Even if you don't have any offending devices in your own home, a neighbor
100 feet away could easily be causing some of these problems.
One of the things you should do is try a different frequency on the access
point and see if it has an impact on the problem.
Also static addressing should help
I have the EX71s and they are decent. My Shure E2Cs are much better though.
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While many folks won't bat an eye at spending $1000 on 70 new CDs or spend
$1500 on a new set of speakers, as soon as you start trying to put together
a storage solution for them that costs more than a few hundred dollars they
start to flip out.
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Who died and made you boss? Whoops, I just contributed to the chatty chat
chat.
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Wouldn't that be an enhancement request?
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On Mar 2, 2005, at 8:23 AM, Dan
(ppc-linux 5.6)
What OS and perl version are you running?
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Subject: [slim] Re: Announce: SlimServer 6.0a2
* Jason shaped the electrons to say...
This might be a stupid question, but is there a readme, etc, that
explains what all has to be installed to make this work?
I'm guessing
I will have to load SQL of some flavor and possibly a new
Perl
That's not entirely true. The NIC on the SB is only capable of 10Mb half
duplex speeds which are well under what 802.11g is capable of.
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).
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On 3/3/05 at 7:39 am -0700, Jason wrote
Static addressing consists
I find this interesting, and while I'm not sure where I stand
with respect to this case (I don't know enough about it) I
don't understand what financial/business interest Slim
Devices has in this case. I'm no lawyer and may be a bit
dense about these types of things, but it seems as
If you read back through the thread you will see that the MP3Beamer creator
claims they tried to work with Slim Devices, but Slim was not interested in
working with them.
Quite understandable if they are working their butts off on Slimserver 6 and
new hardware.
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The Squeezebox designers have already indicated that the cable that connects
the two can't be more than 10-12 inches long or there will be data loss
resulting in corruption of the display information.
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Well, I'm glad to see the FREEPONY made it in there Sean. It's also nice to
see the addition of the eye-candy this time around. People can scoff if
they like, but groovy UV meters bumping out the beat are going to sell more
than a few Squeezeboxes to folks who otherwise might be a competitors
I have one for ya, email me.
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Subject: Re: [slim] Squeezebox2
ron thigpen wrote:
The SB1 is still a fantastic
If the two devices are in the same backpack why on earth would you need
wireless or want the hassle?
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Wow, seems real expensive. While you might have had to pay through the news
to get this SB down to Sydney it's not likely that potential bidders will
also want to feel your pain.
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I can answer a few of these.
1There are two branches in the software, one for SB1 and another for SB2.
So both units should be supported although both units might not have the
same features.
2 My SB1 plays Live365 through the SPDIF connection so I'm not sure what
you mean.
3 The SB2 has a
Isn't this more of a Live365 problem than an SB issue then?
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We heard you the first 4 times.
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Now track 2 has disappeared?!
Well, even if Sean had answered you I doubt we would have seen a different
personality from you here. You certainly seem very eager to vent your angst
towards all things Slim.
A glut of Squeezeboxen on eBay? I see four of them up for sale, most of
them look like they will be going for well over
Currently no such animal exists.
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Subject: [slim] Stream XM Online/Sirius Online?
Hi,
I waiting for my
Title: Sleep timer prob with 6.01b
Anyone else noticing this behavior with 6.01b. I have observed that when I set the sleep timer the unit just shuts off abruptly. In versions of 5.x the player would gradually fade the volume out before shutting off.
Transcoding to FLAC requires very little overhead and is lossless, so what
is the problem? Ogg support would be nice but it's without a doubt the
least used format out there (even apple lossless seems to have more
devotees) and slim is providing a totally accepteable solution (transcoding
to a
There is no split server version. There are branches in the code for SB1
and SB2. This is because the hardware in the two devices is completely
different and SB2 has completely different display capabilities.
Running a mixed environment means that for each SB1 or SB2 the software has
different
I have run 5.4 on FC2 without a single failure of any kind. Now that I've
migrated to 6.01 in preperation for the arrival of my SB2 next month I have
had a few problems, most of which have been reported by others.
I still think Linux is far more stable a platform for a music server than MS
Title: Softsqueeze problems in latest nightly
I am having some issues with the latest nightly and getting softsqueeze to work. The server installation is the 3-13 nightly on FC2 Linux and I have installed the version of softsqueeze bundled with it. The client is a Windows XP SP2 PC running
No, it's NOT just you, I have identical behavior when trying to install this
plugin suzie-q
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Subject: RE: [slim] Anyone else
You would need a relay on the SB that was activated by the SB powering
on/off or via a remote key sequence. None of this is possible via the SB as
far as I know.
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Title: Tritton NAS and SlimServer SW
An instance of Slim Server must be running to drive the
Squeezeboxen. The best option for you would be to purchase a very small PC
and load it with Linux to run the Slim server. A 1ghz CPU 256MB RAM
computer can be had for about $200'ish.
From:
That's kind of the whole point. There are lots of geeks out there who are
devotees to format X, Y or Z (Monkey Lossless comes to mind) but it's just
not practical for Slim to develop support for another portable format on the
server and clients when there is already support for a totally
I'm not so sure. While a lot of the people doing the coding and such are
Linux advocates something like 80% of the downloads for Slim Server are for
Windows.
I would say most users on this list are aware of Linux and the
advantages/drawbacks to using it (I myself run my slimserver on FC2) so
Do you also find it silly that hardly any portable players even support OGG?
