mherger Wrote:
Jag befinner mig tjänsteresa och är åter den 18 april.
I know that much swedish: he's left for an easter holiday :-)
It's a long holiday ... he'll be gone from now until the 18th.
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The fact that they didn't update it for April is an April Fools Joke.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=99220#post99220
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I'm using a windows based system that is networked to other windows
systems. Is there a way to use a command line script to reset the
slimserver from a client PC?
shutdown.exe is part of Windows XP - similar tools can be found on the net
for older versions.
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I know that much swedish: he's left for an easter holiday :-)
It's a long holiday ... he'll be gone from now until the 18th.
Sweden is well known for its public spirited live.
I'm leaving for the second week of holidays within a month. Not bad
neither ;-)
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Michaelwagner Wrote:
It's a long holiday ... he'll be gone from now until the 18th.
Yep Swedes are incredibly lucky, at my place of work they get 35-40
days of holiday and 12 public holidays. All in all they can wangle
about 9-10 weeks of holiday a year. Not bad, still they make up for it
with
Slim Devices Discussion discuss@lists.slimdevices.com writes:
He's a proud SB user, has subscribed to these lists. And left the building
for an easter holiday with his mail being answered automatically.
Yes... I have 12 Slimdevices (2 wireless)
Don't use out of office mails.
These mails
Slim Devices Discussion discuss@lists.slimdevices.com writes:
better yet, don't use corporate accounts for personal stuff.
Especially if they make you use out of office mails. Plus, you never
know how they'll react after dozens of people email the company
postmaster not-so-politely
Hi All
I wonder if someone has the answer to my problem. I've done a search
but not found anything similar
I have two squeezeboxes at home that are brilliant and I have got a
long list of internet radio favourites. Receintly I bought one for when
I'm at work and I want to copy these favourites
Its a tcp connection. The way tcp works, you need to send data (or
keepalives) to know the connection is still running. As the client is
responsible for connecting to the server, the client needs a way to
know it is still connected and if not attempt to reconnect - hence the
keepalives.
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I've posted on the MusicIP forum as well but figure i might get a quicker answer here - i want to run music ip as a service with slimserver and cant find any instructions on how to do so. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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I purchased a Squeezebox 3 just before Christmas and have been very
happy with it until this week.
As some background I also have a squeezebox that is connected to the my
slimserver via an Ethernet connection.
The problem I have is that my Squeezebox 3 which is using the wireless
connection
You need a third party app, but it's only a few dollars (and well worth
it IMHO).
I followed the instructions in this thread without any probs:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=14320highlight=basta
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I have not used playlists up to now, so I'm a little ignorant as to
their functionality in SlimServer, but it appears that I cannot edit
(add to) a previously saved playlist using the web UI. Is this true?
Bummer, if so.
SlimServer Version: 6.2.2 - 6835 - Windows 2000 - EN - cp1252
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On 4/8/06, Siduhe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think things have moved on with the latest version of MMM/MusicIP.I found this page linked from the slim wiki on getting it running as a service on linux:
http://music.predixis.com/6_develop_http.htmlthat page doesn't seem to be linked from anywhere on
Simon Still Wrote:
I'm wondering about boot order as i don't seem to be able to change
priorities in the windows services app.
That's why I suggested you look at the thread. Middle of the second
page. I have only been able to get the priorities right by using
ApptoService, but others may be
Sounds like it could be network configuration issues.
What device is the SB3 connecting to wirelessly? I presume you have a
wireless network card in your server? Make sure that you have
configured the wireless network card to use a different subnet to that
used by your cabled ethernet ports.
I have not used playlists up to now, so I'm a little ignorant as to
their functionality in SlimServer, but it appears that I cannot edit
(add to) a previously saved playlist using the web UI. Is this true?
Load the playlist into the current playlist, then add new music to the current
playlist
Nalle Johansson Wrote:
If anyone whant to know more... send me a private letter
Does this mean no more public Nallings? ;)
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Nalle Johansson Wrote:
If anyone whant to know more... send me a private letter
Does this mean no more public Nallings? ;)
Yes. The mailrules has been fixed...
Bsta hlsningar/Best Regards
Nalle Johansson
IT-chef, GFS -
Philip Meyer Wrote:
I have not used playlists up to now, so I'm a little ignorant as to
their functionality in SlimServer, but it appears that I cannot edit
(add to) a previously saved playlist using the web UI. Is this true?
