Following up from another thread in another forum,
Wirrunna;592839 Wrote:
> Henry the Hijacker, have a look here - http://www.spicefly.com/ - there
> are guides and the MIP software.
> Basicly you have to :
> 1. Install MIP on the same computer as your Squeezebox Server (SBS).
> (download from S
Henry66;593972 Wrote:
>
> On the SpiceFly site somewhere it says "-Its recommended to set MIP to
> “archive analysis” this places the fingerprint in the music file, just
> like a mp3 id tag-". I don't see a setting in MIP for "archive
> analysis"?
>
> Does MIP add new tags to my music files to
Henry66;593972 Wrote:
> Following up from another thread in another forum,
> I think I got steps 1-4 right.
> I step 5 I don't see where/how to create mixes in the SBS web GUI?
Henry, have a look at this post
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=307716&postcount=17
The Mix happens whe
Henry, If the 'M' shows in the gui as detailed in my previous post, then
when the MIP mix preferences are set, you can make a mix from the
Touch.
On the Touch, select New Music, Select an album and all the tracks
displayed. (I have only just got a Touch and have only tried this from
New Music, bu
H. I am not getting the M next to any track in the Web GUI.
I have followed all the steps and double checked them. I have stopped
and restarted SBS multiple times, even tried clearing the entire
database and rescanning, etc. Nada.
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Are you running the MIP gui ?
If so, click Options / Services, the API should be ticked.
Click the Show Services box. This should bring up a browser window that
shows the active services.
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OK, so the MusicIP service is not running. When I click "Start" it tells
me "Unable to start server. Try using another port." Of course, I get
the same thing for any port that I try.
Maybe it does not work with Windows 7 64-bit?
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Well, now it is running. I guess I need to be more patient with my
clicking.
Let me try restarting SBS again.
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Henry, good stuff.
I was looking through threads to find a screendump -
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=312980&postcount=270 of
the scan that shows MIP data being imported, I thought that may be your
next stumbling block.
You should now try different Mix Style and Variety settings t
I was blind, and now I see. :-)
And that is after only two mixes. Looking forward to re-enjoying my
music.
I like the way it snuck in a Beethoven piece together with some Roxette
and stuff. Thank the gods for ReplayGain, too.
I just ripped a new CD (I use dbPowerAmp). I noticed that MIP saw the
Henry, I'd walk first before I tried flying.
MIP will see the tracks if you ticked 'Monitor Folders Continuously' on
the Preferences / Watch Folders page.
In the MIP GUI, I added 'status' in Preferences / Playlist View, so new
tracks not only turn green, but their status changes to analyzed.
You w
>Right click on the track in MIP after analysis and you will see the
>option to Archive the analysis to the file. It does add new tags to
>your files without changing any of the previous tags.
>
That's not my experience - I found that Archive Analysis sometimes lost content
in tags. It appears th
>I found this happened with multi-valued id3 tags. e.g. if you have several
>ARTIST or GENRE tags, rather than use a separator character in a single tag
>value, then it is likely that only the first artist/genre would be kept.
>
I take this back. I just tried this again with id3v2.4 tags (previ
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