Is it possible to pre define several webradio stations of your own
choice and save it in the Squeezebox, and then turn off the
computer.and be able to listen to them later on without haven to turn
on the computer again?
Regards Mads.
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If you, instead, define them on squeezenetwork, you can listen to them
at any time with the computer off if you connect your player to
squeezenetwork. This works for any players that are model SB2 or
newer. For squeezenetwork, check squeezenetwork.com
-kdf
rkeeney;183274 Wrote:
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.
Reverting back to 6.5 fixed the problem both times.
Strange
snarlydwarf wrote:
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
ASS-Ware wrote:
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
kdf;183354 Wrote:
If you, instead, define them on squeezenetwork, you can listen to them
at any time with the computer off if you connect your player to
squeezenetwork. This works for any players that are model SB2 or
newer. For squeezenetwork, check squeezenetwork.com
-kdf
Thanks
ASS-Ware wrote:
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.
On 25-Feb-07, at 1:10 AM, madsk wrote:
kdf;183354 Wrote:
If you, instead, define them on squeezenetwork, you can listen to them
at any time with the computer off if you connect your player to
squeezenetwork. This works for any players that are model SB2 or
newer. For squeezenetwork,
kdf wrote:
On 25-Feb-07, at 1:10 AM, madsk wrote:
kdf;183354 Wrote:
If you, instead, define them on squeezenetwork, you can listen to them
at any time with the computer off if you connect your player to
squeezenetwork. This works for any players that are model SB2 or
newer. For
egd;183029 Wrote:
I've just rebuilt a w2k3 machine and installed SlimServer 6.5.2 - 11509
- Windows Server 2003 - EN - cp1252. Accompanying it is
Perl Version: 5.8.8 MSWin32-x86-multi-thread and MySQL
5.0.22-community-nt
I have a large FLAC library (~50k songs) but damnit, it shouldn't
The problem is in SlimTray code - the routine ProcessID. It uses a
routine called GetProcessPid in Win32::Process::List.
Changes were made to the Win32::Process::List in June 06 and
GetProcessPid no longer returns -1 if the process is not running.
These changes to the return behavior are not
kdf;183362 Wrote:
On 25-Feb-07, at 1:10 AM, madsk wrote:
kdf;183354 Wrote:
If you, instead, define them on squeezenetwork, you can listen to
them
at any time with the computer off if you connect your player to
squeezenetwork. This works for any players that are model SB2 or
herbman wrote:
I figured this forum could use a message like this. Please list
slimserver specs and library specs if everything is fine for you!
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3200+ with 1GB RAM - Fedora Core 4
SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - RedHat - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.6
Victor wrote:
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
so no one can help we just getting sound working
your a lot of help
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hughesie89;183384 Wrote:
so no one can help we just getting sound working
your a lot of help
Two things:
1) Perhaps no-one knows
2) Politely phrased questions are more likely to elicit helpful
answers. No one *has* to help you.
MC
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Isn't it enough to see that a garden is
bpa wrote:
The problem is in SlimTray code - the routine ProcessID. It uses a
routine called GetProcessPid in Win32::Process::List.
Yup, better rewrite it in C... :)
- Marc
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Using the latest ActiveState tools, I've tried to rebuild SlimTray.exe
exactly as 6.5.1 - however the resulting version didn't work because of
the changes to libraries also latest ActiveState is build 820 and I
think 6.5.1 was built using 819.
So I've patched SlimTray.pl as per my previous posts
Is it faster if you run a PC with Linux and connect that to the NAS ?
Or are you just saying that SlimServer locally installed on the NAS
itself is faster ?
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bpa wrote:
The problem is in SlimTray code - the routine ProcessID. It uses a
routine called GetProcessPid in Win32::Process::List.
Yup, better rewrite it in C... :)
- Marc
For ulitmate irony, I was hoping the bug was in the C code that
supports this Perl module - turns out the
My setup on Windows 2003 R2 doesn't cause any problems or performance
issues. It is wired from W2K3 server to QNAP NAS storage and SB3. A
complete rescan of my 5,000 tracks is fine. Any issues with NIC
settings on network speed and duplex? It is standard practice to always
force this rather than
JJZolx;183364 Wrote:
Do you mean has anything new emerged since you asked the same question a
month ago? Why not go back to running SlimServer under Linux?
