Spoke too soon. One thing I'd really like to get working is the VU
meters. I'd actually gotten it working once under 6.0, but I don't
remember how.
I'm using the Grid skin, and under Jivelite VU Meter, I've chosen
Kolossos Oval. I choose Download or Save, and both appear to work OK.
But what
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi CatBus
>
> I use a JustBoom DAC all the time, so I know it works.
>
> 1. Fresh Sd card
> 2. Select JustBoom DAC/AMP (and Zero/AMP)
> 3. Press Save.
> 4. Reboot.
>
> It should be a really simple process.
>
> If you are still hav
I lost my first original Squeezebox a few weeks back and have been
looking at this project as the replacement. So far, I've gotten
everything working, except... no audio.
Here's my setup:
- Raspberry Pi 3 B+
- Standard 7" touchscreen
- JustBoom DAC HAT
I started out with 6.0 but am perfectly w
You may need to install sox. IIRC that's used for a lot of format
conversions.
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Would it be possible, would it be beneficial, etc etc? I have no
experience with such things, so I just don't know.
I was thinking that since packagers include the Perl runtime, LMS could
be packaged with a compatible version of Perl, and then it would be
portable to (binary-compatible) systems
CatBus wrote:
> So on that note, has anyone tried running the Windows version of LMS
> under Wine? Seems like it'd be worth a shot.
FWIW, I tried this out and it did not work in any way I could see how to
easily fix. Looks like for the foreseeable future, running openSUSE
12.1 in
bugmenot wrote:
> So the server should be built against the best compatible Perl version
> and that version should come bundled as files with the server. Thus, all
> of this Perl nonsense would be eliminated. A Perl i386 version included
> would work with the majority of systems, and those using
jarome;596931 Wrote:
> As Andy said a few posts up, you need to use the 7.5.3 nightly, and make
> the link in my post to get it working.
Thanks Jarome it's working now. I misread Andy's post and thought it
was working in 7.5
JSON::XS YAML::Syck
Sub::Name
Any workarounds? Should I go back to 11.2 until this is fully
resolved?
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To clarify: I'm sticking with 11.2 until this is officially supported.
I only went a few hours without music ;)
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Thanks Andy. I think I'll just hold off for official support.
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Same story here--bummer! Looks like it's just a matter of search paths
but I'm reluctant to do too much testing on my own system...
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doesn't work for you, the only option is to re-encode (I recommend
aoTuV)
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you must be updating the
driver for non-security reasons)
Either way, I think it's safe to say you *need* to reboot Linux a lot
less than Windows. Whether you actually *do* or not is another matter.
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any distro. Sure there's GUI tools, but SUSE people won't be able to
give GUI instructions to Ubuntu people, etc. The shell always works
for copying and pasting from web forums.
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omeone's ability to install SqueezeCenter and a SqueezeBox--I
completely agree that knowing how to do the latter doesn't in any way
imply the ability to do the former. So we end in agreement ;)
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iPod. We're not talking about the people who still have 12:00 flashing
on their microwave ovens, because they are not the audience for this
product. Perhaps with one or two exceptions.
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ld be offended
by having some of the proffered solutions to their problem be too
technically complicated.
Goodsounds;359268 Wrote:
> We have a lot of lower level worker bees here.
We also have me.
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tiny fanless VIA computers that
run SqueezeCenter quite nicely and absolutely sip power. But if you
want to do something other than run SqueezeCenter, then maybe having
such a powerful PC isn't such a bad idea.
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the wrong paths for plugins.
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27;d be interested.
That said, my preferences for one desktop over another aren't
necessarily the same as everyone else's.
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Fletch;324356 Wrote:
> Change 22244 in 7.2/trunk makes utf8 the default in the RPM and deb.
As usual, Fletch is da man. I can't see who would disagree with this
change, and even if they did, it's an easy thing to change.
ntage is that it's on the machine right now
and
2) A current operating system that he will have no problem getting
working and costs nothing
I can't see why anyone would recommend anything except #2.
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I have no experience downloading any versions of SqueezeCenter other
than the official released versions. Where would I get a 7.1 RPM?
