kyleki wrote:
I run slimserver on the Linux side of a dual boot machine. Sometimes I
do boot into Windows which leaves my SB2 display blank until I boot
back to Linux. The machine is always running, but not always in a
'slim-friendly' way. ;-)
The main reason I don't also run slimserver from
Arg - now the artist is showing up THREE times!
Do you have the Lazy Search plugin installed?
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heavily last time I sat in a cube farm:
http://www.deathclock.com/
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Not sure I like the look of where that network cable is going...
heh... they said pecker... heh-heh...
Pretty cool, but I'm sure it's way too slow for Slimserver.
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, no doubt it would have been a much more likely candidate.
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Search, Advanced Search, User ID = stinkingpig
kidding, ha, it's a joke :)
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steady state is fine.
What about swap space?
Only an issue for the main OS drive, presumably this is a music-only volume.
Fragmentation?
Only an issue for Microsoft filesystems.
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agree with the spirit of your comment and
should have said similar, which is that you gotta use the filesystem in
order to produce fragmentation. A read-only store won't have the problem.
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checking out. Moser for instance should be very fast.
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is focused on core functionality -- imagine a house
where the housecleaners keep the front half nice, but there's a
construction project going on in the back.
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a recursion loop, or a corrupt file?
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. In the meantime, just rebuild your database and don't use Browse
Music Folder :)
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stereo. No
display, no remote, no computerless usage. Oh, and it's a Linksys -- the
people who've produced two DOA's and two damaged-but-barely-functionals
that I've bought. I might pay more for a Squeezebox, but I know it will
work or be replaced if it doesn't.
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kdf Wrote:
and here I thought for sure you had to be joking
You think I'd kid around about something like this? The glass
shouldn't be depicted as half full when it is actually half empty.
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don't recall if 4.x had to chew on it for a while or not...
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usage shoots up to about 98% busy
(slimserver.pl).
browse music folder is a lot slower than the other methods. Also, which
skin are you using? If you specify Light or Handheld and Browse New Music,
does that perform well? Is the browser on localhost, or on another
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music feature :) Oh wait, that's not very
simple... maybe I'll just finish cleaning out the inbox and go to bed. in
the meantime, use slimscrobbler and last.fm to get what you want.
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://hickinbottom.demon.co.uk/development/slimserver-development/lazy-search/)?
It had a problem with 6.1/6.2 and would cause duplicates when you used
browse music folder. This was fixed in the 6.5 branch only.
FWIW, I use Lazy Search on 6.2.1 and just avoid browsing music folder.
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Pale Blue Ego wrote:
I'm thinking the folks at Slim have been a little too quiet lately.
Either they're bogged down filling orders, out blowing their
recently-acquired fortunes, or working up some new stuff in the lab.
So, what might the next hardware offering be? I've got 2 ideas that
spring
Kyle wrote:
Most boomboxes sell for, I'd guess, $150 to $250. A Slim boombox would
be starting with a $300 streaming component and then you would have to
add speakers, an amplifier and maybe CD and radio, too. Knowing the
quality audio that Slim Devices likes to deliver, I doubt this would be
mkozlows wrote:
But apparently other people don't care, and they listen to playlists
instead of albums, and it turns out that maybe different programs are
good for different styles of usage.
different people have different needs? But, but, doesn't everyone know
that I know what's right
in there
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song.
there's been conversation, which always ends with shouldn't be too
difficult and someone going off to investigate. Apparently it's more
difficult than it looks.
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Steve Baumgarten wrote:
This is the dirty little secret of the satellite radio industry: what
they're broadcasting sounds like crap.
I was actually shocked at how bad Sirius sounds over the air; I
expected it to sound better than the crappy WMA stream you hear
online, but in fact it sounds
.
...
that is the first thing that has ever made me want to replace my iRiver
ihp-120. dang!
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interface design of the Naughty Naughts is lost forever, and those damn
kids won't get off the lawn.
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settings to
resample to lower bandwidth.
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to increase for a bigger battery.
...
The Apple device will do well among those who don't do any product
research and those who do legitimately find it to meet their needs. Most
who do any searching for a product will end up at Squeezebox.
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listen to a lot of Internet radio, AlienBBC is cool (but can be a
hassle to get installed).
