jimwillsher wrote:
Okay, sorted it.
For the C++ people (not this awful Perl stuff) the solution is:
You shouldn't be using slimserver then ;)
Regards,
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egd;183029 Wrote:
I have a large FLAC library (~50k songs) but damnit, it shouldn't take
hours to scan just because it is located on a NAS, especially not when
the same library scans in under 20 minutes under Linux. I'm annoyed
that I started a scan operation ovr four hours ago, came back
Don't get me wrong, I think SlimServer is excellent. I have an SB3,
having previously had an SB2 and an SB1. But Perl is almost exclusively
the realm of *nix platforms; very very little perl stuff is every
written for Windows systems. Windows development is typically done in
C/C++, which is what
jimwillsher wrote:
Don't get me wrong, I think SlimServer is excellent. I have an SB3,
having previously had an SB2 and an SB1. But Perl is almost exclusively
the realm of *nix platforms; very very little perl stuff is every
written for Windows systems. Windows development is typically done in
Hmmm...chinese, yes. I have plenty of gaelic songs, but not chinese.
Anyway, new version of SqueezeMSN about to be uploaded
(http://www.jimwillsher.co.uk/Site/Software/SqueezeMSN.php), now that
I've fixed the Unicode issue :-)
Jim
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jimwillsher wrote:
Hmmm...chinese, yes. I have plenty of gaelic songs, but not chinese.
Anyway, new version of SqueezeMSN about to be uploaded
(http://www.jimwillsher.co.uk/Site/Software/SqueezeMSN.php), now that
I've fixed the Unicode issue :-)
Great. Unfortunately I use GAIM to connect
Apologies if this subject has been chewed over in the past. I have
looked around in the forums here but see mostly micro detail rather
than the big picture.
I am looking to move to PC-based audio and have been researching how
best to do this. The Slim Devices Transporter seems to be a great
The stuttering isn't regular and appears fairly random. It could be only
once every few hours for 30 seconds, or on and off for a period of a few
hours. It isn't machine utilisation since during the last period of
stuttering (stats below) it could almost no CPU usage on the machine.
Is there any
clarkc wrote:
Apologies if this subject has been chewed over in the past. I have
looked around in the forums here but see mostly micro detail rather
than the big picture.
I am looking to move to PC-based audio and have been researching how
best to do this. The Slim Devices Transporter seems
I#8217;m afraid I can#8217;t offer any technical explanations, and can
see no logic as too why there should be any connection between adjusting
IP settings and what seems like a power failure to the squeezebox.
However, I can pin-point the time of my squeezebox crashing to
assigning the
Does Slimserver use Cassini Web Server. My Norton firewall asks me if I
want to allow connections by Cassini Web Server.
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Are you using the Web interface or the remote control? Softsqueeze does
have an on-screen version of the remote.
I agree that the interface isn't wonderful in either version, but I
suspect you are using the Web browser, which is really best used only
for initial settings. Skins are only relevant
If you're serious enough about your audio quality to buy a Transporter
it's unlikely you'll have a PC in your listening room, so you'll use
the remote (especially considering the Transporter's dual screens). The
remote and dual LCD screens are superb.
The default web skin is really embarrasing
Perhaps Slimdevices could upgrade the SB3/Transporter firmware to
include UPnP MediaServer ControlPoint capability to give users a choice
of which MediaServer to use?
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Hello,
i had yesterday a similar problem.
My SB3 was behaving normally, except that it would no longer playing
music anymore (not from my Slimserver, neither from the Internet).
After several attemts to re-configure my network / restarts / factory
reset etc, i tried pushing the 1 button while
Many thanks for the comments.
That's a very superficial analysis, but I agree that SD should work on
a better stand alone front end app to satisfy people who want their
software to look as good as their hardware.
Perhaps my analysis is superficial but I stand by my main conclusion.
It seems
My view is that the main UI is very intuitive and very well thought out
and implemented. It doesn't use the web front end though, it uses the
remote.
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More details on the nature of the problem.
The issue of slimtray not releasing handles occurs in the versions of
slimtray in 6.5.1 and latest nightly 6.5.2. It does not happen in 6.3.
The problem happens on a clean system (i.e. only 3rd party s/w running
was Acronis backup scheduler - no AV or
Hi.
I am running 6.5.0 in Windows XP. I use the XM plugin , Alien BBC, and
the SuperDateTime plugin. I have noticed a significant memory leak when
I run slim.exe, to the point where it builds to over 200K in a short
period of time, even when I'm not using the Squeezebox.
One fix I've noticed
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I am using a Squeezebox2 and running SlimServer 6.5.1 on Windows, I've
been using it succesfully (and before this, a SliMP3) for several
years.
