thespaugh wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good free tool for converting FLACs to MP3s? I've
converted my CD library to FLAC and don't want to go though the hassle
of dealing with discs just to make files for my porable MP3 player.
As someone has already mentioned:
Jez wrote:
Now if I can only find a way to justify a booth at the Goodwood
Festival of Speed . . hmmm
Heh, I got complimentary tickets for FoS in 2004 - it was an excellent
day. Sadly, I'm not in the area any more but I still have contacts in
the area. Perhaps next year?
R.
Philip Meyer wrote:
Can it be set-up to ignore any good news about the England team?
No need - there isn't any ;)
Oy! Easy tiger.
All together now ..
En - gur - land, En - gur - land, En - gur - land.
Football's coming home.
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funkstar wrote:
i've just set Foobar2000 to the task of converting all my FLACs to MP3s
and realised it has made a complete hash of my nice tagging.
Does the flac2mp3 script do a better job? specifically for multi disk
sets.
I have all my music in the following structure:
jjrobb wrote:
If anyone has ever thought about upgrading their Squeezebox power supply
to a Linear Power Supply, then I have one for sale. If you have a decent
Hi-Fi then you will get a much clearer/fuller sound from your
Squeezebox.
(See: http://tinyurl.com/ro2h2)
Nice pictures - that will
Michael Herger wrote:
I really had to look _very_ hard to see this mails actual content...
Can't you change the disclaimer? No you can't. Why not use a private
mail address instead?
Yes, please don't post to the lists from work addresses with stupidly
long and irrelevant disclaimers.
R.
Bennett, Gavin (LDN Int) wrote:
Hopefully for the last time..
1.I have not control over the stupid size of disclaimer
Although I have pointed out easier ways to the compliance department that
would save masses of space and thus money.
2.I use a work e-mail address because I
notanatheist wrote:
Cannot run Slimserver on it (yet). A member is working on it. I'm trying
to work on it too but don't seem to have time or hardware that wants to
cooperate with FreeBSD. Do a search for FreeNAS on the forums.
That would be me!
I too am struggling for time but it's still on
nicketynick wrote:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
nicketynick wrote:
H, good idea I'll need a new power supply at least though -
the
thing squeals like a pig until its warmed up, so the fans bearings
must
be in bad shape. So, instead of spending $100 (CAD) on a new power
supply, maybe I
johnc_22 wrote:
radish Wrote:
To be fair, installing perl involves going to activestate.com,
downloading the installer and running it. It's no more complex than
installing VS2k5. But yes, the more code the better so thanks for
sharing.
I got as far as installing activestate but then
AndreasG wrote:
Hi Everybody,
With a music library of 600GB that is still growing, I finally made my
decision to go for a dedicated RAID5/NAS solution to store my files. I
find that handling all those external harddrives is just too much
clutter, and the RAID5 configuration will give some
timjon wrote:
Hi,
Is there a list anywhere of which features / bugfixes were implemented
in which version of slimserver?
I tried updating from 5.1.1 to 6.2.1, but found a couple of (for me)
showstopping problems, regarding playlist handling and performance. I'm
now idly considering
Marc Sherman wrote:
trebejo wrote:
Did you maybe put the --logfile switch in your start script? That's
something that people usually don't wipe out in an upgrade/reinstall.
Eh... did I really do that?
I'm on a Mac. I just click and grin. :)
Don't you think it might have been a good idea
nicketynick wrote:
H, good idea I'll need a new power supply at least though - the
thing squeals like a pig until its warmed up, so the fans bearings must
be in bad shape. So, instead of spending $100 (CAD) on a new power
supply, maybe I should direct those $$ towards a slug, if it can
depeche wrote:
Nice.
I explain my troubles here, no one listens or offers up ideas.
Erm, you didn't give us long.
I call Tech support, thare are no help.
I let people here know, amd I get CRAP like this from you (Whoever you are)
That my friends, _is_ the true meaning of community
Mark Lanctot wrote:
There was no announcement, but it's definitely there:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/forumdisplay.php?f=15
and it can be viewed as a mailing list.
Hmmm. That's not made it onto gmane yet.
Dan, did you arrnge to get the new forum(s) into gmane?
R.
Heuer wrote:
Paul
Are you saying FLAC sounds better than Apple Lossless?
It should sound identical.
