On 7/30/07, Graham Cobb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At the moment it looks like DAAP may be more likely to provide the solution
> than UPNP (although there is no good free daap client for Windows,
> unfortunately).
DAAP is the protocol used by iTunes. iTunes runs on Windows. So do
other DAAP clie
On Monday 30 July 2007 11:21, Nedim Cholich wrote:
> I've started a little research project to figure out the best setup for
> streaming media to N800. Check it out at:
>
> http://nedim.cholich.com/2007/06/upnp-servers-and-n800.html
Is it a good idea to limit yourself to UPNP? I have been looking
I've started a little research project to figure out the best setup for
streaming media to N800. Check it out at:
http://nedim.cholich.com/2007/06/upnp-servers-and-n800.html
There is a lot more to cover. One thing I would say however so far is that
on Windows WMP works the best.
Also note about
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 10:46:40 +0100
Alan Williamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay good N800'ers what are my options here.
>
> My Setup:
> Shed loads of MP3's/Videos sitting on a Linux server with
> samba running at the moment.
>
>
> So how can i effectively access those files from my N800?
And every Nokia upnp client app (Canola, Media Streamer) worked like a
charm.
Mike Klein wrote:
> Au contraire... instant on with Windows Connect and WM10? as servers.
> This may not be what masses who own N800 have, but I've found Win XP
> stable for all but media center (HD) activity.
>
> I own
Au contraire... instant on with Windows Connect and WM10? as servers.
This may not be what masses who own N800 have, but I've found Win XP
stable for all but media center (HD) activity.
I own a WM5 8525 phone as well aso a Win box comes in handy!
I'll try Myth tomorrow.
mike
Alan Williamson w
On Friday 27 July 2007, Alan Williamson wrote:
> Thanks Dan, however this all requires you control it using a web
> browser; i already have that setup with SlimServer.
>
> i don't want to have to juggle a media+player and the web+browser on my
> N800 while listening to music. Its clunky and in tod
Thanks Dan, however this all requires you control it using a web
browser; i already have that setup with SlimServer.
i don't want to have to juggle a media+player and the web+browser on my
N800 while listening to music. Its clunky and in today's modern age, we
should demand something sexier!!
On Friday 27 July 2007, Alan Williamson wrote:
> Okay good N800'ers what are my options here.
>
> My Setup:
> Shed loads of MP3's/Videos sitting on a Linux server with samba running
> at the moment.
> So how can i effectively access those files from my N800?
mp3s just play from regular ol' http ju
Hi Alan,
I had tried once:
http://www.gnu.org/software/gmediaserver/
It is just a command line interface, but it worked to me (besides I
didn't use the Nokia to listen to music). If your library is too large
it will take a long time until the server be available. Video streamer
seems to be not w
On 7/27/07, Alan Williamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There's half-a-gazillion DAAP servers available.
>
> its true -- and so far the 3 i have tried are nightmares to install due
> to missing libraries and dependencies! Man i hate Linux sometimes.
>
What distro are you using?
> libhowl see
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 14:49:29 +0100
Alan Williamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There's half-a-gazillion DAAP servers available.
>
> its true -- and so far the 3 i have tried are nightmares to install due
> to missing libraries and dependencies! Man i hate Linux sometimes.
>
> libhowl seems
> There's half-a-gazillion DAAP servers available.
its true -- and so far the 3 i have tried are nightmares to install due
to missing libraries and dependencies! Man i hate Linux sometimes.
libhowl seems to be the one that is causing the grief!
___
ma
On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 14:22 +0100, Alan Williamson wrote:
> > Rhythmbox/Banshee/Muine/a DAAP server on the server machine, and Canola
> > as the N800 front-end should work, although I didn't have much luck
> > myself.
>
> These [Rhythmbox/Banshee/Muine/] are all desktop apps for GNOME; this
> isn
> Rhythmbox/Banshee/Muine/a DAAP server on the server machine, and Canola
> as the N800 front-end should work, although I didn't have much luck
> myself.
These [Rhythmbox/Banshee/Muine/] are all desktop apps for GNOME; this
isn't what i want. The Linux server is a headless machine. I don't
wan
On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 14:06 +0100, Alan Williamson wrote:
> Thanks Marty, but isn't an elegant solution.
>
> You still require a browser to control your playlist etc. So as a
> solution it rates no higher than what i have with SlimServer.
Rhythmbox/Banshee/Muine/a DAAP server on the server mach
Thanks Marty, but isn't an elegant solution.
You still require a browser to control your playlist etc. So as a
solution it rates no higher than what i have with SlimServer.
the quest continues
Marty Skitch wrote:
> I just started to use gnump3d and I have been happy with it so far.
> Setup t
I just started to use gnump3d and I have been happy with it so far.
Setup took 10 minutes and I was able to browse to my music and I was
able to play my music. I have not tried it with video so I can not
comment on that yet.
Marty Skitch
Josh Smith wrote:
Did you search internettablett
Did you search internettablettalk.com? Mounting has been discussed
quite a bit, and I know it can be done. I am not sure how well it
works for accessing media though, as the transfer rates may not be
good enough. When I had cifs set up I never tried this.
There are also other streaming programs
Okay good N800'ers what are my options here.
My Setup:
Shed loads of MP3's/Videos sitting on a Linux server with samba running
at the moment.
So how can i effectively access those files from my N800?
Ideally i would like to mount my share point on the N800; but i have
failed to do that, and
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