MrSinatra wrote:
does this make more sense?
It explains what your particular use-case is.
However, Slimserver isn't designed to do what you want it to do, which
is why you consider it confusing.
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MrSinatra wrote:
i would like the ability to control locally the skin and the settings
(like bitrate limiting) for any single remote user who happens to
listen to my SS.
That's a reasonable request - others have asked for similar things. Try
searching enhancement requests or raising a new
sander wrote:
My understanding the way it is now:
remote volume down pressed-Squeezebox: Volume down
Squeezebox-SlimServer: Is this OK?
SlimServer-Squeezebox: It's OK.
Squeezebox: Volume down
I don't think that's quite right. My understanding is:
remote volume down pressed-Squeezebox:
samwardill wrote:
But I have to install slimserver to get softsqueeze. Can I run
sofsqueeze off a server on another PC?
Open the slimserver webpage on a different PC, and look for the
Softsqueeze link (it's in the Help section on the default skin).
That will enable you to install SoftSqueeze
sbn wrote:
Hi
I use the latest Slimserver 6.5.2 on a Win2k3 box, with an SB3.
During the last couple of weeks, the Squeezebox has started playing in
the middle of the night, without any action from me - and with no
alarms set.
I've experienced the same thing with trunk, but only when
FreeMan wrote:
Oh good grief! :-|
OK, corp's blocking 3483. Any recommendations of commonly open ports?
Last place I worked had 5900-5902 open for VNC. Of course, 80's open.
Maybe I'll try 443. Will using either of these effect web browsing
from the work or home machines?
Your best
nicketynick wrote:
Hi Robin,
Can you recommend a SSH tunnel set-up for XP with a low RPN (Risk
Priority Number), ie. just about idiot-proof? I've looked at the
documentation for OpenSSH, and it looks like a high RPN to me! Would
anybody else care to comment on their experience?
Basically,
gbruzzo wrote:
Just been on the phone with the representative of Ripcaster.co.uk
They will ship me a new Transporter today.
Pukka (excellent) service I say
I've not had any failures, but my experience of Slim Devices support has
been excellent and, while I didn't want to suggest it at the
gbruzzo wrote:
It would help if someone senior within Slim Devices were to comment
about the matter.
Most people here are (I think) patient - they will stick with their
order as I will - provided some light is shed on the matter.
This is not an official Slim Devices support forum.
If you
amcluesent wrote:
I got it back yesterday, and funnily enough two hours after setting it
up again it died again.
Harsh. I'd bell Citizens Advice and look at rejecting it as not fit for
purpose and getting a refund.
Why not contact Slim Devices directly in the first instance? Their
customer
gbruzzo wrote:
Ya, harsh, incredibly irritating.
I will.
So, you find me suggesting an approach that will most likely get you a
result to be harsh and irritating?
Whatever.
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Bennett, Gavin (LDN Int) wrote:
I keep thinking building a LAMP server but almost all of my IT expirence
is Windows base
Gavin,
You only need an L server to run slimserver :)
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MrSinatra wrote:
this thread was 31 posts long with np... at post 32 good ole boy marc
sherman started it:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=182841postcount=32
No, you started it with the post to which Marc responded.
don't blame me for the little cabal of you guys who can't
MrSinatra wrote:
and several of you regulars on here always say that. not my job, and i
don't code. SD makes and markets the product, the responsibility is
theirs, and no i don't want this thread hijacked into another useless
debate over the obviousness of what i'm saying.
No, you don't
gbruzzo wrote:
I must have touched an ideological nerve...
hehehe
Still, I think a Logitech Transporter simply does not make sense.
Maybe a Squeezebox, but certainly not a Transporter. If Fiat were to
sell rebadged Ferraris (they own Ferrari) they would, I assure you,
lose customers).
JJZolx wrote:
autopilot;182834 Wrote:
the hardcore enthusiasts will drift
The hardcore enthusiasts that were at one time contributing
significantly to the open source software left long ago.
