Does the not-getting-registered glitch happen when the knob is in
the same physical position each time? (Try putting a piece of a sticky
note on it so you can keep track of where it is.) If so it's probably
a bad knob. Try emailing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Jacob
On 1/10/07, ModelCitizen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If this is true (and I realise it's open to question) it's criminal
considering the unbelievably and extremely crap battery Apple put in
the third generation iPod. 500 UK Pounds for a music player that played
good quality mp3s for only two hours
On 1/4/07, adamslim
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The London policy with mail is normally: if it's cheap, send it on to
an inconvenient place for pickup; if it's expensive, leave it on the
doorstep with a big sign saying 'steal me'...
UPS and FedEx do that too. They won't deliver $5 worth of
On 12/26/06, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this also true for the lossless codec (which is what we're talking
about here)?
Apple Lossless is closed, but I didn't see Eric mention that anywhere...
This ENTIRE CD plays this way... it was ripped using iTunes AAC @
256kbps VBR, as I've done
On 12/27/06, Anthony
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a question regarding the networking of slimserver:
I found many threads that mention opening up ports 9000 and 3483 on UDP
(datagrams) and TCP (packets).
What is the function of these ports, individually?
I guess I want to know so I keep the
On 12/25/06, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps you should convert your Apple codec encoded files to something
less proprietary (flac, ogg) and next time think twice before committing
to a commercial company that keeps it's formats secret just to lock you in.
AAC is not secret, nor is it
On 12/13/06, Jack Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I played with it at their open house last week, didn't like it as much
as I thought I would. The big thing is that I frequently do more than
one thing at once -- so I was talking with Jez and playing with the
knob, and when I'd hit the end of a
On 12/5/06, Robin Bowes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't necessarily think that slimserver needs writing in a different
language.
However, I'd like to see it broken up into blackbox modules so each bit
could easily be replaced with a different implementation.
Absolutely 100% agreed there.
On 12/3/06, Pat Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, Perl and Java are usually compiled into byte code that is
peephole optimized using JIT techniques.
I'm pretty sure Perl isn't JIT compiled. Java, .NET, and ActionScript
3 are, Python can be with Psyco (on 32-bit x86), and I think Perl 6
On 10/26/06, Victor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am curious as to how you derived this conclusion that linking against
GPL shared libraries makes your application GPL as well?
If that's the case, shouldn't TiVo's entire application suite be GPL'ed
since they link against the GPL licensed stdlib?
On 10/20/06, Mark Norton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The whole point of this thread is to point out to people working with
Open Source that you are being taken for a ride if you do not receive
commercial recompense for your efforts.
No, the point of this thread is for you to point out that you
On 10/20/06, Mark Norton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MySQL? Oh, please...!
The MySQL decision and implementation were both done by Slim Devices
employees, not outside contributors, and would likely have been the
same whether SlimServer was open-source or not.
I think this is a troll thread.
-
On 10/19/06, Jetlag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. DRM - I don't own and iPod or Zune because of it (nor do I use
iTunes, Rhapsody, etc as I refuse to pay $1 for a lossy crappy sounding
MP3 song | Your opinion may be different). I don't illegally trade or
sell my music, but once I buy a CD, I
On 10/2/06, kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sadly, it's almost never the request itself that fails. It is the
filling in of data. For instance, if $() fails, the process just
stops. Mostly this is a case of tempalte toolkit [% IF %] blocks that
wipe out a div id in some cases.
This is why I
On 9/20/06, bmccall
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is native ogg going to be available in slim 6.5 only in 2 3 and not in
1? If so, why are we who supported you early and requested ogg long
before slim 2 being neglected?
I don't think it's neglect so much as that the hardware just isn't
capable of
On 9/8/06, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's nothing. I invented the SliMP3/SqueezeBox over in 2001. I was
just waiting for the Slim Devices guys to get the implementation
started:
The first entry on the news page
(http://www.slimdevices.com/au_old_news.html), June 2001, says that
The
I'm fairly sure it'll be September 18, corresponding with the
Transporter shipping.
