Are you sure all the firewall AV software is completely disabled?
Someone previously found that uninstalling identified the problem anti
virus code, but then there was an option to turn off the check that was
causing the problem.
Alien on windows uses windows named pipes - these are
Finally (today) I notice when starting the server I have the following
2005-09-24 08:04:04.9852 Opening connection to
http://localhost:10002/api/filter
s: [localhost on port 10002 with path /api/filters with timeout 5]
2005-09-24 08:04:09. Timeout on connect to [localhost:10002]:
10035:
Can't comment on the pipe problem. But the two other messages:
To use rtsp-mp3 you need lame.exe installed in the same directory as
other binaries (flac.exe etc) - I think this is C:\Program
File\SlimServer\server\Bin\MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
The SW: Transfer stalled means that socketwrapper
Thanks for the fast reply Dan. I've installed lame so that's fixed that
part of the problem. mplayer is from MPlayer-mingw32-1.0pre7 and so
should be ok too. Debug log is now as follows...
2005-09-24 11:23:19.5491 Pipeline reader connected
Cache size set to 128 KBytes
Connected to server:
You have edited slimserver-convert.conf to reflect the mplayer pre7
version you're using - haven't you?
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Not sure who Dan is - Triode is Adrian AFAIK.
It's not just Firewall s/w that can cause problems, Anti-virus s/w has
been known to too. You're not using NOD32 are you? If so you need to
tell it that socketwrapper.exe is not a threat.
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Patrick Dixon Wrote:
...It's not just Firewall s/w that can cause problems, Anti-virus s/w
has been known to too. You're not using NOD32 are you? If so you need
to tell it that socketwrapper.exe is not a threat.Thanks Patrick - I use AVG
and disabling it doesn't make a difference.
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