matka wrote:
> Have you tried rip frm morituri ? It looks very promising and it would
> fit very well in a headless server.
Add my vote for morituri - works great!
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear
garym wrote:
> VB is using ripit. It doesn't use accuraterip. This is why I use dbpa
> for my ripping even though I have several VB appliances.
Have you tried rip frm morituri ? It looks very promising and it would
fit very well in a headless server. I will bring this up at the vortex
forums.
In
matka wrote:
> Slightly OT, since you are working with vortexbox right now, what
> command line is being used for ripping ? is it "ripit" or "rip" ? I just
> did a test with rip (morituri) and it peforms EAC compatible secure rip
> with AccurateRip checksums, once you install a whatcd plugin, it
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I got it installed very easily using an external CD-drive via usb.
> Overall my fear that vortexbox would be complicated was put to shame. My
> only difficulties was
>
> 1) That the ethernet connection apparently does not work if you use a
> broken ethernet cable (doh!)
> 2) T
I got it installed very easily using an external CD-drive via usb.
Overall my fear that vortexbox would be complicated was put to shame. My
only difficulties was
1) That the ethernet connection apparently does not work if you use a
broken ethernet cable (doh!)
2) The auto-ripper by default rips
Guut_Boy wrote:
> Thanks for all the advice. I think I will give vortexbox a try. Only
> problem is the Aspire Revo does not have a CD-drive, but I guess I can
> use external one.
I'm running VB software on a FIT-PC2 which does not have an optical
drive, so I did the installation from a USB driv
matka wrote:
> I used the same Aspire Revo for my server using ubuntu headless. It
> worked pretty good, the only slight complain was folder browse, it was
> little sluggish on large collection (40K tracks, 1TB of flacs).
> Eventually I moved squeezebox server and subsonic server from Revo to
> m
Thanks for all the advice. I think I will give vortexbox a try. Only
problem is the Aspire Revo does not have a CD-drive, but I guess I can
use external one.
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Guut_Boy wrote:
> I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
> Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use that.
> However, I got the sense that vortexbox is quite a lot of work to deal
> with and get set up right. Would you say that is wrong?
Vortexbo
Hi,
just get 'Ubuntu' (http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server) - i prefer the
Server Version.
The only thing to know is - always use a LTS (Longterm Support)
Version.
Be aware that Ubuntu 13 had a newer perl Version thats not supported by
LMS - So 12.04 LTS (equal if server or not) its the "best"
I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use that.
However, I got that sense that vortexbox quite a lot of work to deal
with and get set up right. Would you say that is wrong?
I've never personally set one up.
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I have gotten my hands on an old (but free) Asus Aspire Revo 3600. I
> plan to put some type of linux on it (it comes with no OS) and use it to
> host my LMS server. Previously I have mostly just used my Squeezebox (I
> have a Touch now, but I am adding a Radio soon) via mysb.co
mherger wrote:
> There's vortexbox - which is a Fedora based distribution which comes
> with LMS and everything else you need pre-installed.
>
> --
>
> Michael
I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use t
Julf wrote:
> For just hosting a server there really aren't any special requirements.
> I run mine fine on headless ubuntu, and lubuntu is prtetty much ubuntu
> with a lightweight desktop.
Good point, I guess if I am running it headless lubuntu will not make a
difference from regular Ubuntu.
-
There's vortexbox - which is a Fedora based distribution which comes
with LMS and everything else you need pre-installed.
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Guut_Boy wrote:
> Right now I am thinking of using lubuntu because I have some slight
> ubuntu experience, and it is supposed to be light-weight. I read a
> little about vortexbox also, which seems cool but also to be a little
> more work to use and maintain.
For just hosting a server there real
I have gotten my hands on an old (but free) Asus Aspire Revo 3600. I
plan to put some type of linux on it (it comes with no OS) and use it to
host my LMS server. Previously I have mostly just used my Squeezebox (I
have a Touch now, but I am adding a Radio soon) via mysb.com, so this is
the first t
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