[slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread brucegrr
My system works perfectly with Fishbone, doing just as you have mentioned. Were your clean installs totally clean? Deleting everything? Over the past year I have had several instances of hangovers from previous versions. In each case the biggest problem was with the skins. A delete everything,

[slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread Ningj
Have you cleared your browser cache? -- Ningj Ningj's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7256 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31415

Re: [slim] Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread Dr Lovegrove
On 05/01/07, JimC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: To that end, I would absolutely love to hear from the community about what you think is great about Slim Devices/Squeezebox/Transporter and about what we can do to make them better. I plan to bring in additional resources to help expand the community

[slim] Re: Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread mecouc
Improvements I'd like revolve around: 1) I managed to get Slimserver running fine, but I'm a techie. I agree with others who ask for a more automated method for installation. Test it on someone who just about knows what an mp3 file is and see how they get on. Many problems resolved around

[slim] Re: SB3 sudden reset...

2007-01-08 Thread Dave Bird
I updated to the nightly release on Friday (Server and Firmware) and my SB3 reset itself 3 times in a 12 hour period. No problems prior to that. -- Dave Bird Dave Bird's Profile:

[slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread mflint
It doesn't really matter which you buy. Sure, some brands may be more likely to fail than others, but the relative reliability of brands will change from one month to the next. There's an old saying: -There are two types of people: those who do regular backups, and those who have never had a

[slim] Re: Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread Balthazar_B
EnochLight;167589 Wrote: Hi Jim! I picked up my Squeezebox about a year ago and haven't looked back, but I must agree - the need for a Harmony-type remote with native Slimserver support, along with some sort of 2-way communication is absolutely key to Squeezebox's expansion and success.

Re: [slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
All irreplacable data is backed up nightly to 'rsync.net' by -cron-. (I thoroughly recommend 'rsync.net', by the way!) Wow. That's exactly the type of service I've recently (and unsuccessfully) been looking for. Thanks for the pointer. -- Michael

[slim] Re: Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread chinablues
Gary_W;167799 Wrote: This means I have 500 odd albums ripped as MP3 and another 150 or so ripped as FLAC. All the FLACs have MP3 duplicates so I can listen to them on the iPod. I want Slimserver to ONLY play the best quality of song it can, so if there is a FLAC version I don't want it to

[slim] Sb1 not connecting

2007-01-08 Thread Steven Moore
I'm having trouble with my sb1 not connecting in the morning. I recently changed my router from a netgear dg814 to a netgear dg834g, I needed wireless for a new laptop. The sb1 is wire connected. The main difference is the router remains on all the time now, previously I switched it off at

[slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread tyler_durden
$1.80 per GB per month? It would only cost about $450 per month to back up my music library. I could buy another HDD for for the first month's payment and forego all the future monthly payments. TD -- tyler_durden

Re: [slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread Marc Sherman
tyler_durden wrote: $1.80 per GB per month? It would only cost about $450 per month to back up my music library. I could buy another HDD for for the first month's payment and forego all the future monthly payments. It is expensive, but there's a lot more to offsite backups than just buying

Re: [slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
It is expensive, but there's a lot more to offsite backups than just buying a second hard drive. In fact I was considering setting up a box at my hosting services' facility and share it with my family and friends. Recently I got more and more requests from them on how to handle backups of

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread Fifer
I'm happy with my 770. (I wonder how long that'll last ... ) -- Fifer Fifer's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=639 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31398

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread sbjaerum
Official Nokia information: www.nseries.com/n800 -- sbjaerum sbjaerum's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=237 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31398

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread bklaas
The official Nokia flash thingy didn't really show anything that the 770 can't do. My guess is that it would require a hands-on to really get a feel for whether big improvements had been made performance-wise. Screen res is the same, and Opera 8 is still the browser (the OS package in its

[slim] IR Blaster - Basic Question

2007-01-08 Thread mister_t
Does the IR blaster allow me to change the input/channel on my amp as well as control volume? I'd like to be able to leave the amp powered on and on the 'TV/DVD' input until I turn on the SB3, and then it switches to AUX input (for the SB) and returns to TV/DVD when the SB is turned off. Any

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread Skunk
I would love to see the page but arghh!, Flash7. Logitech should make one of these things, but I guess it's a PC moreso than peripheral. I bought my girlfriend a 32 LCD HDTV with tuner for $500, so there's a margin to be made :-) -- Skunk

