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Considering recent events, you might factor in the elevation (above sea
level) of that other computer.
Yes - like silicon valley! Lots of computers, and no natural disa
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thanks,
I suppose, my problem in not with the slimserver, but iwht chinese
disply on SB2 itself. Has anyone had any luck with End WinXP?
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I am running English XP with Chinese characters correctly displayed in
SB2, if that is what you are asking.
Pls provide detail of your problem.
Which file format do you play? MP3 with ID3 tag, FLAC with tag, or FLAC
with cue sheet, etc.?
Are Chinese characters being displayed correctly in the
Hi
I have my MP3s on drive F: and have started ripping my cds as FLAC on
drive G:
My music folder is set to Drive F:, I have one playlist in my playlists
folder set to one of the Albums on drive G: hoping that this will allow
slimserver to scan all of drive G: but it only results in that one
Is there a work-around that will allow me to get slimserver to scan all
of G: or will I have to link a playlist to each individual album ?
Thanks in Advance
Ste
In your Music Folder (F:) place a shortcut to the G: drive. You
shouldn't need the playlist.
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Thanks for your help! I use wav format. no tag. Chinese can be
displayed on web UI but not on SB2. Of the folder has Chinese
character, SB2 cannot detect the folder. If the folder is in eng and
the songs in wav format use chinese character as file names, it shows
something like
Ok. Now I see. You have no tag and you have chosen to display filename
on SB2. This might cause problem. As far as I have experienced, the new
Unicode feature is really WYSIWYG, meaning What You See in Web UI Is
What You Get In SB2. If the characters would not display correctly in
Web UI, the
Thanks! I see. I think I will follow your advice and use option 1!
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Thanks Ritchie
So simple ! Genious !
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seanadams Wrote:
Yes - like silicon valley! Lots of computers, and no natural disaVery funny.
But you might consider a computer somewhere on the other
side of the san andreas fault.
And then will your hard disk over to me :-)
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Hello,
I have the same problem. I ripped and used my cd collection on
a Mac so Gracenote even include some chinese character (for
Kitaro) and both iTunes and Slimserver work well with them.
For some reason I switch these duties to a PC (xp mce 2005) and
while iTunes PC has no problem playing
Is this wakeup the server when the squeezebox asks?
Or wakeup the squeezebox when the PC user asks?
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marc1966 Wrote:
Sorry for thinking out of the box.
Actually, you were thinking inside the box.
marc1966 Wrote:
Sorry for acting like a kicked puppy. But look at the replies and you'll
see that this is no discussion. Just making fun on me. Maybe it is my
bad english? What the hell... Bye.
It is to wake up the pc hosting the slim server using standard WOL from
Squeezebox.
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I have to say that given the choice of buying a track from some outfit
that in no way benefits the original artists or just getting it via
p2p, I'd go for the latter. Admittedly, there are probably many
recording deals out there that mean that artists no longer benefit from
sales of there work,
rbetts Wrote:
It is to wake up the pc hosting the slim server using standard WOL from
Squeezebox.
Actually, now that I think of it, my question was pretty dumb. Not
enough coffee in the morning, I suppose.
You can already wake up the squeezebox from the PC, although OFF
seems more a state of
stinkingpig Wrote:
check out your neighborhood used record store, you can get the CD cheap
and sell it back to them if you don't like it.
Here in Ontario there's a place called the beat goes on
beatgoeson.com
works great. You can pick through their inventory of currently
available used
Anyone else been experiencing serious problems since a v5 upgrade?
I've had to disable the update plug-in in order to continue using my
squeezebox.
I'm using the Windows version, not as a service, with direct iTunes
update enabled, and was experiencing a crash each time the first track
of my
Mark.Bennett Wrote:
Both streams will be seen by slimserver as different players, with
different playlists. You need to switch to the external.ip player
in the Slimserver web page and queue up music for that player.
Forgive me if this is what you are already doing.
Ah! Thank you.
On Sun, 2005-09-11 at 08:40 -0700, Michaelwagner wrote:
The idea of adding more hardware to a squeezebox comes up all the time.
The two most requested things are
(a) add an amplifier (the squeezebox boombox) and
(b) add a server
The problem is, both the squeezebox server and the
I can't work out how to switch on bridging. i know the option
came up when i first installed the SB2 but i can't get it to ask me
again.
I've looked at the manual and it says 'at the end of setup it will ask
you if you want to switch on bridging' but holding down the power key
to reset and going
I know, it's unsupported and not recommended, for good reason.
Nevertheless, my old Win98 box (PIII/600EB) *was* supported when I
installed my original SqueezeBox, and for reasons I won't get into
here, it's still the best place for me to host the slim server.
I can live with it running 6.0.2,
On Sun, 2005-09-11 at 11:39 -0700, jpj wrote:
I know, it's unsupported and not recommended, for good reason.
Nevertheless, my old Win98 box (PIII/600EB)
Any tips, short of changing OSes? (Too many other legacy apps for a
full scale migration.)
Gee, I was typing my reply when I saw this last
I did wonder about the capacitance, I will e-mail Arcam and Rega to get
there opinions - fingers crossed all will be ok??
If all goes well I think the TNT looks a little more simple to make so
maybe give that a bash.
