Now I'm waiting for Michael's post saying Don't do it!.
Thanks. I've been away for a few days :-).
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Yup, iTunes can do that if you let it! mp3tag is great - I think you'll
find it speeds things up for you. Always back everything up first
though, if you're planning to do a mass-tagging!
I found all manner of weird tags on some of my CD rips that I wasn't
even aware of. mp3tag will show show
Cracked it now with all security disabled. Will now start to switch on
the various security elements. Not sure what was causing the problems.
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Could you run netsta -a -b in a DOS window and see whether there's another
service listening on port 9000?
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The new Blackberry 8320 has wifi capabilities. I am now driving
Slimserver with it, trying to decide which skin works best.
http://yourserver:9000/Handheld is my bet
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version 0.8 is now out
http://graphicmedicine.com/squeezefox/SqueezeFox-0.8.xpi
changes:
- Added stop and mute buttons
- Rewrote the entire httprequest handler to use a JS parser library,
now seems less buggy
- enabled artwork notifications
- MULTIPLE SQUEEZEBOX SUPPORT, allows you to decide
Any plans for an Opera plugin? I gave up on Firefox several months ago.
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from someone that upgraded to the graphical screen.
There was another member did this not long ago
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not at the moment, but potentially once i feel the firefox extension is
complete, then i could start porting it over
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'SqueezeFox - The Squeezebox extension for Firefox'
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Installed and ran mp3tag last night. Took a couple of test runs and
sneak-peeks at the help files to get used to the interface but i agree:
the tool is awesome.
It has already fixed some of the directories I was having issues with;
not all, though. There are couple of albums (that I am working
Hi all,
Perhaps I've misunderstood the basics of this, but here is what I'm
doing:
I tried connecting a W2K laptop to the back of my SB3, in order to
access the internet. I did not get any internet connection.
When connecting the laptop with the same cable directly to my router it
works.
What
You should use a crossover cable for this.
Did you enable bridging on the SB3?
Does the SB3 have access to SN? This means DNS and gateway are set
properly.
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My Squeezebox has been working fine for months since I installed a new
PC under Vista Home Premium with an existing Netgear WGR614. Now, all
of a sudden, the Squeezebox cannot connect to SlimServer. I
re-installed SlimServer (v6.5.4)and reinitiated the Squeezebox, which
connects okay to my
To enable/disable bridging:
1. Connect laptop to SB with crossover cable.
2. Hold down left arrow button on remote until SB menu enters
Squeezebox Setup.
2. Scroll down and select Current Settings.
3. Scroll down to Bridge wireless to ethernet. Select to taste.
Steve.
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One of the things to try is to select all tracks on an album and do
Right Mouse/Extended Tags. Then look at tags marked as keep - these
are the tags that have different values across the selected tracks.
Typically the only ones so marked would be Title and Track, plus
possibly Discnumber (for a
Mark Lanctot;234388 Wrote:
You should use a crossover cable for this.
Did you enable bridging on the SB3?
Does the SB3 have access to SN? This means DNS and gateway are set
properly.
Thank's Mark! I just used a regular network cable. So I guess that
means I need another sort of cable,
Most ports these days are auto-sensing, so you might as well try
SteveEast's advice with your present cable and see if it works.
Otherwise yes, try a crossover cable.
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The cache folder you've found is indeed the one. If you've done loads
of small tagging changes SS sometimes misses them, so it's a good habit
to periodically stop SS, delete this folder and then restart - that'll
build it from scratch
There's no work round for rescanning, apart from navigating
Hi can anyone tell me if there is Alarm functionaliy in the Date Time
screen saver that shows the bell symbol on the display if there is an
alarm set in the next n hours (e.g. 12 hours).
Typically, I set an alarm for week days and not weekends -- therefore
it would be good to see the Bell symbol
ok, I'll give it a try - thank you both for the advice!
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Hello
I need some assistance in setting up my laptop to control my SB3. My
current setup is as follows:
iMac 2.0 Dual Core
D-Link wireless router
SB3
I have the slimserver software setup on my Mac and my SB works fine.
Now I have a windows PC laptop that I want to use to control my SB.
IBM
Did you check the Vista firewall? Have you tried a ping test?
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OK, so your first problem is that you don't need slimserver on the
windows laptop. Stop it running, just to be sure that the SB is
conencting only to the copy of slimserver running on your Mac.
Then find the IP address of your Mac. Lets say its 192.168.1.2
Then, on a browser on your Windows
Hello
So even when setting my router to g-only mode, WEP or no encryption,
and testing manually different channels I always have the problem that
music is intermittent after some time (and no, it's not the computer, I
even disabled the screen saver).
I'm starting to believe it's the DG834N fault,
Thanks! Squeezefox in the status bar is updating within a few seconds
when playing now.
Still takes about two minutes to update when skipping tracks either
with the remote or the browser UI.
I'm also not seeing any artwork on track changes, though I have this
setting checked. Not sure what
When i activate shuffle on my squeezebox v.3 the player freezes when the
next song is about to play. I have crossfade enabled. If i press play or
next it starts playing. I hope someone can figure out what the problem
is, i have no idea if it is a screensaver bug or something like that.
If
bephillips;234493 Wrote:
Thanks! Squeezefox in the status bar is updating within a few seconds
when playing now.
no problems, this was bothering me too, as i usually listen to web
streams in the office
bephillips;234493 Wrote:
Still takes about two minutes to update when skipping tracks
Hello Michael,
It looks like the new McAfee Data Backup utility (Ver 1.2) that I think
was installed in my last Comcast McAfee SecurityCenter update (Ver 7.2)
wants to listen on port 9000 as well (not sure why yet). I guess it
won out over SlimServer the last time I rebooted.
