I get
Now Playing: http://mp3.last.fm/Session=AWSGQetc.etc.;
Any pointers welcomed, thanks.
[Oh, 6.5b1, Ubuntu]
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, and it's been about 6
weeks that I've paid attention to it.
Do you not see the track information anywhere?
Is it displayed correctly in the LastFM plugin menu/webpage?
On the WWW page (showing what's playing in the right frame) is
also the stream URL.
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failing.
Has anyone else seen this problem? Any suggestions, no matter
how trivial?
Running Ubuntu.
Thanks in advance.
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with other, recent
updates.
Thanks!
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Chip Hart wrote:
...followup. I removed the .db file and restarted the
slimserver. I'm still getting nothing - nothing in the
slimserverlog since noon today, no error messages in the
standard places, just a slimserver process chewing up time
of the Debian packaging...), KDF was quite
right. Anyone experiencing problems with the latest 6.5 build
should grab the POE* modules via CPAN. Installed, working like
a charm again.
Thanks for the help. Back to my last.fm question.
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for you.
Presuming that your tags are in good shape.
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available. I've used only the
latter, but it's excellent. There's also the WinAmp method,
which is really quite nice (for Windows users...).
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800
to
debug something related to the player itself.
As soon as you point xmms/winamp at [yoururl]:9000/stream.mp3 you
should get a silent stream at 320K. That's how you can tell if
slim is even running without looking for processes.
Just my experience.
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wish the NTFS drivers in Linux were a little more reliable, as
anyone who wants to share a drive these days really has to
compromise significantly.
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looking for extra performance (i.e., you just want
to save your files for your slim), that USB/Maxtor/300GB deal
at $121 is pretty good!
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summary of my situation until the gratuitous
ad hominem at the end.
Let's not throw out the baby (the idea multiple networks -
some really cool, cool advantages) with the bathwater (the
conclusion).
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the
files in Goldwave and then save them in a wide variety of
formats. Works like a charm.
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improvement.
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I can't remember). Fewer characters across, though, iirc.
I think your question is a good one but clearly there are UPNP
devices with similarly limited built-in interfaces.
Hope this helps.
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chip
, nicely sorted, that are now very
difficult to manage.
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. One long, hard to nav list.
Have I missed some server setting?
This is with the latest 6.2 nightly and started, by my notice,
with one of the nightlies in the last few weeks.
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chip
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Your
, FAT32 drive...where XP will
not).
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this? Any advice? I've googled galore with no
luck. Feel free to respond off-line.
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decided to resample that one batch of mp3s so
low...
Whew. Thanks for the help.
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that being the problem either (as xmms hears them
whether directly or as part of stream.mp3).
ANY help appreciated. Thanks!
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.]
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Your
is easily my favorite tagging program:
http://easytag.sourceforge.net/
...however, I use easytag all the time as it does a good job for
moit purposes.
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800
!
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Your
/Musepack.pm line 41. [a bunch of these]
Can't locate object method url via package
Class::DBI::Object::Has::Been::Deleted at
/usr/local/slimserver//Slim/Music/Info.pm line 583.
Don't know if this helps. I'll search/create a bug report.
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, as there are a few nice features of the
MP101...but working well isn't one of them.
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, that's
all: the MP101 _is_ less expensive (why I bought it!) and it has
some nice features not found in, say, the slimserver. But
there's little question as to which has vastly greater
reliability and service.
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would include a reference to one's microwave settings?
What happens when you set it on 'Popcorn'?
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