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread bklaas
Skunk;168235 Wrote: I would love to see the page but arghh!, Flash7. Skunk-- that statement makes me think you are a linux guy. You might want to check out the Flash 9 beta that's now available for linux-- http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer9/ I had to jump through some ugly

Re: [slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread Robin Bowes
Skunk wrote: I would love to see the page but arghh!, Flash7. Yeah, me too. R. ___ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss

[slim] Password control

2007-01-08 Thread liamg
Hi, I currently use password protection on my slimserver instance so that there is some control over access over the internet (using port forwarding 80-9000 on the DSL modem). For obvious reasons I want to keep this in place. Is there a way to turn off password protection for IP addresses

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread Skunk
bklaas;168236 Wrote: Skunk-- that statement makes me think you are a linux guy. Thanks Ben, I actually use windoze. It wouldn't load for me initially so I searched the Web and saw someone blogging that they couldn't see the site on their Nokia due to Flash7. It loaded last time w/ the same

[slim] Re: IR Blaster - Basic Question

2007-01-08 Thread byKnight
Yes, it can do that. -- byKnight Really, it was like that when I got here. byKnight's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7011 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31425

[slim] PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread Countryman
Hi, I am getting pretty close to ordering some SB3s but have a question regarding remote controls. I have looked at the various threads concerning PDAs and either Michael Herger’s or TelCanto’s software. These interact directly with Slim Server so am I correct in assuming that they are only

Re: [slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
in the case of ANY server crash, the discussion goes nowhere until someone can post the message from the event viewer or log related to the crash. btw - the subject line just about had me refuse to offer help on this. no need to always open with insults people. -kdf

[slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread jonheal
Regarding HDs of different ilks. They're all very reliable. They all break. Take your pick. Keep two sets of everything on different drives. Replace your drives every two or three years. You can't do a whole heck of a lot more than that. -- jonheal Jon Heal says: Have a nice day!

[slim] Re: PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread CCRDude
I couldn't get the TelCanto software to run on my PDA (Windows Mobile 2005) and don't like Java, but I'm interested in other possible solutions as well. About your question: interacting with Slimserver can control the output of every Squeezebox attached. You could install Slimserver and use

[slim] Sliserver - PerlTray

2007-01-08 Thread lampis
Can someone help me? I'm trying to make a SystemTray application with slimserver and the PerlTray tool (ActivateState). the problem is that the application runs in the background but the icon doesn't appear in the SystemTray area. The code for this is so simple, that it should works, but it

[slim] Re: IR Blaster - Basic Question

2007-01-08 Thread mister_t
Excellent. Thank you! I don't suppose anyone knows where to get one in the UK, do they? -- mister_t mister_t's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9498 View this thread:

Re: [slim] PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
These interact directly with Slim Server so am I correct in assuming that they are only controlling the output from the PC? SlimRemote can control any player connected to the slimserver. You can even sync them if you want. What I am looking for is the ability to browse my music library

Re: [slim] Re: PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
I couldn't get the TelCanto software to run on my PDA (Windows Mobile 2005) and don't like Java, but I'm interested in other possible solutions as well. There's no java involved, is there? The fact that there is a version running with a Java runtime doesn't mean it's developped in java ;-).

[slim] Re: PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread Countryman
CCRDude;168249 Wrote: About your question: interacting with Slimserver can control the output of every Squeezebox attached. You could install Slimserver and use Softsqueeze (a software player that acts as if it would be a real Squeezebox) to test how the web interface controls a player. Hi

[slim] Re: PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread CCRDude
@Countryman: I know only about the default skin, but there, the right half of the browser window is dedicated to the player, and it has a pulldown list to select the player you want to control. Couldn't be simpler :) Did a Google images search and found a screenshot:

Re: [slim] Sliserver - PerlTray

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
Quoting lampis [EMAIL PROTECTED]: use PerlTray; sub PopupMenu { return [[ActiveState, Execute 'http://www.ActiveState.com'], [Exit, exit], ]; } from just this, looks as if nothing is calling PopupMenu in order to execute what you want. Try adding: --- PopupMenu(); 1; --- at the end of

Re: [slim] Sliserver - PerlTray

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
Also, run the script from an open command prompt so that you can see any errors that come up. -kdf ___ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss

[slim] Re: PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread Countryman
CCRDude;168269 Wrote: @Countryman: I know only about the default skin, but there, the right half of the browser window is dedicated to the player, and it has a pulldown list to select the player you want to control. Couldn't be simpler :) Did a Google images search and found a screenshot:

