I want to take advantage of alphabetical sorting, but there are (at
least) two issues:
(1) The wiki says that the behavior of ARTISTSORT, ALBUMSORT, and
TITLESORT is undefined if multiple copies of the same tag are used in
the same track (e.g. for a duet, you would want an ARTISTSORT for each
zonkzonk;213023 Wrote:
I was just poking around in the internal database, and it looks pretty
straightforward to get around these problems directly in there rather
than by tags in the audio files themselves. For example, in the
contributors table, just set the namesort column in each
Running slim.exe within a cmd window gives the following:
2007-07-08 10:44:44.4001 Use of uninitialized value in transliteration
(tr///) a
t /H:\Program Files\SlimServer\server\slim.exeFile/Spec/Win32.pm line
103, DA
TA line 164.
2007-07-08 10:44:44.4011 Use of uninitialized value in pattern
Those messages can be ignored - I see them too.
Have you tried with the firewall disabled?
ok lets try some more debugging:
If you start the server with: slim.exe --perfwarn=0
Does it give a continuous list of activity (showing the server is
running, its just you can't connect to it)
If so
Dont know what is wrong but I have the same issues and it drives me
crazy.
Came home from vacation yesterday, turned it on, many radio stations
say Untimed Connection or something like that, and No Items In
Playlist.
The player shuts itself down, do not respond, plugging it in and out
helps, but
I have exactly the same problem since today.
It's a slimp3 firmware 2.2 player and I have the same messages
appearing.
Since I have 2 slimp3 I had the chance to switch players and it showed
that it is clearly the problem of one of them. So, it isn't
network/cabling, power supply or anything like
Only very recently, I'd been using SB1. I loved it, of course, but my
wife was never all that enamoured because it was prine to drop-outs -
particularly when playing FLAC format. When playing MP3s, the higher
the bitrate the higher the frequency of drop-outs. My server isn't all
that powerful,
funkstar;212938 Wrote:
Well ASUSTeK thinks there is a market for a wireless internet radio.
http://www.hexus.tv/show.php?show=105 - Forward onto about 5:00 :)
A squeezebox Boombox is effectively the same as those wifi radios shown
(5:42) with the added advantage of being abe to access
I have used my SB outside, with a long extension cord, homeplug
networking, and active speakers.
I thought about incorporating everything into a wooden case on big
casters with a retractable 50' cord. Something like a pro audio
rolling rack. Not quite a boombox, but useful on the deck or in
gutted;213040 Wrote:
Only very recently, I'd been using SB1. I loved it, of course, but my
wife was never all that enamoured because it was prine to drop-outs -
particularly when playing FLAC format. When playing MP3s, the higher
the bitrate the higher the frequency of drop-outs.
I also
That's what I initially thought, though it happened even when connected
to the ethernet. I assumed t was something to do with bandwidth, so
installed GigEthernet hubs, cards and cables so that bandwithd would
only be limited by the 100mbps port at the SB1. When increasing the
badnwidth didn't
autopilot;213041 Wrote:
Hello mate,
Yeah i agree there is a market for the radio type devices maybe, but
the 'boombox' idea i dont. Like someone else has said, you could not
use them in public. Small devices, with a HDD + Streaming would sell
more.
I think people constantly refer to a
running SS in the Opera browser and I still have the same slow response.
10 to 15 seconds whne using the N770 skin. Any other ideas?
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Hi,
I have been thinking of installing linux but your slimCD is just what I
am looking for - a small footprint and small system resources.
I have installed SlimCD and have slimserver operational - streaming
radio now, but I am have a hard drive getting my music to scan. I have
3 extenal USB
cotwild;212987 Wrote:
it just took a long time until it did work. it was showing Fetching
server data... for quite a few minutes, so i just left it there and
kept on surfing..
so now it's displaying the right track info!
great work! thx a lot..
I've tried this, and I also find it shows
From your desktop opera browser, go to either the now playing or
playlist page and add this to the end of the URL: ajaxRequest=1
what should display is a bunch of text to the browser, but I'm also
interested if this page is also slow to load.
