Hi,
I'm having trouble listening to NPR Radio at 32kbps CBR with
SqueezeSlave. The sound output is like "chimpunks." (Higher bitrate
music plays fine).
I don't want to cross post
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=63052) but I am trying
to figure out if SqueezeSlave has near-term p
Unfortunately squeezeslave doesn't support mono files in any format.
Only 16bit 44.1KHz stereo streams, everything else needs to be
transcoded on SC. Or as you have done, convert the file before added
it to the library. Not sure but SC might be able to convert mono
streams to stereo using sox o
Hi,
I'm using squeezeslave-0.8-25-lnx26-alsa-i686 on Ubuntu 710 and I spot
that it dies on certain wav files (log at the bottom). I've also tried
win32 version and it stops on same file, works ok on others
Same problem happens when I trigger play of speech announcements made
by Festival...
Luke,
Squeezeslave doesn't currently support wma, you'll need to transcode
those files/streams. There are details on the wiki, although I see it
hasn't been updated for 7.3
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/WMA
I'm still working on creating a library from the rockbox wma decoder to
use wit
Just bumping this thread for two reasons:
ralphy, if git isn't your thing, if you can make your subversion
repository public (google code isn't bad for free svn hosting) then I'd
be happy to maintain a git mirror using git-svn.
Also, regarding my problems with streams; it seems that the problem
I think you're right. Looking through the code, it only uses tcp 3483,
not even udp. I haven't done a remote SS via open ports in a long
time. Maybe something is broken. I started using openvpn a couple
years ago and never looked back. Let me know if you don't get it
working and I'll try it h
I don't know what SCM tool you use but if you use Git, I'd highly
recommend GitHub (I highly recommend Git too to be honest).
I had 3483 open but I think I neglected to open 9000 (didn't think the
players needed this one) so I'll give it another test tomorrow.
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Thanks Luke,
I placed the binary and plist file on sourceforge for people to try as
I don't have a Mac. I've added your build changes to my repository and
will release a new patch in the next day or two. I've also merged the
daemonize patch.
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_
OK, building it with the static libs set explicitly seems to do the
trick; I gave it to a friend to try out and it ran without any errors.
He wasn't able to get it to connect to my server over the net though (I
believe I had the right ports open on my router) but this may be a
separate issue.
Fee
Looks like it's still trying to load the dynamic libraries. I'm a
little surprised how different the Mac implementation is. I've played
around with the crt0 thing on linux and it's not pretty either, best to
stay away from it.
Let's try building the binary by specifying the static libraries on
OK, using -static-intel seemed to do the trick; will this be suitable?
Source:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/library-not-found-crt0/
Edit, doesn't seem to work. I gave it to a friend to run on his system
and it failed:
>
> dyld: Library not loaded: /opt/local/lib/libmad.0.dylib
> Re
No joy so far, but happy to keep looking at this with your help.
Output of 'file squeezeslave':
>
> /opt/local/bin/squeezeslave: Mach-O executable i386
>
/opt/local/lib contains libFLAC.a, libmad.a, libogg.a, libvorbis.a and
libvorbisfile.a.
I did a make clean and recompiled but it is failin
Try adding a -static like this, delete bin/squeezeslave and run make
again.
Code:
${CC} -o bin/squeezeslave $^ -static -L/opt/local/lib -lmad -lFLAC
-lvorbisfile -lvorbis -logg
/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreAudio.framework/CoreAudio
/System/Library/Frameworks/Audio
I'm happy to share the binary but I don't know how portable it is;
forgive my lack of knowledge in this area, but will it require the
dependencies to be installed in the same location as mine to work?
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Luke
Thanks Luke.
Would you be willing to make your binary available on the sourceforge
squeezeslave site? Send me a pm if you'd like.
Also, I'll update the squeezeslave repository with your OSX changes.
Ralphy
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ra
I've spent a bit of time trying to compile this on OSX Leopard and I
finally had some success, so I thought I'd outline the steps I took if
anybody else would like to give it a try.
Most of my issues seemed to stem from the fact that my dependencies
were installed using MacPorts which puts header
Something must have changed. Have you checked your sound card levels
using the windows mixer program? Sounds like the levels have been
changed.
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I use Windows XP. I have used first local system user, and them my own
user name but this did not change anything. I wonder where it does come
from? Sound is shattered, unlistenable.
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What OS?