- Jacob
On 8/27/06, MrSinatra
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
kdf,
when do you expect 6.5 to come out? october? december? best guess is
fine, just curious.
and will it be 6.5, or 6.5.x ...something like that?
On 8/15/06, Michaelwagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
after saying that the quality of the code was such that it had to have
been written by an intern. I think the implication is clear.
As an intern myself (although not at Slim Devices!), I resent that
implication. :)
- Jacob
Er, that slight against interns... maybe implication isn't quite the right word.
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On 8/10/06, m1abrams
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SB is very much a dumb client, and the server does most of the work.
When you issue a IR command ANY IR command that command gets sent to
the server directly and the server issues a command back to the client
as to what it should do.
That's not
My SlimServer is also my main desktop:
- Athlon 64 X2 4600+
- Scythe SCNJ-1000 heatsink
- Yate Loon D12SL-12 fan in top of case; speed-controlled via motherboard
- GeForce 7800GT
- Zalman ZM80D-HP / ZM80D-IK1 heatsink
- Yate Loon D12SL-12 fan, blowing across heatsink; wired to 5 volts
-
On 8/6/06, Heimiko
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, when I press the brightness button during startup of SliMP3, I
get into bootloader mode just fine. (what's this for anyway?)
Anyone any idea, what-so-ever, what's going on?
Any way i can re-flash the SliMP3 player, to see if that helps the
On 8/4/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Development materials for a cartridge are on the order of several
hundred thousand dollars...
Development materials for a skin, though, are very cheap :)
There are conflicting reports as to whether the version of Opera on
the DS supports
On 8/2/06, rhyzome
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't doubt the Transporter will work for some, but equally I think a
Mac Mini or a silenced MITX machine + RME Fireface 400 will give equally
good audio results combined with a higher degree of flexibility - for
significantly less money, if the
On 8/1/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ultimate would be one that's fanless. I'm almost there, so close!
Drives need cooling too - more than CPUs, really. A processor can run
happily at 60 C, but more than 40-45 for a drive is pushing it. You'll
want some substantial heatsinking
On 8/2/06, radish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You say yourself that the La Scala is better
than the mini, it's simply my opinion that whilst the mini may well be
-good enough- (and probably would be for me, given the rest of my
system) I'd be amazed if it were -as good- as the Transporter - or even
On 7/24/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bag|---cat
This is not, in fact, the first time the word Transporter has been
seen here; see the thread entitled SB4 and/or a high-end
On 7/24/06, Michaelwagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 6:20PM EDT, it's on the Slim web site in all it's glory.
And it has a *knob*!
And RS-232 hmm. Wonder if it would be possible to hack RS232 into an SB2 :)
- Jacob
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On 7/24/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if this means any new capabilities for the SB3? Maybe yes,
maybe no - the Transporter doesn't have the same CPU as the SB3. The
specs for the Transporter list a 325 MIPS, 8-way multithreaded
processor. The Ubicom 3023 in the SB3 is
On 7/24/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should remember, the SB3 is not a discontinued product at all,
Transporter will sell beside it for the high-end market, so we can
still look forward to new SB2/3 features and fixes.
There's even some experimental work in 6.5 to improve
On 7/15/06, vain4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
to make a long story short lighting hit the house i live in and fried
some electrical equipment i have. my squeezebox was one of the victims.
do you think i can send it back to slim to be repaired?
Here's my guess: If you're lucky, only the power
It shouldn't. If you use up too much bandwidth there's a risk that
you'll get dropouts, but there won't be any subtle degredation. Keep
in mind that wireless is a shared medium, though; even if you get a
separate card for the computer, it'll still chew up the available
bandwidth.
- Jacob
On
On 7/11/06, Michaelwagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fuzzyT Wrote:
Proposition: Flash isn't Evil. (or Good.) It's just a technology.
(snip)
In this case, flash doesn't make poorly coded, inappropriate
interfaces, people do.
