On 9/30/05, street_samurai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:I'm using my SB2 as a bridge for my Tivo right now and it works great.
The key is to get a cross-over network cable to connect to the twodevices. Otherwise, no workie.
My Tivo is a series 1 with a cachecard - if connecting directly to the
squee
I had an older Carver Tube Reference CD player that cost me well over
$1500 when I originally bought it. After only three days of listening
to my SB2, I threw it in a box and its now collecting dust in my
basement. I was absolutely shocked at how much better the SB2's DAC
was.
Another factor in
I'm using my SB2 as a bridge for my Tivo right now and it works great.
The key is to get a cross-over network cable to connect to the two
devices. Otherwise, no workie.
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Yep - my Linux Slimserver machine uses the SB2 as a wireless bridge.
Very quick to set up and works flawlessly.
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Terrific! Just saved myself a few bucks, I guess. Thanks - Pat
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tubesguy Wrote:
> Has anyone tried to use the SB2 as a bridge to enable network control of
> a Tivo? I've got a switch connected to my SB2 and use it as a bridge for two
other computers. Works great.
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In terms of DAC and DSP features/performance, Squeezebox1 is basically
the same as SLIMP3, except with the addition of s/pdif output and pcm
passthrough capability.
Squeezebox2 architecture has nothing in common with Squeezebox1 except
for the internal OS and few other layers of software.
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DSP/DAC: Micronas MAS3539 (integrated single chip):
Squeezebox2 (2005):
DSP: Slim Devices' software (on Ubicom ip3023)
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/29/05 10:27 AM >>>
> On 9/29/05, PAUL WILLIAMSON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Speaking of which, I think the internal DAC is a Crystal 4334 DAC,
> > right?
> >
>
> If you are talking about the SB2, then no. You might want to reverify
> if Pat said that about the SB1
On 9/29/05, PAUL WILLIAMSON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Speaking of which, I think the internal DAC is a Crystal 4334 DAC,right?If you are talking about the SB2, then no. You might want to reverify if Pat said that about the SB1 or the SB2 DAC because they are very different beasts.
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/29/05 8:16 AM >>>
>
> I would estimate that the internal dac is of a similar quality to
> a stand alone cd player of around the same or slightly lower
> price.
>
Speaking of which, I think the internal DAC is a Crystal 4334 DAC,
right?
Paul
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I would estimate that the internal dac is of a similar quality to a
stand alone cd player of around the same or slightly lower price.
'significantly better' is very subjective and will be very dependant on
the quality of the amp and speakers.
IMO, The squeezebox2 has a better sound than my che
If you look over at the audiophiles section, you'll see those who prefer
the SB2 over their hi-end CD players costing several thousands of US
dollars. So it's probably very difficult to answer your question with
even a ball park figure.
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Problem solved! It turns out my router had gotten into a weird
state where it was broadcasting on two channels at once. As a
result, devices that had already connected were working fine, but new
devices couldn't connect. After doing a hard reset on the router
and reconfiguring, the SB2 connected
I have heard of DHCP not working properly over wireless on Linksys
routers (I realise yours is a Netgear - but they are just as dodgy ;-)
). Are the other DHCP clients wired or wireless?
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I agree completely! However, I can't find anything wrong with any
of those settings. At this point, I'm operating on the assumption
that either the SB2 or my router has gotten itself into an unstable
state and needs a hard reset. If resetting both of them to the
factory state doesn't fix the pro
Well, if you are selecting an SSID from a list, then your wireless *is*
communicating with the router(s) !
There are only four things I can think of that will prevent the
completion of the connection: 1) mac address issues, 2) filtering, 3)
firewall, 4) security/authentication mechanisms.
I pres
MrC Wrote:
> This wouldn't explain why a static IP wasn't working for A.J.
It would if it was more than just DHCP which doesn't workwhen I get
this problem I never bother trying a static I just restart. Anyhow,
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I'll take you up on that bet - I could use the money! The SSID is
chosen from a list of available networks, and definitely matches (it
also matched when I connected to the other router). The security
method (none - I normally use MAC address filtering, and have added the
SB2's MAC, but I've disab
This wouldn't explain why a static IP wasn't working for A.J.
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I find that if I connect using a cable and then go back to wireless,
DHCP refuses to work until I do a hard reset. Try that (unplug power,
hold down Add, reconnect power, release Add when it says "Factory
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I'm betting your SSID and/or security method is misconfigured on your
SB2, not matching your router.
