Check antenna cables to your tuner (remove them for a test). I had
terrible hum before I added a filter.
Did you have this humming problem the first time with the Transporter?
Yes I did. I then removed all other connections from the tuner/amp and the
problem was gone. I have the TV and an
I think the difference here is that you are looking at this from a legal
perspective, while I am coming at it from an ethical angle.
IMO it is unethical to sell something and not give back part to the
owner. Putting into place international structures as a legal
smokescreen doesn't change this.
adamslim;158592 Wrote:
I think the difference here is that you are looking at this from a legal
perspective, while I am coming at it from an ethical angle.
If you're going to argue from an ethical perspective, you ought to
examine how ethical (or not) is the typical recording contract offered
ModelCitizen wrote:
There is a quite a difference between running SlimServer via the remote
as opposed to the web gui. I ran a 192mb, 500ghz PII dedicated Windows
XP machine for Slimserver 5.*/6.2/6.3 for a long while. Using the
remote (my usual device) was fine but the web gui was pretty pants
On 30/11/06, grimholtz
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thanks!
If you've got windows, the next version of Moose (0.50)
will be able to do it too.. I've added favourites to the tree and
you can move/delete/queue them via popup menus.. Just ironing
out some other stuff before I release..
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I installed 6.5 on XP/SP2 and everything stopped working.
If I run slim from CMD I get:
Cant set up the listening port 9000 for the HTTP server: unknown error
at PerlApp/Slim/Web/HTTP.pm line 170
If I start the slimserver service manually from system management it
simply opens and shuts
Start by completely removing any old slimserver installations.
Then get the 6.5.1 nightly (not 6.5.0) and install. Don't install any
plugins to start with.
Only when this works, go and get updated versions of any plugins you
use and then install them.
If it doesn't work, ask again here...
If it does run into problems I won't be blaming Perl, which is plenty
fast in my experience, but the slimserver coders. The speed of software
is mainly impacted by poor design decisions.
[..]
I don't mean to imply that the current slimserver is poorly designed.
How should these to
Thanks for the reply.
I'm afraid I've uninstalled multiple times, the current version I have
installed is 6.5.1 and as far as I know, I don't have any plug-ins at
all.
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Michael Herger wrote:
If it does run into problems I won't be blaming Perl, which is plenty
fast in my experience, but the slimserver coders. The speed of
software is mainly impacted by poor design decisions.
This is a general remark, not specifically targeted at slimserver.
[..]
I don't
radish wrote:
Completely irrelevant. You are looking at Softsqueeze taking 320mb and
saying that's too much without any understanding of what's actually
going on under the hood or whether it's really using that memory. You
It's just too much for a music player, radish...
Regards,
Peter
I'm afraid I've uninstalled multiple times, the current version I have
installed is 6.5.1 and as far as I know, I don't have any plug-ins at
all.
I guess you have something else listening on port 9000. The message you
get when connecting on that port contains quite some information about
Anyone???
BTW, I'm using Slimserver 6.5
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cliveb;158598 Wrote:
If you're going to argue from an ethical perspective, you ought to
examine how ethical (or not) is the typical recording contract offered
to artists by the big labels.
You are right in many ways here, but I think you paint too one-sided a
picture.
The other side
I use my bedroom SB3 as an alarm clock, which usually works pretty well.
I use a Dutch public radio wma stream to wake me up with the news. This
morning slimserver was unable to connect to the wma stream. The alarm
didn't go off and I was late.
This was actually the second time it happened.
My request would be for slimserver to play an alert tone (or some
backup-mp3) if the alarm clock tune/stream cannot be played for some
reason.
Create a playlist with the stream at the top position. This will hopefully
play the second song if the station isn't available.
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I've had the same happen to me. Luckily it was a weekend and I didn't
miss work.
I get around the problem by creating a play list with the radio station
first followed by a local song. That way when the radio fails to connect
the play list continues and plays the local file. :-)
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I'm pretty sure that the hardware is capable of it, if only for the
reason that Sean didn't dismiss the idea out of hand. He's usually
pretty quick at saying something isn't possible if it isn't. On the
other hand, they're also pretty good at not promising new features
until they're done :)
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More info needed.