Recently, the music has stopped. In the past when I've had problems
like this, it seems to be down to network problems between the player
and server, or
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
As to the web browser interface, of course clarkc is right.
As to the main SB interface, it is intuitive and handy, but of course
clarkc is right that the Sonos is much more polished. (And of course
he's right that the well, then buy a Sonos attitude is a typical
response on this board.)
No, these are two separate things. SlimServer is written entirely in
perl, Cassini is written in Microsoft .NET:
http://www.asp.net/projects/cassini/download/
The server -itself- appears to be legitimate, and it would certainly be
an unusual choice for malware (highly visible and requires
What file type?
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The test - I think - to see if unit is not Dead: unplug and plug in
again. If you do, there is a splash screen that says Slim Devices and
then Squeezebox 3. If this does not happen, I guess there is a
different problem (with power socket, plug or SB3 unit).
JJZolx;182437 Wrote:
As far as tags are concerned, make sure that you don't have any APEv2
tags in addition to id3v2 and/or id3v1 tags. SlimServer is a little
brain damaged and will ignore id3 tags if there is even a single APE
tag such as a replaygain value.
Not my experience - all my
Or you could use WPA where you don't have to wrestle with this stuff and
which can't be cracked in seconds by a wardriver using aircrack...
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I upgraded my SB3's firmware while connected to Squeezenetwork but upon
reconnecting to Slimserver it was downgraded again.
How can I maintain the firmware which downloaded from (or for use with)
SN?
Is this part of 6.5.2 and if so, is this currently a stable release?
Thanks,
Daz
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acceptable to the forum blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah
The Transporter's main UI, the remote, is superb. Once you get the hang
of it, you'll see how good it is. Don't forget that you can customize
the menus and you can download plugins like Lazy search and song
scanner.
Now I never tried the SONOS's remote, but I wouldn't say its more
polished. Its
UI design is a tricky thing, especially when you're trying to create a
flexible solution for different kinds of users. Fortunately SlimServer
is a pretty flexible product.
I don't see a native Windows/Mac/*NIX front end being that useful
honestly, you can get most of the functionality and live
qirex;183140 Wrote:
UI design is a tricky thing, especially when you're trying to create a
flexible solution for different kinds of users. Fortunately SlimServer
is a pretty flexible product.
That's why we need a pro.
I don't see a native Windows/Mac/*NIX front end being that useful
To the OP, I say, Hear, hear! The web UI is not what it should be,
and I trust Slim Devices or Streaming Media or whomever is making
improvements. My situation is a little different than most. My SB3 is
in the den with my stereo, where I do my serious listening, but it also
feeds my
This would be a more efficient way to get the desired outcome:
PHP code:
if (Win32::Service::GetStatus( '',$key, \%status)) {
print $key is present\n;
} else {
print $key is not present\n;
}
$key needs to be the shortname of the
Nostromo;183144 Wrote:
That's why we need a pro.
They should go the slimfx route.
Sorry to disagree but flash isn't the be all end all you're suggesting,
and I'm generally a big proponent of it. IMO its biggest asset is as a
browser equalizer. I.e. if people can't see the movie, they have
I have used my Squeezebox3 without problems for the past year until
recently when I changed Routers. Now, I can not access the SlimServer
software using my web browser as no page is displayed. (Only once did
I get the SlimServer page which said it couldn't find the Squeezebox.
Every other
I am running 6.5.0 in Windows XP.
Please update to the latest release (6.5.1).
I use the XM plugin , Alien BBC, and
the SuperDateTime plugin. I have noticed a significant memory leak when
I run slim.exe, to the point where it builds to over 200K in a short
period of time, even when I'm not
the first thing others will probably suggest to you is try the newest
nightly.
my Q after that is, when does it start?
would it do it if u booted, started SS, but didn't use it at all? or
does it do it after you've used SS?
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Using:
Squeezebox2 w/SS 6.5.2
I can see a lot of ways to make pretty big
improvements without compromising the experience for existing users.
Please tell us. If it's getting technical you might want to open a new
thread in the developpers forum.
Too bad that job posting wasn't there 6 months ago.
Volunteers are always
clarkc;183072 Wrote:
But now to my question: For a $2000 device, are Slim Devices serious
about the user interface?
I have spent time downloading Slim Server software and have tried it
out briefly with SoftSqueeze to see how it works. IMHO it seems more
like something produced by an
Don't get me wrong, SlimFX looks great- but so does nokia and touch,
and fishbone
But they're far from the least common denominator: Fishbone needs a large
screen, and all of them use a lot of JavaScript - which requires a very
recent browser.