[slim] Re: Another new music site supporting DRM

2007-01-08 Thread TCM
Sonos will apparently support 'Microsoft DRM’d music' (http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/01/08/sonos-now-plays-microsoft-drmd-songs/) - not that I would buy *EVIL* music files. -- TCM http://www.last.fm/user/ThisCharmingMan/

[slim] Re: IR Blaster - Basic Question

2007-01-08 Thread SuperQ
mister_t;168258 Wrote: Excellent. Thank you! I don't suppose anyone knows where to get one in the UK, do they? what stereo do you have? -- SuperQ SuperQ's Profile:

[slim] Gaps between songs in 6.5.1

2007-01-08 Thread oriordan
I recently upgraded to 6.5.1 (nightly build) to be able to use the iTunes update plug-in. Since the upgrade, I've noticed that songs seems to start with no gap between them which I don't think was the case on the official 6.5.0. I've confirmed that my Crossfade settings haven't changed and I

[slim] Squeezebox v3 (wired) - no display or ethernet connection

2007-01-08 Thread dr_fozz
Hi, My squeezebox has worked completely fine for a year hwever earlier today it jumped off of the shelf it was on and its taken a knock - since that point there is still power (i can tell that from the optical slot glowing) but I can't get the display to work and if I plug it directly into my pc

[slim] Re: Gaps between songs in 6.5.1

2007-01-08 Thread oreillymj
Gapless playback is a requested feature that's been implemented in 6.5.1 There should be a gap between songs that were not gapless on the CD although it may be shorter than on the original CD. Since I have x-fading enabled, I don't know what the default gap is. -- oreillymj

[slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread ezkcdude
I also had problems with Fishbone on 6.5. It made SlimServer crash every time. I never figured it out either. -- ezkcdude DIY projects page: http://www.ezdiyaudio.com System: SB3-EZDAC-MIT Terminator 2 interconnects-Endler Audio 24-step Attenuators (RCA-direct)-Parasound Halo A23 125W/ch

[slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread mflint
tyler_durden;168214 Wrote: $1.80 per GB per month? It would only cost about $450 per month to back up my music library. I could buy two or three HDDs for for the first month's payment and forego all the future monthly payments. Now I see- for 250 GB it would be 40% off. I'm still out

Re: [slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
Quoting ezkcdude [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I also had problems with Fishbone on 6.5. It made SlimServer crash every time. I never figured it out either. and again...event viewer or log information please. It is also recommended that for any issue, try the latest of the 6.5.1 nightlies, as many

[slim] Browse By Artists Shows Multiple Artists

2007-01-08 Thread lbeefus
Hi all, I've been trying to supress the display of multiple artists in my artist list. For instance, I currently see... * Adam Duritz * Adam Duritz/Ben Mize/Charlie Gillingham/Dan Vickrey/David Bryson/Matt Malley * Adam Duritz/Charlie Gillingham/Counting Crows * Adam Duritz/Charlie

Re: [slim] Browse By Artists Shows Multiple Artists

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
Quoting lbeefus [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Is there a setting to do what I want? try the COMPOSER, BAND AND ORCHESTRA IN ARTISTS settings in Server settings/Behavior -kdf ___ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com

Re: [slim] Re: NAD multiroom amplifier

2007-01-08 Thread Peter
aubuti wrote: Sounds like it will be a great setup when you are done. I might not be understanding something, but it seems to me that your proposed solution of running a double set of cables (SB to centrally-located NAD amp, then amp to speakers) for each room is a lot more cable soup than

Re: [slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread ron thigpen
bklaas wrote: Increased CPU, from 220 to 320Mhz. This may be nice, but I think the real performance upgrades on this platform needed are in WiFi and battery life. You might not want to discount the CPU speed bump just based on the MHz diff. I haven't seen the CPU model number posted, but

Re: [slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread Peter
mflint wrote: tyler_durden;168214 Wrote: $1.80 per GB per month? It would only cost about $450 per month to back up my music library. I could buy two or three HDDs for for the first month's payment and forego all the future monthly payments. Now I see- for 250 GB it would be 40% off. I'm

Re: [slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread Peter
Michael Herger wrote: It is expensive, but there's a lot more to offsite backups than just buying a second hard drive. In fact I was considering setting up a box at my hosting services' facility and share it with my family and friends. Recently I got more and more requests from them on how

Re: [slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
I've had a colo server for that purpose for a few months now. It works Is this your own machine colocated at some facility? How much does this cost where you live (where?)? I considered this, but at my hosting service's facility this costs a whoppy 55-60USD/month - too much for me and

[slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread mudlark
Hi, In my opinion it is best to copy all new files to cds. Just search all your music for files newer than your last dump and then drop the files onto discs. Do this with DVDs and the number of discs falls but the risk increases. Mike. -- mudlark

Re: [slim] Re: PDA remote for SB3 rather than Slim Server?