Are you using a different user when starting as a service vs command
line?
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If I run SqueezeSlave as a service, it sounds awful. But sound is normal
if I launch manually SqueezeSlave. Why?
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The best way I've found is to shutdown squeezecenter and delete the
player settings block from server.prefs. The forget this player and
reset player settings in SC still keep the settings for the initial
player type in server.prefs.
Each player block starts with a line that looks like this, with
ralphy;396590 Wrote:
> There's no issue using -O as all it does is report the player type as
> softsqueeze instead of squeezeslave when connecting to SC.
>
> Did you create a new player by adding a never used before MAC address
> by adding a -m00:00:00:00:00:03 to the command line after adding t
There's no issue using -O as all it does is report the player type as
softsqueeze instead of squeezeslave when connecting to SC.
Did you create a new player by adding a never used before MAC address
by adding a -m00:00:00:00:00:03 to the command line after adding the
patch? SC seems to remember
ralphy;396293 Wrote:
> Okay, the progress bar status is a know issue with squeezeslave and
> since pause seems to be working correctly in 0.8-26, despite the
> progress bar, I'll consider the issue a TODO item. It's not an issue
> with Squeezecenter.
Okay. I agree that as long as playback is f
Okay, the progress bar status is a know issue with squeezeslave and
since pause seems to be working correctly in 0.8-26, despite the
progress bar, I'll consider the issue a TODO item. It's not an issue
with Squeezecenter.
The portaudio libary doesn't return the correct stream position status
a
jwmelvin;396087 Wrote:
> I just stumbled across a new clue. For me, squeezeslave 0.8-26 does not
> actually start the song over, it just gives that appearance. The time
> progress bar starts over but the song starts from where it was paused.
Thanks for confirming this. Looks like a SqueezeCenter
ralphy;395925 Wrote:
> I've sent you a PM regarding the binary.
I sent you the binary via email.
> This is not expected behaviour. Unfortunately, I don't see the pause
> problem. I use the 0.8-25 win32 binary all day, every day at work and
> pause it constantly. The track starts exactly wher
I just stumbled across a new clue. For me, squeezeslave 0.8-26 does not
actually start the song over, it just gives that appearance. The time
progress bar starts over but the song starts from where it was paused.
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ralphy;395925 Wrote:
> I've sent you a PM regarding the binary.
> This could be related to the version of SC I'm still running 7.2.2 -
> r24134 at work, actually at home too. What version of SC are you
> running?
>
I'm running 7.3.3 - 24976 on Ubuntu 8.10.
ralphy;395925 Wrote:
>
> Would yo
I've sent you a PM regarding the binary.
This is not expected behaviour. Unfortunately, I don't see the pause
problem. I use the 0.8-25 win32 binary all day, every day at work and
pause it constantly. The track starts exactly where I paused it. I do
it so often that I've mapped the keyboard a
I also recently compiled squeezeslave-0.8 on a Fedora x64 system. It is
working pretty well at the moment, though there are a couple of FLAC
files on which it consistently stutters.
One interesting thing I noticed was that hitting the pause button on
the web interface and then hitting play start
jwmelvin;394934 Wrote:
> Awesome, thanks!
> ...
> And it compiled into a functioning binary.
>
I'd really appreciate it if you'd provide the binary so I can post it
on sourceforge. Send me a PM if you like.
> A new question - can Squeezeslave use ReplayGain? I was hoping that
> compiling v25
jwmelvin;395015 Wrote:
> I did a little testing and if I use the -O option (for oldplayer type)
> then the setting page shows replaygain as an option.
>
> But then pause does not work, from the web interface or CLI.
>
> Maybe this is something I need squeezeslave v8-26 for, to specify other
>
Squeezeslave has supported replay gain since at least 0.7.5 if not
before. Unfortunately the squeezeslave player type in squeezecenter
disables replayGainMode by default.
If your running SC on linux you can change the line in
server/Slim/Player/SqueezeSlave.pm from
'replayGainMode' => 0,
I did a little testing and if I use the -O option (for oldplayer type)
then the setting page shows replaygain as an option.
But then pause does not work, from the web interface or CLI.
Maybe this is something I need squeezeslave v8-26 for, to specify other
player types?
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Awesome, thanks!
I installed:
libmad0,
libmad0-dev,
vorbis-tools,
libflac-dev,
libogg-dev, and
libvorbis-dev
And it compiled into a functioning binary.
