Sorry for stepping into this thread late, but there were two country
titles missing:
If My Nose Was Running Money, Honey, I'd Blow It All On You
by Unknown
Get Off the Table, Mabel (The Two Dollars is for the Beer)
by Bull Moose Jackson
Geoff
(a fan of country titles, not the actual music)
On
I've also had problems with this functionality, running a recent 6.2,
with the same setting for multi-disc albums. In fact, I get NO (Disc
N) labels appended to my album titles.
Could someone please confirm what the actual tags are that should be
added for MP3 and FLAC? I have DISC and DISCC
On 10/5/05, Wendy Seltzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the thorough response. That works beautifully. (until the
network connection gets congested and the flac streams start stuttering or
echoing...)
--Wendy
FWIW, I use Bitvise's Tunnelier (as suggested by another poster),
available
On 10/11/05, Richie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was a bug:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2248
and it was fixed about a week ago. If you try the latest nightly
you'll probably find it does what you want.
Richard
Ok, I installed the latest nightly, and this is the summary of
On 10/11/05, NickM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geoff - you're right (I think), but then so is Takashi.
So, how about this for a future FEATURE request:-
1.If the Group Discs setting is checked,
--
NickM
Hi Nick,
Your post was cut off, but in fact, it's working ok for me at the
moment. All
On 10/15/05, CavesOfTQLT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just had another look at my set-up and NickM is right, the web-ui
and the SB2 show CD1 Track1, CD2 Track1, CD1 Track2, etc. even though
I've got the disc number tags set as 1 for CD1 and 2 for CD2. It gets
even worse when you have 3,4 or
On 10/16/05, dangerous_dom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not sure which to go for; a squeezebox wireless and a wireless card
for my PC, or a squeezebox wired using this
http://www.devolo.co.uk/uk_EN/produkte/dLAN/mldlanhsstarterkit.html
What are the pros and cons of each option. Bearing in
On 10/17/05, NickM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geoff, your work around sounds OK - except, I use JR's MediaCenter to
rip tag - and for the moment, I can't figure out how to edit the tags
that you suggest.
Having a quick look up on ID3 formats, I think (someone please correct
me if I
On 10/18/05, snarlydwarf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe we're looking in different places, but id3.org shows TPOS.. and
no 'DISC' or PARTINSET'... perhaps your labeller is showing different
names than what it actually uses, but id3 v2.3 should be using TPOS.
(In fact, id3 field names are
On 10/28/05, Dr Lovegrove [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 28/10/05, mattybain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is starting to look really good! I just wished I had some
programming ability left (years of neglect) to be able to help you
develop this.
No worries.. Im actually enjoying coding it,
On 10/31/05, Mark Lanctot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Mp3tag (http://www.mp3tag.de/en/) to manage
tags. I like the interface but sometimes the tag
changes don't take and I have to do it in foobar.
I also use MP3Tag, and used to find the exact same issue you describe.
What it turned out to
On 11/2/05, Mark Lanctot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow!
This should help a lot. I was seeing more errors
last night in how the tags were being interpreted.
Thanks very much!
No problem. I should probably add the warning to back up your files
first, or at least play with a small set first
On 11/2/05, Mark Lanctot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's one critical step that was omitted
What, only one? :)
In fact, I was writing mostly from memory, since I couldn't access my
MP3Tag at home (hurricane Wilma knocked out our cable connection). I
feared there were a couple of things I
On 11/2/05, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a speaker selector box that can be installed on a network and
controlled via PC? It could use traditional speaker wire, but it would be
nice to control the volume and source via a PC on the network. I love my
squeezebox, and I love the fact
On 11/5/05, hashref [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I've been typing this I have been thinking of other ways. Like
framing the unit. Maybe I'll make a stainless steel frame for it.
Stainless steel sheets are not really that expensive so I may buy a 1'
x 1' plate such as the one here. -
On 11/11/05, clumsyoik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if a
virus/small child/hardware fault corrupts some of your data without you
realising? When it gets automatically rsync'ed to the backup, your data
is gone for good.
I use a system someone else already mentioned; external drive, USB
On 11/9/05, Dr Lovegrove [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 09/11/05, Michaelwagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, that's not quite correct. As of when I looked at it last, it
rescanned the files on it's own and didn't use the slim database.