I know Flash/the gun/the radar detector didn't have a mind of it's
On 7/9/06, funkstar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
EDIT: another down side of Flash is that any developer wanting to
contribute to its development will need a licenced copy. also who knows
how this will work with the SlimDevices SVN code base. I'm guessing you
would have to check out the latest
On 7/9/06, Pale Blue Ego
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about one of these $75 Linux systems?
Check out RetroBox... you can get a pretty decent system (600 MHz
Celeron and 512mb of RAM) for $50.
- Jacob
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On 7/9/06, Jack Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oddly enough, the second one has already happened, which is a good sign that
the folks driving the bus really do have an eye on the road.
My hope is that SlimServer 7.0 will use the Catalyst framework for the
web interface. Easily-customizable
On 7/9/06, Jack Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hear you, I've done a little bit of Javascript development too. Wrote it
with Firefox and Venkman, it completely failed in Opera and MSIE. I was able
to get a single version to work for Opera and all Mozilla branches, but
nothing could be done
On 7/4/06, snarlydwarf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I recall, the display and IR receiver are on a daughter board,
connected with ribbon cable to the main board. It is possible this was
partially dislodged in transit and heating/cooling cycles pushed it out
just enough to make it not work.
On 6/21/06, seanadams
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting I guess that debunks my theory, so I'll pull at straws
here: can you correllate it to an obvious electrical transient, eg
lightnighg, or fridge, dryer, AC, or pool pump starting up? The reason
this is so tricky to identify is that
On 6/13/06, Khuli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Overheating is a possibilty.. Sandra said the cpu was 54C when it was
just idling. Not sure I believe it as it didn't feel that hot.. but
could be a symtom.
Probably overheating, then; if it's 54 C at idle, it'll be much, much
hotter under load. Can
On 6/9/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes but it wouldn't be fanless...
Is fanless really necessary? My fairly high-end desktop has just three
~800rpm Yate Loon fans, and the hard drive (Samsung) is a bit louder
than they are when active. It's not truly silent unless there are no
On 6/6/06, andyg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rhapsody doesn't support that. I imagine it would be next to impossible
to navigate such a large library. You can only browse and play things
you've added with the + icon, in addition to Rhapsody Radio and any
playlists you've added.
How does this
On 6/5/06, funkstar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also not the first time big updates have been spotted in SVN before
they were announced. The SB3 leaked that way too :)
And the graphical version of the SB1. I don't remember if the SB2 did or not.
- Jacob
On 6/4/06, Pat Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because Ethernet uses Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision
Avoidance to control traffic. No Ethernet can deliver its rated
speed, even getting 50% of its rated speed is hard if not impossible if
there is any sharing of the network.
And
On 5/17/06, twynne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone confirm if it is possible to entirely disable the wireless
radio in this model if it should interfere with the video receiver?
When you run the unit in wired mode, the wireless card is completely
powered down.
- Jacob
On 5/11/06, TheSaint
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just hooked up a Toshiba HD-A1 HD-DVD player to my TV.
Now, since the DVD player has a LAN port I was thinking if there's any
way I could connect it to my SQ3, via a LAN cable, so it could connect
to the internet for updates and such?
I take
On 5/7/06, nicketynick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, but now you're sliding away from low power and quiet, key
criteria for a slim Slimserver! But I'm beginning to resign myself to
the fact that its about the best that can be done (for now).
Quiet?
On 5/7/06, kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Default2 and ExBrowse3 need updating by the author.
No kidding :)
Sorry... both school and work have been interfering in the past
months. I haven't abandoned it, and both skins will be fully
functional by 6.5 release.
(Heck, I have tomorrow off.. I'll
On 4/28/06, tonymuffin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blow it out yours
Do you honestly expect useful assistance at this point? Considering
how abusive you've been, neither us forum members nor Slim Devices
have any obligation to help you.
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On 4/28/06, bigjules
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought some guy in Melbourne, Australia had written an open source
decoder for ALAC with Apple's DRM..
Surely it isn't hard to put this in as a transcoder for slimserver.
Only without DRM. Anyway, Apple doesn't sell songs in ALAC (lossless),
Looks like I'm the youngest, at 17... came for the code/development
side of things, but I've found myself becoming a bit of an audiophile
as well.
