There is a way to skip previously replaygained flac files, i used the
following perl. It will redo replaygain for a directory as album only
if any track is missing replaygain tag.
$DIR=$ARGV[0];
sub gettag
{
$FILE=$_[0];
$TAG=$_[1];
$VAL=`metaflac --show-tag=$TAG \"$FILE\"`;
chomp $VAL;
$VAL =~
I built the ipkg for use on an fsg3 which has mysql 4.0.x. I linked in
the mysqlcliunt library for 4.0.x to build the DBI module. I don't
know whether 4.1 server is compatibkle with a 4.0.x client.
As I said earlier - I built thisn ipkg for an fsg3. Somebody has posted
install instruction for a
Is v. 4.1 too new? I will try to install v. 4. and see what happens.
# ipkg info mysql
Package: mysql
Version: 4.1.20-2
Depends: zlib, ncurses, openssl, readline, libstdc++
Status: install user installed
Section: misc
Architecture: armeb
maintainer: NSLU2 Linux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
MD5Sum: 0eb143a
If you like Perl, I wrote this to set the gain in MP3 and FLAC files.
http://koldware.com/SlimStuff/MusicUtils/setGain
You may need to install File::Spec and File::Path if they're not
already install. Run the following command as root to do that:
perl -mCPAN -e"install File::Path File::Spec"
I am going to install Clark Connect on my existing XP music server
tomorrow and I was wondering if you could answer a quick question for
me.
I have 2 hard drives in the machine at the moment 250G with XP on and a
second 500G with muy music on. If I install CC on the 1st one will it
format the 2nd
Thanks guys, I give it a try tonight
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On 6/14/07, Ben Sandee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/14/07, Mark Lanctot <
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>
> About the last thing that I could do in Windows which I can't do in
> Ubuntu is MP3Gain post-processing.
I used this perl script to generate a shell script, it breaks on special
charact
On 6/14/07, Mark Lanctot <
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About the last thing that I could do in Windows which I can't do in
Ubuntu is MP3Gain post-processing.
I used this perl script to generate a shell script, it breaks on special
characters but it got 90% of my albums when I ran it.
#!/usr/b
The current debian package uses pool.ntp.org, which provides
localization with country codes. (ie, us.pool.ntp.org for those in
the us, ch.pool.ntp.org for Switzerland, etc.)
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About the last thing that I could do in Windows which I can't do in
Ubuntu is MP3Gain post-processing.
In Windows, I was using MAREO. In Linux, RubyRipper can encode to
multiple formats (I'm using FLAC and MP3) but it can't carry out other
commands like MAREO can. RubyRipper can carry out CLI c
Michael Herger wrote:
>> there a utility I can run, preferably as a cron, which would connect to
>> an internet timeserver and update my hardware clock?
>
> ntpdate ntp.vtx.ch
There are many, but it is better to use a pool source near you.
Michael is near Switzerland, but that would be a bad sou
> there a utility I can run, preferably as a cron, which would connect to
> an internet timeserver and update my hardware clock?
ntpdate ntp.vtx.ch
Michael
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well i guess that settles it. not much point in having 2 devices that
are unhackable, esp. at $300+ each. so, if i don't want to mess with
the NAS
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snarlydwarf;208873 Wrote:
> time always moves forward, just at different rates
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ntp.
apt-get install ntpdate ntp-simple
ntpdate is used to set the time initially to the correct time (used on
boot).
ntp-simple will periodically fetch time from ntp servers, adjusting the
clock of the PC accordingly. (It does not move time in jumps like a
cronjob would ... time always moves
Hi
I'm running my SlimServer on an old PC which is running Debian. I've
noticed, via the time screen saver on my Squeezebox that the hardware
clock on my server drifts (its currently about 10 minutes fast!) is
there a utility I can run, preferably as a cron, which would connect to
an internet tim
I'm not sure if the problem starts with the MySQL error.
What version of MySql have you installed ? The ipkg was built to be
used with MySql 4.0.??.
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> occurred to me that since the N800 is a small, quiet, low power linux
> box, why couldn't you run slimserver there?
If a NAS is hard to hack, then this device will even be harder. I guess
the base system isn't that differen - both are running some kind of linux.
But while a NAS suffers from
michael,
i'm aware of the skin for the N770/N800. the whole point of my
question is that i'm not eager to hack my NAS (linkstation live) to put
slimserver there. just poke around here and on the linkstation wiki
threads - you'll find loads of pleas for help unbricking, restoring,
and otherwise
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I installed slimserver on my unslung nslu2 using the 6.5.1 pkg and I
have a similar error regarding OSDetect.pm not found, but OSDetect.pm
seems to be in the right folder. Also, my permissions seem ok to me.
Slimserver process seems to start as root though:
# slimserver
Usage: /opt/bin/slimserv
> A little off-topic, but what about running slimserver on an internet
> tablet, like the Nokia N800?
I've been waiting for this request... utter nonsense, imho. Where do you
store the music files?
> Not cheap, but you could also use it as a
> pretty wicked remote, like Sonos only better.
You
A little off-topic, but what about running slimserver on an internet
tablet, like the Nokia N800? Not cheap, but you could also use it as a
pretty wicked remote, like Sonos only better.
The N800 runs on an ARM cpu, with a customized version of Debian.
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