Where's the health page?
Anyway, I tried it and slimserver running on the PC is definitely more
responsive than running on the NAS. This is no real problem for me
since I want to control my music FROM a pc (via CLI hooked into my own
program eventually) rather than from the remote with no pc on.
It is an MP3.
Cheers for that one. Gave the tag editor a try. It made some changes to
the tag info, but its still different from what everything else sees.
And it still cuts off :(
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heffa;182452 Wrote:
It is an MP3.
Cheers for that one. Gave the tag editor a try. It made some changes to
the tag info, but its still different from what everything else sees.
And it still cuts off :(
How does the info differ? Maybe that would give a clue.
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Jim
How do I add BBC / Capital Radio to my Squeezenetwork favourites?
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randybrand;181319 Wrote:
Check out bug 4544. SD is now able to reproduce this problem and I
think that they are going to try to fix it in 6.5.2. Meanwhile, you
can go back to 6.3.1 and get rid of the problem.
Actually, this is more akin to bug 4384. Please vote on this bug--I
haven't
Nostromo;182443 Wrote:
Also, is there a way to display actual stars instead of asterisks?You can
currently change the rating character in the TrackStat
settings but its limited to the characters available in the default
font and I'm not sure if there are any star character available there.
Hello:
I have just bought a SB3When I configured, it was installed a new
firmware version (I think 48)...I read that there are new versions of
firmware...My question is if the firmware version depends on the
slimserver version...For example, I am using 6.2.2 but I read that last
version is
It pretty much sorts itself out. If you go back to an earlier version of
the server software the squeezebox will prompt you to 'update' the
firmware to the appropriate earlier version. The guys at SD are great
at making this sort of stuff easy for users this forum and wiki are a
mine of useful
Hi,
i just had a new wifi router with a new wep 128 bit key which is only a
13 digit key (whereas previous were indeed a 26 digit key). when i try
to enter in the network settings of my transporter i cant get rid of
all the remaining 0´s... and of course cannot connect to the
slimserver.
i had
jeremy;182459 Wrote:
It pretty much sorts itself out. If you go back to an earlier version of
the server software the squeezebox will prompt you to 'update' the
firmware to the appropriate earlier version. The guys at SD are great
at making this sort of stuff easy for users this forum and
The firmware and Slimserver software are pretty independent of each
other, but there have been times in the past where a FW upgrade
depended on a certain version of the Server software being present.
e.g I think FW54 or later requires SS6.5x.
Slim recommends that users upgrade Server software
My question is if the firmware version depends on the
slimserver version...
Correct
What happens if later I downgrade the slimserver...
The firmware will be downgraded as well.
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oreillymj;182462 Wrote:
The firmware and Slimserver software are pretty independent of each
other, but there have been times in the past where a FW upgrade
depended on a certain version of the Server software being present.
e.g I think FW54 or later requires SS6.5x.
Slim recommends that
ok, so i polluted the forum as i just recalled myself of ascii vs Hex..
shihc was the issue. so for the record if any is stuck as i was: just
make the conversion (using http://www.dolcevie.com/js/converter.html
for instance) and you have a 26 digit key instead of a 13 digit one..
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I can confirm SlimTray is indeed leaking file handles
In my case, looking at Windows Task Manager it has reached 1,464,939
handles and is increasing by exactly 80 handles every 10 seconds
I'm running SlimServer Version: 6.5.2 - 11466
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thesil;182376 Wrote:
My audio installer told me that there is a remote display device from SS
that works with SB3 so that I can keep my SB3 in my main listening room
and see what is playing on the satellite device in another room. Is
that true, and if so, where can I get one? I haven't seen
JJZolx;182453 Wrote:
How does the info differ? Maybe that would give a clue.
Ok, before the tag details looked all normal in other players, but
SlimServer was showing part of the filenames as the Title and part of
the title as the Artist. Now its showing the correct Title, but the
Artist is
He thought it was SB; I told him I did not think so; he said he saw it
on the web. Maybe he was thinking of Roku
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Thanks!
Slimdevices should send you guys complimentary Transporters for all the
good work
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Up - has anybody found a solution to do this ?
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kdf;182446 Wrote:
On 21-Feb-07, at 11:09 PM, Nostromo wrote:
[color=blue]
if you want more flexibility, look into the MusicInfo Screensaver
plugin from Michael Herger:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?PluginServerUtilities
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Here. here. MusicInfo lets me fine-tune my display
Nostromo wrote:
Thanks!