--
Michaelwagner
Indeed, the library
On 3/21/06, jonheal wrote:
I'm trying to parse http://localhost:9000/xml/status.xml to grab values
in order to build a page on our public web site that shows what's
currently playing on our SqueezeBox.
I'm using VBScript and DOM.
The file -- and I guess it's not really a file but generated
On 3/21/06, jonheal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
geoffb Wrote:
On 3/21/06, jonheal wrote:
I'm trying to parse http://localhost:9000/xml/status.xml to grab
values
in order to build a page on our public web site that shows what's
currently playing on our SqueezeBox.
I'm using
I use the SyncBack (free version), and it works very well. It can be
set to give you a preview screen of the actions that will be taken, so
the first few times you run it you can make sure set it up correctly.
http://www.2brightsparks.com/downloads.html
Cheers
Geoff
On 3/21/06, Kyle [EMAIL
On 3/20/06, JJZolx wrote:
User-specific settings in the Slim Server web UI, with a couple of
exceptions (some stuff in the Fishbone skin), are totally absent.
Yep, I think this was mentioned a while back - the Fishbone skin sets
a cookie. This doesn't seem to work consistently though,
jph Wrote:
I'm genuinely curious, why are you chomping so hard for AES?
jcyr wrote:
Simple. I bought the SB2 instead of the Roku based on their advertized
support of WPA2/AES. I feel the product was, and continues to be,
misrepresented.
So do you actually have a need for AES over plain old
On 4/2/06, smc2911
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DJMUK Wrote:
At least with MP3tag you can sort all your albums in one list by Artist
and then select each Artist in turn to set the new tag. Great
advantage if you have multiple albums by same artist. It also, of
course, will include any on
On 7/7/05, evanhood wrote:
Also, if the person who created fishbone happens to read this, the only
other thing that would be nice, would be the ability to increase the
font size, or at least the size of the buttons that add songs to the
playlist since the text size in IE has no effect on this
On 4/3/06, timmorris wrote:
OK, I'm struggling.
It's been almost twenty years since I've used grep on unix.
1. Are there any primers on how to use the expressions to do some
clever string searching.
2. How do you then use parametric options to perform the editing you
want.
First off a
On 4/3/06, rock wrote:
funkstar Wrote:
I think your first two have been sugested before. Personaly i can't see
them happening. I would guess that two of the bigest cost componets are
the processor/decoder module and the wirless interface, both of which
you would need for either a
On 4/3/06, rock wrote:
geoffb Wrote:
Isn't a headless system that can do four different streams to four
different amps just the same as a PC with four good-quality
sound-cards, running four copies of either SoftSqueeze or
SqueezeSlave, running to four remote sets of speakers?
Yes,
On 4/3/06, CDMasterworks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi M8
Zip File for h3 is corrupt
Kind Regards
CDMasterworks
You'll probably find that it's the old problem with zip files on the
forum. What browser are you using? In IE, if I right-click and use
'save target as', I end up with a perfect
On 4/3/06, jcyr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
geoffb Wrote:
Somoene asked me a long time ago when I was stuck on a similar
principle issue, would you rather be right, or happy?
What would make me happy is for SD to remove their false claim of
WPA/AES support from their product description.
On 4/4/06, neilcoburn wrote:
I realise there are loads of threads re network problems, though these
all seem to refer to problems of Squeezeboxes connecting wirelessly to
routers/access points.
I have a slightly different issue. Since moving house, the PC running
Slimserver is a long way
On 4/2/06, Jack Coates wrote:
Robin Bowes wrote:
lnxguru wrote:
If you want to practice your Linux skills you could use telnet/ssh for
command line or consider using a remote X server. Cygwin and
Hummingbird(commercial) have X servers for Windows. The power and RAM
you'll need for
On 4/5/06, Michael Herger wrote:
I would like the announcements to be for official Slim business (new
versions of the server, HW, etc.)
http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/announce
What I think would be great if this could be cross-posted to, as per
the OP's suggestion; I too would
On 4/6/06, dlucas wrote:
I am using Windows XP zero wireless config set to shared and 64-bit
WEP. I am using a 5-digit code as the key.