I think that as well as these skins a Flash
6.5.1 is the current SlimServer version version. This uses FW72
What version of SlimServer are you running? I would suggest upgrading
to 6.5.1
There is a way to force slimserver to accept a different firmware
version in a SB but i've never needed to so it so can't remember what
file you need to
Skunk;183156 Wrote:
Don't get me wrong, SlimFX looks great- but so does nokia and touch, and
fishbone and default for that matter. I prefer things designed to
standards, so feel the ideal default web interface would scale to
devices without manually having to switch skins- and of course
Hi,
I have been using the default Slimserver webinterface as only way of
control for some time now. I am running an Ubuntu 1000MHZ VIA EPIA
server and I feel that the web UI is wery responsive both when playing
FLAC and streaming audio. There are some bugs but I still consider it
stable. I don't
I have noticed this behaviour on 6.5.1 too, a few times. Now Playing
on the display, but no sound and no progress. Obviously contact between
server and squeezebox, but no sound.
Have not been able to find any cause or solution. Same version works OK
in my home situation. I'm suspecting firewall
Its a catch 22. If you want something thats easy then the design has to
be simple enough for even those that don't understand how everything
works to use it. Thats why the WaveRadio sells well. The problem is
that a lot of people, who want superior performance, will not take the
time to
bahnsah;182960 Wrote:
but, by the same token, slimserver continues to say Your Player was not
found, so, I don't think it's just the display...it is just NOT
starting up at all, or even trying to.
But Your player was not found also comes up when communication is
blocked by firewalls or IP
Michael Herger;183175 Wrote:
Don't get me wrong, SlimFX looks great- but so does nokia and touch,
and fishbone
But they're far from the least common denominator: Fishbone needs a
large
screen, and all of them use a lot of JavaScript - which requires a very
recent browser.
I
I would like to display lyrics with linebreaks in the songinfo window.
That issue was addressed in another thread last October
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=28160) and the solution
was to make a simple modification to songinfo.html. However, in the
Slimserver directory there
Change the one in EN and that will work for all skins that don't have a
songinfo.html file of their own. If you wish to use a skin that has
it's own songinfo.html file, then you'll need to modify that one.
Default skin, relies on the one in EN. All skins fall back to EN
whenever a template
Is your problem
(1) slimserver is running but you can't access it from the web
interface
or
(2) you can't get slimserver to run?
Is it perhaps possible that your setting is not to start slimserver
automatically, so it just isn't starting?
Try starting slimserver from slimtray - you may need
See SlimServer Server Settings - Interface - Web Interface - Touch.
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I've been bleating on about this for a while now. I agree with the OP.
One thing I've always been surprised about is that the Slim approach is
to be open; yet around the interface it's taken that the limited remote
control and monochrome display is all one will want.
I've built set top boxes
erland;183032 Wrote:
- Maybe the Target milestone field could be part of the list result,
today you can see STATUS in the list result but that doesn't tell me
which release a bug/enhancement is scheduled to be corrected in.
After you run a search, use 'Change Columns' to customize the data
erland;183048 Wrote:
Do you have any playlists that might contain references to music files
that no longer exists or have been moved to another drive/directory ?
I'm afraid not. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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dazbarber;183135 Wrote:
I upgraded my SB3's firmware while connected to Squeezenetwork but upon
reconnecting to Slimserver it was downgraded again.
How can I maintain the firmware which downloaded from (or for use with)
SN?
Is this part of 6.5.2 and if so, is this currently a stable
jimwillsher wrote:
Hmmm...chinese, yes. I have plenty of gaelic songs, but not chinese.
Anyway, new version of SqueezeMSN about to be uploaded
(http://www.jimwillsher.co.uk/Site/Software/SqueezeMSN.php), now that
I've fixed the Unicode issue :-)
If you really want to stress test your
Mark Lanctot;181815 Wrote:
The SB3 also supports WPA2/AES.
Now WPA/TKIP hasn't been broken yet so it's probably overkill, but as
they say, go big or go home...WPA2/AES works just fine for me and was
as easy as WPA/TKIP to implement.
I am sorry to say you are wrong, but WPA hacks are
You do have some buffer fill problems, but it doesn't seem to be caused
by poor wireless strength or anything server related.
That leaves interference. Does this happen when you use a microwave
oven or cordless phone? Are you near neighbors with such devices?
You might want to play around
ASS-Ware;183235 Wrote:
I am sorry to say you are wrong, but WPA hacks are available and so are
WPA2 hacks.
OK, come crack me.
