I mentioned this a month or so ago. No one responded, but I would second
that this is a useful feature.
Matt McLeod wrote:
I've got myself a fairly large .m3u playlist. Freevo is quite
happy to play it, but there doesn't seem to be a random play
option in the SELECT menu (? I mapped this stuff
something that will blend in with my other home theater gear. Anyone
have any unique solutions to keeping it quiet and cool?
- Overspec everything, especially CPU fans
- I buy all my power supplies and cooling stuff from
pcpowerandcooling.com. Their Ultra-Quiet line of PSU's really are that
(For the List, I think he was referencing my sig file)
Dave Graham wrote:
Dude,
Just slap up a linksys router and you're fine...i block all the ports I
don't need and haven't had an invasion yet.
That will stop active worm attacks over the network, but what about
the web page of doom/email of
I've had good luck with Redhat (Now Fedora Core). Slick installer and
lots of extra setup tools.
Dave Graham wrote:
Looks good!
I'm getting the M1 with a Casetronics C137
I'm coupling this with Hauppage's WinPVR-350
Haven't made my decision about distro's yet (and since I suck at all
Here is what my monitor section looks like:
Section Monitor
Identifier Monitor0
VendorName Monitor Vendor
ModelNameGeneric Extended Super VGA, 800x600 @ 60 Hz,
640x480 @ 72 Hz
DisplaySize 350270
HorizSync31.5 -
Have you tried having X autoprobe for the settings? What is it,
XFree86 --setup
or something like that?
Ryan wrote:
These settings have given the worst results so far :(. I'll call the
company and see what they say, otherwise its off to ebay.
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 08:07, Matthew Caron wrote
It depends on what you mean. It's not as crisp as a monitor, but it's as
crisp as all the video game systems I hook up to my TV. The limit is how
good the TV can display.
Ryan wrote:
Actually I just plugged the vga converter back into my XP laptop and the
display isn't crisp at all. This thing
What resolutions refresh rates can the unit do? Should be in the manual.
Ryan Detert wrote:
I just bought a Startech vga to tv converter. It is designed to work with
windows of course, and it works perfectly on windows. However, on XFree86
4.3, slackware 9.1, using the nvidia drivers for TNT2,
Still broken. We switched to the plugin design in 1.3.1 and noone
ported the xmms plugin to it.
Thanks for the info.
Might take a crack at it myself, time permitting. Plugin architecture
seems straightforward.
You need the cvs version of xine to use xine as audio player. Than add
Only in cvs of Freevo, not 1.4
Thanks. Will get the CVS.
--
I have learned much more about Microsoft by using the Linux operating
system than I ever would have done by using Windows.
-- Neal Stephenson, In The Beginning Was The Command Line
~~ Matt Caron ~~
Is there a way to randomly play songs within a playlist? If not, might
this be a thing worth adding?
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Whoever, being a citizen of the United States, commits any murder or
robbery, or any act of hostility against the United States, or against
any citizen thereof, on the high seas, under color of
That is what happens if one of the configuration directories is wrong:
IMAGE_ITEMS was misnamed IMAGES_ITEMS (it was my mistake, I typed it
rather than copy-paste)
Matthew Caron wrote:
Any idea why, when I run 'freevo cache' today's CVS version of freevo,
it seems to start in / and cache all
After searching around and satisfying most of my issues, these remain:
1.) The Changelog says xmms support was broken at 1.3.1. Is it still
broken? If not, how dows one turn it on
2.) Is there any was to use xine for playback instead of mplayer? Xine
seems to support more of my files than
3.) Does the reading of .m3u lists/generating random playlists have to
be so unbelievably slow?
snip
Please ignore this question - Reading those nifty messages that scroll
by really fast tells one about freevo cache which, of course, fixes this
problem. Apologies to the list. However, my
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