I'm completely baffled right now, so any input from
It loade pretty darned fast. Here is the printout:
# for all pages
player_id|00:04:20:05:ce:8a
webroot|/
previoussong|(Prev) 8. Long Hard Day - BoDeans - Black and White
(1991)
currentsong|9. Do I Do - BoDeans - Black and White (1991)
currentsongnum|196
nextsong|(Next) Real Wild Child (Wild One)
Hi All,
I can now access the SlimServer on my PSP. Still not sure what the
issue was but may have been related to the fact that there are 2
wireless jumps between the PSP and the laptop running SlimServer so 4
jumps for an action to rendered response loop... The skin looks
excellent . I will
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Hi all,
How is the cookie that tells the browser that the icon image path is
on the PSPs local memory stick set ?
I can see from the page source that the java script looks for the
cookie but how is the cookie placed on the PSP ?
Cheers
Jim
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Furry;213078 Wrote:
I've tried this, and I also find it shows Fetching server data. It
doesn't matter how long I leave it like this for, though, it never says
anything else.
Dave.
It sat like ages for this too... then I noticed the server URL in the
Options dialog, and that it was
Not sure if my problem is related to the others in the thread.
Running: SlimServer Version: 6.5.3 - 12361 - RedHat - EN - utf8
On ClarkConnect 4.1, Perl is: 5.8.5 i386-linux-thread-multi
Whenever I do a complete wipe and rescan, I get cover art (and thumbs).
But, new music that is added to
Brian Ritchie;213116 Wrote:
It sat like ages for this too... then I noticed the server URL in the
Options dialog, and that it was attempting to talk to the (nonexistant)
SlimServer on my laptop... doh!
-- Brian
it's been fetching for a day now, still nothing. and the server
settings are
jimascroft;213111 Wrote:
Hi all,
How is the cookie that tells the browser that the icon image path is
on the PSPs local memory stick set ?
I can see from the page source that the java script looks for the
cookie but how is the cookie placed on the PSP ?
Cheers
Jim
In home.html
On 8-Jul-07, at 4:11 PM, jeckman wrote:
But, new music that is added to the library after that scan, picked up
by the nightly rescan, does not get thumbnails. The art is picked up if
I browse to the album detail page, but no thumbnail is created.
only a full scan will collect thumbnails.
kdf - thanks for the reply.
But doesn't this usage scenario seem wrong?
I do a complete scan of my library on a new install.
Then, periodically, I add new music. There's a plug-in for rescan music
library.
Out of the 4990 albums and 65000 songs in my library, 12 are new - in
one album. But
When I have Squeezefox enabled, I notice some odd behaviour with some
popups (for example, with the reveal image or larger image links on
some BBC News pages, such as on
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/default.stm).
The popup's contents aren't formatted correctly in its window, and are
On 6-Jul-07, at 4:24 PM, kolvig wrote:
Please post in the thread, then you have some time to analyze
further... :-)
On my system, with the command:
scanner.exe --d_artwork --d_import --wipe --logfile c:\scan.log j:\
I get this as a section of the result:
2007-07-08 18:04:26.3865 Import:
TrippLite has in inline Ethernet surge protector. Of course I'm a fool
and haven't connected mine yet. Though there is very little lightning
where I am which is rather depressing because I miss large
thunderstorms. Even the desert has better thunder and lightning that
what Eugene, Oregon gets.
1. Does it offer the ability to exclude certain files, file types, or
folders?
2. Use linux. Wait, that's can be construed as a troll so disregard
that suggestion.
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Michael Herger;212704 Wrote:
I've updated the port rule noted in the wiki and that did nothing.
Just double check again. Port 9000 is important for the web interface.
And
make sure you allow access from localhost or 127.0.0.1, too, not only
for
the network interface's address.
Or
ok.
I just thought to look at the Information screen on the SB3 and
noticed the Player Name is off by 1. The lst 3 numbers are 100 but
according to ipconfig, should be 101.
Is that relevant and if so, how do I change/fix it?
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bklaas;213080 Wrote:
I'm completely baffled right now, so any input from someone else would
be appreciated. Does anyone else see this behavior--much slower
response from Nokia770 than with Default?
It seems fine to me: my only guess is that the Nokia has much worse
802.11g networking
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