A new question - can Squeezeslave use ReplayGain? I was hoping that
compiling v25 would let me do so, but no option shows up in the
setting
The build can't find the header files from libmad, flac, ogg and vorbis.
You need these packages installed before you'll be able to compile
successfully. I don't know ubuntu linux, but there may be libary only
and development packages for each, if so, you'll need the development
ones as well.
-
That seems to help considerably, thank you. But it still errors out:
mel...@rocco:~/squeezeslave/squeezeslave-0.8-25$ make -f
makefile.linux26
gcc -Wall -s -m64 -O3 -DNDEBUG -DUSE_SIGNALS_FOR_RESTART
-fomit-frame-pointer -c -Ilib/portaudio/pa_common
-Ilib/portaudio/pablio -Ilib/portmixer/px_commo
Try changing the line in makefile.linux26;
Code:
From
CFLAGS=-Wall -s -march=i686 -O3 -DNDEBUG -DUSE_SIGNALS_FOR_RESTART
-fomit-frame-pointer
to
CFLAGS=-Wall -s -m64 -O3 -DNDEBUG -DUSE_SIGNALS_FOR_RESTART
-fomit-frame-pointer
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ralphy;363046 Wrote:
> Sorry, don't have a 64-bit linux system. The 64-bit versions for
> previous releases were contributed.
Does anyone know if it's possible to compile 0.8 for 64-bit Linux? I'm
also using Ubuntu 8.10. With my limited experience, I can't seem to get
it to compile from source.
autopilot;362727 Wrote:
> Hi, im running Visa 64 and was wondering how to suppress the DOS box
> also.
Google -srvany-.
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I am getting closer... probably.
I have tried the "Target" path for the SqueezeSlave shortcut with and
without "127.0.0.1" at the end. In both cases, as soon as I choose
SqueezeSlave or try to synchronize with it, the player refuses to play.
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Dean L. Surkin;361063 Wrote:
> Any idea when the Linux AMD64 version (for Debian/Ubuntu) will be
> available? Thanks.
>
> --Dean L. Surkin
Sorry, don't have a 64-bit linux system. The 64-bit versions for
previous releases were contributed.
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f948lan;361064 Wrote:
> For anyone interested, I've had a go at adding text mode display and
> control support into squeezeslave, including LCDd and lircd support.
>
> See http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=55178 for details
> and patches to try it out.
>
> It's Linux only at the m
By default, it listens to the local loopback adress (127.0.0.1). On my
server where I use squeezeslave, I use the command line squeezeslave -s
-r3. This means run in background mode and retry every 3 seconds if
squeezecenter is not running.
It doesn't hurt to be explicit about the IP address, b
"C:\Program Files\squeezeslave-0.8-12-win32\squeezeslave.exe 127.0.0.1"
space between the .exe and the 127.
-Chris
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 7:27 PM, maggior
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When you run squeezeslave, it appears as another player in the web
> interface and on the controller (if you
When you run squeezeslave, it appears as another player in the web
interface and on the controller (if you have one of those).
To listen to the same music on you PC as on your other player, you need
to synchronize them. This can be done either through the web interface
or via the menus on the sq
JJZolx;362970 Wrote:
> I assume that's the target of a shortcut?
>
> You have to tell Squeezeslave where the SqueezeCenter server is, unless
> both are running on the same computer. Something like:
>
> "C:\Program Files\squeezeslave-0.8-12-win32\squeezeslave.exe"
> 192.168.1.2
That was the ta
toddrc;362965 Wrote:
> I just set up my Squeezebox and the first thing I wanted to be able to
> do is listen to the same music on my computer as what was being played
> in the other room. I have installed squeezeslave and am probably
> missing something rather obvious.
>
> I did not fully unders
I just set up my Squeezebox and the first thing I wanted to be able to
do is listen to the same music on my computer as what was being played
in the other room. I have installed squeezeslave and am probably
missing something rather obvious.
I did not fully understand this instruction:
5a) ...
Hi, im running Visa 64 and was wondering how to suppress the DOS box
also. I want a headless player, but a DOS box is not headless :)
I have tried -o, but i still get a DOS box.
Many thanks.
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For anyone interested, I've had a go at adding text mode display and
control support into squeezeslave, including LCDd and lircd support.
See http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=55178 for details
and patches to try it out.