Load the playlist into the current playlist, then add new music
The best tool I've found for monitoring traffic on Linux is jnettop:
http://jnettop.kubs.info/
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When I was planning my sabbatical, I considered Sweden. I had a nice job
offer there, but one of my colleagues had been posted to Sweden for a
year and she told me she couldn't deal with the long winter nights. It
turns out, she had Seasonal Affect Disorder, so it effected her more
than most
Nalle Johansson Wrote:
If anyone whant to know more... send me a private letter
Nalle Johansson
IT-chef, GFS - Studenthälsan Fysiken
What do most IT workers eat, chef?
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Slim Devices Discussion discuss@lists.slimdevices.com writes:
What do most IT workers eat, chef?
hehe ;o)
Its a common joke.
Swedish word Chef=head, employer, manager, boss, cheif, commander, captain
Bsta hlsningar/Best Regards
Nalle Johansson
IT-chef, GFS - Studenthlsan Fysiken
This is a funny, if completely random, thread. At first, upon seeing the
title, I thought to myself, Is this how the Swedish translation of
Atlas Shrugged begins?
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ezkcdude
SB3-Derek Shek TDA1543/CS8412 NOS DAC-MIT Terminator 2
interconnects-Endler Audio 24-step Attenuators
Does the 8 bar visualization on the SB3 accurately correlate to anything
in particular? Bar 1 seems to be an over all level of the playback. Are
the following 7 bars specific to a frequency band?
Or does is just look nice!
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sebage
How disappointing. I thought this thread was going to be about where to
go to see scantily clad young women.
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RADIO!' (http://nvo.com/cd) Hours of free radical MP3s.
Mike Anderson's
I have two players running off of one Slimserver. When I open a new
browser window it defaults to my secondary player. Is there an easy
way to set which player is the default one in the default web
interface? I tried changing the first letter of the second player
thinking it was an alpha
I have the same issue.
MacBook Pro (Intel)
g
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Is there an easy
way to set which player is the default one in the default web
interface?
Set a bookmark to the player you want:
http://yourslimserver:9000/index.html?player=00:04:20:01:23:45
You'll find the player's id at the bottom of the player settings.
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Not sure whether this is a SB issue, but I have trouble getting my PC to
go into standby since I have connected a wireless SB.
The PC will only go into standby if I am logged out, or if the timeout
is 3 minutes or less. If I am logged in and set the timeout to, say, 15
minutes it will never go
I have the same issue.
MacBook Pro (Intel)
Then you might want to answer the same question: which slimserver version?
Did you try one of the recent nightlies?
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Hi,
I own three squeezeboxes and also use softsqueeze on my wife's
computer. I recently asked her why she never plays music in her
office. I was disappointed when she told me that Softsqueeze made her
computer crawl to a stop!
I checked it out and she's right. It is a windows xp box and
Any advice? Should I upgrade my Softsqueeze and/or Slimserver to
eliminate this problem? What version combination would you recommend?
You could try to install only the latest softsqueeze: download the ZIP
file, extract to some folder and copy the subfolder
HTML/EN/html/softsqueeze to a
Tried to install latest windows nightly build.
Looks like its broken. No slim.exe
Buildlog says .
Removing .svn directories from build...
rm: too few arguments
Try `rm --help' for more information.
Building perlsvc executable for server...
Can't load
Yes it is hosed for me too, both the 7th and 8th. Have gone back to the
6th and all is good. This has also given me the v39 firmware.
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Same problem with firmware 37.
I could playback via SqueezeNetwork, but not sound at all in slimserver
via my flac files or Internet radio.
Reflashing the xilinx dont seem to work, I try more than 20 times,
whitout success.
What'wrong ?
Reverting to 6.2.1 works for a while and I end up with the
I may be missing a syntax piece -
I tried:
http://192.168.0.11:9000/index.htm...00:04:20:06:30:40
192.168.0.11 is the IP of my SlimServer, and the numbers at the end are
the MAC address of my preferred player.
Any hints?
Jon
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Update:
Installing broken 2006-04-08 , then re-installing previous version
(2006-03-22) had side effect of updating firmware to Version 37 on
SB2.
Checked the Program Files\SlimServer\server\Firmware dir
and version 37 was installed.
So I guess thats a win - of sorts.
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http://192.168.0.11:9000/index.html?player=00:04:20:06:30:40
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I feel foolish.
Thanks
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Download the 6.2.2 nightly. That's the error for a non-universal pref
pane
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substantial discussion of the spectrum analyzer can be found here
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=14935
and here
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=13515
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Nalle Johansson Wrote:
The normal tax in sweden
are 33% up to over 50%.
Hey! We pay that much tax! How come we don't get all those holidays?