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or media theft:
every copy of the product represents a lost sale.
In actuality, every copy represents a marketing opportunity, in which the
recipient discovers something that they didn't have before.
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measurable
effect it all, it would probably be a positive effect. But if it isn't
recorded in an RIAA-controlled studio and sold through an RIAA-approved
outlet, it must be stopped? Craziness.
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there's no electricity outside of the U.S. How
could people have Squeezeboxes without electricity? :)
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would be fairly likely to get knocked over regularly.
Each has its own place, depending on the location. Pun intended, sadly.
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Did anyone get what Songbird is good for?
The interface is 100% ripped off from iTunes.
really? ewww. Scratch that off the to try someday list
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_way_ off topic.)
Yeah, TVs have terrible audio properties, and there's not even any
Slimserver support? Lame. Besides, if it's not Scottish, it's c*ap!
*l
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endeavor. It ain't pretty, but just be thankful that the SDI bugzilla is
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stinkingpig Wrote:
Hey Jack!
http://www.last.fm/user/Stinkingpig/.
You like leadbelly?
yup. So do the kids. I take no responsibility for any Coldplay in there
though, that's the wife.
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Kevin O. Lepard wrote:
The Edirol self-powered speakers have been spoken of favorably here.
Kevin
I like mine. However, I don't think they're intended/marketed as
computer speakers, but rather as musician monitors that can
incidentally be hooked to a computer, squeezebox, or whatever. I
seanadams wrote:
Nope, that's a recycling center. And the next building to the West is a
great place to get a German transmission repaired.
Slim Devices is in the next building south of there, the one running
East-West.
Interesting... using the address, Google Earth/Maps is about three
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
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Yeah I'm not interested in a video solution from Slim just yet; I
like the fact that their speciality is an audio device.
I pretty much agree. I like having an audio only device
in some locations.
I have no
klausbgva wrote:
I am travelling quiet a bit and am looking for a smart way to take the
slimbox along.
In most hotels I can connect wireless with the laptop and squeezbox.
I had planned to take my slimbox on the trip. But that means take
along: the BOX, Powersupply and a pair of powered
dangerous_dom wrote:
While i love my SB3, Fastforwarding/rewinding is an absolute joke. Even
with WMA, MP3 and FLAC (all native) it never seems to work properly, at
all. Another major bug with an otherwise great bit of kit.
works fine for me, using MP3, SS ver 6.2. I don't use it much
Skunk wrote:
I tried testing FF RW feature after a recent thread without first
considering what was playing, which was Brian Eno and David Byrne, My
Life In The Bush of Ghosts, and in the middle of song two I couldn't
tell if I was going backward or forward, or even double speed or real
time.
fairyliquidizer wrote:
Hi!
I've just ordered the Squeezebox 3. I have hesitated on this move for
a while as I wanted:
1. UPNP support so that I can run an Appliance as a server rather than
my beast of a PC
You can run an appliance as a server now without uPNP, though
performance is a
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Now that I'm using one as an alarm clock radio I'm
inclined to agree!
Just something simple. A small class D amp chip
like the Tripath TAA2009 - nice-sounding but
cheap, 9W/ch at 89% efficiency, good for battery
power consumption and average output power for a
boombox.
fairyliquidizer wrote:
Thanks Sean :-D This is all very friendly tonight :)
stinkingpig Wrote:
You can run an appliance as a server now without uPNP, though
performance is a bit suspect with large libraries. uPNP is yet another
solution in search of a problem.
Is this done by
Jon wrote:
When you say avoid wireless, are you referring specifically to the
end-to-end connection between the server and the Squeezebox (via a
wireless router), or just to the portion of the connection between the
server and the router?
I have two Squeezeboxes arriving next week, I was
rkeeney wrote:
macallf Wrote:
I had the same problem using MySql 5. Removed 5 and installed 4.1,
recreated the slimserver database and assigned all permissions to user
slimserver.
Thanks, Mark. I had noticed warnings from others about using v5 so I
installed v4.1 and no luck. I
pankaj wrote:
Hello
I'm considering getting my local computer hardware supplier to put
together a standalone, low-cost, 24x7 computer to serve as my music
server, and I was looking for some advice on what is the minimum I
should purchase, a Bill-Of-Materials (BOM) so to speak.
