I think I would question if it's worth the risk/time . What does the
current version do for you that 1.7 doesn't?
Robert
On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 8:12 PM, Wayne Merricks <
waynemerri...@thevoiceasia.com> wrote:
> If you're running 1.7.1 are you using RRABuntu? I've never tried doing an
> upgrade
If you're running 1.7.1 are you using RRABuntu? I've never tried doing an
upgrade from that, you might find it easier to load a blank slate Debian
Squeeze and go from there.
First of all backup your database.
Its probably easiest to add the tryphon repos and do an apt-get via them.
Remember
My great thanks to those who talked me through correcting the log name format.
With that fixed I was able tonight to generate 4 working logs, load the current
one, jump to the correct hour, and watch it begin playing and updating to timed
markers.
I have the distinct disadvantage of having the
...actually I think he upgraded to 12.04 Ubuntu. But same principle. Kill
and keep off Pulseaudio! It is Rivendell's worst enemy.
I happen to be one of the lucky ones who have Pulseaudio and Rivendell
working and not conflicting thanks to JACK and JACK Mixer, as well as a
custom asound.conf.
Anyw
I had a backup Centos machine that started that and it turned out to be
the ASI audio card. Put a M 44 in and it hasn't hiccuped again.
Jimmy
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Hi,
RDAirplay not starting up sounds like a lock file, however I'm wondering
if something else is going on.
Considering your previous experience with the RAM, I'm wondering if you
still might have some type of hardware issue. What you've described
almost sounds like there might be a bad capacito
There is probably a rdairplay lock file stopping you open rdairplay. Hence
the multiple message. The lock file is a hidden file. To display hidden
files. Fire up the file manager nautilus and hit CTRL H to display them.
Cheers Geoff
On Dec 8, 2012 8:30 AM, "Steve Atkins" wrote:
> Seasons Greetin
Seasons Greetings!
This is an old recycled HP box (AMD Athelon II dual core/1 gig ram) running
ubuntu 10.04 and Riv 2.1.2
I'm an occasional experimenter at the beginner level, but working toward a
viable system for web-casting. Earlier this year I installed a pre-built
version of 2.1.2 on ub
Ok, I tried quotes, etc but RDlogmanager does not accept quotes or any
other type of punctuation.
The is a easily reproduced bug, just put something like ñ in event name
or clock name and everything gets messed up.
Daniel
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