Do you think it would harm the amp if it just tried it? They do have
over
Is it possible to run Slimserver on a (Linux based) LaCie ethernet disk
mini? Straightforward or tricky?
/Munge
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Am I blind, or is there no way to turn the player on/off with the
default2 skin?
If not, could it be added possibly?
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On Sun, 2005-09-11 at 13:33 -0700, nano2nd wrote:
I believe you Pat. So much of the audiophile scene just looks (and
sounds!) like snake oil to me. Or maybe I'm just too darn uncultured!
There does seem to be a lot of snake oil.
But a serious stereo can sound wonderful.
I can make small groups
I am unable to hear any audio when tuning to an Internet Radio Station
using my SqueezeBox.
I have tried using the Tune In function within Help/Internet Radio in
SlimServer.
I have tried Saga Radio using
http://www.saga.co.uk/radio/pages/player.asp?stationid=ten52
I have also tried Smooth FM
Two questions:
1) Have you tried the built in radio stations, like RadioIO?
2) How is your amplifier connected? RCA/Phono or digital?
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Have you actually tried running it? It may not be supported but that
doesn't mean it won't work...I'd give it a go and see :)
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For dance music check out www.stompy.com
WAV and mp3 downloads, however downloading WAV files takes forever...
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1) Have you tried the built in radio stations, like RadioIO?
YES. I have tried Shoutcast, AlienBBC and Radio IO and these all work
ok.
2) How is your amplifier connected? RCA/Phono or digital?
I have an Arcam A85 amplifier and I have connected my SqueezeBox to it
via RCA connectors. I do
max.spicer Wrote:
I have to say that given the choice of buying a track from some outfit
that in no way benefits the original artists or just getting it via
p2p, I'd go for the latter. Admittedly, there are probably many
recording deals out there that mean that artists no longer benefit
Simon: The option to turn on bridging is only displayed if you have
a live device connected to the ethernet port.
On Sep 11, 2005, at 12:22 PM, Simon Still wrote:
On 9/11/05, Simon Still [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I suspect this is
something obvious that i'm missing but can someone give
Win98 support was dropped in 6.1.
The new installer assumes that you are running NT/2000/2003/XP and
SlimServer is installed as a service.
That said, you may be able to run slim.exe on Win98 still, but it
hasn't been tested. You'd have to start it from a DOS prompt (or as
a Scheduled
* twautele shaped the electrons to say...
For some reason I switch these duties to a PC (xp mce 2005) and
while iTunes PC has no problem playing them, slimserver just
can't read them.
SlimServer 6.2beta has much improved Unicode support. You might consider giving
it a try.
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Ummm, the SlimServer_v6.1.1.exe installer doesn't just assume an
NT/2K/XP+ target. It requires one and refuses to run on Win98.
That was really the point of my original post. I have the .ZIP package
from the Downloads tree, but I'm assuming a manual installation would
involve more than simply
On Sep 11, 2005, at 4:36 PM, jpj wrote:
Ummm, the SlimServer_v6.1.1.exe installer doesn't just assume an
NT/2K/XP+ target. It requires one and refuses to run on Win98.
True.
That was really the point of my original post. I have the .ZIP package
from the Downloads tree, but I'm assuming a
The first sale doctrine makes the reselling of audio CD's (after you've
done anything you want with them) perfectly legal.
This includes, buying, legally ripping to your collection, then
reselling the physical media without destroying anything in your
electronic collection.
cmturner2 Wrote:
The first sale doctrine makes the reselling of audio CD's (after you've
done anything you want with them) perfectly legal.
Actually, that's not what it says.
It says the original copyright holder cannot prevent the resale of
second-hand CDs and force you to buy a new copy at
cmturner2 Wrote:
*the distribution rights of a copyright holder end on that particular
copy once the copy is sold.*
The distribution rights end on the first sale.
Your rights to have a copy of the song on a different medium end on the
second sale (when you sell it).
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OK. The smooth FM link works for me, but it took a long time to start
(maybe a minute) - are you leaving it long enough? The other one isn't
a stream link, and I can't figure out what the actual stream link is
(the page seems to have a java applet on it which doesn't work for me).
If you can get
Dan Sully Wrote:
* twautele shaped the electrons to say...
For some reason I switch these duties to a PC (xp mce 2005) and
while iTunes PC has no problem playing them, slimserver just
can't read them.
SlimServer 6.2beta has much improved Unicode support. You might
consider giving it a
Paul, where was she navigated to when she pressed add?
Also, did you check the server log and see if there was an error
generated?
On Sep 11, 2005, at 7:54 PM, PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
Ok, not all the time...but I'm using the nightly from 2005/09/11
using the rpm on Linux FC4.
Playing
Ok, found the log (doh!) in /tmp... The last line of the log says:
Not a CODE reference at /usr/local/slimserver//Plugins/Picks/Plugin.pm
line 68.
Paul
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Paul, where was she navigated to when she pressed add?
Also, did you check the server log and see if
Indeed, that is what the RIAA would like you to believe.
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cmturner2 Wrote:
Indeed, that is what the RIAA would like you to believe.
The point is, the document you quoted is moot on this point.
You are chosing to interpret it in a way that is favourable to you. But
the quoted document doesn't say what you're claiming it says.
In the case of
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