It's Linux only at the moment
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Any idea when the Linux AMD64 version (for Debian/Ubuntu) will be
available? Thanks.
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kelvinelk;359827 Wrote:
> Hi Pippin,
>
> the command that has worked for me for some time is:
> aoss /usr/local/bin/squeezeslave --signal --oldplayer --volume sw -r3
> -s -m 01:01:01:01:01:0a mythtv
>
> where mythtv is the server name where squeezecenter resides
>
> this requires alsa-oss inst
Hi Pippin,
the command that has worked for me for some time is:
aoss /usr/local/bin/squeezeslave --signal --oldplayer --volume sw -r3
-s -m 01:01:01:01:01:0a mythtv
where mythtv is the server name where squeezecenter resides
this requires alsa-oss installed (I don't recall installing anything
e
Could somebody give me a complete dummies' guide on how to get this
running on my ubuntu server?
I only get "PortAudio error: Host error."
I've tried to install any PortAudio stuff I could find but have no idea
how to find out if it's configured correctly...
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Is Jim asking about SqueezePlay or SqueezeSlave?
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> Squeezeplay isn't likely to receive any direct support in
> SqueezeCenter,
It's already there: Slim::Player::SqueezeSlave. If some feature is
missing, then this is the place to fix it.
Michael
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Can I suggest something for Squeezeplay, perhaps as an option...
Can it try to emulate an SB2/3, or possibly a Receiver? That is,
actually identify itself to SqueezeCenter as one of those players?
Another possibility might be to identify itself as SoftSqueeze.
Squeezeplay isn't likely to recei
maggior;354795 Wrote:
> I am using squeezeslave on Linux with the options -s -r3. -s tells it
> to run in the background and not expect input from the keyboard.
>
Thanks, -r3 and -s seems to have solved my issues.
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erland;354488 Wrote:
> Does the -r or --retry parameters work on the Linux version ?
>
> I can run them with any time but it never succeeds to re-connect to
> SqueezeCenter after a SqueezeCenter restart.
>
> If I run them with a retry seconds parameter it just says:
> >
Code:
-
Yes, it's been that way since the option was added depending on your
getopt library.
SS thinks the 2 is the IP address and it's retrying using the default
of 5
Error connecting to 0.0.0.2:3483
Sleeping for 5 s. ^
|
It's related to the problem I've run into using optional arguments with
Does the -r or --retry parameters work on the Linux version ?
I can run them with any time but it never succeeds to re-connect to
SqueezeCenter after a SqueezeCenter restart.
If I run them with a retry seconds parameter it just says:
Code:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt/sque
oreillymj;354083 Wrote:
> ok, that was all fine expect I didn't have the appParameters key.
>
> But I still get a DOS window with the following, even if I specify -o
> 0, or --output 0
I dunno. I've never seen a DOS window running a service using srvany.
With 0.7 it seemed like the output dev
ok, that was all fine expect I didn't have the appParameters key.
But I still get a DOS window with the following, even if I specify -o
0, or --output 0
Output devices:
0: Primary Sound Driver
1: C-Media Wave Device
2: Modem #1 Line Playback (emulated)
3: Primary Sound Capture Driver
4: C-Media
oreillymj;353920 Wrote:
> I'd be interested to know how you set up Squeezeslave as an XP service.
>
> I tried with Srvany.exe but wasn't able to suppress the DOS window.
>
> Here's the registry parameters I tried passing into srvany.exe
>
> "C:\Program Files\SqueezeCenter\squeezeslave.exe" -o
Jim,
I'd be interested to know how you set up Squeezeslave as an XP
service.
I tried with Srvany.exe but wasn't able to suppress the DOS window.
Here's the registry parameters I tried passing into srvany.exe
"C:\Program Files\SqueezeCenter\squeezeslave.exe" -o 0 -s >NULL
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maggior;353262 Wrote:
>
> I looked at the output from -help and it does just show 5 sets of hex
> digits.
Thanks for catching this. The fix will be in the next release.
I've also updated the help screen to clearly describe the difference
between -r/--retry.
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JJZolx;353372 Wrote:
> Command line parsing with Squezeslave has always been a little hit or
> miss.0.7 was worse.
I was going to fix the cli parsing for this release as it's always
bugged me as well, but figured it would break too many "run scripts"
that people were using.
I've come across
Philip Meyer;353369 Wrote:
> I tried -r, but it asked for a value, so I then tried --retry 5 and it
> then said "Error no such host: 5". It seems that --retry doesn't look
> for a param, but -r requires a param.