- Jacob
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I would suggest using squeezeslave rather than SoftSqueeze; it's not
graphical, but it is more reliable and lightweight.
Also, an $8 sound card probably won't sound very good...
- Jacob
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On 4/7/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If all 4 are streaming WAV at 1440 KB/s, with extra bandwidth
requirements for control pushing each stream to say 1600 KB/s for a
total of 6400 KB/s, that's not inconsequential but it could easily be
handled by a gigabit network with plenty of
On 4/2/06, kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
html, css, template toolkit and some skins are now using ajax.
AJAX is just a buzzword, though, referring to a combination of HTML,
Javascript, and some sort of data format (usually XML or JSON).
- Jacob
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On 4/1/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW that factory technician Wang seems to be involved in all of Slim's
cutting-edge projects - here is is with the Slim Devices Dorku (TM)
Tubular Music Player: http://www.slimdevices.com/images/tech.jpg
Looks like he's been promoted to senior
On 3/30/06, jcyr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simple. I bought the SB2 instead of the Roku based on their advertized
support of WPA2/AES. I feel the product was, and continues to be,
misrepresented.
The Roku only supports 802.11b and WEP - no WPA, let alone WPA2...
- Jacob
On 3/30/06, radish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's some kind of clone. The crappy knockoff kind. Think Sorny or
Panafonics.
http://www.slimdevices.com/au_press_dorku.html
Dean summarized it nicely: The Dorku's innovative software is based
on some really exciting stuff we downloaded from the
On 3/30/06, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lastly, it's great if they're compatible.
Can RS SB devices run off the same slimserver?
Sort of. It can be done, provided that the server version and the
phase of the moon is right, but nobody will help you with it - Roku
won't, because it's not
On 3/29/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OT: I see the 65 535 number a lot when computers screw up. For
example, my very old printer driver always thinks print jobs are 65 535
pages long (thankfully it doesn't actually use that many pages!) This is
also the maximum number of rows in
On 3/28/06, funkstar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do believe that Apple Computer have, in the past, sold physical
media delivering pre-recorded content.. I could be wrong, but didn't
the special edition black and red U2 iPod come with their new album
pre-loaded onto it? I'm pretty sure an iPod
On 3/26/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That said, it doesn't matter what I think...because Intel and Microsoft
are gearing up to put a media PC in every home. There will be millions,
possibly billions, spent on marketing - it's seen as the next major
growth area for PCs now that
On 3/26/06, snarlydwarf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Voltage hurts, current kills :)
(10k volts from a car spark coil won't kill you... but.. ow. 12v from
the car battery, though, with a ton of amps behind it, will kill you.)
E = IR: It's not just a good idea, it's the law!
On 3/23/06, gharris999
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All told, it's a little hard to get excited about this hardware. Since
clever folks are now booting Windows XP on Intel mac minis, could linux
be far behind?
It's been done. http://www.mactel-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page
- Jacob
On 3/10/06, jonheal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, I wasn't talking about real Power Over Ethernet (PoE). I was
describing jury-rigging something that just piggy-backed on that last
length of cable between the switch and the SqueezeBox. I think the real
PoE systems are sort of standardized
On 3/10/06, m1abrams
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Slim does not use http to stream music to the slimdevice clients. And
I would not call http low overhead since it is TCP and TCP has a good
bit of overhead native to it. Slim I believe uses its own custom TCP
protocol to stream music to the
On 3/8/06, Mark Lanctot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the manufacturer were to install the same Ubicom IP3023 processor
and Xilinx CPLD that Slim uses in the Squeezebox, I would guess that
Slim could just provide them with a modified firmware image.
http://www.seanadams.com/ip3k/cpu_module/
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TCP 3483 - SB1/2/3 control (display, remote, stream control)
UDP 3483 - SB1/2/3 discovery, SLIMP3 everything (including audio)
TCP 9000 - SB1/2/3 audio, Web interface
TCP 9090 - CLI, used by some third-party stuff (Moose, Crestron/AMX automation)
- Jacob
On 2/28/06, eflukx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know the if real sourcecode (or
binary) for the PIC uController have been made available?? (So i can
flash a new controller)
The source is in Subversion, see
http://svn.slimdevices.com/trunk/slimp3/firmware/ . Note the license
On 2/27/06, rkeeney
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Can I have 2 SlimServers running at the same time?