Describe your network, how things are connected, can SoftSqueeze's
connect to squeezenetwork etc..
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You could try the 3rd Party Plugins forum or the Developers forum to see
if anyone would be interested. FYI, streamripper is written in C, not
Perl, but that doesn't really matter.
I think I haven't been clear about the privileges issue. As you noted
in your initial post, what is unique about
I'm considering buying a Qnap TS-101 NAS box. As the TS-101 is not
available with the Slimserver software pre-installed here in Germany,
I'm wondering if Slimserver can be installed on a TS-101 running the
standard firmware.
Somewhere in the forums I read that Progressive Consumer Electronics
Yup, I think a forum devoted to the Transporter might be useful too.
MC
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Smiffy wrote:
I've had the same happen to me. Luckily it was a weekend and I didn't
miss work.
I get around the problem by creating a play list with the radio station
first followed by a local song. That way when the radio fails to connect
the play list continues and plays the local file. :-)
GungHo wrote:
netim3;158436 Wrote:
Given that SlimDevices only make money when you buy their hardware (the
software is free), they have little economic incentive to make the
software UPnP compatible.
True that the slimserver is free but can only be used with SqeezeBox (I
think). And the more
Oliver,
You may but better off looking at the TS-201 if the budget will
stretch. In my experience SS 6.5 has taken the TS-101 to the limit and
you maybe disappointed. This is not because the TS-101 is bad it is
just designed as a NAS device and therefore the processor and memory
are very
Thanks, but Moose never worked for me (bad installation IIRC) on Win XP
SP2.
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Sorry about the length of this but I don't know enough to understand
whiat is important.
If I close slimserver down I get:
Proto Local Address Foreign AddressState
PID
TCPDELL2006:1174 localhost:1175 ESTABLISHED
4480
[MsnMsgr.Exe]
TCP
cliveb;158598 Wrote:
Anyway, history is overtaking us. I read today that the Russian
government has agreed to shut down AllOfMP3 in order to progress its
application to join the WTO.
Not exactly... they have agreed to shut down websites which operate
illegally. Allofmp3 is not illegal in
I believe you need to not just uninstall, but also manually delete the
SlimServer directory (usually C:\Program Files\SlimServer).
When I updated to 6.5 the first time I had a lot of problems until I did the
following:
1) Uninstall SlimServer
2) Manually deleted the directory
3) Rebooted
diagnostic trail
not remote batteries removed
not player off network
server restarted and looked at security which I may have foolishly left
open for demo.
Thought I had changed the password but on your advice relooked from
external and seemed this was open ie could see server without password
thx.
yep, my mistake on the language, i assumed perl too quickly b/c on the
homepage for SR it had some perl code there, but its actually a neat
metatag fetching script for remote xml data:
http://streamripper.sourceforge.net/index.php
(news, 2005, nov 12)
and i had always been thinking to
I was asking me, if is possible to use plugins with the compiled
SlimServer. The doubt comes to my mind because, if the exe file is a
bunch of perl files besides a perl engine, what happens if i want to
add more features. I need to compile again the whole thing?
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OK - I uninstalled, deleted the directory, ran Registry Booster,
rebooted, deactivated McAfee virus, system guard, firewall and script
protections and finally reinstalled 6.5.1.
Result is exactly the same, I'm afraid. A web page full of (the same)
garbage.
My little Slimboxes are sitting there
also, have u tried other streams?
and does it play at all, or just nothing?
experiment with some low BW shoutcast mp3 streams first... those
should be the easiest to get working.
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Using:
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Raphaël HUCK wrote:
What would help them sell more SqueezeBoxes would be to add support for
UPnP in the firmware.
You're changing the subject. The OP is talking about a UPnP _server_
integrated into Slimserver. That is possible, but not in any current
plan I've ever seen. What you're talking
What are your logs saying?