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There's nothing bizarre about the IP address. The 169.254/16 address
range is used for automatic configurations when a static IP is not
configured and a DHCP server is not found.
Your SB2 is simply not receiving its DHCP allocated address, for some
unknown (as of yet) reason.
Use a static IP se
kdf Wrote:
> The bug is still targetted for 6.2, so as long as that lasts it would
> seem that
> the intent is to have a fix by october(ish). In the end, however, it
> either
> works or it doesn't and the schedule could always slip.
> -k
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Quoting moobaa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> radish Wrote:
> > I'm not denying it's awesomeness :) But there is still sometimes a
> > problem at track transitions with native FLAC (transcoding to WAV is
> > fine). It's NOT a gap, it's a skip, and I'm not the only person who
> > hears it (thankfully).
radish Wrote:
> I'm not denying it's awesomeness :) But there is still sometimes a
> problem at track transitions with native FLAC (transcoding to WAV is
> fine). It's NOT a gap, it's a skip, and I'm not the only person who
> hears it (thankfully).
>
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?
I'm not denying it's awesomeness :) But there is still sometimes a
problem at track transitions with native FLAC (transcoding to WAV is
fine). It's NOT a gap, it's a skip, and I'm not the only person who
hears it (thankfully).
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1434
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vidurapparao Wrote:
> chrisal wrote:
>
> >Radish - keep us posted on your progress - this is a crucial feature
> for
> >me too. I haven't got an SB2 yet so this could be a show stopper if
> it's
> >a widespread bug.
> >
> >Does anyone actually have this working successfully?
> >
> >
> >
> Yes
This was the first time I had to request for warranty repair
internationally. It was particularly worrying considering I am doing it
for a product I purchased online, supplied a company located thousands
of miles away from home. Too many things can go wrong.
The RMA process turned out to be simpl
Mick, this is what I am seeing on my SB2 as well. The description of
your problem is similar to what I described at the top of this thread.
My SB2 has added a few new twists to the problem description I put up
earlier. Now it would also stop playback after a few minutes into
playing, just like yo
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Just to bring some closure to this thread
I did the debugging as suggested by KDF for four days and this problem
never happened during that time. Then I decided I didn't need to see
the temperature on the SB2 since I have a wireless thermometer in the
next room, so I removed SuperDateime as my s
I've got a dlink DWL-p200
(http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=332&sec=0)
that I bought for my home broadband (long distance 802.11, I live in
the
mountains). I switched providers and no longer need it. It'll do 2.5A @
5V,
which should be fine (as noted below). $25 + USPS shipping to whoever
wants
Yan Tran Wrote:
>
> Yan
>
What! Another Yan(n).
Doppleganger! There can be only one...
;)
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I just found a faster way to recover from this problem. Just unplug from
power source and leave idle for 15 minutes. Reconnect power and execute
a factory reset. Reconfigure all network parameters connect... all will
be ok.
This problem has occurred no less than 6 times since last weekend. I
have
Hi Sean,
It happened again a moment ago. Exactly the same sympton. I am
calling [EMAIL PROTECTED] for help.
seanadams Wrote:
> Congratulations, this is the most bizarre failure we've ever heard of. I
> have no idea what would cause it - maybe a bad memory chip or power
> supply... so strange.
>
seanadams Wrote:
> That's a lovely ostrich - BTW they make delicious burgers in case you
> haven't tried one.
And one heck of a large omlette.
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>
> I knew sombody would complain about it. Sorry. I have now turned that
> into an ostrich
Oh, no complaint meant at all, nor reques
SB2 was working fine since last evening. I will continue to monitor and
if it happens again I will get in touch with SD support. Thanks for the
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If you ask have I done anything special recently before the occurrence.
Well, I tried the 6.2 nightly on the same PC (I uninstalled 6.1.1 then
installed 6.2). This involves firmware upgrade to 16. The key feature I
was looking for in 6.2 was not working correctly so I performed a
rollback to 6.1.1
kbelinski Wrote:
> I started noticing the weird problem only after the upgrade and
> downgrade exercise. Have I done anything wrong in the process?
That's a lovely ostrich - BTW they make delicious burgers in case you
haven't tried one.
No I don't think the upgrade/downgrade is related - when t
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I knew sombody would complain about it. Sorry. I have now turned that
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Congratulations, this is the most bizarre failure we've ever heard of. I
have no idea what would cause it - maybe a bad memory chip or power
supply... so strange.