Utter bollocks.
A lot of them now work for Slim. Most of the others are regular
contributors.
As
MrSinatra wrote:
and btw, i have filed a bug for it.
Good. Let's leave it at that then, shall we?
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MrSinatra wrote:
Robin Bowes;182889 Wrote:
MrSinatra wrote:
and several of you regulars on here always say that. not my job, and
i
don't code. SD makes and markets the product, the responsibility is
theirs, and no i don't want this thread hijacked into another
useless
debate over
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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MrSinatra wrote:
are you saying that any program that runs as a service rather than
process in XP can't access a NAS which is a mapped drive?
why?
Ask Microsoft.
is there no workaround for this?
Use UNc paths: //server/share
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MrC wrote:
Chris Laplante;180863 Wrote:
On 2/15/07, Paul_B Paul_B.2m2atb1171569001 (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com wrote:
Can someone point me in the direction of a good telnet client for
Windows that I can use with the Slimserver CLI?
Start - Run - cmd - telnet
[color=blue]
He
325xi wrote:
When SD produces SB boombox or anything else for
MP3-don't-care-about-quality consumer it will mark beginning of the end
for audiophile SB line, especially when it is now part of Logitech. So
I would wish SD not to proceed with that any soon. If they want device
for masses they
vamythguy wrote:
Turns-out it was missing execute permissions on the directories. Weird
- but thanks!
You probably did something like:
chmod -R 666 /media/music
Glad it's working.
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vamythguy wrote:
It's a new FC6 install. The og shows:
2007-02-01 12:31:14.4181 About to look for files in /media/music
2007-02-01 12:31:14.4464 For files with extensions in:
[(?i-xsm:\.(?:ape|wma|shn|wav|wave|mp3|mp2|flc|flac|m4a|mov|m4b|mp4|mp+|mpc|ogg|aif|aiff|cue)$)]
2007-02-04
blah509 wrote:
hmmm :(
please don't bother to respond next time.
I'm sure he won't.
Please don't bother to ask any more questions.
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more self-important drivel snipped
sigh
It's not what you say, it's how you say it.
You just don't get it, do you?
*plonk*
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plonk )
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MrSinatra wrote:
Michael Herger;175093 Wrote:
why isn't the SB as robust a method?
Why can't you just shut up for a while? Say thanks and take a break.
Please.
you got some issues pallie, why don't you go kick your dog again?
I'm with Michael.
I, like many, are sick or your
MrSinatra wrote:
from a business model perspective, what i said is true, 20mill or not.
Sorry, I forgot. Everything you say is true. No-one else has a clue.
Must remember that in future.
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MrSinatra wrote:
do you not see the financial insanity of that?
Hey, it's s insane, they just sold the company for $20 million.
Jeez, I wish I was that mad.
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MrSinatra wrote:
do you not see the financial insanity of that?
Hey, it's s insane, they just sold the company for $20 million.
Jeez, I wish I was that mad.
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haunyack wrote:
Ben Sandee;172473 Wrote:
On 1/20/07, NauticusLX
NauticusLX.2kqfwb1169336101 (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com
wrote:
Another time I noticed the display went blank in the middle of a
song,
but the song kept playing, and the display came back up after about
20
ModelCitizen wrote:
I'm just surprised than anyone uses the knob.
Anyway, I've just examined my knob after updating to 6.5.1 and it seems
in good health. Indeed, it is very responsive.
Your wife said the same about mine. :)
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NauticusLX wrote:
Pale Blue, you said Nauticus seems confused that others might want to
see the display even when the player is off.
In my view of things, if something is displayed on the SB, it's on.