I guess I was hoping that something would have changed in recent builds
of 6.5.2 for Windows. I would love to go back to Linux but had
erland;183398 Wrote:
Is it faster if you run a PC with Linux and connect that to the NAS ?
Or are you just saying that SlimServer locally installed on the NAS
itself is faster ?
In both Windows ans Linux I had/had Slimserver running on a PC. The
ReadyNAS NV would die a horrible death if
Paul_B;183399 Wrote:
My setup on Windows 2003 R2 doesn't cause any problems or performance
issues. It is wired from W2K3 server to QNAP NAS storage and SB3. A
complete rescan of my 5,000 tracks is fine. Any issues with NIC
settings on network speed and duplex? It is standard practice to
Kyle;183319 Wrote:
My files are already all flac. I'm looking for a player compatible with
that.
If you enjoy tweaking and fiddling, use Foobar. If you don't, I don't
think there's a good option on Windows.
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mkozlows
Think I'll give MusicCube a try. It has a flac plugin (also toast,
which I like from Moose). We'll see how it goes.
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OK, I fixed it - unplugged the power from the Squeezebox and then
plugged it back in. Should have thought of that before, but as the
Squeezebox was obviously communicating OK with the server, and as I had
turned both Squeezebox and server on and off, I didn't think of killing
the power.
--
After an initial test, today I decided to try my Icecast/IceS setup to
stream music from the turntable beside the Slimserver host to a
Squeezebox.
It was awful -- too slow. With Michael Herger's MusicInfo screensaver
(thanks!) I could see my SB2 (firmware 71, connecting to a 6.5.1
server)
Thanks bpa -- that works great for me. A steady 56 handles. You're a
hero!
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No doubt; talk about being rude..
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-* What version of Vista are you running? (Home Premium, Ultimate, etc.)
Also specify if it's 32-bit or 64-bit.-
I'm running Ultimate 32-bit.
-* What version of Slimserver have you installed?-
Right now I'm running 6.5.2 - 11357, but it appears that there has been
a firmware update as of
I'll do a rescan tonight (need to anyway to clear things up) and will
time the results to compare.
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Paul
~
Slimserver 6.5.1 on EPIA VIA EN15000 Mini-ITX running Windows 2003 R2.
Remote storage QNAP(2.0.0)~(300GB WD)
SB3 (x1)
RIP -
mkozlows;183415 Wrote:
If you enjoy tweaking and fiddling, use Foobar.
I have to disagree - foobar works fine right after install.
It's plain though - if you want to make it pretty, that's when you have
to do the fiddling.
Doesn't bother me much. After the bloated monstrosities that WMP and
SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - RedHat - EN - utf8
Server IP address: 192.168.0.3
Perl Version: 5.8.5 i386-linux-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 5.0.21-standard
19340 tracks
2156 artists
5552 albums
50 genres
1 Slimp3
1 SB1G
3 SB3
Server OS is ClarkConnect 3.2
uptime 128 days, 32 minutes
AMD
Peter;183370 Wrote:
herbman wrote:[color=blue]
SB3's double as remote controls for MythTV running on the same
server.
Care to share how you went about setting that up?
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herbman;183318 Wrote:
I wish my device would break so I had an excuse to get a sb3 (or
whatever's next!)
Careful what you wish for!
As for me:
Your music library contains 401 albums with 3862 songs by 512
artists.
SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 10591 - Windows XP
Pentium 4 C 2.8 GHz, 512 MB
Unless you're streaming Internet radio, it shouldn't be affected.
However maybe it's your modem or router that's disconnecting you, and
maybe that's having an impact? Perhaps one of them has its DHCP server
go down, and if it's the router, perhaps it's rebooting?
