I think I understand...
You have a LinuxMint OS and somehow got the SS 6.3.0.
Did you add the Slimserver repositories that snarlydwarf mentioned?
Or did you install from the official Ubuntu repositories?
Ubuntu official is usually a different version than that available from
deb http://debian.
Sorry if I have made a mistake on versions, which is older or newer.
The one I have installed on Ubuntu is 6.5.2, and it works. That is the
one I would like to get installed in LinuxMint (which now shows 6.3.0
installed).
I do not know if I could have made a mistake in which link I pasted,
an
mgh;210063 Wrote:
> Thanks for the instructions.
>
> Do you have any idea how I can get the older version to install?
The older version is 6.3.0. Is that the one you want? (Your subject
line says otherwise...)
>
> All I have done in the past is copy and paste the url from the SS
> download p
Thanks for the instructions.
Do you have any idea how I can get the older version to install?
All I have done in the past is copy and paste the url from the SS
download page to third party repositories in synaptic, and synaptic has
done the rest.
Thanks for the help.
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mgh
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Don't worry about linux as most of the issues about formats and decoders
are slimserver related and independent of OS. The main problem is that
some decoders are only available for Intel/x86 processors.
The WMA lossless files can only be decoded using Microsoft libraries
which are only availabl
Moving backwards with version numbers will undoubtedly wreak havoc on
your box. A simple 'apt-get remove...' is pretty non-destructive and
it leaves files and folders such as config files which will most likely
confuse older versions.
Try to remove them as root in a terminal, i.e.:
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bpa;210021 Wrote:
> The handling of custom-convert.conf varies according to slimserver
> version.
> Are you running 6.5.x or 6.3.x ?
>
> Do you still want to persist since mplayer will not play wma lossless
> file on a DS-107 ?
I´m running the 6.5.2 version. Maybe I´m not that good at understan
The handling of custom-convert.conf varies according to slimserver
version.
Are you running 6.5.x or 6.3.x ?
Do you still want to persist since mplayer will not play wma lossless
file on a DS-107 ?
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bpa;209979 Wrote:
> The baseline custom-convert.conf looks like it belongs to AlienBBC in
> which case it should be in the Plugins/Alien directory and not in the
> server directory. Having mulitple custom-convert.conf files in
> separate directories avoid this problem of updating distributed fil
The baseline custom-convert.conf looks like it belongs to AlienBBC in
which case it should be in the Plugins/Alien directory and not in the
server directory. Having mulitple custom-convert.conf files in
separate directories avoid this problem of updating distributed files.
mplayer does not handl
My custom-convert.conf file looks like this now. But won´t play the
.ape files either. Am I doing it wrong when I make the adjustments in
the custom-convert.conf file ? Do I have to add more lines etc. ?
# AlienBBC - windows version
# Default for mplayer pre7 or later (note: -bandwidth 10
bpa;209963 Wrote:
> Josh Coalson is right - mplayer links into a Microsoft Windows DMO DLL
> library file to play WMA lossless on Windows and Linux x86 systems.
> Mplayer cannot play WMA lossless on non x86 Linux systems such as
> DS-107, Linkstation etc.
>
> For the record - you can put the su
Josh Coalson is right - mplayer links into a Microsoft Windows DMO DLL
library file to play WMA lossless on Windows and Linux x86 systems.
Mplayer cannot play WMA lossless on non x86 Linux systems such as
DS-107, Linkstation etc.
For the record - you can put the suggested WMA entries into a
cust
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