* Michael Herger shaped the electrons to say...
As the bug's subject is misleading I might open a new one.
Done - http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1653
Feel free to add your comments/experience.
I've just checked in subversion change 3367, which should fix this issue.
If you're
Craig, James (IT) Wrote:
When you ran the installer did you leave the 'start automatically' box
checked?
If so it may already be running as a service.
What happens if you enter http://localhost:9000 in your web browser?
James
Thanks for the quick replies. I tried restarting, but
And if it isn't, you can just start another instance of the MM exe (make
sure you use the same user, if you have the service running as a
different one to your logon), enable the API, close MM, and then restart
the MM service (you might need to explicitly restart the SS service too,
as that'll get
ChrisB Wrote:
Also check to make sure that
the the musicmagic API service is running in the instance of
musicmagic that is running as a service.Good points - I hadn't checked that
since installed as a service the
settings have been preserved. I can well imagine that they're not.
This might
On 10/6/05 at 9:33 am +0100, Craig, James (IT) wrote
Playing songs from a mounted iPod should certainly work but my
experience with 6.0 is you can't play files without adding them to the
SlimServer database.
It would always be possible to use something like Nicecast (on a Mac
- similar
http://yourmmserver:10002/api
will show if it's running or not.
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Subject: [slim] Re: Launching MusicMagic at startup
ChrisB Wrote:
Also
Old palm pilot might be cheap, but not many have ANY network
capability built in. Remeber to factor in the cost of a wi-fi card.
On 6/10/05, Michael Herger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have software that would allow me to emulate a Squeezebox
remote with display on a Palm Pilot.
I believe that if you add a Windows shortcut (assuming a Windows server)
for the mounted drive to the Slim Server music directory, you can use
the Browse Music Folder feature to traverse into it an play the music.
It shouldn't require addition of the music to the database to handle this.
-
Hi,
You can use a product called ProntoLite to learn and emulate the remote
control - I think it's payware but I don't think it's killer expensive.
Be warned though - the infrared on most palms is low power and you might
have to be quite close. You won't get the display with this method
I just recently moved my SlimServer from my Mac to my Windows box. Well
I installed server on the windows box, and dragged the music folder
(from iTunes) music over.
Any one know of a clever way to get my play lists over as well, either
the iTunes ones, or the SlimServer ones, or both.
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On 6/10/05, Jimsngc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On both my SB2 and SoftSqueeze I get this message most times when I try
and connect to ShoutCast:
Error: ShoutCast Web Site Not Available
Jim,
You might try raising the Radio Station Timeout setting (Server
Settings - Network) to a higher value
It shouldn't require addition of the music to the database to handle
this.
Possibly in 5.4 but not in 6.0
I just tried it, and playing the track adds it to the database.
Makes sense because all SlimServer's work is done via the database now.
James
Craig, James (IT) wrote:
Possibly in 5.4 but not in 6.0 I just tried it, and playing the track
adds it to the database. Makes sense because all SlimServer's work is
done via the database now.
Just wondering whether or not this is really much of an issue.
Once the iPod goes home with it's
It's probably not a problem (as well as being unavoidable at this point)
but the original poster did say not to put them in the database!
In fact the track did disappear after I deleted it, the 2nd time I
subsequently navigated to it in the library.
Background database maintenance is a future
Quoting hunta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
ChrisB Wrote:
Also check to make sure that
the the musicmagic API service is running in the instance of
musicmagic that is running as a service.Good points - I hadn't checked that
since installed as a service the
settings have been preserved. I can well
Craig, James (IT) Wrote:
It's probably not a problem (as well as being unavoidable at this
point)
but the original poster did say not to put them in the database!
In fact the track did disappear after I deleted it, the 2nd time I
subsequently navigated to it in the library.
Background
* Craig, James (IT) shaped the electrons to say...
Background database maintenance is a future enhancement I believe?
The database goes through a complete garbage collection phase in the 6.1 tree
after a rescan.
-D
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On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 01:43:11AM -0700, Maditude wrote:
Last I checked, the 'bsd port for slimserver was pretty old.
The FreeBSD port is current right now, at 6.0.2. I'm running it on my
5.3 box. The port's status can be tracked at Freshports.
http://www.freshports.org/audio/slimserver
Sorry for the somewhat crass subject line, but that's really the best
way to describe this.
As it says, I'm getting an intermittent fart noise through my setup,
which is SB2 line out to a pair of inexpensive Boston computer
speakers.
The thing is, the noise sometimes happens even when there's
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