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It's like,
andyg;182769 Wrote:
We have two options when it comes to Rhapsody firmware bugs:
1. Don't fix the bug until we can test and release 6.5.2.
2. Fix the bugs ASAP and cause a firmware mismatch between the latest
released 6.5.1 and SN.
We chose #2 because the Rhapsody bugs were pretty
Server version: 6.3.1 - 8476 - Linux - NL - utf8
2 modded SB2 Black.
629 albums
7433 songs
473 artists
All propperly tagged FLAC files.
Running on a Compaq EVO ultra slim PC (Celeron 1400, 256MB), with
ClarkConnect 3,2 installed.
Server is turned on by WOL, and automaticaly turned of when no
6607 songs, 798 artists, 494 albums. All FLAC
Fanless VIA C3 600MHz with 256MB ram. Gentoo Linux on single 500GByte
disk backed up via USB + rsync.
Runs fine, but complete library rescans are a little slow.
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davis
bpa, you're a genius...
one caveat, my slimtray.exe was in the slimserver root, not the server
dir, but i assume thats what you meant.
also, i had already filed a bug report for this, so i don't know if you
want to post this there or what, but regardless, fantastic job. mine
seems to peak at
madsk;183367 Wrote:
Ok one last question, is there a limit on how many favorites you can ad
to the squeezenetwork
Thanks Mads.
I don't use SqueezeNetwork all that often, but I don't think there's a
limit.
Within reason though - maybe something weird would happen if you had
1000+ favorites.
MrSinatra;183457 Wrote:
bpa, you're a genius...
since slimtray is WINDOWS ONLY and EXTREMELY BLOATED mem usage wise
considering its very limited functionality, i still believe it to be a
fair and worthwhile question to ask why not C? and it is just a
question. the fact that question
SlimServer Version: 6.5.2 - 11515 - solaris - EN - iso-8859-1
Server IP address: 192.168.1.3
Perl Version: 5.8.8 i86pc-solaris
MySQL Version: 5.0.33
Installed plugins:
SuperDateTime
ShadowPlay
IRBlaster
510 albums with 1346 songs by 280 artists
Running on an Athlon 800MHz (T-Bird core) with
Surely you must be able to remove all the Slimserver files??
Are there any ideas out there...please??
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I don't actually play music on my desktop that much and, as WMP was
already installed, couldn't see the point in installing a second
application just to play back music (besides SoftSqueeze).
Therefore the WMP extensions seemed to make sense to me :)
--
bonze
QNAP TS-101 (version 2.0.0 build
bpa, you're a genius...
Nope , but from years of experience I found that bugs get solved by
applying effort to the problem and not by exchanging remarks. Users
always get worked up about their problem - so I always used to let
them blow off steam and tackle the problem not the person.
Well guys, I think make the most of the Honeymoon period, as for the
Harmony Remote the Honeymoon is over.
For the gory details of key (and documented) function removal 'click
here'
(http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/message?board.id=remote_softwaremessage.id=1048).
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stevieweevie
On 25-Feb-07, at 10:05 AM, bpa wrote:
I was thinking of adding an option to ST to allow users to kill MySqld
as well as Slimserver.
cool. There is bug4706 filed to cover this.
I'd need to look at the Slimserver code to see if explicitly tries to
kill MySqld on shutdown.
See svn change
SuperQ;183450 Wrote:
Or you could drop the updated firmware into the Firmware/ directory on
your 6.5.1 slimserver, that way you don't have to upgrade to a nightly
release.
Careful...that will probably work in this case but it may not always
work. Certain SlimServer versions are paired with
ModelCitizen;183356 Wrote:
Strange as 6.5.1 is not that different from 6.5. Anyhow, it looks like
SlimServer 6.5.1 can't find your files. If your music is on a network
drive check that the account SlimServer is running on after installing
6.5.1 still has access to the network drives (it may
another appreciated response, however at this point, i feel it necessary
to give you some feedback you may not like, but hopefully is considered
constructive:
ChrisOwens;182965 Wrote:
It is our goal to have every bug report get a human response, but we
have gotten a bit backlogged. We've
EFP wrote:
Peter;183370 Wrote:
herbman wrote:[color=blue]
SB3's double as remote controls for MythTV running on the same
server.