If I cannot
The bridge setting is read-only in the settings mentioned above
To modify it you need to setup networking again
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I only have one SB3, but multi player seems to be working fine with this
and Softsqueeze on my laptop.
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More than 35611 songs on 2849 albums by 2050 artists.
Mostly flac, some mp3.
SlimServer Version: 6.5.3 - 12361
Mac OS X 10.4.10 (8R218) - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.6
I'm not trying to start a flame, but am really curious why a SB3 costs
so much. Is it the components, low-volume production, or ??? I'd love
to fill my house with SBs and support the product, but at US$200 a pop,
I just can't justify the expense. So, I use the (free) software
players
KarylFStein;234516 Wrote:
I'm not trying to start a flame, but am really curious why a SB3 costs
so much. Is it the components, low-volume production, or ???
The bulk of the cost is apparently the VFD display. Volume is likely
also part of the equation. Naturally it would be cheaper if it
This doesn't answer your question. But perhaps it gives some background.
Why does some CD-players cost 5000$ ? My experience is that the sound
quality offered by the SB is much better than all software player based
solutions. Of course you'd need a high-end soundcard for that, and those
do not
Some discoveries:
Turning off Sophos AV whilst scanning made no difference.
Unselecting use MusicMagic in Server Settings (by selecting Don't
use MusicMagic - MusicIP service still running), then scanning DID
work. Even for a new/changed scan when I'd only changed one album,
thumbnails of other
KarylFStein;234516 Wrote:
I'm not an audiophile and don't need top-of-the-line stuff as long as
it sounds decent plugged into my stereo.
I believe that the SB3 was perhaps originally aimed at the audio
mid-market, where names like 'Burr Brown' and phrases like 'lossless
format support'
I guess it is all relative, because my immediate reaction to your post
is, Where can you get one for $200?
Even at $299 US retail, I think it is a good value relative to the
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peejay;234524 Wrote:
Now with Logitech in the picture, however, you may just get your wish.
And I'm not bashing Logitech, by the way, it's just the reality of the
market they have traditionally played in, and what that market expects
from that brand. I love my Logitech bluetooth mouse, by
jeffmeh;234525 Wrote:
I guess it is all relative, because my immediate reaction to your post
is, Where can you get one for $200?
Even at $299 US retail, I think it is a good value relative to the
alternatives.
Sorry, I have corrected that, it should have read $299.
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Music is
I actually had a funny Squeezefox moment the other day.
Some of the album art I have is very large, especially if it's an old
record and someone has gone to the trouble of making a nice scan, I
just throw it in the directory with the music.
Anyway, my whole 1280x800 laptop screen was overcome
Are all of the offending files in one folder?
Impressive: you seem to have all the answers i.e., I just looked and
found the very first file in a seperate folder. Will fix it. I also
noticed that SS was picking up some of the displayed folders files
from the Recycled Bin. This was the cause
Thanks ceejay,
I've uninstalled Slimserver software from the PC laptop. I opened a
browser and entered the IP address for the Mac (followed by the
:9000).
I received the following error:
Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage
Should i make some type of adjustment to the firewall settings
jmstipe;234538 Wrote:
hello
i turned my windows firewall off and tried it again. no change.
OK, well I'm a Mac newbie (had my macbook only a couple of months), but
I have a link which may help.
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2005/03/15/firewall.html
If all else fails check back here
Well, I made the mistake first saying $200 instead of $300. So, it
seems like the big thing driving the price is the quality of
components. I don't mind shelling out money for quality, but it's got
to have a noticeable return. To my untrained ears, the software
players are fine for what I use
KarylFStein wrote:
to have a noticeable return. To my untrained ears, the software
players are fine for what I use it for--background music really.
Then keep using the software players. No one will stop you.
The SqueezeBox is about connecting your SlimServer's content to your
stereo. I have
Since installing the latest software for Slimserver, using XP, a WD 350
HD...my hard drive automatically changed it's drive assignment to G:
when it was always F:
I had to change the folders to look in to refresh and my shortcut
drives.
Whenever I plug in something else (DAP, digi camera,
Looking at the overall picture, including DAC and headphone amp, I feel
it is decently price.
It is an amazing component and (especially after upgrading to the
Transporter...even more mula) it has added to my music listening
pleasures.
And that's what it's all about.
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Figured it out. Since slimserver and icecast are running on same box I
just needed to use the loopback address. http://127.0.0.1:8000 ...
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KarylFStein;234516 Wrote:
I'm not trying to start a flame, but am really curious why a SB3 costs
so much. Is it the components, low-volume production, or ??? I'd love
to fill my house with SBs and support the product, but at US$200 a pop,
I just can't justify the expense. So, I use the
Yes it looks that way. I'm glad it works.
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Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management Disk
Management
Right click on the partition and select Change Drive Letter and
Paths..
Be careful with this. Since this isn't C: you're not likely to have
much trouble, but you should close any files on that drive first I'd
say.
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cgull;234550 Wrote:
Figured it out. Since slimserver and icecast are running on same box I
just needed to use the loopback address. http://127.0.0.1:8000 ...
: /
Yea, you can see how icecast is setup by looking at the netstat output
to see what sockets it is listening on. I guess how it's
Mine controls it fine. What are you typing in as your url for
slimserver? Have you any other firewalls installed that may be
blocking access? Anything that might be turning on via anti-virus?
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You also can't see (I think you mean hear) all the accuradio stations
either.
I assume this is the amount of stations in the distribution agreement.
But don't worry about precisely matching the number here and the number
there and the number everywhere.
Just enjoy the music.
(although I would
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