-If so, how do I select which one to use via the SB interface?
Provided that they are on two different systems (a PC and a NAS, for
example), yes. The SB2/SB3 will give you the option to select
I'm using an Antec P180 with a Seasonic power supply and a Scythe
SCNJ-1000 fanless CPU heatsink. It's incredibly quiet - to the point
that the hum from my old stereo reciever sometimes drowns out the
computer itself. I've got 3 case fans (besides the power supply), all
running at 5 volts.
The
On 2/10/06, rudholm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The SB3's display is a very pale cyan, significantly whiter than the
SB2's display, which has a distinct green color to it.
The SB2's display seems a bit brighter than the SB3's though. I think
this might just be a matter of the SB3 having a
On 1/22/06, nelamvr6 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We use Microsoft Windows Media Digital Rights Management software to
make sure all the music you have is fast, safe and protected.
Yeah, I'm sure that's why they use it. They're only looking out for us!
Well, they don't specify who they're
On 1/18/06, Michael Herger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a thing a web will hardly be able to do. While AJAX could give you
the impression to do so, I doubt the PSP's browser is able to use this
technology. And the Handheld skin does not use it anyway.
The PSP does have Javascript; I don't
On 1/17/06, Michaelwagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How is the 770 programmed? It's a linux box, right?
Yep, it uses GTK+ and X just like any other Linux system. There's a
cross-development environment, so you can build apps on a PC pretty
easily without having the hardware itself.
On 1/11/06, bklaas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ABSOLUTELY. There is a closer example-- the ExBrowse3 skin for
slimserver already uses AJAX/DHTML/DOM to do just that. I've been
browsing through that code and have that feature as a TO-DO. While
programming web pages in this manner is decidedly more
On 1/3/06, Mark Lanctot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just goes to show that the record companies don't
care for their customers at all, but most people
knew that already.
At this point, one is better off just downloading the music from
AllOfMP3 and buying a T-shirt from the artist. It's morally a
On 12/25/05, eurale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using ExBrowse3 at the moment ...
ExBrowse3 will be able to jump to a given point in the song in 6.5. It
should be easy to put that functionality in 6.2, but I believe the 6.2
development is for bug fixes only now.
- Jacob
On 12/21/05, CavesOfTQLT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Discuss. Any help on this would be extremely grateful.
In one word: interface. If all you want to do is pipe music from place
to place, you could just get a really long cable; but that doesn't get
you all the searching, browsing, and control
On 12/16/05, seanadams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW if you ever need to use ANY lossless format (Flac, Apple, WMA) or
any non-mainstream/emerging format, you will be very glad you chose
Squeezebox. :)
For more reasons than one, considering the AC'97 chip in the Tubular
Music Player...
-
On 12/13/05, ron thigpen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
of course, you could say the same thing about Apache/modPERL, and that
would seem to be a much more likely scenario.
I remember hearing something about moving to mod_perl and Catalyst
(MVC framework) for 7.0, keeping Template Toolkit for the
On 12/6/05, enduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Conspiracy? I think so.You just published on a public forum my private order
number. Part of
which also looked like my phone number. You have no right -- and
certainly no place -- doing such things. If I am suspicious of someone
who has shown me
On 12/2/05, bklaas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After I get my grubby paws on this gadget, I am hoping to start some
involved discussions on using the 770 with Slimserver. I'm anticipating
diving into some development for it...probably starting with a custom
770 skin.
Something like this?
On 11/30/05, gjrhine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And then you have weigh your compunctions against the prospects of
having a rootkit deposited on your hard drive.
Kinda sad when a shady Russian company deserves more trust than Sony, isn't it?
