the application will ignore
> this error and attempt to continue. InvalidArgument=Value of '0' is
> not valid for 'SelectedIndex'. Parameter name: SelectedIndex
>
> If I hit Continue I get the same message.
>
> Any thoughts what's wrong, please?
#x27;re running an
incompatible server version, or possibly have a login password enabled
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>
> Tversity(http://www.tversity.com ) is like slimserver 6.2 which sites
> on the server and talks to third party receivers such as Squeezebox,
> Noxon, dlink,linksys, philips etc. Not only it does audio but also
> video as well. Its free an
ing any of your
players, that's what's causing the crash. The interesting thing, of
course, is why it can't see them/it.
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ting to Slimserver..." message and then
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tomsi42 Wrote:
> Nice website - can you tell us what tools you are using ?
>
>
> Tom
For the website? The main site is running WordPress 1.5 with a custom
theme. The photo pages are running Gallery 2.0 pretty much stock. At
some point I'll get around to reskinning
few hundred hits a day) but it seems to perform OK too.
Version 2 just came out, I'll be upgrading at some point soon.
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Someone should tell that to the guys who make Slingbox :)
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firstname @ the domain you got the download from if you get a chance.
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h you use for DVR etc then
the 360 would probably be a nice way to watch videos in other rooms.
Without that, it's pretty useless, and certainly no comparison with SB3
for audio.
I'm still looking for a (simple) way to watch DivX on my TV without
burning DVD
release - thanks for the report!
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7;ve never
really had anything other than a flawless experience. That, and past
problems with Samba, are what have kept me from running Linux on my SS
machine.
But I encourage everyone to choose what's best for them :)
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nes "ease of use" is vastly overrated. I wouldn't use it if you
paid me.
2) I don't see iTunes running onn linux, or being controlled from a
Nokia 770, or a cellphone.
3) Give SD the budget of Apple and we
Also check out WinSlim (http://www.adamreeve.com/software/) if you're
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I have a 1G I don't need in the US (NJ), shipping should be less than
from the UK. Interested?
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You can get the XP Home Upgrade edition for around $100, the upgrade
from 98 should be as straightforward as sticking the disc in and
answering some questions. If you're feeling braver, take a backup, wipe
the disk and do a clean install.
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as much as you can get away with, but maybe not quite that much.
With 512 available, I'd be wary of going much above 200 for the process
as a whole - what does music magic use?
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power it's not always clean.
That's why when I play I use regular old-fashioned pitch adjustment -
people don't notice that the track is half an octave down nearly as
much as they notice distortion and echos.
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> with each other...
Indeed - pick one and configure it correctly
ff?
Gotta be a way around this :)
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Well, I think the NYT mention is working :)
http://tinyurl.com/dma3n
This page changes on an hourly basis, but it's currently showing the
SB3 as Amazon's no 2 "Mover and Shaker", rising from position 1340 in
the sales rank yesterday to 142
he SB's IR
blaster functionality to control the other devices through that.
In my case the album art is not really important, so I use a universal
remote. I'm very happy with the Harmony products - excellent WAF and
the new ones with the color screen look th
ed - a GPL app can link to anything it likes, it's the other way
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Beatport do, if it suits your music style.
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quot;8Mb" is 8 megabytes, I think it's much more
likely to be 8 megabits, or 1 megabyte.
915472 / (1024 * 1024) = 87%
I'm guessing the missing memory (13k or so?) is used for things other
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Low buffers are caused by not having enough bandwidth on the network.
You've got a weak signal, interference, or both.
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ike? What are
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of its presence
> and migrate that program to its receiver?
No - the plugins are server plugins, nothing is sent to the squeezebox
except the occasional firmware update.
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ls - hard and soft keys, ultra-easy setup,
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t if I'm
> listening to Internet Radio or my own collection.
>
> Any suggestions?
To what? What's the problem?
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It's working fine for me in 6.2.1.
EDIT: Correction - it works on the web interface, not on the SB itself.
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hdarwen Wrote:
> A (slightly) related question ... is new music keyed off the file mod
> date,
> or does Slim remember when it was added to the library?
>
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IMHO it's always worth raising a bug report unless it's a dupe. It's
easy to close it if not needed, and it saves losing the impressive
amount of research you've done! One note - they'll probably want some
test files so be prepared to make the
This has been answered before in more detail (you might want to search)
but the slimp3 was released in 2001 and they're still going strong. I
wouldn't worry....
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> For not much more than $300 you can get an actual PC running Linux.
Well, yes, and you could also get 400 candy bars or 20 CDs - but I fail
to see the comparison. If I wanted a PC running Linux that's what I
would have bought...
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most of us have probably achieved.
All I see is success - perhaps, just perhaps, they know what they're
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s no Pandora plugin, Slim are officially adding support for
Pandora to SqueezeNetwork, and the two seem to have some kind of cross
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just skinned this engine (similar to the mozilla
> model). I think then that we'd get the best of both worlds and everyone
> could be happier.
>
> Not gonna happen though :)
That would be a disaster. You need to read up on biodivers
>
> But if you use a different program to build your playlists, this is no
> problem at all.
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skipped. This isn't a gap - there's no silence - but
a click would be audible in many cases. There's a bug report already
raised for this issue but disabling native flac should fix it.