Care to share how you went about setting that up?
I wrote a SS plugin and a 'Lirc Junction box' script. The A/V signal is
mixed
On the face of it that does seem extremely concerning. At least with a
Squeezebox/SB3 we can always roll back. I'm glad that I'm happy enough
with the product i have now.
MC
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ModelCitizen
Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to
believe that there are fairies at
Has anyone enabled Slimserver on a IPv6 network. The server is on an XP
box and I use a Nokia 770 web tablet on wifi to listen while on site.
All works fine with IPv4. Any suggestions
Thanks
--
tmrice
Tim
tmrice's
bpa,
thx again. i should mention though that it wasn't the handles that got
me 'worked up,' but rather the times i'd come back to my computer to
find slimtray at 68megs and unresponsive. i didn't even know about the
handles issue till after that.
thx for not tackling me, and tackling the
i'm just curious...
but can't SS run on the NAS? or is it limited to just a select few NAS
boxes?
wouldn't it be neat if you had an all in one box solution, (ie, ss,
nas, sb = one box) and had a color remote to see what you were doing?
the only drawback there i think would be in routing the
bpa;183396 Wrote:
If you want to try my patched version you can find it here.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~altondsl/slim/SlimTrayexe.ZIP
I replaced SlimTray.exe with the patched version and tried both
starting it and restarting Windows but it doesn't work (icon
continuously on-off, when I
After some experimentation, I am confused and a bit skeptical of what
i've read.
My goal is to modify my MP3 files to play at a consistent volume in my
Squeezebox as well as my iPod without using ReplayGain. I want to know
how to operate the MP3Gain GUI to do that.
one of the postings says
fyi:
i set both 'slim services' in XP to manual, they don't start
automatically.
slimtray does, its in the startup of my pgm menu.
my config uses localhost port 9000 btw.
its now at 62 handles (~12megs) and steady upon reboot.
when i start SS manually from ST, it starts both the slim and
You have two buttons: track analysis and track gain.
Track analysis merely writes the RG tags. So you need an RG-aware
program like SlimServer to use the volume levelling function. Nothing
will happen in iTunes/iPod, it's not RG-aware AFAIK.
Track -gain- will not only write the RG tags, it
Vdorta,
Can you revert back to your old SlimTray and see if that still works.
The error message is as a result of an extra error check I put into the
processID code. I need to look up what causes it.
MrSinatra,
I'm not sure what the first bit of the post is about. Are you reporting
a problem
Just to kind of clear the slate here a little bit, I am running Vista RC
2,(stock install) and one day in a bit of frustration with my XP install
of SS, I installed 6.5.1 on Vista, went through the normal setup of both
SS and SB, and have had no issues ever. As a matter of fact, if I'm
having
bpa wrote:
Using the latest ActiveState tools, I've tried to rebuild SlimTray.exe
exactly as 6.5.1 - however the resulting version didn't work because of
the changes to libraries also latest ActiveState is build 820 and I
think 6.5.1 was built using 819.
So I've patched SlimTray.pl as per
How about what he wrote - The ReadyNAS NV would die a horrible death if
I installed slimserver to the nas and told it to scan ~50k files. ...?
--
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SB3--Meridian G68--NuForce Ref8--Bc Acoustique ACT A3
bpa;183507 Wrote:
MrSinatra,
I'm not sure what the first bit of the post is about. Are you reporting
a problem with the new SlimTray or explaining your setup to Vdorta ?
sorry, i was unclear...
the entire post above describes how things are now using your
slimtray.exe
i am pretty sure it
Issue was a DB problem at Live365. They indicated some other stations
may have been impacted as well. Electric Blues Radio 56 now working.