I tried FLAC but having to rip every CD twice (second time for my iPod)
seemed like a bit of a waste of time.
http://robinbowes.com/projects/flac2mp3
To my ears there was no difference
Jack Coates wrote:
Robin Bowes wrote:
lnxguru wrote:
If you want to practice your Linux skills you could use telnet/ssh for
command line or consider using a remote X server. Cygwin and
Hummingbird(commercial) have X servers for Windows. The power and RAM
you'll need
timmorris wrote:
K.T. Tunstall - Tunstall, K.T.
James Blunt - Blunt, James
It's not as easy as you might think.
I postulated an algorithm for converting artist names to ArtistSort tags
a while ago on the Ripping format but I've never got round to writing a
tool to implement it.
pablolie wrote:
I challenge you to find a single place where my tone was off. I have
stated a problem I have with the product, period. I have not labeled
anyone or anything. Not once, ever, in any of my messages to these
forums.
I can understand your frustration but if you're using
doundounba wrote:
Well, thanks for the info JJZolx - much appreciated. Guess it looks
like I might be hunting for a Squeezebox 2 on Ebay for a while
I have a Platinum Wireless SB2 which I would be happy to trade for a
black wireless SB3.
Let me know if you're interested.
R.
some1 wrote:
Which programing lanuge was used to make this?
C++ PHP??
To make what?
slimserver is written in perl.
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lnxguru wrote:
If you want to practice your Linux skills you could use telnet/ssh for
command line or consider using a remote X server. Cygwin and
Hummingbird(commercial) have X servers for Windows. The power and RAM
you'll need for this will depend on what else you're going to do with
this
trebejo wrote:
Instead of simply re-writing the entire directory branch everytime I
need to make a full back up, I only delete the obsolete files and
update or copy the new ones by typing a single line in a terminal:
So, what happens when you realise that you deleted a file just before
you
jmhayes wrote:
mherger Wrote:
SlimServer is meant to feed players inhouse.
That's dumb.
No, that's a design criterion.
I bought an extra player for my shop, which is on one of
those DSL lines that changes IP addresses all the time, so a firewall
with limitation by IP address is gonna
jmhayes wrote:
Slimserver is open source.
It's not the server that's the problem, it's the hardware device.
Where can I download the firmware?
What has the firmware got to do with this?
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jmhayes wrote:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
What has the firmware got to do with this?
If there was a password required for the player, you'd have to have a
way to tell the player what the password was.
But there isn't, so you don't. :)
Submit an enhancement request at http
ezkcdude wrote:
I just analyzed and adjusted the replay gain in my entire library using
MP3Gain. I assumed that the gain info could be disabled, but it clearly
changes the gain even when the option for Replay gain is disabled in
SlimServer. Has anyone else had this problem? Is this a bug I
Peter Nõu wrote:
Robin Bowes wrote:
Personally, I have a 6-disk R5 array - 4 + 1 parity + 1 hot spare
I'll be going with RAID6 next time - that can withstand the loss of two
drives.
and what controller might you invest in for this (future) setup?
something relatively cheap that can
Jack Coates wrote:
dean blackketter wrote:
My experience with raid5 was a bad one. I had one drive fail on my
linux server and didn't get notified for a long time. Then when I
went to add another drive and rebuild, another (of the same vintage)
went out.
Now, I'm not 100% sure that it
Yannzola wrote:
Is it really that easy to revert to an older version of the firmware?
Yes.
Don't you need to edit the squeezebox.version file for a prompt to
appear in the player if the firmware older than called for originally?
No. It will downgrade automatically.
R.
slimdemage wrote:
I have never really seen SlimDevices respond to stability issues that
customers continually bring up. We all know that there are repeatable
problems.
So sad, and so true. After wasting many hours of my own time trying to
make this product function as advertised I returned
Jim Dibb wrote:
I wasn't referring to write corruption but the chance of simultaneous
loss of 2 drives. If you have a drive failure in your R1, it still
needs to be replaced and rebuilt before the second drive also fails.
2 drive failure is also what you primarily worry about in R5 systems,
Jim Dibb wrote:
Smiley not withstanding,
R10 is neither more reliable nor cheaper than R1. Nor more expensive
really. Also, the math from my previous post applies for why it's at
all more reliable than R5.
