Dave Wrote:
> On my machine, both startup of MMM and mixing from slimserver-interface
> seems to be much faster!
Same here. Looks like they fixed a couple of bugs vis. startup delays.
Great program! Love it.
y.
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hakan Wrote:
> Aaah, actually this make some limited amount of sense Knowing the
> shortcomings of the swing filechooser dialog, that is. I hadn't touched
> any swing applications in a lifetime (no, don't make me remember those I
> was forced to build...), so I forgot that useless bit of info
David Brittain Wrote:
> I certainly found the UI for this on Linux less than intuitive. I found
>
> the only way to max it work was to navigate to the directory above
> where
> the music was and then manually type in the music dir name in the
> filename field. It then scanned all subdirectorie
I certainly found the UI for this on Linux less than intuitive. I found
the only way to max it work was to navigate to the directory above where
the music was and then manually type in the music dir name in the
filename field. It then scanned all subdirectories.
e.g.
/home/music/flac is where
I just tried 1.1.6 (never used it before, saw this thread, thought I'd
have a go). It does read down through directories, but not through
links, it seems (on Windows XP).
Ceejay.
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This might be slightly off-topic for the slimserver forums but please
bear with me...
I tried MM 1.1.5 on my machine a few weeks ago, but couldn't find a way
to have it scan all subdirectories of my music collection. Faced with
the option of manually clicking and adding something like 3000 tracks
Patrick Dixon Wrote:
> How is MM on Linux these days? I gave up on it a while back because it
> seemed to be not quite there - is it time to try it out again?
Patrick,
I am running it on Mandrake 10.2 and it is just fine these days.
Whatever issues there were between it and slimserver seem to
How is MM on Linux these days? I gave up on it a while back because it
seemed to be not quite there - is it time to try it out again?
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On my machine, both startup of MMM and mixing from slimserver-interface
seems to be much faster!
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Working for me so far on Linux. Not a lot of new features as far as I
can see although there is a useful new switch to limit the frequency of
re-occurrance of any one artist in a mix, something I had found a little
irritating in previous versions.
Seems like the windows version still has more ad
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