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Not a lot of help, but I have no idea how I resolved this particular
issue--probably by building the modules.
My contribution is that I got it working, so I know it's possible ;)
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id Linux probably supports PAE
better than any other OS, but the technology is basically crap.
Whether that's true or not, I use a 64-bit OS on machines with less
than 4GB RAM without any noticeable performance hit, mostly because I
want to be able to use the same binaries on all of my machines.
;m assuming your Ogg album is not already in the database in a
different format? SlimServer may not deal gracefully with duplicates.
Also be sure to dump the database and rescan everything.
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Interesting solution to a very similar (perhaps the same) problem:
http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/6477489.html
Put a CD in the CD drive--that'll stop the periodic timeouts.
Interesting.
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indicate this
this particular event can happen when HAL periodically polls a SATA
optical drive. So I shut down HAL because I don't need it on this
server. Let's see how far we get this time...all suggestions welcome.
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e disk due to the router's
noisy death, and the network connectivity errors were primarily caused
by the router, and secondarily by the disk filling up. Either way,
it's okay now!
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r already!
I'll report back in a week or so if there are no problems.
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uter death I've ever witnessed.
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erver is a few weeks old. I'll run memtest on all three and see what
I get.
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nd scurry away, or something got fixed.
Perhaps totally unrelated to the original problem, but something.
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e / partition (through
spamming /tmp or /var/log or whatever). So far, no indication of who
the culprit is, but I'm looking. My server has been obnoxiously
well-behaved for the past few days, so there's nothing to see.
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x27;s not it. I'll also check free
space more regularly just to see if there's sudden spikes in disk usage
for any reason.
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GB of data is an open question. No idea.
However, that does bring up an interesting point. If rebooting the
server always brings it back after it suffers an episode, I could
schedule a periodic "therapeutic/preventative reboot". Just like
managing a Windows server.
everyone else is doing. Talk about stabs in the dark!
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the SOFTFDLIMIT. I
can imagine a database opening more than 1024 simultaneous file
handles. I sure hope SS doesn't leak filehandles though...
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confirm the lack of a problem).
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I can do that (not at the moment). /usr is on /. I wonder if this
could perhaps be a ulimit problem? I've never worked with ulimit
before but I believe SuSE has been using it by default since ~10.1.
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. My collection is 3566 files.
What on earth can be going on! Could SlimServer really be creating
15Gigs of data files and crashing the server? Even if I can't stop
this, how can I minimize the risk of this? Any other troubleshooting
tips?
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off with the locale/charset in
"su".
Anyway, all fixed now. Sorry to be a bother. And ARTISTSORT/ALBUMSORT
is probably the best underadvertised feature of this product. My god
it's nice to browse my music correctly!
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found lots of mentions of this in the German forums, so this may be a
SUSE-specific problem. But my German isn't good enough to determine if
there's a fix for it!
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I saw (completely by accident!) that the bundle deal was extended. Oh
happy day!
You can tell your marketing team that it worked. I bought the bundle
today, to avoid missing out on it again.
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16 - Linux - EN - iso-8859-1.
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You may also want to
look at a thread on this topic I started just recently.
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Any more ideas on this one? I can certainly use this workaround, but
would be happy to try out better more complete solutions (thanks for
making SlimServer open source, or I'd be in REAL trouble!)
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even when the browser is set to UTF-8, the line
across the top of the file browser screen that says what your current
directory is still displays garbage characters.
So it's not a fix, but it's still a huge improvement.
Probably not exactly the long-term solution
for everyone, but it works for me. I'd be happy to help troubleshoot
this further for a better fix though.
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ulling the
trigger and buying the bundle. Now I guess I have some more time to
test, with nothing to lose by waiting anymore.
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Edited the init script, stopped and restarted the process--same deal. I
also changed my browser's default encoding to UTF-8 and nothing
changed.
It sounds like I'm on the right path at least, but just haven't figured
out the problem ye
Server thought I was
using ISO-8859-1. Any ideas? I really need UTF-8 filenames to work
because I plan to use music folder browsing almost exclusively.
Other than that, it seems I can't open playlists that aren't in the
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