mherger;298112 Wrote: > > Ok, iTunes clearly is deactivated. You could disable the plugin > completely (needs a restart) to be sure. > How do I do that?
mherger;298112 Wrote: > > Why did you think it was scanning the iTunes library at all? Have you > been using iTunes in SS6.x? > Well, for starters it has gone and added all of the music in my iTunes library to Squeezecenter. That's really annoying, since my iTunes library is a downsampled copy of my main library, so I now have two copies of everything listed in Squeezecenter. That plus the fact that during the initial scan of my library, it first reported scanning all the music files I told it to, and then reported scanning through iTunes, first the songs, then the playlists. mherger;298112 Wrote: > > > Also, it would be advisable to add something > > to the readme regarding this, since like it or not, IE does still > have > > a 70%+ market share.[/color] > > What should we add to the readme? A recommendation for FireFox, Opera > or Safari? We're fully supporting IE6(!) and any reasonable browser. > It's a major pain, but I spend days to make this happen, _because_ IE > is still the leading (in market share) browser. But we can't change the > fact that IE is slower than other browsers. > A recommendation to use Firefox, Opera or Safari would be good, because the initial impression created by using Squeezecenter through IE is not a good one. I know dealing with tuning for multiple browsers is a huge pain in the butt, and that the tools for development in FF are great (as opposed to the almost-nonexistant tools for IE). I especially pity you for having to deal with IE 6 and really, anyone still using that needs some help. But every other interactive site relying heavily on Javascript manages to get their stuff running acceptably on IE 7. Squeezecenter shouldn't be an exception. mherger;298112 Wrote: > > SC will _not_ scan any folder unless a.) you tell it to do so (by > defining it as music or playlist folder), or b.) if you happen to have > a shortcut/playlist/cue sheet in your music/playlist folder, pointing > to this outside folder. Please make sure you don't have any of them. > Some ripping software creates them automatically without telling you. > Well, I just searched every non-audio file in my music folder, and not one refers to "My Music" (or anything else that isn't in my music folder). mherger;298112 Wrote: > > > There is another bug hiding in there, too: users sets up SC which > scans[/color] > That's not a bug in the software, but in the thinking of the guy who > mis-configures his machine. If you lock access to your folders and > expect services to have access to it, then you need to read the Windows > manual. I must admit: it happened to me, too. It's been some 12 or more > years ago on a NT 3.51, and I wasted days because of this (no Google at > the time). But I've learned my lesson :-). > We'll just have to disagree on where responsibility lies for this. But one of these days, someone is going to come up on this forum and say that they switched from running SC as an app to running it as a service ... Thanks for your help. - S -- Simonfish ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Simonfish's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10334 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=47053 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