From what I know, and from my own WEP setup, 64-bit keys should be 10
characters in length. If I enter 1234512345 in Windows, that exact
same string goes
On 4/6/06, LarryD wrote:
I think I can solve (A) with two SqueezeBox3 devices: one upstairs
working with the infrared remote control; and the second attached to
the Amplifier (in the basement). The first SqueezeBox3 would only
control the second one. Usually I would not have anything
On 4/7/06, Michael Herger wrote:
The server I am running, runs on linux and if I check dmesg there will
be hundreds of lines of server contacting each of the various
Squeezeboxes in just a few seconds.
dmesg is about boot messages, isn't it? I can't see anything slimserver
related in
On 4/7/06, paulrusnak
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am basing my observations on the fact that the network lights on my
hubs and server are always blinking like mad an I can see a marked
difference in the speed of my network if I unplug all of my
Squeezeboxes. It seems to have gotten much worse
On 4/20/06, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 08:25:15 -0500, Ben Sandee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
On 4/20/06, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finally, the last issue would be security. You would probably want to
investigate some sort of VPN solution between the
On 4/21/06, Mark Lanctot wrote:
geoffb Wrote:
PC requirements aside, presuming that you didn't put any security in
place apart from router IP filtering at the both ends, that would still
leave you open to whatever exploits your routers expose. For example,
there's at least one router I
On 5/23/06, rudholm wrote:
I thought to myself I'll take about fifty
billion --that ought to be enough for my danish.
We're obviously talking British billions here, right? :)
Geoff
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On 5/24/06, bossanova808 wrote:
Ok, I recently added classic German speed metal albums
'Keeper of the Seven Keys' parts 1 and 2 by Helloween
to my music folder (on an infrant ReadyNAS, 6.2.2)
(As MP3s, tagged with ID3v2 and APEv2). No multi-disc tags set or
whatever.
They're done as separate
On 5/24/06, Davidy80 wrote:
dangerous_dom Wrote:
You are probably getting the IP address wrong. I did this until i used
the Squeezebox 3 to check the slimservers IP address and realised my
mistake.
No, the IP is correct - I can access it from other PC's in the
network.
Do you have any
On 5/24/06, Davidy80 wrote:
geoffb Wrote:
On 5/24/06, Davidy80 wrote:
Do you have any filtering set up in the Server | Security settings?
Password protection? (maybe the handheld browser isn't comprehensive
enough to prompt for login details?)
Maybe the browser can't render the page for
On 5/24/06, Glenn Coombs wrote:
I want to be able to see an artist called Soundtracks when I browse by
artist.
This may not help, but I achieve the same end result by tagging the
genre as Soundtrack (or Rock;Soundtrack as appropriate). Then I
just
Browse Genres
- Soundtrack
- All albums.
On 5/24/06, JSonnabend wrote:
Perhaps a better solution would be to stop SlimServer from messing with
DB entries once they've been populated. That way, anyone could write
an external app to populate the db without worrying about tags, sorting
algorithms, etc.
As it stands now, SlimServer
On 5/24/06, JSonnabend
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@geoffb:
I disagree that the tags are the actual data. I keep my actual
data in an Access DB (I use CATraxx). A real DB is more efficient
than file-to-file tags, whose real purpose is to allow players to
extract data about tracks they're
On 5/25/06, Glenn Coombs wrote:
It seems inconsistant to me that slimserver has identified an album as
being a compilation (by virtue of the artist tags being different), but
has then decided not to apply the same rules it does when it identifies
a compilation album by virtue of the TCMP or
On 5/31/06, Bill Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
rudholm wrote:
Surely someone has suggested webmail already?
Is that not an option?
You could probably even get a webmail account that automatically
forwards messages to your work address so you only have to access the
webmail interface for
On 6/1/06, smc2911 wrote:
OK, it looks as though my problem is more complicated that I thought.
Even after regenerating the MusicIP cache with no archiving, I still
ended up with the strange squares in my tags when viewed from
Slimserver. If I disabled the MusicIP server and did a rescan, all
On 6/5/06, bklaas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just did an audit of my entire collection's ID3 tags, and found that
in most cases I have both ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags. In a recent thread I
was reading here someone mentioned that getting rid of ID3v1 tags
altogether is a good idea, esp. in terms of
On 6/6/06, NickM wrote:
Why bother? SlimServer can handle APE's fine.
I think (on a SB2/3) FLAC gets streamed and played natively, whereas
APEs get transcoded.