- Jacob
On 11/22/05, kevine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm chalking this one up as a hardware fault that only seems to pop up
under longer periods of heavy I/O load (or some obscure config/kernel
issue on old AMD K6 hardware).
I think compilation seg faults are usually a symptom of bad RAM...
have you
On 11/19/05, Pat Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just checked the local electric rates.
They get about 5 cents ($0.05) per kilowatt hour.
On a low end PC, with a two hundred watt power supply,
this is a penny per hour, assuming that the monitor
has gone off/sleep without use.
Most PCs
On 11/19/05, Pat Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is lower than I expected, for a serious system.
I was surprised too. I'm using a cheap Radio Shack clamp meter, but I
tried it on a 40W table lamp and it read just over 0.3 A as expected.
Any idea how much difference actively driving two
On 11/8/05, gandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry keep asking this but never get a reply - I LOVE the album review
and biography plugins and I think that Exbrowse3 could be best of the
skins (for me) but i can't find out where those plugins appear in the
skin - I can see them under plugins but
Speaking of cards... My late-beta SB2 has the Mini-PCI connector, and
I've been wondering if it would be possible to upgrade it to wireless.
Might there be any left-over SB2 card/antenna assemblies available?
- Jacob
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On 11/5/05, Jack Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ExBrowse versions 2 and 3 have always been a little dodgy about updating
the web interface, but now (slimserver-2005_11_04-1) it seems to have
given up entirely; I have to select a different player in order to see
the web interface catch up to
On 11/5/05, Jack Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SuSE 10.0, MozillaFirefox-1.0.7-0.1, and yes, interesting stuff in
JavaScript Console:
Very odd... I haven't been able to reproduce that, but I'll see what I can find.
- Jacob
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On 10/28/05, Howard Darwen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Error: string has no properties
Source File: http:\\mserve1:9000/html/home.js
Sorry, Default2 is broken in 6.2. I've already fixed it for 6.2.1.
Default2 is based on an older version of ExBrowse2; it'll be resynced
with the ExBrowse3 code
On 10/28/05, kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once I can make sense of all of Jacobs
work, I'm hoping to find the time to make a fishbone2 using the ajax
tools (and maybe skin inheritance once implemented in 6.5)
I'm definitely waiting for the skin inheritance feature before putting
up Default3;
On 10/26/05, spillai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just downloaded and ran the SlimServer 6.2.1 version.
Receving the a javascript error on both Mozilla Firefox and Internet
Explorer browsers.
Gotcha, found the problem. It's fixed in the 6.5 tree, and should be
in 6.2.1 soon.
- Jacob
On 10/25/05, seanadams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Completely different layout and mechanicals. I'll post pics next week.
Is the processor board/module different too, or just the main PCB?
- Jacob
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On 10/7/05, dangerous_dom
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This is a very important feature for me, as i have many mixed danced
music CD's, live gigs and Audio books. Why oh why do manufactures
overlook this essential feature so often? Even the almighly iPod can't
do it.
So, does the SB2 support it
On 9/3/05, jth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It might be the easiest way for Windows users, but not necessarily
the easiest way for other operating systems.
Each product from Slim Devices has gotten increasingly
sophisticated on the inside - I'm sure the possibility
of running slimserver on the
On 9/2/05, Michel Fombellida
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And why not Crossfeed :-)
I'd say that would be a bit too easy to confuse with crossfade (as
in song transitions).
But really, as long as it's not called SlimDSP X-TREME-HeadphoneMAGIC
2000++,(*cough*X-Fi*cough*), I won't mind. :)
-
On 8/16/05, Yannzola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jacob, et al.
Any chance these changes (or something similiar) might be included in
the next iteration of ExBrowse2?
Yep, they'll be in the rewrite (Real Soon Now, probably hitting
trunk sometime this week). Thanks!
Unfortunately, relatively
On 8/16/05, MrC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was that comment necessary and useful?
One could make the case that the not my idea of release notes
comment wasn't necessary either :)
I'll whip up a script to generate a nice pretty HTML log out of the
SVN checkins. It's a pretty reasonable request;
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