My first post - hope it is of interest to someone -
Based on info from this site, plus info gleaned off a few others, I
took the plunge and ordered a Kuro-BoxHG from revogear.com. Although
I've never used Linux, I managed to install a drive, get it set-up,
change the web interface to English, in
I am trying to run the tarball on a Debian/testing system
but I cannot get it to start ...
(this was trying the nightly snapshot - same result)
$./slimserver.pl --daemon
Had to create DBI::_dbistate unexpectedly at
/usr/lib/perl/5.8/DynaLoader.pm line 245.
Segmentation fault
any ideas how to cu
I've been using an external utility to generate playlists (simple .m3u
files) for a couple of years now; works fine.
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If it is a network problem then it should not happen at all with listen
again except occasionally when you get more than 10 secs gaps in
network but these don't happen every day.
So I believe there maybe something else. You should try at some point
running standalone mplayer and see if the proble
* jamesho shaped the electrons to say...
Good work, I'm really glad to see a .deb. Thank!!
This is another good step towards me buying a Squeezebox. :- )
Glad to see the package has made it to undtable already.
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/sound/slimserver
FYI - that's a stripped packa
i haven't observed the high speed catch up effect since reinstalling. I
reckon you are probably right here. This is just normal delay issues on
the stream. It happens on listen again but isn't as bad as the life
feed.
I didn't have these problems on windows but maybe the BBC are getting a
heav
Drop outs happen on live stream due to packets being dropped by the
server due to network congestion (i.e worst on BBC around Mon-Thu
7.30am-9.00, 5.00pm-7.00pm and 9.30pm-11.pm) . With a live stream you
cannot send a burst of packets to make up the backlog - the packets are
generated in real tim
bpa Wrote:
> I think what you could be experiencing is due to network problem
> especially if it is a live stream. Could you explain in more detail
> what you mean here ?
>
part of the way into listening the stream (once every 4 minutes or so)
the signal will drop out and will either return af
I think what you could be experiencing is due to network problem
especially if it is a live stream. Could you explain in more detail
what you mean here ?
>
> I'm still getting the occasional drop out and audio synchronisation
> issue (catching up by playing content at higher speed).
>
Does thi
Time for me to eat my words. Booo hoo hoo! :-P
I'm still getting the occasional drop out and audio synchronisation
issue (catching up by playing content at higher speed).
I really don't know what to do now, other than buy a copy of Windows
Server 2003 and install it on my server instead of Ubun
Good work, I'm really glad to see a .deb. Thank!!
This is another good step towards me buying a Squeezebox. :- )
Glad to see the package has made it to undtable already.
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/sound/slimserver
James
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