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Mark Lanctot;183203 Wrote:
One last thing to try before you send it in, which I haven't seen on
this thread yet, a factory reset. Unplug, press and hold ADD on the
remote, plug it in. If you don't get some life after that, send it in.
Slimsupport did recommend the factory reset...no
Having bought a SB3, it's been interesting to read other posts about the
chasm between the quality of SB3/Transporter and the rickety 6.x
Slimserver.
Given the growing number of suppliers of UPnP mediaServers and players,
this made me wonder just what is the Unique Selling Proposition of Slim
If a professional decides to hack you then they can crak WEP, WPA, WPA2.
But we would they bother on a residential estate? Script kiddies can
probabaly crack WEP but easier to go after no security.
So what is the answer? Well to make it as hard as possible by using
WPA2 with short timeouts
bpa wrote:
So pending testing the 6.3 version of slimtray - people who have this
problem should state
1. Slimserver version
2. Version of Windows
3. How is slimserver service setup to start
6.5.2 - 11332 - Windows XP - EN - cp1252
XP Home SP2
Automatic start
Port 9000
Slimtray: Mem Usage
Paul_B;183246 Wrote:
If a professional decides to hack you then they can crak WEP, WPA, WPA2.
But we would they bother on a residential estate? Script kiddies can
probabaly crack WEP but easier to go after no security.
So what is the answer? Well to make it as hard as possible by using
Given the growing number of suppliers of UPnP mediaServers and players,
this made me wonder just what is the Unique Selling Proposition of Slim
Devices?
It's probably about music, not user interfaces.
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here are a couple commands you can run in the shell/terminal:
# rename anything.jpeg to cover.jpg
find ${music} \( -type f -name *.jpeg \) -print -execdir mv -f {}
cover.jpg \;
# rename anything.jpg OTHER THAN cover.jpg to cover.jpg
find ${music} \( -type f -name *.jpg \! -name cover.jpg \)
Hi all,
I have a Diana Krall Live in Paris DVD that I am about to extract
using DVD Audio Extractor 4.1.1.
Not sure what to set the sample rate/bitdepth.
The program defaults the DVD at 48/16.
Is 48/16 appropriate for Dolby 2.0 stereo?
I would to match the extraction to the format that is on
Hey guys, before i start, id like to say i have searched the forums
Ok, so today my dad went to a Hi-Fi show, and he saw someone
controlling a Squeezebox with a Nokia N770
He was very impressed by this, and would also like to do this, the guy
recommended the N800 as its practically the same,
No, conventional video DVD audio is normally 24/48.
There can be some special 24/96 discs and of course DVD-A discs are
completely different, but a run-of-the-mill video DVD uses 24/48.
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Mark Lanctot;183264 Wrote:
No, conventional video DVD audio is normally 24/48.
There can be some special 24/96 discs and of course DVD-A discs are
completely different, but a run-of-the-mill video DVD uses 24/48.
Thanks Mark.
I'll get to ripping now at 24/48.
Cheers!
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Thanks for the suggestions everyone.
I bought a high speed dLAN kit. Pricey but does the trick. (First I
had to learn all about the Windows XP network bridge and how to force
my wireless NIC into compatability mode). So, the wired SB3s have had
a reprieve.
Next challenge is to get the
use the nokia's browser, changing serverIP to match the ip address of
the computer that is running slimserver.
http://serverIP:9000/nokia770
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andyg;171581 Wrote:
I'm pleased to announce the availability of SlimServer 6.5.1.
I've tried to upgrade 6.5 to 6.5.1, both times on my SB1 the tracks
would jump quickly from one to the next w/o playing. I don't see this
behavior on the Softsqueeze client running on the same machine as SS.
Actually it is as simple as opening the Nokia's web browser and pointing
it to the slimserver URL. And for best effect, use the Nokia770 skin
that Ben Klaas has developed, which also works fine on the 800. It is
designed for the Nokia's screen size, and has a lot of other nice
touches.
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Can this NAS be used as the music server by a Squeezebox V3? It would be
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There were some posts in the past month or two about the same problem,
ie, appallingly slow scanning with Windows on a network drive. I can't
remember if it was scanning a NAS or just a drive on another computer.
I did a quick search for the thread and couldn't find it. You might try
a more
ASS-Ware wrote:
Mark Lanctot;181815 Wrote:
The SB3 also supports WPA2/AES.
Now WPA/TKIP hasn't been broken yet so it's probably overkill, but as
they say, go big or go home...WPA2/AES works just fine for me and was
as easy as WPA/TKIP to implement.
I am sorry to say you are
See http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=183280 In short,
probably not.