Actually, it's slightly more reliable. It can withstand the loss of 2
discs (one in
rocket j squirrel wrote:
Worked like a charm! So . . . when fresh out of the box, SB needs to be
told where to look to find the Slimserver. If you want to change to
another server, you have to do the hold down the power button to enter
the config menu thing.
Pressing and holding the left
Kevin O. Lepard wrote:
Multiple layers of protection:
1) Original CDs in storage
2) Copy of ripped music on 2 different hard drives
3) Copy burned to 2 sets of DVD-Rs, one off-site
4) Copy on a RAID 5 NAS
That's nice and thorough.
I'm not quite there yet. I've currently got:
1. Original
JJZolx wrote:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
1) Original CDs in storage
2) Copy of ripped music on 2 different hard drives
3) Copy burned to 2 sets of DVD-Rs, one off-site
4) Copy on a RAID 5 NAS[/color]
That's nice and thorough.
I'm not quite there yet. I've currently got:
1. Original CDs in storage
JJZolx wrote:
Add:
Browse Artwork is now actually usable. First, there's a sort
preference, so you can sort by artist, then year, then album name.
Second, text has been added to the listing to display the artist, album
and year.
Hmmm. This isn't working for me - I've chosen artist, year,
Robin Bowes wrote:
JJZolx wrote:
Add:
Browse Artwork is now actually usable. First, there's a sort
preference, so you can sort by artist, then year, then album name.
Second, text has been added to the listing to display the artist, album
and year.
Hmmm. This isn't working for me - I've
kdf wrote:
On 14-Mar-06, at 2:22 AM, Robin Bowes wrote:
Clarification: this is with fishbone - it works fine with Default skin.
skins have nothing to do with the sorting
Well how come the sorting works OK with the default skin but not with
fishbone?
R
kdf wrote:
Quoting Robin Bowes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Granted, when I first changed the setting, I do think it took a few
refreshes to get it to show.
-k
It's working now. The thing that made the difference was to set
slimserver to display placeholders for missing artwork. It now works
even
govardha wrote:
Hello,
There is this felt like piece of cloth included in my SB3 box, is that
supposed to serve any purpose?
It's to wipe fingerprints off your SB3.
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ezkcdude wrote:
Man, sounds like I need to hire my own IT person just to figure this
out. I shall give it my best efforts, but it sounds like I need some
knowledge that I do not currently have.
I'm for hire. Reasonable rates too. :)
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rblaine wrote:
Has anyone had luck with this? I'd like to run two separate slimservers
on my solaris box - one which serves up FLAC for local clients, and the
other which serves mp3 to the internet, where there isn't enough
bandwidth for flac.
It's possible to configure the http server
Fred wrote:
I have a vintage SliMP3 if you want :-)
Hey, I could add that to my collection! I've got a SB1G, SB2, SB3.
Just need an SB1 + a SliMP3 ... :)
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Hi,
I've got a load of mp3s that are encoded at a bitrate of 96kbps CBR and
a sample rate of 32.0 kHz.
Is it possible to get my SB3 to play these back correctly without all
the crackling + static noise I currently get in the left channel?
Would I need to decode and reencode at 44.1 Khz?
Can
JJZolx wrote:
I'd never buy a preamp, for instance, that only used a remote control.
Imagine not being able to walk over to your stereo and turn a knob or
press a button to turn the damned thing up or down. That's the
Squeezebox.
I agree with this - I'd like to be able to control the SB
Builder Brad wrote:
The Squeezebox is such a great piece of kit!
now I have most of my Cd collection ripped and have replaced the Cd in
my main system i am now looking at additional units around the house.
I am looking for a waterproof remote control for the SB2 to use in a
hot tub. I
aubuti wrote:
Ben Wrote:
Err, what's non random about repeating? Every song has just as much of a
chance as being next as any other, including the one that just played.
What you want is decidly non-random. You want it to pick any song but
make sure that a song from that artist and album
aubuti wrote:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
There was a bug introduced in some versions of the server whereby the
plugin would only choose from tracks that had already been played.
This
might be the problem, and upgrading to a more recent version might fix
it.
Thanks. I'm running 6.2.2 (Linux) from
mwoodroof wrote:
Failing any help, does anyone know if there is a customer services
telephone number for Slim in the UK?
Hey Dean - look, someone's looking for a support number in the UK. ;)
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Patrick Dixon said the following on 02/27/2006 09:21 AM:
What's a POS?
Piece of ...