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one thing i had to do recently was factory reset the SB.
unfortunately i forget how, i think u unplug it, plug it back in, and
on bootup hold the add button, or brightness, or one of those.
it fixed my issues with getting SS to connect to my SB locally, however
i really don't think factory
not sure if this relates... but,
i am redoing the wiring in my house. i have new 200amp service now,
well grounded, and need to only do new wires and plugs to different
rooms, etc...
i have been told that it is best to separate equipment per breaker, so
TV and vcr/dvd/tivo on one breaker,
Some news! Redone my setup with my 230V isolation transformer and
different ideas. The Ground isn´t the problem i have to admit in the
hifi setup. Maybe on the PC setup it was.
It is my Monoblocks!! They seem to swing up or react to something i
don´t know yet.
I dedusted my old, bipolar
The SB1 used to have a version of the analog VU meters. So the latest
firmware on the SB1 removed them?
I understand the VU meters on a SB1 will not look as well as the same
on a SB2 but it should at least be able to show the SB1 version of
them. Can I downgrade the firmware on my SB1 to get
Quoting sterling1989
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The SB1 used to have a version of the analog VU meters. So the latest
firmware on the SB1 removed them?
SB1 has been at FW version 40 for 2 years. VU meters were never part
of the SB1 firmware. Only SB2 onward.
-kdf
I'm looking for the same thing. It would be a huge help if someone could
let me know how to accomplish this.
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What would help them sell more SqueezeBoxes would be to add support for
UPnP in the firmware.
You're changing the subject.
You were talking about UPnP, and the fact that this feature would not
help them sell more Squeezeboxes.
I just gave my opinion which is that UPnP would be more useful
MrSinatra;158699 Wrote:
not sure if this relates... but,
i am redoing the wiring in my house. i have new 200amp service now,
well grounded, and need to only do new wires and plugs to different
rooms, etc...
i have been told that it is best to separate equipment per breaker, so
TV and
Raphaël HUCK wrote:
What you're talking about is a UPnP _client_ in squeezebox firmware
It is also about UPnP, and a lot more useful IMHO.
Well, sure, it would be pretty damn useful if I could grow wings out of
my back so that I could fly to work in the morning and avoid the
rush-hour
Hi - thanks for the response
Yes AlienBBC works correctly on 6.5.0. I am using version 1.6
Streaming: Launching /usr/local/bin/mplayer -really-quiet -vc null -vo
null -bandwidth 1000 -cache 128 -af
volume=0,resample=44100:0:1,channels=2 -ao
pcm:nowaveheader:file=/dev/fd/3
I was having problems playing mp3 files on my Softsqueeze player - it
could play other files (flac) fine, and my Squeezebox could play the
mp3s just fine. But whenever I tried to play an mp3, it would never do
anything - it was permanently stopped.
Basically, I fixed the problem by getting rid
MrSinatra;158683 Wrote:
its a very neat ripper. just needs a scheduler. ;) thx, -mdw
While you wait for your plugin, try any of the following. You'd be
surprised how easy it is:
1) Start All Programs Accessories System Tools Scheduled Tasks,
or
2) www.wincron.com , or
3) simply adapt
Just prodding this thread in the hope of attracting a reply (other than
one telling me not to prod threads ;)
Should I submit this as a wishlist bug or is this a really bad idea?
Cheers,
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MelonMonkey;158486 Wrote:
I have no doubt most of the time spent by the CPU is with the sql
queries and I didn't mean to imply that the blame rested on the
shoulders of the Perl implementation.
I was running the server on my G5 (2x2.3G w/ 5G RAM) and ended up
getting a reconditioned Mac
The log you are pasting is too short but it looks like the 6.5.1 install
of AlienBBC might not have worked.
Pleasse confirm
1. There are AlienBBC menus and you can navigate the BBC menus for
Listen Again.
2. Under Server Setting/filetypes - you have entries for RTSP
3. At startup with d_plugins
Hi to all.
