How do I go about doing this?
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On 28-Sep-05, at 10:21 PM, Scott wrote:
How do I go about doing this?
http://mtdshn.home.mchsi.com/macosxshn/
then, probably install it. then hopefully the binary will be found by
slimserver. If not, find where shorten is installed and copy it to
Older versions of Windows and DOS you need to specify the actual device
ie: COM1, COM2, LPTx... Although I believe PRN defaults to
LPT1. CON and STDOUT are the same in DOS.
Just some old trivia floating around in an old programmers head...On 4/14/05, Michael Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Quoting Tiersten [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
kdf Wrote:
This depends on someone with some expertise on shorten having a
willingness to help. so far, the only well-known way to extract
information about a given shorten file (info needed for slimserver to
play the file) is to quickly uncompress
kdf Wrote:
That's the first I've ever heard of it, aside from being a constant.
Does it
take redirects?
Yes. You can redirect stdout or stderr to it. It'd be 2 nul instead.
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Quoting Tiersten [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
kdf Wrote:
That's the first I've ever heard of it, aside from being a constant.
Does it
take redirects?
Yes. You can redirect stdout or stderr to it. It'd be 2 nul instead.
Thanks for the tip. It shows some promise, though it is still
Quoting kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can't you use NUL? Thats the equiv of /dev/null for Windows. It
exists in every directory as a hidden special file.
That's the first I've ever heard of it, aside from being a constant.
Does it take redirects?
Yup. It's something else Microsoft borrowed
kdf wrote:
to make things worse, systems like windows dont like /dev/null so the server
spits out a warning for every shorten file it finds and never adds them to the
db properly. I have only about 10 shorten files. Only 2 are playable with
slimserver. I have tried to find alternative ways of
Quoting Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:35:54 -0800, Phil Karn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shorten still seems to be popular on bt.etree.org and other sites where
audience recordings of taper-friendly bands are traded. I can't figure
out why, as flac seems to be