If it happens frequently please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] so we
can get it swapped out. Never heard of anything like this and would
li
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On Sunday 14 August 2005 14:13, chris wrote:
> Thanks Barry - is their address a retail outlet? I'm not going to be
> turning up at a warehouse if I go visit them am I?
Hi Chris - it's not really a retail outlet, but I think you can drop in
anytime during normal business hours. They have an SB2
Barry McLarnon Wrote:
> Travel-Net Communications in Ottawa stocks them.
> See http://www.travel-net.com/
>
> Barry (a satisfied customer)
Thanks Barry - is their address a retail outlet? I'm not going to be
turning up at a warehouse if I go visit them am I?
Thanks to all for their replies and
Slim have said in the past that they will ship to Hotel's etc, so that
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Which is all perfectly legal, and from the individual consumers' point
of view most likely the best idea. But on the flip side, if any given
store gets too much grief from a particular low-volume product, they
may just decide it's not worth the hassle and stop selling it. That
would be bad for eve
max.spicer Wrote:
> I emailed my supplier to ask for a replacement and was told the
> following. I never got around to contacting them as I had waited for
> so long for my SB2 that I really didn't want to be without it so soon.
> Are these the people that you're having problems with?
>
> > Reg
kdf Wrote:
> Also of note, is there any chance that your internet connection goes
> down sporadicly?
Yes, we are on dialup with internet connection sharing, and of course
it does disconnect from time to time. However, I disabled the RSSNews
plugin and haven't been using it since 7/26. The SuperD
Also of note, is there any chance that your internet connection goes
down sporadicly? After disconnecting mine for a while today, I
remembered that the RSSNews plugin can cause the server to lock in low
CPU mode if the DNS lookup fails.
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Quoting MeSue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> I think I figured it out:
> "g:\program files\slimserver\server\slim.exe" --d_http --d_info
> (SlimServer is installed on my G drive.)
>
> Do just leave the command window open until it happens again?
>
yes, or until you get bored with trying :)
Try experime
I think I figured it out:
"g:\program files\slimserver\server\slim.exe" --d_http --d_info
(SlimServer is installed on my G drive.)
Do just leave the command window open until it happens again?
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> it may help to run the server via command line, with some debug flags
> set
Can you tell me exactly how to do that, or point me to some
instructions?
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if you are seeing nothing in the cpu usage, and nothing is actually crashing, it
may help to run the server via command line, with some debug flags set. This
way you can see ongoing activity and possibly track down exactly what is
causing the server to simply stall.
c:\program files\slimserver\s
I hate to say it but I am having this problem with silent crashes again.
What I mean by silent crashes is that SlimServer still appears in the
system tray, but the web interface and the SB2 become unresponsive and
the clock is stuck on a incorrect time. on the PC running SlimServer,
CPU and memory
Nick,
Yes, I did pay the postage to them. I did not think about it at the
time but as you say it seems only right that they should pay it and get
recompense from Slim Devices. I don't know what arrangements SD had
with it's UK distributors over this issue but if I remember they did
not give any
Tell me David, when you sent the unit to Progressive for replacement did
*you* have to pay the postage? Like a fool I did and I feel very hacked
off about it. Why should I be punished by having to pay the postage? My
only crime was to buy the unit in the first place.
Progressive told me that my r
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>
> If anything like this happens to me again, with any product, I will
> quote the Sale of Goods Act to the supplier and insist on a replacement
> or refund.
>
>
Absolutely agree. As I'm sure you know, your contract is with the
retailer, not Slim or their distributor. It's you
I was one of the unlucky ones too!
I had purchased mine from Broadbandstuff.co.uk and this is what I was
told when I asked for it to be fixed:
"Regarding the problem with the headphone socket on the Squeezebox2,
Slim Devices have identified the problem within a small batch that were
sent to the
I emailed my supplier to ask for a replacement and was told the
following. I never got around to contacting them as I had waited for
so long for my SB2 that I really didn't want to be without it so soon.
Are these the people that you're having problems with?
> Regarding the problem with the hea
Dave Edwards wrote:
Daryle,
I couldn't agree more - the lack of JVC codes is causing big problems
when controlling my home entertainment system.
...
trick. I would really like to see this fixed quickly, as I didn't expect
a step backwards in this area when I bought my otherwise excellent SB2.
Daryle,
I couldn't agree more - the lack of JVC codes is causing big problems
when controlling my home entertainment system.