Just bought a SB3 to stream music wirelessly around the house. I am
really pleased with the installation but the am surpised the sound is
so quiet. I really have to turn the amp up (12 O clock position ) to
get a reasonable volume, especially compared to my old CD player .
Just
I checked the analog outputs today and they sound fine. Went back to the
optical out and still doesn't sound good. Anyone else having problems?
Regards-Michael G.
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mgerbasio;158761 Wrote:
I checked the analog outputs today and they sound fine. Went back to the
optical out and still doesn't sound good. Anyone else having problems?
Regards-Michael G.
Nope. You might try another cable. And does your DAC behave properly
with other devices on the same
Feel free to create a feature request, but I'm not sure it'll get a lot
of support. Whenever I've needed to switch stereo to mono I've just
used a splitter cable. Hasn't ever caused a problem for me, but of
course use at your own risk.
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Do you have the volume turned up on the SB3?
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I have the volume tuned up to around 50 -60
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I'm trying to compile SlimServer 6.2, with ActiveState Perl Dev Kit but
I have several problems with a lot of includes (use some::thing), the
errors messages indicate that I probably can fix that adding directories
into the Module Search Path, but I already added a lot of directories
and I can't
On 11/30/06, lampis
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I'm trying to compile SlimServer 6.2, with ActiveState Perl Dev Kit but
I have several problems with a lot of includes (use some::thing), the
errors messages indicate that I probably can fix that adding directories
into the Module Search Path, but I
On 11/30/06, SlimJim7675
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I have the volume tuned up to around 50 -60
Try 100, it won't break anything.
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On 11/30/06, Jack Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/30/06, SlimJim7675
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the volume tuned up to around 50 -60
Try 100, it won't break anything.
I agree. 100 is the equivalent of 'don't change the volume' I believe,
because that's what you need to use
ecruz- I'm afraid that the in-wall speaker setup I hooked it up to (see
http://albums.scroogieboy.com/House/06-10-30%20More%20Squeezebox%20pictures/slides/DSCN0301.html
for a picture) just doesn't do the rest of the system justice. I really
can't pass a judgement on the DAC itself.
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Hi
I am awaiting the arrival of my new sqeezebox so I thought I would
download the Slimserver software so I'm ready to go when the squeezebox
arrives.
Problem is that I can't get the Slimserver to work at all! I have it
installed on my laptop and on my desktop PC. When I try to start it I
get
Jack Coates;158790 Wrote:
On 11/30/06, lampis
lampis.2i3y1n1164927301 (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com
wrote:
I'm trying to compile SlimServer 6.2, with ActiveState Perl Dev Kit
but
I have several problems with a lot of includes (use some::thing),
the
errors messages indicate
I'd recommend posting the version that you are trying to start up.
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No RTSP entries means AlienBBC is not installed properly. I can't
explain the 6.5.0 but without RTSP in the filetypes - Slimserver will
not process the BBC urls correctly in particular the rpm file so my
guess is that something is being picked up wrongly - do you have 6.5.0
and 6.5.1 installed
paulo;158806 Wrote:
I'd recommend posting the version that you are trying to start up.
Just downloaded it an hour ago so it is the latest version 6.5.1
Thanks
Martin
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6.5.0 and 6.5.1 are installed in different directories, there are no
files share (that I am aware of)
The file used is alienbbc-linux-v1.06_6.2-3.tar.gz and I am running on
Gentoo Linux.
Should I reinstall 6.5.1 and AlienBBC again from scratch using the
latest nightly build ?
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Deco-Doctor;158809 Wrote:
Just downloaded it an hour ago so it is the latest version 6.5.1
Correction it is version 6.5.0
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this happened to me this morning. It was my own fault though, i
scheduled a full re-scan at 01:00 and forgot it would dump the current
playlist of my players. oh well, didn't miss anything at work anyway :)
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The AlienBBC file you used is for version 6.2 and 6.3. The AlienBBC
version for 6.5. is
http://www.x2systems.com/alienbbc/alienbbc-linux-v1.06_6.5.tar.gz
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using a playlist with a local file *first*, then the radio... that way
you'd at least have a consistent wake-up... :)
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Thanks bpa - I've got last nights build and I'll deploy with the latest
Alien now, want to try get it working tonight to listen to the Cricket
;-)
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There is a small bug in AlienBBC which affect the naming of RealAudio
playlists (.ram files) but it needs Alien 1.06 6.5.1.