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i guess i just wanted that fleshed out a bit...
other people seem to have gotten their NAS to do it, altho i'm not sure
it was that many files...
my Q is, why can't his NAS do it? is it the hardware or the software?
just expound the reasoning a bit... i am thinking about a NAS setup
for
good to know.
when i rip with EAC and lame 3.96 or above, it does seem to calcualte a
replaygain value.
however, i can't find that value written in the tags at all, (using
winamp or mp3tag)
am i doing something wrong? my best guess at this point is the value
is not being written into the tag
Hi Gang,
My slimserver and squeezeboxes have been working wonderfully for a long
while now. Until today. I upgraded to the new version of the
slimserver software and upgraded the firmware on both my squeezeboxes.
Now, I can access my music collection but I have no access to the
internet. I
Mark:
if what you say is correct, why:
-- does the MP3Gain help system indicate that the Track analysis
button analyzes the files but it doesn't say anything about writing
tags or values? it sounds to me like it reads and analyzes the file
but doesn't write anything back to it.
-- doesn't
what OS?
what ver of SS?
can ur SB get on SN?
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www.LION-Radio.org
Using:
Squeezebox2 w/SS 6.5.2 (beta!?) - Win XP Pro SP2 - 3.2ghz / 2gig ram
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MrSinatra;183520 Wrote:
good to know.
when i rip with EAC and lame 3.96 or above, it does seem to calcualte a
replaygain value.
however, i can't find that value written in the tags at all, (using
winamp or mp3tag)
am i doing something wrong? my best guess at this point is the value
MrSinatra;183525 Wrote:
what OS?
Windows XP
what ver of SS?
SlimServer 6.5.1
can ur SB get on SN?
No.
Everything was working fine. I log onto slimserver and it said a new
version of the software was available. So, I downloaded and installed,
and upgraded the firmware on the SB as
Maybe I'm a bit thick tonight but can you confirm that aside from not
leaking handles, on your system you see NO change in behaviour of
SlimTray between my version and the official version.
With regard to mysqld - by design in SS6.5.1 in Windows mySQLD is not
shut down - it possible that
bpa;183528 Wrote:
Maybe I'm a bit thick tonight but can you confirm that aside from not
leaking handles, on your system you see NO change in behaviour of
SlimTray between my version and the official version.
well, the thing is i can't say for certain. i was playing around with
the services
MrSinatra;183490 Wrote:
anyway, i'm just wondering why you aren't running SS on the nas. -mdw
I add albums and edit tag/artwork etc. regularly enough to make a
rescanning a regular necessity. With that many files in my library,
running a rescan on the NV is not feasible.
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Linux and
how long would it take?
and wouldn't daily, automated, overnight [re]scanning do the trick?
again, i'm just curious.
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www.LION-Radio.org
Using:
Squeezebox2 w/SS 6.5.2 (beta!?) - Win XP Pro SP2 - 3.2ghz / 2gig ram
could be your firewall on either xp, your router, or both is blocking
you.
it sounds to me like you can play files locally, which is a good sign
if true.
its very odd the SB can't connect to SN.
one more thing to try is the newest nightly, 6.5.2
it might not solve your issue, but i think
yeah, mp3tag also doesn't seem to natively support albumartist
the weird thing is the newest winamp IS supposed to support replaygain,
but i don't see it in winamp either.
i use both 1.1 and 2.3 id tags for my mp3s.
i downloaded ur suggestion, LameTagGUI and tried it out...
its petty sweet,
No, neither XP nor the router are blocking me. They certainly weren't
blocking me before I upgraded.
That's what I get for upgrading. Do you know if I can still download
older versions of the software? Maybe I should revert back to the last
working version
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neocx
Thanks for the responses.
I'm not streaming internet radio, just my CD collection stored on my PC
in the office.
You guys got me to thinking though
I am NOT using a static IP on the PC and when it gets disconnected from
the internet it is polling to find another available wireless netowrk
older versions are available, not sure where. search the forums.
also, it could be that XP / your router had proper exceptions for the
earlier install, but don't for the new one.
u could try hooking the SB directly to the cable modem, and see if it
can get an IP and reach SN.
if so, the
If you tell Slimtray to Automatically run at log in then the
Slimserver process and associated processes are owned by the currently
logged on user and can be killed much like Unix processes.