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
And why I think Java would be involved is that I found a Java and an Ewe version of your page(I was looking for a version to run on my PocketPC), and even for Ewe, you wrote Ewe is a programming system that allows you to write applications, using Java. Did I misunderstand that? If so, I'll

[slim] Re: Considering Squeezebox, rhapsody questions

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
You might be interested in this news... :) http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31438 -- andyg andyg's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3292 View this thread:

[slim] Re: External Hard Drives -- Most reliable (least likely to fail) brand?

2007-01-08 Thread ModelCitizen
What an awful thread. Keep some large internal hard disks for your music that copy all changes to an external USB drive on a nightly basis (like a Maxtor OneTouch... but having had one crash I find it difficult to recommend this brand). Use something like RSync, Robocopy or my particular

Re: [slim] Re: FLAC Vs WAV

2007-01-08 Thread Josh Coalson
--- Greg Erskine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: mswlogo;167344 Wrote: I think the most useful feature of FLAC is that the file is checksummed but WAV is not. So when you mass convert your library you basically check the quality of your masters. If you use WAV it will happily read

[slim] Re: NAD multiroom amplifier

2007-01-08 Thread aubuti
Peter;168314 Wrote: aubuti wrote: Sounds like it will be a great setup when you are done. I might not be understanding something, but it seems to me that your proposed solution of running a double set of cables (SB to centrally-located NAD amp, then amp to speakers) for each room is

[slim] Re: Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
hi Jim, as you can see, SD forums are basically two camps, cheerleaders and cranks. i'm a crank. i guess my problem is that i know exactly what i want, and no one makes it. i have a SB2, and like most people, i think the web UI stinks. sorry, but thats my opinion cheerleaders, and i'm

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread boerner
bklaas;168232 Wrote: The official Nokia flash thingy didn't really show anything that the 770 can't do. My guess is that it would require a hands-on to really get a feel for whether big improvements had been made performance-wise. Screen res is the same, and Opera 8 is still the browser

[slim] web ui poll

2007-01-08 Thread stinkingpig
a poll to see who thinks what about the web ui -- stinkingpig That which does not kill you makes you bitter and cynical. -- Too Much Coffee Man stinkingpig's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=547

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
i would guess you've read my posts and threads on this subject. here are my conclusions: IF someone can stream a station via winamp with no problems, then their connection is GOOD ENOUGH TO DO SO! (sounds obvious, but sometimes around here it needs stressed). if winamp, (or whatever), has

[slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread Skunk
boerner;168343 Wrote: In appreciation for the work on the 770 skin that Ben has done, I will be the first to drop $30 USD into a Paypal account, working towards the $399 USD the N800 costs. Thoughts? I'm in if you set up the account (possibly only $20 though, I don't use the skin ATM :)

Re: [slim] Re: Nokia N800

2007-01-08 Thread Robin Bowes
boerner wrote: bklaas;168232 Wrote: The official Nokia flash thingy didn't really show anything that the 770 can't do. My guess is that it would require a hands-on to really get a feel for whether big improvements had been made performance-wise. Screen res is the same, and Opera 8 is still

[slim] Re: Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread maggior
This is a very interesting thread. Jim - glad to see your request for input from the community. For a frame of reference, I am computer and home networking savvy and though not an audiophile, I have pretty high standards regarding audio. I have a large collection of music (2,000+ CDs) that was

[slim] Re: web ui poll

2007-01-08 Thread snarlydwarf
A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the results, please visit http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31443 Question:

Re: [slim] web ui poll

2007-01-08 Thread Michael Herger
a poll to see who thinks what about the web ui Another interesting poll would be about the different skins. -- Michael - http://www.herger.net/SlimCD - your SlimServer on a CD http://www.herger.net/slim - AlbumReview, Biography,