This weekend, when you're friends are over, say to them look at the
time on my turned
tomjtx wrote:
snarlydwarf;171267 Wrote:
You mean rip them back in whatever *lossless* non-DRM'd format you like
or you will further diminish the sound quality, converting that 128k AAC
into the equivalent of a 96k or lower but still taking the disc space of
a 128k
OK, I'm confused ( as
Bill Burns wrote:
snarlydwarf wrote:
NauticusLX;171373 Wrote:
Then there seem to be 2 types of users: those who have the SB in their
bedrooms, and therefore more likely to prefer a blank screen when
turned off, and those who have the SB in their living rooms, where
concern with a blank
tyler_durden wrote:
Measuring the DC current into the SB would be a better way to measure
power. Power = V * A (for DC).
That wouldn't measure any power used by the power supply itself (ever
wondered where that heat comes from?)
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Hercules wrote:
I'd like to add some BPM tags to my mixture of MP3 and FLAC files.
Can anyone recommend some software that will process my files en masse?
I've not tried any of these:
http://www.mmartins.com/mmartins/bpmdetection/bpmdetection.asp
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P Floding wrote:
ceejay;170065 Wrote:
Same remote, same codes.
OK, thanks! Quick response!
That was a bit unfortunate.
Perhaps the SB can be reconfigured to look for other codes. I have a
faint memory of reading about something like that..
I think it's possible to tell either SB or
bytheedge wrote:
Just wondered if there was anywhere in the UK that might be able to
have a quick look rather than having to send it to the States. I reckon
it will actually be going in the bin :(
Send it to me before you put it in the bin.
If I can fix it easily I'll send it back to you.
If
tomjtx wrote:
No, the question came from someone with a sense of humor, which you don't
seem to have.
sigh
Alas, a quality all too conspicuous by its absence on these forums of late.
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bytheedge wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know of any companies in the UK that can repair
Squeezeboxes?
I have a SB 1 that has just died, no power, nothing. I've bought SB 3
just to survive but would like to try and getting my original one
working again.
It will probably cost you more to get it
Heuer wrote:
I converted all my FLAC files to MP3 using the appropriately named
FLAC2MP3 script. Do a search around here and you will find how to do
it.
There are several. Mine is here:
http://robinbowes.com/projects/flac2mp3
I'm on the verge of releasing a new version - the last
ModelCitizen wrote:
tomjtx;168909 Wrote:
no user replacable battery
If this is true (and I realise it's open to question) it's criminal
considering the unbelievably and extremely crap battery Apple put in
the third generation iPod. 500 UK Pounds for a music player that played
good quality
ModelCitizen wrote:
Robin Bowes;169010 Wrote:
I still can't believe you bought those bird flu protection kits at £30 a
pop. :)
R.I'm not sure of the relevance of that Robin but bird flu is still
bubbling under and history pretty much shows that it is inevitable that
a pandemic will occur
The Smokester wrote:
Hrrm, I guess worms would conduct and therefore be possible to be used
as cables, but I am unclear on where to get a 10-ton can of them, and
how to keep them alive.
These worms are kept alive with a constant and liberal dose of horse
manure.
I'm sorry, but that's a
MrSinatra wrote:
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
Skunk wrote:
I would love to see the page but arghh!, Flash7.
Yeah, me too.
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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
Recoveryone wrote:
Mike Anderson;167500 Wrote:
Based on my own preferences, and from what little I know about other
computer users:
I think you guys REALLY REALLY need a slick, responsive, clean-running
GUI along the lines of the iTunes software. For example, the ability
to drag and drop
Recoveryone wrote:
maybe you sould go back and read the rest of the thread
and this Jim seems to think on the same level as I do concerning the
mass appeal of this product. Maybe I'm not in the minority.
Maybe you should re-read my post and understand that maybe, just
*maybe*, I'm actually
Recoveryone wrote:
Skunk;166884 Wrote:
But do you grok it?
Sorry my friend, I'm not up on the slang from your part of the world.
http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/G/grok.html
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I just noticed Fred has committed Squeezebox Firmware 72 and Transporter
firmware 27 to both trunk and the 6.5.x branch.
Main change:
Gapless MP3 playback for files encoded with LAME. Please do a complete
wipe and rescan of your library to enable this.