Mine's worked fine for a couple of years now - no disconnections no
overheating. Maybe I just got a good one.
Perhaps you had a later version? The v1 units were attrocious - google
shows up loads of people
Patrick Dixon said the following on 02/27/2006 06:36 PM:
Pretty much every router I googled when I was looking had loads of
people slagging it off, and a few saying it was OK! I updated mine to
the most recent firmware I could find and it's been fine. I'm not a
very demanding wireless user
Michaelwagner said the following on 02/26/2006 06:30 PM:
OK, I can understand why you'd want multiple genres and multiple artists
for a track, but why multiple titles?
Is this for, like
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss) Cher ?
So it would show up under both if I recoded it as
The
Patrick Dixon said the following on 02/26/2006 06:55 PM:
I have a WAG54G and found that I had problems with a recent SB2. No
problem with the older SB2 which uses a different wireless card IIRC.
Updating to the latest SB2/3 Firmware (FW35) seemed to solve the
problem, so I recommend you try
Mr_Smiley said the following on 02/27/2006 12:20 AM:
Foobar deleted my ID3v2 tags leaving only v1 on about a third of my
files. It also clipped some of the longer artist names. And to top it
all off it added varius simbols to the end of most of the artists,
albums and titles.
Sounds like
bernt said the following on 02/22/2006 06:22 AM:
http://www.last.fm/user/ottovonkopp/
The girly tunes on top of the list is played by my wife and kids. ;)
Yeah, of course they are. ;)
Wait until my kids come to stay - Bob the Builder, The Wiggles, and Bear
In The Big Blue House will be top
ModelCitizen said the following on 02/21/2006 07:42 PM:
http://www.last.fm/user/ModelCitizen/
oddly enough.
I'd be a little surprised if I found any neighbours on this forum
though.
Or indeed, on this planet.
;)
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fairyliquidizer said the following on 02/21/2006 05:09 PM:
http://www.last.fm/user/fairyliquidizer/
Lets find out whose music collections we like and whose we don't :-)
http://www.last.fm/user/robinbowes
I have a last.fm related question.
You will notice that my Top Artist Overall is
Robin Bowes said the following on 02/21/2006 10:34 PM:
Does anyone know if I can delete my history and start again now that
I've sorted all my tags out?
Aha. Got it.
First question in the FAQ.
All gone now!
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Mark Lanctot said the following on 02/20/2006 08:43 PM:
tyler_durden Wrote:
Try formatting in HPFS. The default allocation size is 512 bytes, I
believe. You'll get less fragmentation in HPFS also.
TD
Thanks for the suggestion but whoa, looks complicated - you seem to
need drivers and
Eserim said the following on 02/19/2006 08:24 AM:
OK, a change from topics complaining about random white noise, here's
one requesting it.
With a 4 day old baby coming home today that has been played white
noise in the maternity ward, I was wondering if any clever developer
has writen
jth said the following on 02/16/2006 03:29 PM:
I've also got proof-of-concept code working to 'fix' the database
renumbering issue by using a fingerprint of a track rather than
slimserver's ID number. This is going to take a while to see the
light of day though.
It's probably worth bringing
cenzo said the following on 02/14/2006 09:02 PM:
it seems that slimserver is unable to use its group privileges.
i start slimserver with an init script, wherein i declare:
--user=slimserver --group=slimserver
in /etc/group i have:
muzak:x:101:slimserver
and in /etc/passwd i have:
Michael Herger said the following on 02/10/2006 09:17 AM:
Um..if I change my server to use an IP hide program will it let
me subscribe?
I'm sitting in the same boat (living in Switzerland). But I don't fear
IP blocking. I think it's a purely legal issue with no technical
ron thigpen said the following on 02/08/2006 04:22 PM:
Mark Lanctot wrote:
I haven't been able to get this site to load this morning.
I'm getting simple connection timeouts. Most likely just load from the
hordes wanting to download the app. (There's a highly ranked mention on
Digg).
thxnordic said the following on 02/05/2006 09:35 PM:
Hi,
I do not get a sound after the reflash and even the factory reset (it
work before).
I see the song I like to listen too but the VU meter does not move. I
believe the song does not start to play. I tried the radio but also no
success.
oli said the following on 02/02/2006 01:23 AM:
Is there any simple to use programme (ideally with a GUI) that will
allow me to convert files ,already ripped as FLACs, to mp3 for use on
an ipod etc.
