Not sure if it's related, but when I set-up my SB2 (WPA enabled), DHCP
didn't work either. I was keen to get it set up so just allocated an
address manually and all was fine.
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Thanks to Robert's complete Czech SlimServer translation I became aware of
a problem in the upload part of the StringEditor.pm plugin. It would often
time out and cut-off large parts of the translated file.
Please update to the latest version 1.4 which fixes this major and some
minor
Thanks, I'll have a play with them tomorrow. They look as if they're
doing exactly what I'm trying to do at one stage, and in the same way
too. Hmm...
Max
mherger Wrote:
Max
Okay, I've now got the following, but am still struggling to read
responses. The current $s is an optimistic
Actually, I already had done. My last posted attempt is a reworking of
that very script. :-) Have you ever tried printing $response? It
generally doesn't work for me. Don't waste any time on it though -
I'll have a closer look at things tomorrow.
You don't need $socket-autoflush (1); any
whello...
wiped and rescanned lots of times, no change.
had no LC_CTYPE or LANG defined at all (uh ohh...?) but now I have
en_US.utf8 defined for all. do I need to restart the whole server
after this uh?
rgds
/andreas
Dan Sully wrote:
* andreas shaped the electrons to say...
os:
Linux
Hi
Just wanted to comment on how well the newer versions of slim are
performing. I was running 6.0.2 for a while, mostly cause' I was just
being lazy. Recently started back on the nightlys and wow! I can't
believe the increased performance of the web interface and the menus on
the SB.
Thanks
seanadams Wrote:
I have a solution for this now (thanks to Andrew Weekes for the
pointers).
It looks like the signal is actually being picked up by the headphone
cable (not internally). It goes into the 1/8 jack and then gets
amplified back out by the headphone amp. The behavior seems
How much will it cost to have this done? And is it same to assume it
won't invalidate the warranty?
Thanks.
TL
seanadams Wrote:
I have a solution for this now (thanks to Andrew Weekes for the
pointers).
It looks like the signal is actually being picked up by the headphone
cable (not
The ponies have been retired.
After receiving threatening emails from the PLF (AKA. Pony Liberation
Front) we decided to stop exploiting them for our collective amusement. ;-)
Patrick
On 7/18/05 11:38 AM, Josef Shvejk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great! Now, how about a free pony?
On
Bl' typical!
Oh well, I reckon I still got a good deal on mine from Scan UK, arrived 5
days ago. Network card anyone?
:-(
Simon Turner
Barcombe UK
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Patrick Cosson
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To:
I have two computers that house music, and each has slimserver
instlalled.
Often, I will create a playlist (usually with foobar2k) and save it as
a m3u files. I believe that is just a list of paths to files.
If save that file to my playlist dir on my other pc, the playlist will
not
sbjaerum Wrote:
Will this fix be incorporated in units you ship in the future?
Steinar
yes, soon. I'm going to test this a bit more and make sure it's really
the ideal fix - but it seems to work perfectly for me. I just wanted to
get something out quickly for the guys who are hearing this.
takashi37 Wrote:
How much will it cost to have this done? And is it same to assume it
won't invalidate the warranty?
Thanks.
TL
We'll do it for you no charge under warranty (you pay shipping to us,
we cover shipping back to you).
If you want to do it yourself the parts are about $0.02
Don't sweat it...I don't expect a price drop in the UK for the wireless
unit. That price has been edging down on it's own.
Patrick
On 7/18/05 12:24 PM, Simon @ Home [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bl' typical!
Oh well, I reckon I still got a good deal on mine from Scan UK, arrived 5
days ago.
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Well, the plan is that the headphone jack on SB2 will be able to
drive an IR blaster.
That way the remote doesn't have to change, but SlimServer will be
able to send whatever kind of IR you'd like
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Great! Now, how about a free pony?
On 7/18/05, Patrick Cosson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The summer heat is getting us...over the weekend, Slim Devices lowered the
prices on the award winning Squeezebox2!
* Squeezebox2 wireless is now $279 (instead of $299)
* Squeezebox2 wired is now $199
As the original poster, I would like to thank Sean and everyone at Slim
Devices for their willingness to address this problem, not to mention
their blazingly responsive turnaround in finding and committing to
implement a solution. This attention to detail is well above and
beyond the strict call
Title: Re: [slim] Harmony Remote
Users
Any harmony remote users
out there know/remember how to setup their squeezebox on the remote,
while making it think it's a multi-disc changer?
When I did the setup, there was an option for
music server or something of that nature that I used.
It was a
Title: Re: [slim] Harmony Remote Users
I know that I've seen it before as well, but for
some reason, I'm not able to find it again...I'll keep poking, but hopefully
someone will have the info before I go completely insane.
Danny Rego
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From:
Kevin O.
In the following thread, I documented significant audible RF
interference on SB's headphone output. Slim Devices checked and
verified this problem.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=15102
I'm assuming this problem isn't going to be fixed anytime soon. In the
meantime, I'd like to
Infrant released a new firmware for their ReadyNAS600 NAS last week.
Along with the upgrade is an optional component users can upload to the
ReadyNAS. SlimServer 6.02!
Finally, a VERY easy way to run SlimServer in a NAS without any
hacking.
The process is very simple. Upgrade your firmware as
Bug 1837 has been added to the database.
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WSLam Wrote:
This surely is a great way to run SlimServer. JAVA takes up too much
resources on Windows desktop imo. I much prefer to run SlimServer on
another computer other then the one I use day to day...Very cool. The more
platforms Slimserver runs on the better. Btw,
Slimserver is a
Matt Alioto wrote:
Hi
Just wanted to comment on how well the newer versions of slim are
performing. I was running 6.0.2 for a while, mostly cause' I was just
being lazy. Recently started back on the nightlys and wow! I can't
believe the increased performance of the web interface and the menus
mike_zandvliet wrote:
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seanadams Wrote:
We'll do it for you no charge under warranty (you pay shipping to us, we
cover shipping back to you).
If you want to do it yourself the parts are about $0.02 each (we can
mail them to you if you want). We'll honor the warranty in this case,
but I should stress that we
Thanks guys for your kind words! But the real kudos go to Andrew for
actually offering some direction. I was getting nowhere looking at the
internal signals, and quite overlooked the idea that the 802.11 output
was getting coupled back into the system via the headphone cable.
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