Cheers
Geoff
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This is probably a reasonable thread to add this to, since it relates
to Fishbone (tan).
I have found colour problems with tan also, but only in the TrackStat
page. The top part shows correctly, but clicking on one of the stat
entries produces a track / album list that uses white font, which is
On 7/12/06, socialxray wrote:
Are there any other gotchas when integrating a Squeezebox G1 into a
SB3/SS6.3 environment?
I think the only other thing apart from Michael's comments is the
wireless side, if you are going to be using wireless. The SB1 is
802.11b, and SB3 is 802.11g (I believe -
On 7/24/06, Mark Lanctot wrote:
Very cool. So there's not actually much of a point to gathering up 100
000+ tracks because you'll never have the time to listen to all of
them. Never thought of it that way!
One thing to be said for a large collection is that it presumably
lowers your
A good way to check for inconsistencies, and unusual tags in MP3Tag:
select all the files in the album, and press Alt-T to get the list of
tags. Check that the 'Album' and 'Artist' tags aren't shown as
something like keep (which indicates that they aren't all the
same) - it should be the actual
On 8/10/06, 95bcwh wrote:
All,
Not sure if this has been asked before, I wonder if there's a way to
get some kind of reports or catalogue out of slimserver software? I
have thousands of album on my hard drive and I want to generate a
report sorting each album by its name, or by its artist.
Is
On 8/15/06, ModelCitizen wrote:
This thread seems to be getting perilously close to a small bugbear I
have.
I add a playlist from my computer upstairs and would ideally like to go
downstairs to listen to the playlist instantly on my hifi. I can't
though because SlimServer insists on scanning
On 8/16/06, MrSinatra wrote:
Michaelwagner Wrote:
That's factually incorrect. He wrote:
after saying that the quality of the code was such that it had to have
been written by an intern. I think the implication is clear.
no, its not factually incorrect. his first post starting the thread
On 8/16/06, Michael Herger wrote:
But the link to the executable is currently dead :-(. Maybe you could
write the author to ask for it.
Niek just sent me the new links for sstime:
- C source: http://www.qwertyboy.org/files/sstime.c
- Windows .EXE: http://www.qwertyboy.org/files/sstime.exe
-
On 8/15/06, MrSinatra wrote:
guys,
i'm browsing artwork, and every so often, clicking on an album to look
at the songs on it.
i noticed it oftentimes lists way more artists then are on the album!
for example:
1 album with 7 songs by 6 artists.
in reality, only one artist, and in checking the
On 8/16/06, fingers wrote:
actually yes it does! I run SlimServer on multiple machines. All
the machines are a minimum of 2.8GHz up to 3.06GHz. All my machines
have 1GB of RAM and large hard drives with more than enough space
remaining on each drive. Everyone of my machines not only
On 8/16/06, dnighorn wrote:
Does TagRename work with Apple Lossless files? As I understand, these
tags are different from those used on MP3 files.
If your tagging software doesn't support updating the modifed
date/time, AND you're on Windows, you could use one of these:
FileTouch:
On 8/16/06, windowshade wrote:
Thanks for the reply. My first post was pretty vague and needs
clarification. (The answer is not in the wiki, or in the forums as far
as I can search.)
I already use foobar2000 for tagging. Wherever I can, I use multiple
tags: this works in FLAC and in GENRE in
On 8/18/06, dip wrote:
windowshade Wrote:
Only the first ARTIST from an ID3 tag containing multiple ARTIST tags is
read by SlimServer. Perhaps I'll run this one by support and find out if
that's intended behaviour...
I use multiple artists in the ARTIST tag for vorbis and flac files with
as
On 8/18/06, Michaelwagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The MP3 code is actually separate from the vorbis code in Slim, so it's
possible something works in one and not the other.
It's been most of a year since I poked around much in that code.
I do seem to recall that the multiple tag extension
On 4/8/07, Peter wrote:
Looks interesting. Am I correct that you can also connect a TV set to it
and it will switch to whatever source (SB/TV) is supplying audio at that
time?
And the sensitivity is such that it won't turn off the amp if you're
playing music at a low volume?
I needed to use
On 5/20/07, Charles Stanton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does any one know if the Harmony 880/890 or 1000 can control the SB? If
yes, can it do all the functions of the SB remote?