If you're happy running perl scripts (no GUI I'm afraid) you might like
to try flac2mp3:
snarlydwarf said the following on 02/02/2006 03:57 AM:
dborn Wrote:
And I decide to play songs with the following criteria:
include rock, exclude grunge
It's wrong because it's based on a faulty premise...
There is only include
There is no exclude.
It would be nice if there was
seanadams said the following on 02/02/2006 07:08 PM:
As you can see (unless you're using email) we've rearranged the forums a
bit - we'll also be adding a couple new ones shortly.
Sean,
If it needs it, can you let us know when the gmane feed has been updated
too?
Thanks,
R.
Michaelwagner said the following on 02/01/2006 12:01 PM:
radish Wrote:
slow a track down a chunk and you get phasing on transients like snares,
and kick drums lose all their definition.
I guess this gets into what we use it for.
Swing DJs don't muck with the sound when we play for dancing.
Patrick Dixon said the following on 02/01/2006 01:27 PM:
Those of us who work with audio (I work for http://www.jssaudio.co.uk)
often make the mistake of assuming that everyone who listens to music
is
as passionate and/or knowledgable about audio quality as we are.
They're
not!Robin, I've just
Patrick Dixon said the following on 02/01/2006 02:32 PM:
In the Gallery!
(I missed Status Quo too)
Which Gallery?
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Alex Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes said the following on 02/01/2006 03:23 PM:
On Wed 1 February 2006 15:05, Robin Bowes wrote:
Patrick Dixon said the following on 02/01/2006 02:32 PM:
In the Gallery!
(I missed Status Quo too)
Which Gallery?
http://www.jssaudio.co.uk/JSSWeb/My_Homepage_Files
Craig said the following on 02/01/2006 04:18 PM:
I didn't realise you were in the PA game and only in York too, we're
talking about replaceing our EV MT1 rig sometime soon. We won't be
needing one of those big bent systems though :-)
Where are you?
Get in touch and I can sort you out a nice
Robin Bowes said the following on 02/01/2006 04:44 PM:
Yahoo:robin_bowes
AIM: robinbowes
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gaaah, that's: robin-.net at robinbowes dot com
Tel. +44 (7737) 776768
Forgot to ask, who's we? i.e. what are you using your MT-1 for?
R
Simon @ Home said the following on 02/01/2006 06:54 PM:
Get with it Robin, he doesn't mean your home pages he means the gallery of
http://www.jssaudio.co.uk.
And he's right, music lover :-)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got there in the end!
Anyway, I didn't do any of those gigs.
I do however have
dborn said the following on 01/31/2006 11:27 PM:
Peter van Cooten Wrote:
Another question is what happens when you have the genre tag
rap;indecent,
and start a random mix INcluding rap and EXcluding indecent.
I don't know, but I guess it still would be played based on the rap
tag.
I
I really don't think it is much of a RAM problem: I notice that the CPU
pretty much gets maxed out when loading pages like Browse Artists,
Browse Albums. It just may be that I need to move slimserver to a
machine with a faster CPU. I was hoping I could use the older PIII as
it is a
WrightDawg said the following on 01/28/2006 05:29 PM:
Nope not using ITunes. This is totally out of left field as this just
happened last night. Before then, everything was working as it should.
Again, it's not doubling the albums per se, what it's doing is listing
the same album
blberenb said the following on 01/25/2006 01:04 PM:
Adding songs to existing playlists is a great feature when you are
throwing a party and friends are browsing your music libraries.
However, songs are always added to the bottom of the playlist. I would
love the option to add a song to my
Patrick Dixon said the following on 01/25/2006 10:17 AM:
Hmm, well I've spent the 5 minutes and I'm getting nowhere ...
I'm getting:
mysql Ungrant all on slimserver.* to slimserver [identified by
'password'];
ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the
manual that
Browny said the following on 01/25/2006 01:30 PM:
Install it onto your Ubuntu box. You can then use the browser on your
XP box. You don't need to install a web server (bit like Slimserver in
that respect.
To use phpmyadmin? Yes you do.
phpMyAdmin uses (surprisingly enough) php which needs a
Patrick Dixon said the following on 01/25/2006 07:06 PM:
I will send you an empty black case if you'll cover the postage.
I'm in the UK.
Hey Patrick, I'll take one - I too prefer black!