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread jamullian
Yes, I have seen your posts MrSinatra. And I have tried going back - I think as far as far as 6.3, but I have spent so much time messing with this that memory no longer serves, but at least to versions that appeared to work in the past and do not now. Whether SD must make their products,

[slim] Re: web ui poll

2007-01-08 Thread Skunk
A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the results, please visit http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31443 Question:

[slim] Re: NAD multiroom amplifier

2007-01-08 Thread linuxtuxie
aubuti;168334 Wrote: I thought about active speakers, but I'm not aware of any in-wall actives. Do they exist? I did not came across any... aubuti;168334 Wrote: I also agree about a centralized amp being contrary to the SB philosophy. But I have come around to thinking that an SB can be

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
so i take it when u went back it didn't fix it? well, you might then want to try 6.2.x which i am POSITIVE did not have problems tuning in streams, and which i am also positive did not send the stream directly to the SB, (meaning thats what i've been told/read). i know it is a huge pita to

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
one other quick point... the SB couldn't even handle a 32kbps stream, while winamp and even multiple computers on my network could all play the 128kbps stream (via winamp or wmp or whatever) simultaneously, np. if SD can't handle a single 128, 96 or even 32kbps stream that other solutions do

[slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread SumnerBoy
kdf;168301 Wrote: and again...event viewer or log information please. I think I have found the event viewer log message for my failure. I have been playing with the Fishbone skin again today and it seems to be working ok (so far). Hope this helps. Event Type: Error Event Source:

[slim] SB1 IR receiver broken

2007-01-08 Thread damage
I have an SB1 w/ a broken IR receiver. I verified this by jumpering the IR board from a working SB1 to my broken one and IR then worked. I am trying to find out the part number of the IR receiver so I can replace it myself. I've emailed support but have not heard back in days. Anybody know

Re: [slim] Re: Introducing..... me!

2007-01-08 Thread Jack Coates
On 1/8/07, MrSinatra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi Jim, as you can see, SD forums are basically two camps, cheerleaders and cranks. I'd actually rename those camps to those who bought what they want and those who want something else but bought a Squeezebox anyway :) i'm a crank. i guess my

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
I think we've already been over this... the streams you claim don't work, do in fact work fine for me and others. I have yet to find a stream that works in Winamp and does not work on an SB, so I really can't do any sort of debugging or anything. -- andyg

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
But if the broadband was the culprit, Winamp would not be able to keep the stream playing either. -- andyg andyg's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3292 View this thread:

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread jamullian
andyg;168370 Wrote: I think we've already been over this... the streams you claim don't work, do in fact work fine for me and others. I have yet to find a stream that works in Winamp and does not work on an SB, so I really can't do any sort of debugging or anything. While you are lucky to

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread jamullian
andyg;168378 Wrote: But if the broadband was the culprit, Winamp would not be able to keep the stream playing either. Then, in the (paraphrased) words of Sherlock Holmes, the only possible cause is the one remaining culprit, however improbable. I am not a software author. I am however a

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
BTW, please don't just say something 'doesn't work' on the SB. Please report what happens to the buffer level, and read/understand this FAQ item: http://faq.slimdevices.com/index.php?action=artikelcat=4id=236artlang=en -- andyg

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
Could be other things such as a wireless SB vs. a wired computer. Anyway, until we can find a reproducible case where something works in Winamp and fails in SB for everyone regardless of their internet or network setup, we can't really make any progress on this issue. -- andyg

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread jamullian
andyg;168391 Wrote: BTW, please don't just say something 'doesn't work' on the SB. Please report what happens to the buffer level, and read/understand this FAQ item: http://faq.slimdevices.com/index.php?action=artikelcat=4id=236artlang=en I have read the FAQ thoroughly and have described

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
There are a number of ways in which the issue can arise - most often the stream never starts (with an Error no items found in playlist showing on the SB3) or at best it plays for a few seconds or minutes, runs out of buffer and does not rebuffer. There are 2 completely different issues

Re: [slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
Quoting SumnerBoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]: information is part of the event: Can't use string () as a subroutine ref while strict refs in use at C:\Program Files\SlimServer\server/Plugins/Live365/Web.pm line 775. Looks like you were trying to use Live365 at the time. I As the plugin pages are

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread jamullian
andyg;168400 Wrote: There are 2 completely different issues here. The error about no playlist items is related to a Shoutcast issue where their server gets overloaded and can't return you a playlist. We don't need to talk about this issue here. To avoid this problem you should find the

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
andyg;168370 Wrote: I think we've already been over this... the streams you claim don't work, do in fact work fine for me and others. I have yet to find a stream that works in Winamp and does not work on an SB, so I really can't do any sort of debugging or anything. Andy, i realize that

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
andyg;168390 Wrote: Could be other things such as a wireless SB vs. a wired computer. Anyway, until we can find a reproducible case where something works in Winamp and fails in SB for everyone regardless of their internet or network setup, we can't really make any progress on this issue.

[slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread SumnerBoy
kdf;168403 Wrote: Slimserver, prior to 6.5 plugins used custom pages for each skin. These are no longer required, but were left behind accidentally during the 6.5.0 install. Getting rid of the plugins folder and re-installing would clear this up. 6.5.1 builds take care of cleaning up this

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
jamullian;168402 Wrote: OK, let's not talk about the fact that Winamp simply tries the next stream in the list and the next until it finds one it can connect to. Time elapsed till connect and playing can be as long as 60 seconds, but once it plays it never drops. I'm currently playing

Re: [slim] Re: Fishbone - the root of all evil?

2007-01-08 Thread kdf
np. One thing to note, the Fishbone skin remembers which page you last chose from the pulldown menu. If, for instance, you were using Live365 prior to the update, it might have remembered the page in a way that isn't right post-upgrade. Unfortunately, clearing cookies isn't covered in

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
andyg;168410 Wrote: The only things I can think of that would cause the drop-off of audio bandwidth are wireless problems, internet problems, problems with the broadcaster, or an ISP that throttles the traffic. I think there is at least one ISP (in the UK) that does this for certain ports

[slim] Re: FLAC album art weirdness (stupid noob tricks)

2007-01-08 Thread totoro
There was one commonality to all but one of the problematic directories: funny characters in the name. I run on windows, and got most of my music into flac by transcoding from my itunes alac tree. Itunes put what looked like weird windows (ie, not even utf8) characters on some of the names of

[slim] Any CES news from Slim/Logitech?

2007-01-08 Thread Balthazar_B
Title says it all. -- Balthazar_B Balthazar_B's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7366 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31451

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread andyg
Yeah, your wireless seems fine. You said your SB has been working fine for a few weeks, so that's even stranger. I'm really at a loss for ideas at this point. -- andyg andyg's Profile:

[slim] Re: Squeezebox v3 (wired) - no display or ethernet connection

2007-01-08 Thread Ross L
Matt, You're welcome to take apart your player and see if you can fix it. But, it's not always easy, so we're here to help. Contact support AT slimdevices DOT com and request an RMA. -- Ross L Ross Levine - Slim Devices Technical Support [EMAIL PROTECTED] - +1.650.210.9400 ext. 3

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread jamullian
andyg;168410 Wrote: This station tuned in right away for me, maybe 1 or 2 seconds. To avoid the Shoutcast problems, enter that 205 URL directly in 'Tune In' or you could use a SqueezeNetwork favorite. Entering that 205 URL directly still gets me the no items found in playlist msg

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
andyg;168418 Wrote: Yeah, your wireless seems fine. You said your SB has been working fine for a few weeks, so that's even stranger. I'm really at a loss for ideas at this point. it could be, (and i hope), that it was all a result of adelphia clumsily switching over to comcast. thats my

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread Cronos
MrSinatra;168431 Wrote: i would create a test environment that simulated a flaky isp, and see how well SD handled it. does the SD solution fail far easier then winamp in the environment? try different collisions and other tcp stuff, and combos of them. i realize how difficult it is for

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
my wireless is at 100%, it sits 2.5 feet from my router, i have no neighbors nearby and likely few if any of them have broadband, and i play local music flawlessly. and the OP stated quite clearly earlier in the thread that his setup is totally wired. why do u insist its probably the wireless

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread Cronos
MrSinatra;168436 Wrote: my wireless is at 100%, it sits 2.5 feet from my router, i have no neighbors nearby and likely few if any of them have broadband, and i play local music flawlessly. and the OP stated quite clearly earlier in the thread that his setup is totally wired. why do u

[slim] Re: Slimserver, Shoutcast and Winamp

2007-01-08 Thread MrSinatra
if i'm defensive, its b/c i KNOW its not the wireless. this isn't the first thread this has been gone over in, don't assume i haven't tackled all the possibilities it was in my power to do so. probably half my posts are on this topic. fyi, it was only SOME streams that had the problem, not all

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