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Peter;183283 Wrote:
Link?
This got me curious too, some Googling got me to:
http://www.churchofwifi.org/default.asp?PageLink=Project_Display.asp?PID=95
and
http://www.wirelessdefence.org/Contents/coWPAttyMain.htm
Looks like a pretty esoteric black hat crack to me.
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It's
For the moment, I have things working.
I think the problem was that slim.exe wasn't starting. I finally got
it to start (it has been in the all user start-up folder, but that
apparently didn't get it to start earlier) and eventually, I was able
to get Squeezebox to start.
I am now curious to
mmg_fan;182430 Wrote:
what about us poor mac users:(
If your music is in FLAC format you can use Robin Bowes' excellent
apply_replaygain.pl tool. It's a perl script, so it will work just fine
on a Mac. You should be able to find it from www.robinbowes.com, or
search the forum.
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Mark Lanctot;183284 Wrote:
Looks like a pretty esoteric black hat crack to me. Although I don't
fully understand the tool, it looks like made-up SSIDs and long,
complex passphrases will still help.
It's really a matter of timeshifting. Note that only advantage between
the first test
Peter;183283 Wrote:
ASS-Ware wrote:
Mark Lanctot;181815 Wrote:
The SB3 also supports WPA2/AES.
Now WPA/TKIP hasn't been broken yet so it's probably overkill, but
as
they say, go big or go home...WPA2/AES works just fine for me and
was
as easy as WPA/TKIP to implement.
Kyle;182768 Wrote:
Would I be better off with a simple player, like Media Monkey? Any
other suggestions for a player that can handle flac?
Almost any Windows based music player application would be simpler and
offer a better UI than SlimServer/Softsqueeze. There are a lot of
players that
jonheal;182579 Wrote:
Being pretty much an idiot when it comes to networking stuff, please
clarify something for me:
As I understand it, encrypting your wireless broadcasts (hopefully)
prevents an eavesdropper from reading the packets you send out into the
atmosphere. Protecting the
Paul_B;183246 Wrote:
If a professional decides to hack you then they can crak WEP, WPA, WPA2.
But we would they bother on a residential estate?
They sit in cars, they hack wifi networks and download illegal stuff
like child pornography.
And it's downloaded from your internet connection, so
Hi All,
My girlfriend likes random (as in music hehehehe).
She selects an album (with the remote) and presses play, song 1
starts.
Then she selects other albums and presses +.
After selecting the albums, she presses the shuffle until it says
Shuffle by song.
When I look at the SB interface with
OK, I updated to the latest version of Slimserver. The problem did not
replicate with AlienBBC or XMRadio, but started once I had installed
SuperDateTime screensaver. It seems to be related to using that plugin
as my off screensaver. Already at 112K mem usage after just a few
minutes.
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Yeah, but why would they bother targeting someone with WPA or WPA2 when
there are still plenty of people using WEP or no security at all? My goal
in using WPA2 is to make it as inconvenient as possible. Given that right
now I can see two of my neighbors unsecured networks, and given that some
Mitch Harding;183308 Wrote:
Yeah, but why would they bother targeting someone with WPA or WPA2 when
there are still plenty of people using WEP or no security at all?
Maybe because people that know what they are doing, setting wpa2 for
example, have faster internet access ?
Dunno.
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Mitch Harding;183308 Wrote:
Yeah, but why would they bother
Ben did a fantastic job on the skin -- it looks really really sharp on
the device.
I can confirm that with the faster processor and more RAM, the N800 is
even better for controlling the server. It's fast enough now that
browsing by album art (for example) is as quick as it is on the PC.
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So the functionality is just built in ? that makes life very simple :)
thanks for the help
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ASS-Ware;183300 Wrote:
The thing is, once somebody hacks your wifi, that person is in your
network and can try to access all computers in your network, and even
worse, use your internet connection for attacks to other networks on
the web and you are the one to blame if it's discovered as
Kyle;183005 Wrote:
Is there a recommendation in there?
If you enjoy tweaking and fiddling, use Foobar. If you don't, use WMA
Lossless or Apple Lossless (depending on whether you use an iPod/OS X
or not).
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I figured this forum could use a message like this. Please list
slimserver specs and library specs if everything is fine for you!
Device: Original SliMP3
Library: 3722 albums with 50888 songs by 1257 artists
SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - RedHat - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.6
mkozlows;183316 Wrote:
If you enjoy tweaking and fiddling, use Foobar. If you don't, use WMA
Lossless or Apple Lossless (depending on whether you use an iPod/OS X
or not).
My files are already all flac. I'm looking for a player compatible
with that.
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Kyle
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