ClanClover;403170 Wrote:
> What's all this about Linux not playing/serving wma files? Most of my
> music files are in flac format but some are wma and these play on my
> Linux (Ubuntu 8.10) machine and, before I moved my server to a QNAP
> (which runs Linux), I had no problems playing wma files o
Sorry to hear that :-/
rpm is a kind of zipped installer archive I think it's temporarily
stored somewhere if you are using wget first you can probably find it
somewhere.
I just "rpm Uvh http:/ww." directly from the slim website.
rpm is redhat packet manager i think ?
Apparently ripserver
OK. So I'm not someone who can give up that easily... and I'd really
not like to have be stuck on 7.1.1 for the life of this machine.
Before going out of business, the Ripserver company made available a
script that could be run to upgrade SqueezeCenter to 7.2. This script
downloads an RPM from
Thanks for your suggestions. I have now tried them all but still no
luck. The RPM seems to do its stuff, and the squeezecenter service
apparent starts (a status check shows it is running) but after a minute
or two it stops.
Evidently the SqueezeCenter is implemented on the Ripserver in some
ki
Ok, thanks. I've been contemplating the move to lenny as well.
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On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 12:51 PM, eschurig
wrote:
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> If you run lenny right now should you use the stable or testing version
> of SC?
Run whichever version you want, they aren't tied to the Debian
release. SqueezeCenter stable works fine on lenny, as does testing.
Ben
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Quad;403412 Wrote:
> That says all. I once tried setting up Ubuntu 8.10 as a total newbie. It
> took me 2 weeks to get all running the way I liked it. But that should
> be part of the game. If you don't agree on this, you should stay away
> from Linux.
>
> Btw: SqueezeCenter was very easy to set
If you run lenny right now should you use the stable or testing version
of SC? The release date for the stable version of SC as shown in
http://debian.slimdevices.com/dists/
is January 22. This is before lenny went stable so isn't this
technically still the etch version? SC testing has a post l
Rein;402134 Wrote:
> After wasting a weekend thinking I could set up...
That says all. I once tried setting up Ubuntu 8.10 as a total newbie.
It took me 2 weeks to get all running the way I liked it. But that
should be part of the game. If you don't agree on this, you should stay
away from Linux
Thanks for the advice Coopw02.
I loaded Pysdm (which mounted the drive) and after a rescan all was
working fine. I was not aware that I did not have to go via Firefox,
thanks for the tip.
I now have a PC that I can just turn on and start using my Duet without
problems.
Thanks again to all.
Bri
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