Slimdevices should send you guys complimentary Transporters for all the
good work
How do you know they haven't? ;)
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Well yes, password size matters, but I was referring to AES's more
advanced encryption than TKIP.
Since TKIP hasn't been broken yet, AES is overkill - but still, it
costs nothing in terms of time and money to implement, so I did it.
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It's like, you know, a New Age religion,
MusicInfo is interesting. I installed it a couple of weeks ago, but I
don't think I'll use it, mainly because I love the analog VU screen
saver.
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On 22-Feb-07, at 7:26 AM, Nostromo wrote:
Thanks!
np
Slimdevices should send you guys complimentary Transporters for all the
good work
When I started, the website said rewards for significant
contribution. They are good on their word. There was also a plugin
contest a few years back
kdf wrote:
Slimdevices should send you guys complimentary Transporters for all the
good work
When I started, the website said rewards for significant
contribution. They are good on their word.
I agree, I've contributed and received very fair reward.
Open Source Slimserver is very cool.
Nostromo;182506 Wrote:
MusicInfo is interesting. I installed it a couple of weeks ago, but I
don't think I'll use it, mainly because I love the analog VU screen
saver.
With SaverSwitcher, you could use both of them. Set the 1st
SaverSwitcher when playing saver to MusicInfo for 10 seconds and
Interesting. I'll check it out.
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Michael Herger;182466 Wrote:
My question is if the firmware version depends on the
slimserver version...
Correct
What happens if later I downgrade the slimserver...
The firmware will be downgraded as well.
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Have you tried shoutcast, which is the commonly-recommended approach?
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I'm going to try that one, looks promising !! thanks
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
Well yes, password size matters, but I was referring to AES's more
advanced encryption than TKIP.
Since TKIP hasn't been broken yet, AES is overkill - but still, it
costs nothing in terms of time and money to implement, so I did it.
The main risk at the moment is
Being pretty much an idiot when it comes to networking stuff, please
clarify something for me:
As I understand it, encrypting your wireless broadcasts (hopefully)
prevents an eavesdropper from reading the packets you send out into the
atmosphere. Protecting the integrity of your network, and the
My problem seem to be disappeared. I do not know when and why.
(Im on wireless)
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Going back to the first message in this thread (and others similar to
it), I think the root issue underlying whatever frustration
users/customers are feeling is not really open vs. closed source.
Rather, it generally comes down to performance (i.e., perceived lack
of) and/or bugs (usually real,
jonheal;182579 Wrote:
Being pretty much an idiot when it comes to networking stuff, please
clarify something for me:
As I understand it, encrypting your wireless broadcasts (hopefully)
prevents an eavesdropper from reading the packets you send out into the
atmosphere. Protecting the
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and/or bugs (usually real, rarely imagined).
I think that is a statement that can easily lead to long hours of debate.
This is starting to sound like yet another excuse to be condescending
towards people who might actually know what they are doing.
I vaguely remember having a problem when I upgraded. As MusicIP is a
new process name I think I had the old one set up to run in the the
MMM.ini file or something like that. Double check your ini file
settings and Service settings. I fixed the problem quite easily.
Sorry my recollection is so
ezkcdude;182421 Wrote:
I read this thread after attempting to install 6.5.X for what will
probably be the last time for me. I still can't get MusicIP (used to be
MusicMagic) to work. I had it working with 6.3, and tried several months
ago to upgrade to 6.5. I never got it to work then, but I
Mark Lanctot wrote:
jonheal;182579 Wrote:
Being pretty much an idiot when it comes to networking stuff, please
clarify something for me:
As I understand it, encrypting your wireless broadcasts (hopefully)
prevents an eavesdropper from reading the packets you send out into the
Peter;182606 Wrote:
Mark Lanctot wrote:
jonheal;182579 Wrote:
Being pretty much an idiot when it comes to networking stuff,
please
clarify something for me:
As I understand it, encrypting your wireless broadcasts (hopefully)
prevents an eavesdropper from reading the packets
AudioSource Amp ONE for $200 will turn itself off when SB3 is not
sending it information. I was all set to buy this until I remembered
that I have a big Onkyo M504 gathering dust. I'm waiting on the
ceiling speakers from partsexpress and the SB3 will get flush mounted
to wall with DC and patch
hdarwen;182604 Wrote:
I have MIP 1.7 working with SS 6.5.1 on Win XP. Though I can't say it
was easy. I don't run the headless mode, but this is what I had to do
to get it working:
Select Use Music Magic
Clear the Music Folder path in Slim (when it was set it caused havoc
with library
One of my squeezeboxes seems to be possessed. Everytime I start it up it
always repeats the first song in an album (regardless of what CD it is)
-- i've changed the settings but it always stays; is there a way to
reset it?