R.
Recoveryone wrote:
I thought the purpose of a forum was to exchange information, not
look to see if we can attack someone for their opinons.
challenge attack
Perhaps you're not used to having your opinions challenged, or being
wrong, or at least being told you're wrong?
R.
Ben Sandee wrote:
On 1/4/07, *Greg Klanderman*
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robin Bowes
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just noticed Fred has committed Squeezebox Firmware 72 and
Transporter
firmware 27 to both
Scoop wrote:
I am running into the following error part way through the scanning
process:
'The instruction at 0x28085b62 referenced memory at 0x0004. The
memory could not be written.
Has anyone run into this? How do I fix it?
That sort of msg tends to indicate a hardware error.
Try
jmls wrote:
hey - just about to get my first slimplayer, and wanted some advice. I
want to rip my cd's to hdd, but I have enough space to allow me to rip
them as .wav files. However, I want to use the tags that come with mp3.
Is there a format that allows for tags as well as a 1-1 copy of
roydy wrote:
After some digging, I found the problem is some sort of bad interaction
between slim and mysql. Slimserver has run for a long time on the same
machine, a slow 1.6GHz PC with 768M of RAM. With ver6.5, the start of
every song caused the activity of slim (~70%) and mysqld (~20%) to
roydy wrote:
Robin Bowes;163692 Wrote:
Was this after the initial music library scan had completed?
Yes. In my investigations, I spent awhile trying to figure out if there
was some sort of interaction with virus scanning. Eventually I disabled
virus scanning and found the problem
Michael Herger wrote:
The 2.13Ghz you saw is an E6400 and due to the design
of the CPU is outperforms processors well over 3Ghz.
But slimserver still won't run faster on a dual core (or multi CPU)
system of the same architecture as it is single threaded.
slimserver won't in itself but,
ezkcdude wrote:
And why would someone want to do this?
Why, to add support for USB drives of course. :)
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jfalk wrote:
My SB3 setup just got considerably better. When I set up my system a
couple of months ago I dedicated an old desktop to the slimserver which
wasn't used much anymore and was heading for the scrapheap otherwise. I
have loved the Squeezebox ever since, though I did note occasional
snarlydwarf wrote:
$200 for 48k? Why, when I was a kid, I remember paying $150 for a
CompuPro EconoRAM board: 8k... as a kit!
And you try and tell the young people of today that . they won't
believe you.
Nope, they're too busy lickin' road clean wit' tongue.
R.
ezkcdude wrote:
Ben Sandee;161882 Wrote:
ezkcdude,
I think you are right and I bet you will be proven right when
SD/Logitech
releases the next-gen device. What's funny is that a lot of the
people
insinuating you are 'rude' and ignorant to the SD ethos will change
their
tune and embrace
ezkcdude wrote:
Jack Coates;161492 Wrote:
As for the add it because it's cheap argument, this is pretty cheap
too... why not add it?
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/cubegoodies/854a/
Did I say add it because it's cheap? No, I didn't. I don't need a lot
of the features of the
ezkcdude wrote:
You guys may want to see the thread I'm going to start in the Audiophile
section. Apparently, at least, one company doesn't think I'm crazy.
sigh
Whatever makes you happy.
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ikruspan wrote:
gsalton;160708 Wrote:
But in my case, I bought a CD from a street vendor in Bulgaria. Anyway,
a year later, it stopped working, and Tori Amos refused to replace it.
Man, Tori Amos sucks!
Are you CRAZY ?
What is wrong to have authorized repair for squeezbox near of your
Orb wrote:
It arrived broken because of a design fault in SB2's that meant the cpu
can come loose in transport. The unit was only 4 months old when I
purchased it from a non dodgy guy on ebay.
The fact remains, the unit died after I had been using it for a good 4
months and I cannot get
Orb wrote:
Have you tried to download 25MB on a crappy dial-up connection?
Then get a better connection.
