Yes, it was indeed! Thanks for the tip Andrew!
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Jan,
The issue was fixed for me by installing 6.02 on the server.
Andrew (d-mode)
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Works for me and has always worked. I've only used nightlies and SVN
trunks, though.
C.
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What aboute the datetime screensaver issue? Is there a solution for
that? I noticed yesterday that the time doesn't update when I use the
datetime screensaver when the player is switched off (d-mode's point 1
all the way at the top)...
Thanks, jan
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Thought it must be something like that - thanks!
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On Windows
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Subject: Re: [slim] SBG clock screensaver and Digital out issues.
depeche wrote:
Display:
A non standard spectrum layout is the idea thenOK. Normally you
have low ---> high freq.
or
Left (low ---> high) Right (low ---> high)
The visualizers are configurable from th
there's a deployment
step I'm missing somewhere (I'm new to slimserver development). BTW -
running on XP.
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Subjec
Sean Adams wrote:
Not comfortable having this done in the field - specialty SMT component
need replacing and a tweak to the board.
Hey some of us have desoldered a PLCC EEPROM with flux and a heat
gun, put it in a programmer to fix a FUBAR'd flash, and then
reflowed it back on with the same heat g
Not comfortable having this done in the field - specialty SMT component
need replacing and a tweak to the board.
On Apr 7, 2005, at 1:16 PM, Richard Elen wrote:
Can this be fixed in the field? You mentioned an "electrical" problem
- missing grounding link or component? Something simple one could
Can this be fixed in the field? You mentioned an "electrical" problem -
missing grounding link or component? Something simple one could fix
oneself without (eg international) returns, albeit voiding warranty, etc?
--Richard E
Sean Adams wrote:
...this is only an
issue IF you're using coax AND y
On Apr 7, 2005, at 12:15 PM, Christian Pernegger wrote:
We recently identified an electrical issue that would cause coax
s/pdif not to sync with a
few receivers - it has been fixed already in production, but some
SB2s that shipped as
recently as Monday will need the fix. If you have a MAC address o
>We recently identified an electrical issue that would cause coax
s/pdif not to sync with a
>few receivers - it has been fixed already in production, but some
SB2s that shipped as
>recently as Monday will need the fix. If you have a MAC address of
00:04:20:05:A3:FA or
>lower, you can contact [EMAIL
depeche wrote:
Display:
A non standard spectrum layout is the idea thenOK. Normally you have
low ---> high freq.
or
Left (low ---> high) Right (low ---> high)
The visualizers are configurable from the server, though we haven't yet
created a UI for this. If you're feeling particularly bold,
speed of you guys on these things! THANKS!
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Ok, now I
On Apr 7, 2005, at 7:43 AM, depeche wrote:
Display:
A non standard spectrum layout is the idea then
Well, no it wasn't just to be different - just an aesthetic decision.
:)
Optical - no idea, don't have a cable.
Testing optical tells us whether it's a signal integrity issue or not.
MAC addy
displayed. The time never enumerates...
Are there issues with that nightly with digital clocking?
Andrew
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e a cable.
MAC addy - on the bottom of the SB2 :) (A few miles from here) (Why is
this important?)
Andrew
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The spectrum thingy looks like it is mirrored from the middle, as both
ends seem to be the bass portion. I have not done the test tone, but
probably will tomorrow.
That's exactly what it's supposed to look like - it's a stereo spectrum
analyzer with bass on the outside bars.
2. Digital output
ssues with that nightly with digital clocking?
Andrew
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On A
On Apr 6, 2005, at 10:16 PM, d-mode wrote:
Got the SQ2 today and have noticed a few strange things while running
on a W2K server and yesterdays nightly:
1. The clock does NOT actually keep updating the time.
There was a bug in a pre-6.0.0 version that had a problem updating the
time. Are you r
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On Apr 7, 2005 12:16 AM, d-mode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2. Digital output (Non-optical) WILL NOT lock
On Apr 7, 2005 12:16 AM, d-mode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2. Digital output (Non-optical) WILL NOT lock with my reciever. All I get is
> static if/when it 'syncs'. I have had to resort to analogue. :(
You're likely going to have to supply more information such as what
make/model your receiver
Got the SQ2 today and have noticed a few strange things while running on a
W2K server and yesterdays nightly:
1. The clock does NOT actually keep updating the time.
2. Digital output (Non-optical) WILL NOT lock with my reciever. All I get is
static if/when it 'syncs'. I have had to resort to a
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