I've been stuggling with this issue all day and setting the date and
time took care of it.
Thanks
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Quoting jamesho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
"[sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t raw -r 44100 -c 2 -w -s - | [lame] --resample
44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ --abr $BITRATE$ -r - -"
that isn't an error. There should be more than just that. The above
line is simply echoing the conversion command. Does it say "b
Is sox installed on your machine?
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Copied, as suggested.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=22780
Hi
I've just set up SlimServer Version: 6.5b1 - trunk, on a Debian Sarge
machine.
I'm trying to enable Ogg Vorbis MP3 sox/lame support but I'm just
getting this error
"[sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t raw -r 44100 -c 2 -w -s - |
Glad lame is working now. Yes, it would be nice to have an RPM for SuSE
systems specifically as it would make future upgrades easier. Who would
make the call on creating different RPMs for different systems?
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rtitmuss Wrote:
> Simon, I have been debugging the firmware using one of these routers. I
> am happy to say that WPA will work with this router in the next
> firmware version. This is not quite ready for release yet.
>
> Richard
How about the Motoral Surfboard 900? I'm having this exact same
pr
porcorosso Wrote:
> exactly the same to me. Seems that this forum isn't useful since now :(
>
> the only difference is that my slimserver even is give OK when i start
> it, on the status request reports that the process is interrupt.
>
> and it continues to deny my request to take the directory
The best source of info I've come across is the Linkstation Wiki:
http://linkstationwiki.org/Main/FAQ
AFAIK from the CNET review and others, the main difference is in the
Mediabolic's NAS Media Server software used on the Linkstation
HomeServer.
Although there isn't much, if anything on the Hom
This might be an intersting link for you.
http://www.fieldnetworks.com/slim/linkstation.html
When I was also looking for th epossibility to run Slimserver on a
networkdrive, I encountered this. Haven't tried it yet, as I am still
doing some research on the web.
Succes,
Hein
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emeraldcityeg Wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> Glad the post helped you. I had the same thing happen with Lame and
> was able to fix it by putting a -x in the command line. Try that and
> let me know if it works.
>
> Cheers,
> daniel
You're a genius. I added the -x right after [lame] in the command
emeraldcityeg Wrote:
>
> # mv /etc/rc.d/init.d/slimserver /etc/init.d/
> # rm -rd /etc/rc.d/init.d
>
> Next, replace the contents of /etc/init.d/slimserver with the attached
> text file.
>
>
Just a few minor points. It's not worth moving the stock slimserver
script to /etc/init.d if you are
I managed to get Slimserver going under Suse 9.3 using a very similar
process to the one you described. However, have you had occasion to
update the Slimserver yet? I would be interested to know how you go
about this and which parts of the installation process have to be
repeated. It would be nice
porcorosso wrote:
> yes, this resolve the problem of making world readable directories.
>
> But remain the problem of users. Slim Server service doesn't want to
> start. It say OK, but on status request it continues to report
> slimserver.pd interrupt.
> Moreover, every change to the music folder
yes, this resolve the problem of making world readable directories.
But remain the problem of users. Slim Server service doesn't want to
start. It say OK, but on status request it continues to report
slimserver.pd interrupt.
Moreover, every change to the music folder resolve in an invalid path
i
I would think the RPM would create the slimserver user by itself.. the
deb does.
As for making a whole directory tree world readable:
cd /home/me/music
find . -type d -exec chmod 0755 {} \;
find . -type f -exec chmod 0644 {} \;
What the first find command does: from the current directory (the "
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