What format are the files?
Also, what do you mean by "red arrow" and "embedded player"? Are you
using a skin other than default?
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Have you tried running an instance of SoftSqueeze against the server?
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I have the SlimServer up and running on Ubuntu, but I can't get any of
the music to work. If I browse my music by album and click the little
red play arrow next to a song, nothing happens. If I press the play
button on the embedded player, it acts like it is playing but no sound
comes out and the
The download link is not working yet on the new version of the SS
module.
Is there another means you could transfer the file. I'd like to give
it a test.
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Right you are! I'll give it a try - thanks for the tip on -n, that's
helpful. And on second thought, I'm not positive that drive is FAT32 -
I was thinking of a different drive.
I'll report back..
Thanks for the follow-up!
Nick
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Wireless SB3, Denon DRA-F101, Mission M31 loud
Hmm, I wonder why the OS was suggesting you run e2fsck then...
Steve.
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essele wrote:
>
> (2) I have turned off AutoCommit in the Schema.pm module, I don't like
> doing this since I don't fully understand the implications, but it
> seems to work ok and resolves a "commit not valid with autocommit is
> on" type error.
This is a knee-jerk reaction to that (I've not th
Ok, I've put a couple of fixes into a new version of the module
(2.00.01) and I'm just waiting to here how I can upload this to the
Thecus Wiki.
The fixes are all very simple and should resolve a number of common
problems.
(1) The startup script now runs completely as "nobody" and doesn't rely
o
Robin Bowes;197905 Wrote:
> Robin Bowes wrote:
> > Because I run Fedora Core 6. :)
>
> Rather less facetiously, I could of course build my own RPM but,
> frankly, for something like flac, I couldn't be bothered.
>
> R.
Hi Robin,
I quoted you about overwriting files, but it was actually a repl
Robin Bowes wrote:
> koen wrote:
>> Robin Bowes;197878 Wrote:
>>> Mark Lanctot wrote:[color=blue]
>>>
>>> I think over-writing the "official" files is a safer way to do it -
>>> you
>>> can be sure that you've only one version of the flac binary on your
>>> system and won't end up running the wron
koen wrote:
> Robin Bowes;197878 Wrote:
>> Mark Lanctot wrote:[color=blue]
>>
>> I think over-writing the "official" files is a safer way to do it -
>> you
>> can be sure that you've only one version of the flac binary on your
>> system and won't end up running the wrong one.
>>
>> R.
>
> Why not
Robin Bowes;197878 Wrote:
> Mark Lanctot wrote:[color=blue]
>
> I think over-writing the "official" files is a safer way to do it -
> you
> can be sure that you've only one version of the flac binary on your
> system and won't end up running the wrong one.
>
> R.
Why not do it the debian way:
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> Robin Bowes;197807 Wrote:
>> If you want to put the new version somewhere else, just run "make
>> uninstall" from the flac-1.1.4 dir, then run "make clean" and re-run
>> the
>> install from "./configure ..." using the appropriate locations.
>>
>> R.
>
> No worries. As I ind
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