if your tracks are all at the same level you could use a simple for
loop
e.g.
Code:
for i in /home/music/Music\ Library/*/*/*.mp3; do mp3gain -a "$i"; done
Don't know what the correct syntax for the mp3gain command is I don't
use it but you can pu
+1 for gentoo
The ebuild for slimserver works really well and there is one for
AlienBBC that sorts out the whole mplayer, realplayer headache for
you.
Installation is much quicker now that the default install uses
pre-compiled binaries for pretty much everything.
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nobspangle
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Problem solved.
Somehow the network adapter in the server had a problem.
I couldn't ping the SB from the server but the SB was pingable from
other computers in the network. And I could also reach these computers
from the server. Just the SB was not reachable.
Rebooted the server but still no su
Thanks for the reply.
My first post at the LinuxMInit forum did not yield much, but I will
try again.
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With Apple changing to m4a, I converted my music library and configured
my custom-convert.conf file to play them via mplayer as outlined in the
wiki:
alc wav * *
[mplayer] -novideo -ao pcm:nowaveheader:file=/dev/fd/4 $FILE$
4>&1 1>/de
v/null
mov wav * *
[mplayer] -novideo -ao pcm:nowaveheader:fi
Hello all.
I've got SlimServer 6.5.2 running on ClarkConnect Community 4.1 box.
It's started somewhat randomly to fail.
Parsing the logs, it seems like MySQL dies first:
070623 18:21:57 InnoDB: Error: Write to file ./ibdata1 failed at
offset 0 123813888.
InnoDB: 16384 bytes should have bee