The attached file will fix it - it goes in Plugins/Alien/Playlists.
Save original, then unzip and replace.
Some minor points re Cricket.
1. It's possible that BBC 5 Live internet commentary is UK only.
2. There is a bug in mplayer which means Radio4 LW doesn't work.
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I used a good microphone and recorded my wife yelling at me to get up.
That's what I use as my alarm playlist.
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That machine (the Blue Meanie) is running Avast. I'll check for those
files.
As far as I know, I have no plugins ... it just crashed again tonight.
Thanks!
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I don't have any antivirus on my slimserver (on WinXP, currently running
SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 10751 - Windows XP - EN - cp1252)... I get
occasional .MY* crashes nonetheles - and I don't have any plugins
installed, either.
I tend to only be running one player at once, 99% of the time
Mine has crashed twice in the last hour.
How can I get an older version to install?
Would a clean install be worth a try? What's the best way to do that?
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Well then, can someone from SD at least confirm that the hardware makes
it possible, without confirming that a firmware fix is in the works?
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Hello,
I just received a SB3 with intentions on using this with my external
DAC's SPDIF Coax inputs. It is a higher end unit with no TOSLINK.
Unit has no problems locking on to any CD player or DVD Player I have
over the years, at 16/44.1, 24/96 etc...
With the SB3, I get no sync and no
Pale Blue Ego;158832 Wrote:
I used a good microphone and recorded my wife yelling at me to get up.
That's what I use as my alarm playlist.
AAGGGH!!
Using the SB to make marriage even harder?? :-)
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In player settingsaudio'turn off audio' you could try switching to
'disable outputs when off'. Then toggle the power on/off and skip
forward two or three tracks to see if it locks.
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Your slimserver needs to install as a service. Check by going to Start,
Run, then type in 'services.msc' and hit enter. If it is not in this
list then do the following.
click start
click run
type in: C:\Program Files\SlimServer\server\slim.exe -install
(make sure you include the quotes and the
On 11/30/06, jt25741 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I just received a SB3 with intentions on using this with my external
DAC's SPDIF Coax inputs. It is a higher end unit with no TOSLINK.
Unit has no problems locking on to any CD player or DVD Player I have
over the years, at 16/44.1, 24/96 etc...
Ben Sandee;158852 Wrote:
On 11/30/06, jt25741 jt25741.2i4djz1164947401 (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com
wrote:
I just received a SB3 with intentions on using this with my external
DAC's SPDIF Coax inputs. It is a higher end unit with no TOSLINK.
Unit has no problems locking
Ben Sandee;158852 Wrote:
On 11/30/06, jt25741 jt25741.2i4djz1164947401 (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com
wrote:
I just received a SB3 with intentions on using this with my external
DAC's SPDIF Coax inputs. It is a higher end unit with no TOSLINK.
Unit has no problems locking
Marc Sherman;158690 Wrote:
The third option, a UPnP _client_ integrated into slimserver, is
already
available as a plugin, I think.
- Marc
Do you know which plugin that is ?
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Thanks but I'm afraid it's not the Squeezeboxes' fault. There simply is
no longer a Slimserver for them to contact.
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Correction it is version 6.5.0
Try 6.5.1 instead. Many bugs are fixed in there.
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Are running any uPNP servers such as Twonkyvision, or WMP11 - these can
use port 9000 ?
To confirm it is a port 9000 clash - why not start slimserver using a
different port with the command line option --httpport using say
--httpport 9080
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Thanks for the feedback. I will increase the volume to 100. Glad for
such a quick and easy fix - though it seems unusual to run somehting at
its maximum level.
Cheers,
Jim
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Do you know which plugin that is ?
I think it's the rhapsody plugin.
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