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ezkcdude wrote:
your momo;160875 Wrote:
You are not alone ! I'm also fighting for such an improvment see this
thread
--http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=30080
...but this seems a sensitive topic, first answer sounds always it's
impossible
For me today in 21th century, I belive
ModelCitizen wrote:
No useless handles, buttons or knob.
I agree the handles are useless. I like the buttons, even though I use
remote or web interface most of the time. Not sure about the knob. I'd
probably be happy with up/down/select buttons
Half current size.
The size is perfect for me -
spacemarmot wrote:
SadGamerGeek;155209 Wrote:
Why?
Richard
Since SlimServer is a non-trivial open source application, the ability
to recruit quality contributors is hindered by clinging to an obsolete
and misapplied programming language. SlimServer will not have much of
a future if it
Ben Sandee wrote:
On 12/5/06, *Robin Bowes*
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're talking about two different things here.
I personally think that slimserver needs re-architecting to use multiple
threads/processes/programs so, for example, audio streaming
erland wrote:
If you opened this thread and thought oh no, not again.. this thread
is probably not for you.
There has been some questions lately in different forum threads asking
if slimserver could be rewritten in another language than perl.
Some questions to those of you that feel this
Richie wrote:
On 13/11/06, Neil Cameron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had to give up downloading the Nightly; the site and downloads
are so
slow today...
No problem for me in the UK now so maybe it was a temporary glitch,
just downloaded the 26MB nightly in 47 seconds.
Richard
I've
JackOfAll wrote:
Anyway, thankyou for responding. I will be returning my Transporter
and SB3 pre-order package for a refund.
And replace it with what?
The failure rate is too great in my opinion for a high-end component.
And what failure rate would that be? A handful of returns out of how
CardinalFang wrote:
Dan Sully;147909 Wrote:
FLAC support is here to stay.
SqueezeNetwork is here to stay.
Linux/Unix support is here to stay.
With all due respect Dan, no-one could or should make that promise.
Things beyond your and your company's control can affect what happens
and
PhilNYC wrote:
Jetlag;147912 Wrote:
2. FLAC support in perpetuity (unless something better AND also free
comes along in the interim)?
With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just
rip to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
Because WAV files don't support tagging.
Mark Norton wrote:
Isn't this where the Open Source/GPL community feel-good factor falls
apart?
Let's say I'm one of the developers working on some free software. It's
open source, lots of people can/have contributed. But then the major
user of this software gets sold for lots of money to a
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Robin Bowes;142152 Wrote:
use slimCD.
If it was me, I would, but this guy doesn't have a spare PC.
He could run it on the existing PC, without touching his Win98SE
installation.
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Bruce S. wrote:
Nope. Note above that I do not have the luxury of 4 ports. But it
appears that I may have two not just the one. One for the cable modem
(phone line) going in and one going from the router to the machine on
which my slim server is running.
Get yourself an ethernet switch.
Mark Lanctot wrote:
In order to partially fund my purchase of a Transporter (yay!) I'm
selling my SB3.
Due to my super salesman tactics, I've gotten an acquaintance very
interested. Perhaps it's my offer of a free demo at his home using his
equipment, free installation and free, perpetual
treble wrote:
Of course it's a bug... if I search for an artist and don't get all
songs by that artist it's wrong.
Read carefully what you're saying.
You're searching for an artist, not for songs by that artist. As you've
already discovered, you need to use advanced search for that.
However,
jeffluckett wrote:
If you were to do a fresh install of Win2k3 server on a box dedicated
to host only slimserver and MusicIP, how would you tweak it? It will
also do some side-duty as a general purpose file-server...
Also ... if you'd prefer to not use Win2k3, what other OS would you use
RogerB wrote:
Mark Lanctot;133340 Wrote:
How did you get that impression?
By owning one.
OK maybe it would be better to say the Linksys WAG54G V1.0 with
firmware V2.0.17 (and every other version of firmware, rest assured
I've tried them all) is rubbish.