For example, I
Kyle wrote:
MrC Wrote:
You mean different than the one built into Windows XP?
I've got XP Pro, but the only expander I can find on my machine is
StuffIt, which has nag screens. Is there a built-in that doesn't have
nag screens?
It does, though installing something else may have
Skunk wrote:
I love 7-zip too. So refreshing :)
When will someone put all this freeware together into a OS 'for
dummies'- like MS but free (?)
http://osswin.sourceforge.net/
http://www.theopencd.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open-source_software_packages
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Patrick Dixon wrote:
Hmm, well I've spent the 5 minutes and I'm getting nowhere ...
I'm getting:
mysql Ungrant all on slimserver.* to slimserver [identified by
'password'];
ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the
manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version
dlashof wrote:
Fair point. I'm vaguely aware of some of the high end systems costing
$1000, but my sense is that the market for that is quite limited.
Apple has demonstrated that there is a huge market for digital music
systems if you make them user friendly and hit the right price
dlashof wrote:
Fair point. I'm vaguely aware of some of the high end systems costing
$1000, but my sense is that the market for that is quite limited.
Apple has demonstrated that there is a huge market for digital music
systems if you make them user friendly and hit the right price
bevege wrote:
I've used squeezebox for a while to stream music to my computer at work.
I showed my brother-in-law and he wants to set up a server.
My question is, if the server has a sound card can you just listen to
the music right off the server? For example just plugin the sound card
Jacob Potter wrote:
On 1/22/06, nelamvr6 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We use Microsoft Windows Media Digital Rights Management software to
make sure all the music you have is fast, safe and protected.
Yeah, I'm sure that's why they use it. They're only looking out for us!
Well,
bevege wrote:
Good point! The only problem is that he doesn't have X-Windows
installed, it's a clarkconnect box. Does anyone know of a good command
line or even better, web based mp3 player? I can do some searching but
would like to hear from you all.
I just thought slimserver would be cool
kewe65 wrote:
To be accurate, they play audio on machines that have QuickTime
installed - it does not use iTunes.
And since you must have QuickTime installed to use iTunes (DRM files or
not), I'm not sure what the big deal is?
Music Library is a Java-based program that uses the QuickTime API
kewe65 wrote:
...
No, the files are decoded prior to the soundcard. A programmer
reverse-engineered the quicktime API for the protected format and put
the method in a book - QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook By
Chris Adamson
The software I'm talking about, Music Library, is unique in
kewe65 wrote:
...
Can't Slimserver just be configured to stream to the Squeezebox
whatever is being delivered to the soundcard?
That would be pretty cool:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=643. I added my vote.
All I'm really interested in is playback of these files. I intend
and current Billboard hits will be tougher to find
unless you go to allofmp3.
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websites and would be happy to sell you their
songs, T-shirts, c through that channel.
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there, and they make
music in all different styles. Look for them, listen to them, buy from
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snarlydwarf wrote:
kewe65 Wrote:
All three of these software packages play protected iTunes files with
no problems whatsoever.
They play it on a machine that has iTunes installed and don't send it
to other devices.
exactly:
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. Is this happening to anyone else?
Did I get a bunk one?
Steve
sounds like a hardware problem to me -- I'd contact support.
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also add a $30 PCI card to handle
the bigger disk.
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. One master playlist, and everybody just tap into that
stream.
Thanks for the help in advance,
Ben
The only way to do that is to use SoftSqueeze and synchronize. The
individual non-Softsqueeze media players will each show up as separate
players and will have their own playlists.
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if you find SB2 information, it's
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or the Slim protocol itself
support resynchronization at a regular interval. That would probably
help mitigate drifting.
Not at this time. Currently the synchronization is done at the beginning
of tracks. The developers are aware and considering the problem.
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Hi,
I'm considering upgrading to an SB2 before they're all gone, but there
are only silver ones left at this point. Will I be able to swap the
black case from my SB1 (graphical) with the silver SB2 case?
thanks,
Greg
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where I can listen to music or try to listen to music.
I even saw a screen go by that said I had a 70% signal strength. But I
can't browse my music at all, much less play it.
So I need an up to date help file somewhere.
Help!!