>
> -r 5 works.
Command line parsing with Squezeslave has always been a little hit
>Did you add the -r/--retry option? The help text is a little confusing
>- I don't believe it retries by default. It won't reconnect without
>it.
I didn't know that I had to do that - I assumed it would retry by default (or
if not, that the process would end).
I tried -r, but it asked for a va
Philip Meyer;353263 Wrote:
> I needed to stop and restart SqueezeSlave after I stopped and restarted
> SqueezeCenter too (other players reconnected, but SS did not).
Did you add the -r/--retry option? The help text is a little confusing
- I don't believe it retries by default. It won't reconne
>A new Squeezeslave 0.8 release is now available at
>
Seems to be working okay in 7.3 for me, except for synchronisation -
SqueezeSlave initially lagged behind my Boom player. Having skipped a track,
it now seems to be in sync though.
I noticed the following in the log:
[12:59:35.9904] Slim::P
JJZolx;353059 Wrote:
> Six pairs of hex digits, not five.
I must have miscounted - I thought the help screen showed 5 sets of hex
digits. I'll have to try again.
As you can tell, I don't deal with MACs much :-).
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JJZolx;352702 Wrote:
> Hmm... I'm using the previous version (0.7?) and it works just fine with
> 6.5 and SqueezeCenter 7 all the way up through the current revisions of
> 7.3.
I just meant that I'd tested 0.8-12 with SC versions in that range.
Yes, version 0.7.5.1 also works with all these ver
maggior;353054 Wrote:
> I'm trying to use the -m option to set a different MAC. I receive an
> error "Cannot parse mac address 00:00:00:00:02".
>
> Any ideas on how to get around this?
Six pairs of hex digits, not five.
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I'm trying to use the -m option to set a different MAC. I receive an
error "Cannot parse mac address 00:00:00:00:02".
Any ideas on how to get around this?
I'm using the Windows version 0.8-12.
Thanks!
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Setup: 2 SB3s, 1 duet, 1 receiver. SuSE 10.2 Server running
Sq
bobkoure;352876 Wrote:
> -Thank you!-
> One very minor issue: when I upgraded to 7.2.1 this AM, I discovered
> that the web interface was unable to add tracks with ss2 (the cover
> icon at the top of the right-hand panel would, just jump a tiny bit
> when I clicked "add track" in the left panel.
-Thank you!-
On my system, the earlier w32 version was essentially unusable (jumped
tracks, froze) - but this one works just fine.
One very minor issue: when I upgraded to 7.2.1 this AM, I discovered
that the web interface was unable to add tracks with ss2 (the cover
icon at the top of the right-h
BTW, here's an easy way to use ss2 from the GUI
1) move or copy the files into a folder where you plan to keep them (I
used c:\program files\squeezeslave2, but you can use whatever you like)
2) use windows explorer to navigate to that directory (if you're not
there already from the above)
3) ri
I currently don't have access to a Mac to build the OSX version. I've
been looking at the hack to allow you to run OSX under vmware, but I
have a few more updates planned for squeezeslave first. I'm hoping
someone who has one will step up and create a binary. The source is
availabe on sourcefor
Just downloaded 0.8 and have it running fine on Windows XP as a service.
Seems less temperamental about command line switches, whereas the
previous version had some issues. Which is nice.
Two questions regarding the --volume option. In the Help, there's
this:
Code:
-v
JJZolx;352702 Wrote:
> Hmm... I'm using the previous version (0.7?) and it works just fine with
> 6.5 and SqueezeCenter 7 all the way up through the current revisions of
> 7.3.
But it's lacking a usable OSX version.
As is this one :-(
Maybe somebody can help out (I am pretty clueless on Mac prog
ralphy;352678 Wrote:
> What's new in Squeezeslave 0.8
>
> Works with squeezecenter versions 6.5.4 through 7.2.1.
Hmm... I'm using the previous version (0.7?) and it works just fine
with 6.5 and SqueezeCenter 7 all the way up through the current
revisions of 7.3.
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A new Squeezeslave 0.8 release is now available at
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=105169&package_id=176494
What's new in Squeezeslave 0.8
Works with squeezecenter versions 6.5.4 through 7.2.1.
Binaries available for Windows, Linux and Solaris both Sparc and
Intel.
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