mgh;202046 Wrote:
> I've never used a router before. In XP it was pretty simple, I really
> did not have to do a thing, the SB found the wireless network, all I
> had to do was set a password for encryption.
>
> So. Do I need to go in and set up my router again while running Ubuntu
> instead o
Mark Lanctot;201831 Wrote:
> Hmm, tried this and it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg thing. If I run the
> chown and find command as anything other than root (though "sudo") it
> won't allow me due to incorrect permissions.
>
> But when I do these commands as root, they run fine but all the
> permi
Well I'm still not there.
I've never used a router before. In XP it was pretty simple, I really
did not have to do a thing, the SB found the wireless network, all I
had to do was set a password for encryption.
So. Do I need to go in and set up my router again while running Ubuntu
instead of ru
There were a lot of big changes between 6.2/6.3 and 6.5.x especially the
database. I think the advice when 6.5.0 was released was not to install
over a 6.2/6.3 release but uninstall and then clean install, rebuild
database and install plugins from scratch.
I am not sure but I think 6.5 used the
Thanks Josh. Unfortunately it turns out dvd::rip downsamples by default
and I can't see a way to change it:
Code:
dvdrip.wav: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit,
stereo 48000 Hz
I'm only getting 24-bit when I open it in
--- Mark Lanctot
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> 2. What options should I specify in flac to get rid of that warning?
> I've always seen this and just ignored it but in the interest of
> doing things properly...
once you have verified that whatever is making the WAV file is using
the same assumptio
--- Mark Lanctot
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm using dvd:rip to rip audio data off a video DVD. I thought I had
> a tool which verified the resulting rips were 24-bit, 48 kHz, but I
must
> have been mistaken. Several apps show 48 kHz, but nothing shows the
> bit depth. Is there a tool that
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There is no "Default" skin, try http://127.0.0.1:9000/ instead.
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kdf;201877 Wrote:
> The double-dot was of course a typo. This old ibook tends to double or
> triple the . key and miss shift keys a lot these days.
Aha.
> the dots are nicely put into context by a simple 'ls -a'. the resulting
> list of files starts with '.' and '..' which refer to the current
The double-dot was of course a typo. This old ibook tends to double or
triple the . key and miss shift keys a lot these days. the dots are
nicely put into context by a simple 'ls -a'. the resulting list of
files starts with '.' and '..' which refer to the current directory and
the parent directo
Hmm, it seems dvd:rip isn't properly signing the WAV files it creates.
When I open the file in audacity and re-save it as "signed 24-bit
Microsoft WAV" then flac produces an error I'm familiar with on
encoding 24-bit WAV files:
"WARNING: legacy WAVE file has format type 1 but bits-per-sample=24"
Just to add, the missing module built fine, although there were many
perl errors when 6.5.2 got beyond that point. Perl is 5.8.7 which may
be a little too old, although the 6.3 runs without errors.
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The missing module was YAML-Syck-0.64
I went to 6.5.1/2 from either 6.2 or more likely 6.3.
The database was .slimserversql.db and .slimserver.pref rather than
MySQL
Each SS is to its own directory to allow switching back if necessary,
and this had never been a problem in
I'm using dvd:rip to rip audio data off a video DVD. I thought I had a
tool which verified the resulting rips were 24-bit, 48 kHz, but I must
have been mistaken. Several apps show 48 kHz, but nothing shows the
bit depth. Is there a tool that can show this? audacity just shows
the bit depth aud
A bit more info would help.
such as:
What is the OS ?
What CPU required you to compile perl modules ?
What version were you upgrading from ?
Did you uninstall the previous version or overwrote the existing
installation ?
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I ended up doing rsync -a -P. Never thought of trying -v.
A diff command showed everything transferred over fine. rsync was slow
but diff was much, much slower.
diff helped out quite a bit. The first time I moved the data over I
thought the destination drive was dying because I was hearing a
I've been a long time fan of the SB, with a few units and recommending
it to all and sundry. However, getting SS 6.5.1/2 finally running today
has spoilt my day by seemingly trashing my setup royally and I wondered
why. Any suggestions appreciated!
I fired up 6.5.2, let it compile a missing perl
snarlydwarf;201758 Wrote:
> Slimserver doesn't need to write to files (excepting playlists). So
> what I do:
>
> chown -R me ~/music
> find ~/music -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
> find ~/music -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
>
> The playlist directory is:
> chmod 1777 ~/playlists
>
> That lets
notanatheist;201751 Wrote:
> The only thing in my .grip-flac file is this:
>
> exe /usr/bin/flac
> cmdline -V -o %m %w
> extension flac
>
> Also, make sure you uncheck the box that says "only put ID3 tags on
> files ending with MP3" under Config/ID3. That might be your problem.
Not a very good
jth wrote:
> it may give you peace of mind to run this script. I wrote it a while
> back to compare the contents of two directories and their
> subdirectories.
Interesting script, but "diff -r" will do something similar.
R.
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Mark Lanctot<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I knew it was something incredibly stupid like this. "../" doesn't
> work for me but "./" does. THANKS!
../ would try to run it from the directory above where you are.
Andy
Thanks to this forum I've got 6.5 up and running on my Slug (NSLU2
running Linux). The server runs and the SB can see it fine. The only
problem is that there's no music! All the categories are empty.
When I do a rescan, it takes a long time (about 4 minutes) and there is
tons of disk i/o, but
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