The 880 rocks! Mine controls a TV, DVD/VCR player, CD player, amp,
MythTV box, X10 controller, and of course the SB3.
On 6/19/07, pasil wrote:
The library displays every artist but one in alphabetical order by
first name which is fine. But Steve Earle is ordered with the E's
-it is not displayed as Earle, Steve either.
Are you sure there's not an ARTISTSORT tag in the files? (see
On 6/19/07, Kyle wrote:
SuperQ;209718 Wrote:
Homeplug would be a cool additional connectivity option for the
squeezebox. I use wifi to my SB2 in the garage.. but it would be sweet
to be able to just plug it in.. That would require moving the PSU into
the device.. maybe not a bad idea
Did you check all the files? I don't know, but would guess it's
possible for one of them to affect other files with the same artist.
Are they stored in directories in any kind of unusual way? Slimserver
guesses tags sometimes based on the folder name (but that shouldn't
make a difference here).
On 6/19/07, mschiff wrote:
I will be using SSH once I have this working. Just wanted to take baby
steps at first. I've never set up SSH, any pointers?
I found it easier to set up SSH first, since one pipeline takes care
of all the ports - you don't have to worry about ISPs filtering
anything,
On 6/19/07, mschiff wrote:
I will be using SSH once I have this working. Just wanted to take baby
steps at first. I've never set up SSH, any pointers?
One more thing: if you do go the SSH route, you might want to change
your default port, it'll help avoid people pounding on it all day
(although
Hi All,
I use the Harmony 880, and love it, but still haven't found a way to
solve the issue of needing to hold down a button for some operations
(most commonly, the Power button to force a restart).
I can't find this in Default.map (I was hoping to remap it to a custom
keypress).
Has anyone
On 7/23/07, kdf wrote:
Those special functions are not part of slimserver software
Thanks, KDF - I was afraid of that. I'll try doing a learn on a long
hold, but I'm not holding out much hope...
Has anyone else managed to work around this issue with the 880? It
repeats enough to do things like
On 7/23/07, agentsmith wrote:
Bob, where did you get the code the your Harmony. I have a 880 and got
my Slim codes from the Logitech site, the menu layout is kind of messy.
But then I have not accessed their site for ages.
I've found that most Harmony profiles don't have EVERY function
On 7/24/07, ceejay wrote:
mbonsack;216672 Wrote:
What's wrong with the 885 and a Panny plasma? I use the 676 and it
works just fine with my Panny commercial display...
I think this may depend on where you are - but current Panasonic
Plasmas sold in Europe have some very messy command
On 7/24/07, agentsmith wrote:
earthbased;216708 Wrote:
Try using an eraser on the contacts.
EB
Yes I heard about that trick and tried it unsuccessfully
My remote is quite new and hardly ever used do that may not be the
problem.
I called their support, and they were excellent - after
On 7/25/07, Gibbo wrote:
Whilst we seem to be on the topic, how do they deal with buttons such as
browse and search as these aren't actual buttons on the remotes
themselves? I'm thinking of one of the low level ones such as the 555.
As far as I can tell, the 555 / 550 works the same way as
On 7/25/07, Gibbo wrote:
Cheers, what I needed to know!!!
Anyone who owns any of them, is it really worth paying twice the price
of a 555 for the 885 (or 550 and 880)? does it mean anything other than
the cradle, colour screen, and more slots (as above)?
For me, the cradle is the biggest
On 7/25/07, badbob wrote:
I would seriously re-consider not buying a Harmony remote
1) Require a net connection
Only for the initial setup (and the occasional reconfig) - and for
many devices this is common. The first thing I did when I installed
my squeezebox is download the latest slimserver
On 7/25/07, badbob wrote:
I understand that if you have a DSL connection it isn't a problem. I do
have DSL, but even so I don't like the idea of Harmony design. If you're
a CI this required net connection is stupid, my local dealer had to
configure a Harmony remote for a client, but the
On 7/24/07, yoffer wrote:
Had my SB3 for 3 weeks now and all of sudden the remote has stopped
working completely, I tried replacing the batteries but that hasn't
made any difference, just wondered if anybody else had experienced the
same problem, or am I just unlucky.
