Awesome, my rootkit must have installed successfully then. ;-)
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Thanks Mark, it worked a treat! :)
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> could I put something like Puppy Linux on a USB thumb drive, insert
> into one of the USB ports on the LS Live, and then install/run
> Slimserver from there?
This won't work as the Linkstation isn't a PC like device. These linux
distributions are made for PCs, not embedded devices as the Links
I have a Linkstation Live serving about 200 MB of music (FLAC), along
with 2 Squeezebox 3s. I haven't gotten up the nerve (yet) to hack the
LS Live to run Slimserver, so Slimserver is currently running on a
laptop. But it occurred to me that since the LS Live has 2 USB ports,
could I put somethi
The following files have the same format
convert.conf
custom-convert.conf in server directory
custom-convert.conf in a Plugin directory (see AlienBBC)
slimserver-convert.conf in server directory
conert.conf is NOT a template but has the essential cobnversion rules
for the released slimserver and
> If I were doing this all over again, I think I would try installing
> with DSL-N, and then install Slimserver on top of that, along with your
> download of Perl - which I think would work?
I think so. It's the same as I'm using in SlimCD.
> I did wind up adding a lot of things to SlimCD, but no
Michael,
Since we were talking about SlimCD as being used as a permanent music
server instead of just a demo earlier in this thread, I thought I would
post the following here.
I have gotten my SlimCD installation, running on a Nano-ITX machine, to
the point where I am satisfied with it.
In the
H. Not on mine. If you have the deb I'd be grateful.
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Smiley Dan;207413 Wrote:
> H. Not on mine. If you have the deb I'd be grateful.
No problem - send me your e-mail address by PM, you can't send files by
PM.
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I see that disabled conversions go into the .prefs file.
So it seems convert.conf is a sort of template file to use when you
want to create a custom-convert.conf file. The text at the beginning
of convert.conf file leads me to believe that slimserver will look for
custom-convert.conf when it s
Smiley Dan;207379 Wrote:
> What repo is it under in synaptic?
Mine says Local/main? It's named "albumart".
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Nope, I'm a Xubuntu user, the .deb would be great :)
What repo is it under in synaptic?
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Smiley Dan;207353 Wrote:
> Thanks Mark, I'd already been there, but unless I'm missing something
> all these links download empty files and when wget'ing them they just
> appear to redirect to the original (dead) website.
You're right, the files all come up empty. I have the deb if anyone
wants
Thanks Mark, I'd already been there, but unless I'm missing something
all these links download empty files and when wget'ing them they just
appear to redirect to the original (dead) website.
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Smiley Dan;207298 Wrote:
> Incidentally, has anyone seen the album art cover downloader recently?
> I've been trying to download for the last few weeks but the web page is
> not loading...
You're right, their homepage seems to be down, but the latest version
is here:
http://www.kde-apps.org/con
bukharin;207316 Wrote:
> I'm not trying to be critical btw - I'm keenly interested in this topic,
> because I'm quite anal about ripping correctly and I've been using
> rubyripper in an attempt to get a "perfect" rip... :)
Don't have time for the full test now - however I unfortunately have to
r
Mark Lanctot;207308 Wrote:
> I'm going with what Rubyripper reports in its logs. It lists an MD5
> checksum for each track in the log. They didn't match rip-to-rip.
I'm not sure how rubyripper generates this md5 checksum, but depending
on header information, this has the potential to give misl
mgh;207227 Wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I am looking for a ripper to try with Ubuntu 7.04.
>
> I am a newbie, and have only installed programs with synaptic, and
> rubyripper does not show up there. I don't think I yet want to get in
> to installing packages manually. Any way for me to find rubyripp
bukharin;207290 Wrote:
> I'd be interested in how you're checking the md5 checksums. For example,
> are you comparing WAV files, or FLACs? And how did you generate the
> files to compare - by ripping successfully with rubyripper on more than
> one occasion (therefore ripping the track at least 4
Other ideas, informed from my own minimal CentOS based virtual machine
Slimserver
* mp3fs for automated transcoding and syncing with portable players
* Samba and NFS mountpoints
* Packaging as a VM appliance
Incidentally, has anyone seen the album art cover downloader recently?
I've been try
I'd be interested in how you're checking the md5 checksums. For example,
are you comparing WAV files, or FLACs? And how did you generate the
files to compare - by ripping successfully with rubyripper on more than
one occasion (therefore ripping the track at least 4 times), or by
looking at rubyrip
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