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My Squeezebox was assembled in California. Out of curiosity, where will
the new Logitech branded Squeezeboxes and Transporters be assembled? In
China? If so, it could mean cheaper Squeezeboxes and Transporters. And
that would be good. OTOH, what will happen to the folks in the States
who used to
ezkcdude;182647 Wrote:
Do you have the MM icons appear in SlimServer? That's what I can't get
to work. I can send mixes made in MusicIP to SS, so that's what I've
been doing as a workaround. I'd like to run MusicIP headless, though,
as I was with SS 6.3. I'll try your suggestions. Thanks.
I
If your Slimserver host runs Linux/Unix and has a serial port, for $15 -
$30 you could get some X-10 Firecracker gear and use my BottleRocket
plugin to control power to the Onkyo, especially if you can't use
IRBlaster.
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/BottleRocket.html
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Hey Guys,
I thought I would post another, low-tech, inexpensive wall mount
options that scored great WAPs (wife approval points) with the spouse.
This is a cheap 12 wall shelf that I picked up at Linens Things for
$20. I used existing holes from a phone jack location that was no
longer used.
SB3 (about 1 year old), via wireless, windows xp, has been working fine,
but tonight (of course just before a get-together with guests), it will
not turn on at all.
No response from the remote, and yes, I tried changing the batteries
and holding the power button down as well.
Slimserver starts
Hi --
I'm running SlimServer 6.5.1 on a Fedora Core 6 box (512Mb RAM, Pentium
4 CPU 2.66GHz.) SlimServer finds all of my music and streams it just
fine to 3 Squeezeboxen, but slimserver.pl uses an increasing amount of
memory the longer it runs. When I start it up, top shows it to be using
about
I am having problems switching between Rhapsody and Squeezebox. After
upgrading to 6.5.1 everything seemed to be okay until this evening. Now
everytime I try to switch between the two I am asked to upgrade my
firmware. This is exactly why I switched to 6.5.1(Lord knows it wasn't
the stability
The firmware was upgraded to fix some playback issues, some involving
Rhapsody. This firmware is also included with the 6.5.2 builds found
here:
http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_nightly.html
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Thanks for everyone's advice and input. Ultimately, I rolled back to
6.3.1 and that worked. Still, shouldn't have to regress to progress.
Cust. Service (w/whom I've had many phone calls and e-mails) tells me
that they're trying to work out this bug.
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Try the 'Repeat' key on the remote. This cycles between one, all and
none for the repeat setting. Looks like yours is set on 'one' for that
box.
davep
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Quote from today's Guardian (UK) newspaper:
QuoteMicrosoft was yesterday fined a record $1.52bn (£777m) for
infringing a digital music patent which could throw into doubt the
future of the digital music industry.
A San Diego court ruled that the software giant has infringed patents,
owned by
This affects .mp3 files. Wouldn't it be strange if it turned out that
.mp3 file use gets essentially sued out of existence for commercial
use? Of course, it would still be used by people like us, as long as
there are free software players to play it, and old mp3 player hardware
around to play
tyler_durden wrote:
This affects .mp3 files. Wouldn't it be strange if it turned out that
.mp3 file use gets essentially sued out of existence for commercial
use?
The MP3 format is not open, it is subject to intellectual property.
Both Thompson and Franhauffer claim patent rights to the
tyler_durden wrote:
This affects .mp3 files. Wouldn't it be strange if it turned out that
.mp3 file use gets essentially sued out of existence for commercial
use?
The MP3 format is not open, it is subject to intellectual property.
Both Thompson and Franhauffer claim patent rights to the
No response from the remote, and yes, I tried changing the batteries
and holding the power button down as well.
But do you see the startup screen when you power up the device?
support at slimdevices dot com is the address to contact.
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tyler_durden wrote:
This affects .mp3 files. Wouldn't it be strange if it turned out that
.mp3 file use gets essentially sued out of existence for commercial
use? Of course, it would still be used by people like us, as long as
there are free software players to play it, and old mp3 player
Balthazar_B wrote:
Going back to the first message in this thread (and others similar to
it), I think the root issue underlying whatever frustration
users/customers are feeling is not really open vs. closed source.
Rather, it generally comes down to performance (i.e., perceived lack
of)
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