As well as Anoop's
On 7/26/07, NauticusLX wrote:
mvalera, the phone is 10 years old, and uses a protocol that predates
the 2.4 GHz. Doesn't that make my problem even more improbable? It
seems that getting a newer phone wouldn't resolve the problem. This
must be happening to others, I wonder what they do.
On 7/26/07, Geoff B wrote:
Does the SB stop working the instant you press the talk button on the
phone? This would suggest something other than interference from the
phone, since in my case the SB happily wound it's way through it's
buffer before dying. I had the same problem
On 7/26/07, thomsens wrote:
I would like to change the volume control on my remote to control my
pre-amp instead of the transporter since I leave the volume at max all
the time on the transporter. Does anyone have a pointer on how to
remap the buttons or any pointers? With guidance, I
On 8/1/07, FTJoe wrote:
Thanx - that's why I conceded it might be easier to just reference my
MP3 library (not originally sourced from CD). My original thinking was
I could just make all flac and it would be simple to operate against
these files. I'm still trying to figure out the music
On 7/20/07, shadowboxer wrote:
TCM;215649 Wrote:
*bump*
shadowboxer: are you still using Hamachi or have you switched to
something else? I'm curious whether your problem was permanent or not.
Are there any people still using Hamchi?
Since the Hamachi software update, it completely
On 8/1/07, FTJoe wrote:
I guess I'm now struggling on how to convert my WAV files to flac. I
don't want to re-rip all my CDs but without the tag info on a WAV file,
and the track number as part of the file name, I'm stumped what to use
to get my WAV files to flac with tag info. I guess
On 8/1/07, FTJoe wrote:
I believe Itunes keeps the tag info separate. I already have every song
stored as Apple lossless. I did a quick search before and didn't
notice anything that might convert these, but it looks like maybe
dbpoweramp might help. I did a quick sample run and I think it's
On 8/4/07, FTJoe wrote:
Okay - just to close and ask one more question...why shouldn't I just
use the Apple Lossless. It appears to be supported (at least in the
software).
I've never used it, but isn't it transcoded before being sent to the
SB? So that either means lower quality (if
On 8/10/07, benedict wrote:
jeffmeh;220105 Wrote:
Ah, UK date format. For a moment I was wondering how you could be so
patient as to perceive no problems with a four month wait, lol.
Ref UK/US date format – it's always puzzled me why the Americans order
their dates the way they do. Surely
On 8/29/07, Barry McLarnon wrote:
Another nuisance with
the tag approach is that my scheduled nightly rescans don't pick up the
changes, so I have to do a complete library rescan periodically.
What are you using to change the tags - does the file-modified date
change? I'm not sure, but from
On 11/17/05, dwc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
England - Australia = easy
New Zealand - Australia = not so easy
Not as hard as you think:
NZ=Fish and chips
Aus=Feesh and cheeps
Geoff
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On 12/1/05, kkitts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have slimserver 6.1.1 working with both a SB3 and with various
computers running SoftSqueeze on my local LAN. I'd like to set up
SoftSqueeze at work to access my slimserver at home. I have set up my
firewall/router to forward port 22 to
On 12/7/05, Mark Lanctot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the solution would be to use Mp3tag to wipe the
APE tag, then rewrite all ReplayGain APE tags
using MP3Gain. That would ensure all artist/title
data is in ID3v2 and that the APE tags contain
*only* ReplayGain data. That's a long
On 12/8/05, Ben Sandee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Headphone jack on the back works great for cheapo powered speakers. Why do
I want to see a bright green plug coming off the side of my sb3? SB2 has it
on the side and I happen to, unfortunately, be using my SB2 in that
configuration and it's an
in the LH pane. But you
can just hit alt-T (I think) to get the tags window up, and
double-click the tag you want to change.
Cheers
Geoff B
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-jar C:\Program
Files\SoftSqueeze\SoftSqueeze.jar
Hope that helps
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HTTP Port, and '3483' as Slimserver SlimProto Port.
Is this right? Should there be a 9090 in there somewhere?
You don't need 9090 (it's the CLI), but 3483. Configure the mapping for
this port, too.
Bugger, sorry - my fault, I
your upload speed. Alternatively, some ISPs have
higher upload speed options (at a price, of course!).
Cheers
Geoff B
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change the default port (22) to something higher and more random.
Hope that helps,
Geoff B
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