On 9/8/2011 23:23, Max Kellermann wrote:
> On 2011/09/09 08:00, Christ Schlacta wrote:
>> I've been looking forward to being able to maintain one central MPD
>> database for a long time now. keeping it in mysql will hopefully make
>> that possible. simply update from any daemon, and tell the res
Good idea!
Cannot wait to see that cool stuff.
I appreciate all you guys involved, great job, keep going.
I'm fan of MPD and all you guys!
Gui
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 2:23 PM, Max Kellermann wrote:
> On 2011/09/09 08:00, Christ Schlacta wrote:
> > I've been looking forward to being able to ma
On 2011/09/09 08:00, Christ Schlacta wrote:
> I've been looking forward to being able to maintain one central MPD
> database for a long time now. keeping it in mysql will hopefully make
> that possible. simply update from any daemon, and tell the rest of the
> daemons to reload the database a
On 9/8/2011 21:37, Max Kellermann wrote:
> On 2011/09/09 00:06, Demian Martin wrote:
>> Max:
>> Thanks for getting to the bottom of the 24 bit bug (3299). Will the fix go
>> into 0.17 git?
> Yes; if you see I didn't soon enough, type:
>
> git cherry-pick 5cf4ce9318acfcd3698b10e173315ad681d39560
Max:
I'll set up remote access and send you the details tomorrow.
I'll do a git pull this weekend time permitting (if I don't get too
confused) and do some testing with several different USB dacs/converters.
-Demian
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From: Max Kellermann [mailto:m.
On 2011/09/09 00:06, Demian Martin wrote:
> Max:
> Thanks for getting to the bottom of the 24 bit bug (3299). Will the fix go
> into 0.17 git?
Yes; if you see I didn't soon enough, type:
git cherry-pick 5cf4ce9318acfcd3698b10e173315ad681d39560
Remember to delete that custom commit before you p
Max:
Thanks for getting to the bottom of the 24 bit bug (3299). Will the fix go
into 0.17 git?
I'll test it this weekend with all the USB stuff I can grab.
Where do I look in memory to see how much space is used by a large
collection? I'm dealing with one collection that is almost a Terabyte, but
On 2011/05/05 07:51, Demian Martin wrote:
> Recently some changes were made in how the database is managed and the mpd
> -create-db function was deleted.
The option has been deprecated since MPD 0.13. Ever since the
"update" command was added, --create-db has not been useful anymore.
It was a kl
Max:
Recently some changes were made in how the database is managed and the mpd
-create-db function was deleted. I am now having some problems with the
database not clearing when content is removed with the command "mpc update".
Its not clear how to get mpd to do a major update when a large amoun