No discrete power commands means that I now have to press numerous
buttons on my Pronto to turn all my devices on / off. The default.map
workaround only works when the ser
Hi
Yesterday I got a new unit from the Swedish reseller and it´s works
perfect.. Some hardware error in the first one...
/J
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I had the conflict too. Short of Ebay, I solved it by using a Pronto
universal controler to send JVC codes and not the SlimDevice codes
which the Zenith DVD/VCR responded to. I noted the discussion on an
earlier post. I don't know if the the SB2 resolved this issue, as this
occurred on an SB.
htt
So the isolated limitation here is FLAC using CueSheets... that's when
fast FWD/REV functionality does not exist.
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My Loewe Calida 32" 480P TV responds in a very wacky fashion to SB2
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I think I have identical problem as yours.
My SB2 has worked just fine for about 3 weeks.
Just yesterday however it literally stopped playing music. NOW PLAYING
shows the current song fine and connects to slimserver fine, but there
is no progress in the playing time bar - it stays on zero.
Ple
> > Sean, what does this mean for the SB2's ability to have discrete power
> > on/power off codes? From a recent thread here, I got the impression
> > that this feature was forthcoming.
Once the SB2 is updated to recognize other IR signals (the sb1 and slimp3
can currently do this) then you'll ha
I reported the same thing with my Rega Planet when I got my first SB,
back in December:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=10316&highlight=planet+remote
It would be interesting to know if Rega really did screw up by failing
to comply with some standard. Of course the Planet predated
In my case, I do not think the Planet responds to just any code. It must
be due to Planet and the SB2 sharing some code set. I have a number of
other remote controllers in the same area. TVs, preamps, etc. They
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seanadams Wrote:
>
> However, there are a few devices out there that will also respond to
> our codes. They are VERY rare - apart from this incident, the only
> other one I can remember is some professional editing VCR.
>
May be less rare than you think. In my kitchen I have an SB2 hooked up
kefa Wrote:
> I found that putting my CD player on eBay solved this problem! :-)
I was trying to do a quick ABA comparison between the Rega Planet and
the SB2 (FLAC). My brief impression is that the SB2 is not far behind
the Planet. The key difference is that the Planet sounded more refined
over
seanadams Wrote:
> The remote sends only our own codes (not JVC any more - that was just
> back when we shipped a universal remote with SLIMP3, our first
> product).
>
> Sean, what does this mean for the SB2's ability to have discrete power
> on/power off codes? From a recent thread here, I got
kbelinski Wrote:
> Just got my new SB2 today. Set it up on wireless without a hitch.
> Sounded great but I have yet to have time sitting down for some serious
> listening.
>
> I realized my CD player accepts command from the SB2 remote control.
> This is quite annoying. Now I have to keep my CD
Oh sorry, that will teach me to read things in a hurry!
Max
DrNic Wrote:
> Unfortunately this won't work. It is the SB's remote that is controlling
> the CD player so disabling anything in the Slimserver won't stop the SB
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>
> The remote sends only our own codes (not JVC any more - that was just
> back when we shipped a universal remote with SLIMP3, our first
> product).
>
> However, there are a few devices out there that will also respond to
> our codes. They are VERY rare - apart from this incident, the only
>
The remote sends only our own codes (not JVC any more - that was just
back when we shipped a universal remote with SLIMP3, our first
product).
However, there are a few devices out there that will also respond to
our codes. They are VERY rare - apart from this incident, the only
other one I can r
Does the SB2 remote send both codes at the same time (slim devices &
JVC)?
The reason I'm asking is that I'm considering purchasing a 2nd SB2 for
my bedroom. However, I have an IR receiver there, which sends the IR
codes to my satellite box in the living room (and there's an IR sender
in the livi
max.spicer Wrote:
> There's an answer to this in the FAQ. I think you need to go into the
> server settings and tell it not to listen to the JVC remote codes.
>
> Max
Unfortunately this won't work. It is the SB's remote that is
controlling the CD player so disabling anything in the Slimserver
There's an answer to this in the FAQ. I think you need to go into the
server settings and tell it not to listen to the JVC remote codes.
Max
kbelinski Wrote:
> Just got my new SB2 today. Set it up on wireless without a hitch.