Another thing to check is that crossfade and player sync are both
disable
passively cooled northbridge. Even with 4 HDDs in the box
(Seagate are my choice) it's basically inaudible from a seated
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Take a copy of the .pref files and reinstall a stable version. You may
have to do a full rescan, or you may not.
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there are samples missing, trust me :) The bug report has audio samples
clearly demonstrating the problem.
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thing.
>
I think you misunderstand the point of the feature. It's not a
playlist, it's a collection of "things" (which can be songs, radio
stations, albums, playlists, whatever) which you want quick access to.
So I'd recommend making a regular playlist with your
Are you sure it's not just dirt? I'd try a qtip and some alcohol.
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> If I try to connect to stream.mp3 at this point I get a synch error in
> Winamp. Ok, there's no stream happening, so I understand that. I guess.
That bit sounds wrong. You should get a silent stream.
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It should appear in the list when you connect to stream.mp3 and
disappear when you disconnect. Just like regular squeezeboxes appear
and disappear as they connect/disconnect.
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It's not an option, it's how it always works. If it's not doing it for
you, you must not have track number tags in your files. What file
format/tagger are you using
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It's on Player Settings/Audio, right at the bottom. That's with the
current version of SS (6.2.1).
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> what radish probably means is that those of us who can fix, had better
> get off our lazy butts and fix them.
>
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>
That's exactly what it does do for me. Sounds like the docs are wrong -
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ying them straight through. Crossfading is simply a hack to
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#x27;d get the effect you
want on a mixer by bringing channel A down to zero and then B up from
zero, leaving the crossfader centered the whole time.
> Call it what you will, I'd just like the function.
And so would I. But the first step to gett
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>
> Only an issue for Microsoft filesystems.
>
Correction: only an issue for certain filesystems, and even then only
when they are heavily written/rewritten. Not the case the OP described.
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MAC is unknown and the IP is dynamic.
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I was assuming the Treo was coming in from the outside world via GPRS or
something, in which case all you'll have is an IP. However, of course,
if you're on a local network via wireless there surely will be a MAC.
Kirk Ferguson Wrote:
>
> Or perhaps this one:
>
> http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/lights/59e0/
>
> :-)
>
> Kirk
That's what I have on my desk :) Get's a _lot_ of comments.
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> On Mar 2, 2006, at 12:18 PM, radish wrote:
>
> >
> > Regular player preferences are keyed by MAC, because as you rightly
> > point out, IPs can change quite frequently. Where the MAC is
> > unavailable (because it's on a routed network) I gues
What everyone's forgetting is where your packets go after they leave
your house - out into the big bad internet. If SSL is good enough to
protect them out there (and by and large it is) then it's good enough
to protect them in transit from your notebook to your router.
If that's not it, it may be a bug. I don't use iTunes though so I can't
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Michaelwagner Wrote:
> You are, of course, correct, radish. If SSL is good enough for the
> internet at large, it's going to be OK in a 200 foot wireless radius.
> My comments about wardriving a cray were meant to be humourous.
And they were :) I was just imagining a trailer wit
Actually, these days, most media players (on Windows anyway) do stream
the PCM - at least as an option. I know I don't have any of the CD
audio cables hooked up in my machine and it works just fine.
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A couple of things come to mind. Firstly, the network protocols are
different (SMB vs HTTP) - it's possible one works better in your
particular circumstances. Secondly, depending on your settings it's
possible SlimServer is transcoding your mp3s back down to a lower
bitrate.
There's also WinSlim (http://www.adamreeve.com/software/) which will
give you basic transport controls in a small native windows app.
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I'm pretty sure the volume adjustment is handled on the player, so it
wouldn't make any difference.
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ezkcdude Wrote:
> Assuming he already has a computer, of course.
The opus is $3000. He could buy several computers and still come out
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Apologies - I didn't notice the "also" in your original post.
I had assumed the server was in a colo and so had decent upstream. The
3mb/256k connection is in his home, thus he's using the downstream
(3mb) to stream the
What I don't get is how a digital signal can be "too hot". It's just 16
bit PCM right? So the range is fixed. Surely a 16 bit DAC which clips
converting 16 bit values to analog is kinda broken?
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DAC. If you're at full input range and you EQ it up, it'll clip. To
verify that it's not the SB doing something weird hook up a regular CDP
and play the same track, should be exactly th
Try EAC? It's ripped all my "protected" CDs just fine.
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I would think it's much more likely to be your IO bogging down than CPU,
but task manager will tell you for sure. Last time I checked I could
play while scanning on my server and it's just a lowly Athlon.
ab. Look for the slim.exe
process and check the CPU column, if it's staying at or around 100 for
significant amounts of time then you may have a CPU issue. More likely,
I think, it will be significantly lower, and that indicates something
else is causing the problem - and it's probably
ins) are GPL, not proprietary. If they have modified Slimserver
(i.e. they're not just distributing the same code we all use) then
where are their source patches? I didn't see them on their site. And
for them to break the plugin interface to require re-coding of plugins,
well that seems a little
lable?
Owners - does the documentation include an offer to give you the
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bpa Wrote:
> Regarding mplayer - I'd expect that Progressive are using the standard
> build for PPC.
>
It doesn't matter who built it - they're distributing the binary, they
need to make the source available. It's not like
any
changes to the source before compiling those changes should also be
made available either as diffs or entire source tarballs.
I'm actually far more concerned about Qnap's misappropriation of the
Linux kernel and SAMBA than anyt
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