[slim] Re: Manual rescan only finds first song.

2006-04-13 Thread imahawki
1) How long would you guess it would take to scan a ~1200 song library? 2) How does that explain the browsing directly the the song file which both SS and the ROKU SEE, that it still will only play the first song? BTW, I'm going to do some more testing because I've had some very random file

[slim] Re: Manual rescan only finds first song.

2006-04-12 Thread imahawki
OK, I just noticed something. I have rescan music library set to off in the web interface. I had set it to 1am with the ROKU but apparently its not actually turned on so I have no clue why it finds songs over night on its own. -- imahawki

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-13 Thread dropbear
just to clarify what addersses are being asked for: every device that sit on your netowrk must have a unique IP address. So, the SB3 will have it's own IP address and your PC where you are running Slimserver will have a different IP address. DHCP is a method of automatically giving a network

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-13 Thread dean blackketter
On Jan 12, 2006, at 10:28 PM, Bruce S. wrote: 4) It then asks me 'Select a music source (1 of 3). When it does so, it displays as the first choice the IP address of my machine that I determined by 'ipconfig' and then typed in manually one of the times earlier when I went through this step.

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-13 Thread Bruce S .
Is phone support a viable option? I called it twice (this morning during business hours) and no-one is answering. -- Bruce S. Bruce S.'s Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2532 View this thread:

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-13 Thread Daniel Cohen
On 13/1/06 at 08:28 -0800, Bruce S. wrote Is phone support a viable option? I called it twice (this morning during business hours) and no-one is answering. I've never tried, but I believe it usually works. The Mac expo may have pulled most of the support people away from supporting. --

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-13 Thread Bruce S .
Phone support (Kevin) got me through the keying in of the encryption password via the remote correctly. One must right arrow through any numbers that are 2 or 3 so as to confirm to the software that you are not typing in a hexadecimal character (ABCDEF). Once that was done correctly, the

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
Do you mean by that 'did I download and install Slimserver on my computer'? If that is what you meant by your question, then the answer is yes. I have been using it for a month and listening via Softsqueeze. My problems seems to be related to what the remote can and cannot do. Right now, it only

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Jack Coates
Do you mean by that 'did I download and install Slimserver on my computer'? If that is what you meant by your question, then the answer is yes. I have been using it for a month and listening via Softsqueeze. My problems seems to be related to what the remote can and cannot do. Right now,

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
According to the documentation on the actual Slimserver software 'Getting Started' page, I am supposed to see this welcome screen when I start up the SB3: Would you like to set up the player? No, proceed with startup I don't get that screen and I am forced to deal with Network issues,

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread radish
If you haven't got the regular menu then you're not connected to the slimserver. The signal strength is displayed regardless of whether you're connected to anything. I assume you went through the setup networking steps - at the end of that you should get a Connecting to Slimserver... message and

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Jack Coates
According to the documentation on the actual Slimserver software 'Getting Started' page, I am supposed to see this welcome screen when I start up the SB3: Would you like to set up the player? No, proceed with startup That's what I see on my SB2 which is on the same LAN as the

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
I now believe you are right. I type ipconfig in the cmd window and discovered my slimserver ip address. I then correctly entered it after going through the connection sequence and it failed to connect at that point. I checked firewall exceptions and they are already checked, meaning slimserver

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Jack Coates
I now believe you are right. I type ipconfig in the cmd window and discovered my slimserver ip address. I then correctly entered it after going through the connection sequence and it failed to connect at that point. I checked firewall exceptions and they are already checked, meaning

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
I think I have done everything properly. Except that the automatic DCHP bit has me confused. I let it do its automatic thing and after that I would have thought it would finish but it continues by asking me for my Slimserver IP address, which I assume is the IP address of my machine. Why, if it

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Jack Coates
I think I have done everything properly. Except that the automatic DCHP bit has me confused. I let it do its automatic thing and after that I would have thought it would finish but it continues by asking me for my Slimserver IP address, which I assume is the IP address of my machine. Why,

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
Are those steps you gave steps I can make using the remote on the SB3 or what? I have never seen those options go by in the time I have been scrolling through SB3 menus. I don't know how to make the Slimserver machine ping the SB3 since I don't know the SB3 IP address. How do I get it? I suspect

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
After the step where it automatically gets an IP address (DHCP) it succeeds and displays the IP address. Then it goes to the next screen where it asks me to select a music source. What it then displays is the correct IP address that I typed in earlier. If I push the right arrow, meaning I like

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Jack Coates
After the step where it automatically gets an IP address (DHCP) it succeeds and displays the IP address. Then it goes to the next screen where it asks me to select a music source. What it then displays is the correct IP address that I typed in earlier. If I push the right arrow, meaning I

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
OK. 1) Squeezebox boots up and says hi -- I'll give you that one even though it doesn't say Hi. 2) You press the button, it requests an address from your router No. I requests an encryption key/router password from me. After I type it in, it goes off (connecting to wireless network) and comes

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
I have tried the manually set the IP address steps. It asks me what the IP address of the Player is. Why does it ask me what its own IP address is? I would have thought it knows that itself.Is it allowing me to assign one for the player willy-nilly? If so, why? -- Bruce S.

Re: [slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Jack Coates
I have tried the manually set the IP address steps. It asks me what the IP address of the Player is. Why does it ask me what its own IP address is? I would have thought it knows that itself.Is it allowing me to assign one for the player willy-nilly? If so, why? Because some people don't

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
Thanks for your help Mr. StinkingPig, but I am afraid even though I have been in software for 22 years, these questions aren't so easy. So 1) verify that the Slimserver is running I can only assume that since I can see it up that it is running. 2) and that the firewall isn't blocking it. I

[slim] Re: Manual

2006-01-12 Thread Bruce S .
Are these not the basic steps? 1) Some kind of general connection is made to the wireless router once I enter its encryption/password key. This seems happy. 2) Since I select Obtain IP address automatically (DHCP) it goes and does something and comes back. 3) It displays the found IP address