If you select Automically run at system start then the processes are
started as a service and then they
Don't bother running tests - just report if my SlimTray somehow does not
work in the same way it used to.
The failure to open an Slimserver IE window when slimserver starts
always happens on my system with the official SlimTray and I think it
is due to timing. The bug fix to which kdf referred
VERSION INFO
SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - Windows XP
Perl Version: 5.8.8 MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
MySQL Version: 5.0.22-community-nt
377 albums with 4200 songs by 186 artists.
Running fine on a Athlon 64 3000+ with 1 GB ram.
Plugins installed:
- Custom Browse
- Dynamic Playlists
-
I would like to print out a list of my owned music, is this possible? I
have seen this product to do just that but I would think that between
itunes and slimserver I could do this. Help anyone?
http://audiophiler.com/
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jtwrace
eschurr;183526 Wrote:
-- does the MP3Gain help system indicate that the Track analysis
button analyzes the files but it doesn't say anything about writing
tags or values? it sounds to me like it reads and analyzes the file
but doesn't write anything back to it.
It does write the results of
I agree, very nice article.
They claim that enthusiasts who are not Slim Devices employees also
contributed to the design of the hardware. And the only example they
have is that guy who helped improve the firmware. I'm not even sure
this example supports their claim. Any other example you can
MrSinatra;183545 Wrote:
BUT how do i know SS is actually using it on playback?
i do have SS configured to smart gain but how do i verify it see's a
value (or not) for any given file?
I believe it's in the file info - click on the file, and if you see a
volume adjustment or album volume
Nostromo;183560 Wrote:
They claim that enthusiasts who are not Slim Devices employees also
contributed to the design of the hardware. And the only example they
have is that guy who helped improve the firmware.
Richard Titmuss (of SoftSqueeze fame) helped with the firmware I
believe.
On 2/25/07, MrSinatra
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
older versions are available, not sure where. search the forums.
also, it could be that XP / your router had proper exceptions for the
earlier install, but don't for the new one.
u could try hooking the SB directly to the cable modem, and see
From said article:
says KDF (for Google protection), who makes his living as a hardware
designer for a printer manufacturer near Vancouver, British Columbia.
For several years, he has often spent his lunch break working on
software for Slim.
Just how long is his lunch break?
MC
--
Do a search on the forums or even look in the plugins. It's been
discussed a lot here before (which is probably why no-one has answered
your query) and there are a few solutions.
MC
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ModelCitizen
Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to
believe that there are
neocx;183546 Wrote:
No, neither XP nor the router are blocking me. They certainly weren't
blocking me before I upgraded.
Some Windows firewall software grants access to specific .EXE programs,
so I would not be surprised if upgrading software would suddenly trigger
firewall problems.
Good
On 25-Feb-07, at 3:43 PM, ModelCitizen wrote:
Just how long is his lunch break?
yeah...beauty of editing for brevity :)
It is amazing how much of a day you spend killing time when you are
stuck generating 3D models of circuit boards for documentation. Other
than that, it doesn't really take
Never had the problem before 6.5 but now I have to wake up the
Squeezebox every morning by doing multiple remote button presses. Not
quite sure what combination of buttons does the trick. It also craps
out every so often during the day if there is a period of inactivity
(just like now.) Gotta
I have an original slimp3 on firmware version 2.2.
Over the past couple weeks I've been having issues with it and decided
to update the firmware to the latest (2.3).
When I got the player in the update firmware mode (mac addr
displaying), and started the update software, it errored out saying
rkeeney;183475 Wrote:
The files are on a NW drive. I'll try again using your suggestions.
Thanks!
Still no go. I re-insatlled again amd rescanned the DB, no problem.
From your suggestion I can't tell which cache file(s) to delete.
There's a whole directory w/ sub-directory structure and I
Does anyone know if iTunes for Mac writes volume adjustment info into
the tags of your files, or does it just store that info in its
database? If it's written to the tags, does anyone know how to remove
it?
Here's the reason I ask...
I have all my files (MP3) on a network drive. I had done
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