It has now got to the stage
autopilot wrote:
kdf;132362 Wrote:
In the interest of supporting the original post, it might be best to
leave drm discussion for now.
-kdf
Agreed.
Ok, how about improved singles handling?
For example, if there is a 'Single' tag (or an extended tag to indicate
to Slimserver that
Ledwidge wrote:
The bug is one that is quite obvious and generally well known. Starting
with Slim Server 6.3.1 the software duplicates a large number of albums
and tracks. This has continued through the various revisions and even
into the latest 6.5 beta release. It is not professional to be
Michael Haan wrote:
I've spent well over $1000 on Slim gear and, while I've been happy in
the past, I am no longer. I can not get a version of Slimserver to
run to save my life. On the rare occassion when I can (like by
dropping back to 6.1) I can't get the damned thing to scan my
library.
saurus wrote:
Hi,
I now found it, after having a look into /etc/slimserver.conf - don't
know why the database was placed into /root/.slimserver.db
Because you ran slimserver as root, and the default path for the db is
~, i.e. home directory of the user running slimserver.
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radish wrote:
NY2006;131426 Wrote:
keep in mind the beta edition actually keeps getting updated nighty.
And that's precisely why I don't use it...
Actually beta is a misnomer.
The latest version of slimserver is always available from svn, and
snapshots are available nightly. These are not
dangerous_dom wrote:
Unfortunatly, Vobis tags (Ogg and FLAC) dont support this. Only MP3 and
WMA.
I don't believe that.
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Michael Haan wrote:
So, that's pretty much it. Installed 6.5.1b on an FC5 box with an existing
MySql install. When I try to run slimserver I get:
# ./slimserver.pl
2006-08-26 14:36:11.3383 ERROR: MySQLHelper: startServer() Couldn't find a
executable for 'mysqld'! This is a fatal error.
I've just stumbled across this [1] device which, at first glance, looks
like it would make an ideal low power PC on which to run slimserver.
Throw in an external USB disk for music library storage and install
puppy linux or similar and you're off!
I might get one to play with ...
R.
[1]
I've sent them an email asking about buying one. I'm in the UK which
might be a bit of an issue.
Will report back if I get one.
Next job is to try slimserver on a Kuro-box/HG
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
Hopefully the MicroClient Junior has the same slot and it isn't
soldered-in.
I seem to remember reading that the RAM *is* soldered to the MCJr board,
but I can't find where I read it.
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blackbear wrote:
Interesting piece of hardware.
Is that cpu really sufficient to do on-the-fly transcoding in order to
support formats not native to our beloved SB? I once tried FLAC-to-MP3
transcoding and that ate up about 30% of a 1.2 GHz Athlon cpu.
Flac-Wav is a relatively lightweight
blackbear wrote:
Robin Bowes;131036 Wrote:
blackbear wrote:
Interesting piece of hardware.
Is that cpu really sufficient to do on-the-fly transcoding in order
to
support formats not native to our beloved SB? I once tried
FLAC-to-MP3
transcoding and that ate up about 30% of a 1.2 GHz
tommypeters wrote:
Seems like something from pre-production times, before a redesign...?
I think it's referring to the SB2 and that document has not been revised
to cover the SB3.
R.
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ModelCitizen wrote:
Cheers but I tried Linux.
I hope it was more thorough than when you brought that Pentium 166 with
96MB of RAM round to my place and wanted to install Linux on it :)
R.
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ModelCitizen wrote:
Rebooted Squeezebox. Asks me to update firmware (why didn't it do this
first time around?... yes I know, it's beta). Did that and get some
message like bad state or something.
There was a bug (in slimserver, I believe) that caused the wireless
connection to time out before
Michael Herger wrote:
I can safely say I would have suggested 1,000 other things...before
suggesting that.
I wouldn't. I had run into the same problem before. :-)
Good job that Favourites is no longer a plugin then, by the sound of it!
R.
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