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Nalle Johansson Wrote:
Swedish word Chef=head, employer, manager, boss, cheif, commander,
captain
Like jefe in Spanish
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Mike Anderson Wrote:
How disappointing. I thought this thread was going to be about where to
go to see scantily clad young women.
Indeed, especially since the local weekly had as front page news that
we are not the strip club capital of the world but didn't offer any
suggestions on where
timmorris Wrote:
I'm a great believer in self help - is there a document somewhere that
lists what each of the debug options refers to?
I've said it before - while the software is fantastic the documentation
is poor. Someone from Slimdevices needs to sit down and provide a full
set of
I've opened bug 3253 - 4/7 was first broken build.
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That article reads like an April Fools joke, except for the posting
date.
I fed the phrase strip club capital of the country into google, and
found out, to my surprise, that for Canada that distinction falls to
Montreal.
Also, this: Montreal has been touted as car-theft capital of Canada.
On 8-Apr-06, at 5:22 PM, Michaelwagner wrote:
I fed the phrase strip club capital of the country into google, and
found out, to my surprise, that for Canada that distinction falls to
Montreal.
surely you jest about being surprised. There is one on every corner!
Also, this: Montreal has
Triode Wrote:
Its a tcp connection. The way tcp works, you need to send data (or
keepalives) to know the connection is still running. As the client is
responsible for connecting to the server, the client needs a way to
know it is still connected and if not attempt to reconnect - hence the
Michael,
Thanks for your advice. I went to sourceforge and downloaded the
latest Windows version of SoftSqueeze (vers 2.3). I then went to
Windows Control panel add/remove software and removed the old version.
I then ran the installer to install version 2.3.
Version 2.3 worked fine for about
On 8-Apr-06, at 6:12 PM, BBobley wrote:
Version 2.3 worked fine for about 60 seconds, but then jumped to 98%
CPU utilization.
Any other ideas?
go into the softsqueeze prefs. try selecting different audio drivers.
If you haven't installed the java mp3 plugin, try that. If you have
and you
When the SB is off and only displaying the time, it's talking to your
PC. Turn off the clock screensaver and your 'puter will go into
standby.
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Not sure if this will be helpful or not - but I have seen behavior
similar to this that was the result of anti-virus software. You might
try disabling the anti-virus software briefly and see if you get the
same result.
Kevin
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I've just become aware of SlimServer, and it looks to be a product that
fits exactly a need that I am looking to fill. I've been browsing the
fora to determine what sort of horsepower the hardware needs to have to
run the server-side software.
Frankly, I'm amazed at the amount of horsepower
Most of my time in Montreal was 25 years ago or more. Maybe they weren't
there. Or maybe I just didn't notice.
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DrJ wrote:
Frankly, I'm amazed at the amount of horsepower that some people use.
Saturating a 50 or 100Mb Ethernet takes almost nothing (say, a 200MHz
PII).
It is hard to find a computer with as little power as a P2 200.
As far as I can tell, there is only a php server and maybe a
bigjules Wrote:
TCP has a connection timeout. Why not just make that longer.
Regardless of who initiated the connection, its not like the server
isn't sending packets to the squeezebox all the time. Except of course
when its doing nothing and nothing is displayed -- which is exactly when
pfarrell Wrote:
It is hard to find a computer with as little power as a P2 200.
That's my point.
Its Perl, and there is a lightweight Database.
My mistake. Still, unless the perl script is terribly involved, this
too should not add a lot of overhead. The database should almost be
DrJ wrote:
pfarrell Wrote:
Its Perl, and there is a lightweight Database.
My mistake. Still, unless the perl script is terribly involved, this
too should not add a lot of overhead. The database should almost be
flat, without too much relational stuff.
Right not a lot of twelve way joins.
pfarrell Wrote:
DrJ wrote:
pfarrell Wrote:
Its Perl, and there is a lightweight Database.
My mistake. Still, unless the perl script is terribly involved,
this
too should not add a lot of overhead. The database should almost be
flat, without too much relational stuff.
Right
pfarrell Wrote:
Right not a lot of twelve way joins.
Grin. Understood.
If you mean how efficiently memory is used, that's more involved
than
we can deal with here. Call it the same for present purposes.
I was actually thinking that some RISC processors, the Dec Alpha for
one
DrJ wrote:
Well, that brings up another question. I'm obviously suggesting to
encode for a high-fidelity storage of the master if you will, which
would be relayed to the stereo (which is mostly background music for
the intended application -- the main audio system is in another
carefully
I like browsing the menus using the numbers to select menu items, but
it'd be even better if Slimserver could be configured to instantly
execute the menu item (instead of just selecting it) or automatically
do so after a configurable amount of time.
Can this be done with current software, or is
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