> Sounded great but I have yet to have time sitting down for some se
with an old Planet, too (pic:
http://www.cabezal.com/~dpyle/sb/Dsc00754_sm.jpg). My solution is just
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kdf Wrote:
>
> The way the bookmark plugin stores the time index would be
> prohibitive
> to store track by track. If the desire was to mark a start and stop
> for just the current track, and loop it (for something like learning a
>
> phrase of a guitar solo), the scanner plugin might not ne
On 27-Jul-05, at 5:34 PM, Yannzola wrote:
I still don't quite grok this plugin (haven't installed it yet). It
allows you to create "bookmarks" inside of a song and to jump from one
point to the other, right?
the Bookmark plugin is a way to save the current track with its current
time index i
kdf Wrote:
>
> pressing FWD or REW skips tracks.
> press-and-hold goes into scan mode, 2X 4X 8X etc.
> play, pause, or stop get you out of scanning mode.
> pressing the FWD/REW for teh opposite direction of the curent scanning
> also
> breaks out of scanning mode.
>
Ah. Yes. User error it is.
Quoting Yannzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I figured this was some sort of bug, but hadn't gotten around to
> bitching about it yet.
>
> Could someone please explain this to me? Regardless of how long I press
> the FFwd/RW buttons while a (natively decoded) FLAC is playing, it
> always jumps to th
I figured this was some sort of bug, but hadn't gotten around to
bitching about it yet.
Could someone please explain this to me? Regardless of how long I press
the FFwd/RW buttons while a (natively decoded) FLAC is playing, it
always jumps to the next track. "Standard" behaviour is for a short t
No I haven´t..
Right now I only have SB2 connected.
I will ask the reseller for a new SB2, maybe it´s some hardware error.
I have also send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but no answer yet..
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Jörgen,
Do you have the SB1 and the SB2 synced?
On Jul 27, 2005, at 8:27 AM, jörgen wrote:
No firewall between the SB2 and server and they are at same subnet
and the my old SB at IP 192.169.10.10 works well
Is´t any diff between SB and SB2 in network requirement??
I also tried to set the
No firewall between the SB2 and server and they are at same subnet
and the my old SB at IP 192.169.10.10 works well
Is´t any diff between SB and SB2 in network requirement??
I also tried to set the enter a IP manually, I then use the same as
works for the old SB 192.168.10.10 but same result..
Thanks. There was a reference to Scrobbler in my event viewer from a few
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Quoting MeSue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> RSS News Ticker - Could there be any problem with this one if I don't
> have a dedicated internet connection?
There is this one:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1627
But this should only be applicable during the periods when it is trying to
ref
kdf Wrote:
>
> well, really all of them should be fine, since none of them showed up
> in the event viewer as the cause of the crash.
> -kdf
Some of those I had removed before these most recent crashes that I
pasted from event viewer. But thanks for the comments. Anyway, I won't
add them all ba
Quoting MeSue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Can anyone tell me if any of these plugins are not compatible with 6.1
> before I start adding back the ones I want?
> Alarm Plugin A
- v1.119 should work fine.
> Audioscrobbler Submitter
- note sure. I believe it is fine in most cases. some have experienced
OK, I took out Top Hits and Recently Played. I also took out Random
because I can do that with MusicMagic. I did a clean install of
SlimServer 6.1.1 and reset the player.
Can anyone tell me if any of these plugins are not compatible with 6.1
before I start adding back the ones I want?
Alarm Plugi
information is part of the event: Undefined subroutine
&Slim::Web::History::recount called at G:/Program
Files/SlimServer/server/Plugins/TopHits.pm line 169.
The TopHits plugin imho is _not_ compatible with SlimServer 6.x. Please
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dean Wrote:
> Can you look in your Event Viewer to see if there were any events
> associated with SlimServer stopping?
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Application
Event Category: None
Event ID: 0
Date: 7/25/2005
Time: 10:16:50 PM
User: N/A
Computer:
Sue,
Can you look in your Event Viewer to see if there were any events
associated with SlimServer stopping?
The details from those events would be most helpful.
-dean
On Jul 26, 2005, at 7:30 AM, MeSue wrote:
ok, here is the latest
This morning I woke up and turned on SB2. Everything
ok, here is the latest
This morning I woke up and turned on SB2. Everything appeared to be
fine. I navigated to TopHits, pressed the right arrow, and got
"Connecting to SlimServer
" and then "Could not connect." So I walk
across the house to my PC and the tray icon says SlimServer is stopped.
I
Well, to jump back in on this thread:
I have a wired SB2 connected to a Netgear print server/bridge.
However, the bridge also connects to the xbox which means the SB2 is
basically powered off all the time.
I have been experiencing the same stuttering and freezing problems when
running SoftSquee
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