IM me to discuss details:
AOL:robinbowes
Yahoo: robin_bowes
MSN:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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thorby said the following on 01/21/2006 12:25 PM:
I know there are a number of posts concerning this and I have looked at
them and I have had no success (I am not UNIX literate).
I have been following Marc Field's excellent guide on installating
slimserver but having problems on a
Dave Strickler said the following on 01/21/2006 03:29 PM:
I have about 13,000 MP3s ripped down to a dedicated SuSE server, running
Slimserver v6.2. Its not a rockin server, but its got 4GB of RAM and a
1.3GB processor, and normally has a 0.5 to 1.0 LA.
Is this server running other stuff as
empty99 said the following on 01/20/2006 08:08 AM:
Oh, I also don't have time to play with all the compression formats
available, those I have tried left me with some after-effect like
eating food with too much MSG, slight headache and stiff neck after
long listening sessions.
If you only try
stokessd said the following on 01/19/2006 04:39 AM:
So I would like to be able to organize my music and deal with artists
etc and be able to download the MP3 versions to our ipods, and only
play FLAC versions to the squeezebox. So far, my mental solution is to
keep two separate libraries and
Kyle said the following on 01/19/2006 08:11 PM:
I'll gladly pay $50 to anyone who will come to my house and get my
artwork issues worked out.
I'll do it remotely, if possible.
IM me:
AIM:robinbowes
Yahoo: robin_bowes
MSN:robin-.net at robinbowes dot com
R.
Kyle said the following on 01/19/2006 09:02 PM:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
I'll do it remotely, if possible.
See this thread.:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=20204. I welcome any
suggestions.
Seen it.
Let me in remotely and I'll take a look.
No fix, no fee.
R
egd said the following on 01/19/2006 02:13 AM:
Hi
I've been considering getting an SB for some time now and am now just
about ready to bite the bullet and get the SB3.
Before I do I want to ensure I make the right decisions in terms of
storage. I've seen many posts discussing the pros
jimwillsher said the following on 16/01/2006 21:07:
The website here:
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_specs.html
says
Linux/BSD/Solaris/Other: Perl 5.8.3 or later
I don't really have the option of upgrading as there's no RPM available
for my distribution (CentOs) and I'm a Linux
Hi,
Just an idle thought, but how would I go about using the Nokia 770 skin
with Firefox and having it appear in a browser window sized to match the
mative resolution of the skin and with no toolbars or menu?
I thought it might make a nice control panel instead of running the
full web page.
cliveb said the following on 17/01/2006 16:19:
Thanks to everyone for giving their views on this matter. I wasn't
looking for a solution; just making an observation.
For what it's worth, I control the SB2 purely through the standard
remote. (Despite the fact there are 6 PCs in the house,
dSw said the following on 14/01/2006 10:26:
snarlydwarf Wrote:
The differenc between 'AND' and 'OR', basically.
OK, your explanation makes sense, however that is certainly not clear
from the wording Genres to include in your mix:, which is ambiguous
at best.
What's ambiguous sbout Genres
bklaas said the following on 17/01/2006 23:07:
this is javascript code to do it as a bookmarklet. Replace localhost
with the IP of your slimserver.
javascript:var winOpts =
'resizable=no,scrollbars=yes,width=800,height=480';function
popUp(pPage) { var popUpWin =
bklaas said the following on 17/01/2006 23:07:
this is javascript code to do it as a bookmarklet. Replace localhost
with the IP of your slimserver.
javascript:var winOpts =
'resizable=no,scrollbars=yes,width=800,height=480';function
popUp(pPage) { var popUpWin =
bklaas said the following on 18/01/2006 00:50:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
2. The window doesn't appear on top - it disappears behind the current
window
That's weird, since the popUpWin.focus() line should have put it on top
(it works for me, FF1.5/Linux). Don't know why it's working that way
Robin Bowes said the following on 18/01/2006 01:15:
bklaas said the following on 18/01/2006 00:50:
Robin Bowes Wrote:
2. The window doesn't appear on top - it disappears behind the current
window
That's weird, since the popUpWin.focus() line should have put it on top
(it works for me, FF1.5
highdudgeon said the following on 03/01/2006 16:13:
Amazing -- just amazing.
Too bad no one can explain how ripping a CD you have purchased into
YOUR hard drive is different from making a cassette from an LP.
I don't know what country you're in, but that's technically illegal in
the UK. I
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