Thanks
Bruce S.
Did you install the server software?
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). That's pretty unlikely though.
Vonage is pretty lightweight, I doubt it's the problem.
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be reaching its limits.
Then we can run Slimserver on Beowulf clusters of small NAS devices
Hopefully you don't see my response as
confrontational. It's interesting to speculate on
future trends as it relates to our favourite toy. :-)
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from your wireless router. Is it
supposed to hand them out? Have you tried setting a static address?
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slimserver ports are OK.
If you can get to Network Setup Address, or Settings Information
Player Information Player IP Address, did the Squeezebox get an address?
Can the Slimserver machine ping it?
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it give an
address? Is the address right?
4) Squeezebox searches the network for a Slimserver -- second potential
problem. Is the Slimserver PC on the same network? Is Slimserver running?
Is the firewall open?
5) It connects, it updates its firmware and is good to go.
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. Next step -- on the
slimserver PC, verify that the Slimserver is running and that the firewall
isn't blocking it. Windows Firewall exceptions don't always take effect on
the first try, so try temporarily disabling it. Also make sure you don't
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use DHCP in their networks. From what you've
posted, it seems like you've got DHCP working though.
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not do the upgrade, this one came from
Slim Devices with the screen installed. $100.
I'm in the Bay Area (Berkeley), and I'd prefer to sell it to someone local
and avoid shipping hassle.
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into a
loop.
maybe that's exactly what it's doing. I'll bet you've got something in
your library that causes the db rescan to go wonky. There's a nightly db
rescan in 6.x. Try pointing it at a subset of the library.
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This sort of thing happens to me fairly often (maybe every time that I add
music to an existing artist?). I usually get a second listing for that
artist, but I've had your problem too.
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mikeb Wrote:
A heart-beat sent to the server by each client
with a frame number and ntp time synched time stamp would allow the
server to send a signal to the client to advance the track 3 frames to
catch up with the other clients.
Personally, that's not a route I would prefer.
Assuming
Jack Coates wrote:
Anyway, as others have noted, multicast doesn't like wireless.
There may be issues with layer 2 ethernet multicast over certain
vendors' APs, but the standard layer 3 routed multicast packets (that
I at least was speaking of?) will work fine regardless of the layer 2
Is it just me, or are there quite a few problems with the synching of
the devices. I'm running 1 Squeezebox2 and 4 PC's all with the
softsqueeze 2 software. It was always a little flaky, but I've just
upgraded the server to the latest version, and rather than improving
it, it's caused a
...
I'm not sure what the harshness towards 'average users' is all about.
While Slimserver and Squeezebox are wonderful and have a fantastic
number of options, it does sometimes seem that ease of use and
simplicity take a back seat. Again, only going by my experience, but
I've had the SB2 for
I've noticed most of the discussion re: network problems is with
wireless connections, but I have a wired SB3 that displays many of the
same characteristics - sometimes...
If I use a pre-made (molded ends) ethernet cable to connect to my
router, the SB3 seems to work great. Menu selection
A number of my albums show double tracks in the player.
http://timothydehan.com/images/double.JPG.
When looking at the actual folder there are no double tracks. These
only show up like this in the Player view. No other views within
SlimServer show double tracks like this.
What is
...
Most average users likely use WMP or iTunes. The lossless choices
are WMA or M4P. I think if you asked an average user what FLAC was,
they'd have no idea and probably not care. If FLAC is ever supported
by WMP/iTunes, it will become a major format, but I won't hold my
breath.
Lemme
It's not working for me with the 12/13 release.
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fathom39 wrote:
This looks interesting - I've seen the 60GB advertised for $299 after
rebate.
I'm very happy with my iRiver IHP-120 -- I've had it for two years, and
it's been a solid performer the whole time.
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radish wrote:
The couple I can think of which I know do audio are windows only, so I
guess won't fly for you. That obviously also won't satisfy your mix
requirement.
esd and artsd are both network transparent, which would get all your
*nix boxes playing on one sound card.
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Khuli Wrote:
Might be an idea to build them in black/white only, but have coloured
cases available to purchase?
skins, like the cell phones now have.
or a skin in a can, :-)
http://krylon.com/main/product_template.cfm?levelid=5sub_levelid=10content=product_list
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