Hi,
In slimserver.pref I
have this:
lookForArtwork =
1coverArt = %ALBUM_stdcoverThumb = %ALBUMartfolder =
D:\Slim\Covers
When I run slim.exe
--d_artwork i get this result:
2005-03-05
08:23:10.0948 Looking for image files in D:\Music\10cc - Greatest Hits -
19752005-03-05 08:23:10.1301
Dan Sully wrote:
Actually that is only partially correct.
ID3 v2.2: iso-8559-1 only (latin1)
ID3 v2.3: iso-8559-1 or UTF-16
ID3 v2.4: UTF-8 only
I recommend using v2.4 if possible, as there is no ambiguity. iTunes
supports
it, as does MP3/Media Rage on the Mac. Easytag on *nix, and probably Tag
I will certainly give it a try next time I get to vist my friend with the
DAX.
Unlikely to be this month.
From: Mike Reeve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [slim] Digital Output
Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005
Hi,
I just checked V6.0a2 and there is something wrong the count of artists.
Despite the fact that I selected Don't include composer, band and orchestra
in Artists the count of artist is definitely wrong (501 instead of 111 as
seen in iTunes). When I use slimserver to browse the artist list, I
apologies if this has been discussed before but is there a way to use
slimserver/squeezebox to automatically download and register podcast type
content?
i'm using ipodder right now to automate downloads of various podcasts which
are then stored in a directory on my main music storage drive. i'd
Thanks Marc, your article looks great.
I am wondering about the memory requirements on a LinkStation. I have
currently ~ 900 albums and my windows server is using between 80-100 MB for
the slim process.
How much memory does the Linkstation have? Any comments on the memory usage
you are
On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 18:38:08 -, Patrick Dixon
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I assume that any music ripped from CD (whether coded as lossy or lossless)
will be replayed by the SB at 44.1KHz.
So when (if ever) is 48KHz replay required?
I ripped the audio from my U2 Rattle Hum DVD
I believe it
FANTASTIC! (all caps isn't loud enough)
Thanks Marc. As a Linux Newbie (not a Coward) I've just installed
Gentoo on my laptop and was wondering what I needed to do to get
SlimServer running *properly*. Now I feel confident enough to blow
away windows on my server PC (dual 1Ghz Pentium III, SCS
Ahh, yes DVD audio uses 48KHz multiples (and 24 bits).
Thanks.
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Subject: Re: [slim] A question about SB audio frequencies
On Sat, 5 Mar
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 02:57:35PM -0800, kdf wrote:
There was a recent ruling in Europe (not sure if it was EU-wide) that has
decided that copying from one format to another was illegal. This means, if
you buy a CD, you can only EVER copy it to another CD. I got too annoyed
before I could
Quoting John L Fjellstad [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 02:57:35PM -0800, kdf wrote:
There was a recent ruling in Europe (not sure if it was EU-wide) that has
decided that copying from one format to another was illegal. This means,
if
you buy a CD, you can only EVER copy it
Basically, it's Norway implementing an EU directive they had no say
in, that was put into EU law after great lobbying by the recording
industry.
Of course they had no say in it, as they're not in the EU.
But why did they implement it, and in such a manner?
Tom
As you've probably already seen on slashdot;
http://craz.net/programs/itunes/
Are someone working on integrating into slimserver? I assume an
additonal check has to be performed on m4a file to determine which
decoder to use, as AAC files still needs to go through faad2.
--
Torgeir Veimo [EMAIL
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 21:23:55 +, Torgeir Veimo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are someone working on integrating into slimserver? I assume an
additonal check has to be performed on m4a file to determine which
decoder to use, as AAC files still needs to go through faad2.
Yep. I just now got it
OK, I know SlimServer will recognize Music Folder\CD Artist Name\CD
Album Name\Track # Track Name.wav but what else? How about Year or
Genre? I can't seem to find this documentation anywhere, am I just
missing it?
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Quoting Steven Spies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK, I know SlimServer will recognize Music Folder\CD Artist Name\CD
Album Name\Track # Track Name.wav but what else? How about Year or
Genre? I can't seem to find this documentation anywhere, am I just
missing it?
slimserver simply reads the file
On Sat, Mar 05, 2005 at 10:12:35PM +0100, T wrote:
Of course they had no say in it, as they're not in the EU.
But why did they implement it, and in such a manner?
Although Norway is not part of the EU, it is a part of EFTA (which is
kinda of a trade block, I guess. Haven't really looked
Thanks kdf! That is exactly what I was looking for, I knew it was somewhere.
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 14:11:54 -0800, kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Steven Spies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK, I know SlimServer will recognize Music Folder\CD Artist Name\CD
Album Name\Track # Track Name.wav but
Thanks Dan,
I can confirm that it's ok now on the 05/03/05 build
Thanks
Craig
Dan Sully wrote:
* Craig shaped the electrons to say...
The JavaScript error I reported in V6.0a1 is still occurring in
V6.0a2.
Craig - this error is harmless, but has been fixed in the latest
nightlies.
Thanks for
If you're using cdrdao or something else that uses TOC files, you'll
probably also want to check out cuetools to convert TOC into
cuesheets, and vice versa.
http://developer.berlios.de/projects/cuetools/
-michael
Moses Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi John,
I believe cdrdao will make a
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 11:33:25 -0700, Matthias Schnizer wrote:
Thanks Marc, your article looks great.
I am wondering about the memory requirements on a LinkStation. I have
currently ~ 900 albums and my windows server is using between 80-100 MB for
the slim process.
How much memory does the
http://craz.net/programs/itunes/alac.html
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