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Subject: Re: [slim] OGG VORBIS
Why on earth would Slim give a damn if Slim server was included in mainline
Linux distributions? Do you really think that the inclusion of Slim Server
software is going to sell extra Squeezeboxes?
Actually there is no reason Slim Server cannot be included in a core
distribution as it is, they do
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Subject: Re: [slim] Slim Devices SB2 disappointment SB for sale.
Pat Farrell wrote:
The problem with open source
The overwhelming majority of users do not seem to have the problems you have
with the server crashing or grinding to a halt.
It sounds like it might be worth your time to try Slimserver on another
machine.
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Exactly. Most users probably could not even tell if their Ogg library was
being sent as PCM. If they are on a lossy or low bandwidth network they can
always install LAME and stream their library as MP3.
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So by streaming oggs as lossless, you use more resources and
do not gain anything.
If all your network/computer do is squeezebox - BFD.
But Linux users tend to have a lot more going on, and also
often tend to use older computers as headless boxes for
things like slimserver - where the
If you increase the size of the text it is enormous and can easily be seen
even 20 feet away. Many users have requested some basic hard buttons on the
unit for things like the arrow keys (browsing) power, volume, mute.
Hopefully some of those things will make it into a product eventually.
We already got a Free Pony so I think a KNOB is not gonna happen. But feel
free to post an enhancement request.
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Subject: Re: [slim] Slim Devices SB2 disappointment SB for sale.
Jason wrote:
The overwhelming majority of users do not seem to have the problems
you have with the server
Maybe Slim could hold a design contest for conceptual artist views of a new
SB case design?
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Title: Softsqueeze desktop icon can't be removed?
I have a weird problem with an icon for Softsqueeze that was installed when I loaded Softsqueeze 2.0a11. I have since installed the 6.0 final and Softsqueeze 2.0b2 and cannot delete the shortcut for Softsqueeze 2.0a11.
The properties for the
Sounds like your machine might be having some Java problems. My cpu hovers
around 6-9% on the JavaW process which I believe is used by Softsqueeze.
RAM used is about 70M (which seems like a lot).
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Volume has always been controlled server side, which would mean digitally.
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Subject: [slim] Squeezebox2 audiophile question
I hate to be an ass, but did these really have to be sent out as an
attachment. It easily could have been loaded to a web server and linked to
this message.
It just took about 20 minutes to receive this msg.
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for the quick response. Yes, I already have the SB Audio set
up to 'No Limit'.
Guess I'll wait for m SB2 to arrive do some comparisons before
deciding on who to encode my library.
And Jason, don't be so paranoid - I didn't condemn anything. I love
the product want to get
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Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 3:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [slim] Squeezebox 2 audio quality.
Jason wrote:
but it's almost impossible to believe
Yes, I've seen the same problem, shuffling or unshuffling even moderately
sized playlists will cause the server to stop responding for 20-40 seconds
and in at least one case caused the server to completely die. I have a very
robust server and only about 7,000 tracks so shouldn't be seeing this
Wow, that was about the most unhelpfull comment you possibly could have
made. For folks who are only used to using web forums an email list is a
very confusing and odd thing to use, especially since the email readers that
90% of folks use does not take the delivered mail and put it into any sort
Is it also fair to say that the SB2 was tested for weeks if not months with
tons of hardware combinations before release?
The bottom line is that they take the design of the product very seriously
and even if a minor hardware rev is required it is probably not going to
effect the bulk of the
This made me think -- instead of the mailing list versus
forum approach, is there a THIRD approach that might be
better still? Surely there's some other option out there for
sharing knowledge conversationally other than email and forums...?
Yes, let's reinvent the wheel. As much as uber
Look Kevin, everyone values your input here, but if you are going to get
stressed everytime something gets posted that is OT then I think you're
going to get stressed out more often than not.
And, no, I'm not telling SD how to run their business, but this constant
forums suck comments from the
Sean has spoken and said a forum will soon be available, so looks like we'll
all be happy (to some extent).
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I'm not the Jason you're thinking of. No new additions in my home. Thanks
for the kind thoughts though! ;)
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Title: Blue wired SB1 available
I have a really nice looking blue wired SB1 available for anyone interested (it's being replaced with SB2).
$150 plus shipping. If no takers by the end of today look for it on eBay.
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Robin Bowes wrote:
Can you
Ditto!
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gateway - PleaseRead!
Awesome I'll see you all in HTTP
Wonderful that an audiophile is so quick to condemn the product on a
discussion board when he obviously has something hosed in his setup.
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: How many boxes do you have?
- 1
- 2-4
- 6-8
- 8-10
- 10
A SB3 and a Boom for me.
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Greetings All,
I was curious how the SB finds it's slimserver on a local subnet
when
it's reset. I've got a situation where my router is handing out static
leases properly, the SB receives it, but when it searches for a
slimserver, it cannot find it and I have to enter it manually.
this machine connects to the slimserver, it sees it as .1
and udpates the SB that way also (as the info-settings menu reflects
the SB as being .1 at that point). So is the slimserver re-writing the
IP for the SB? Does this make sense to anybody?
jas
Marc Sherman wrote:
Jason Temple wrote
Nuts...I was afraid of that...well, thanks...kinda wish I didn't give my
B AP to a buddy then...sigh
jas
Aaron Zinck wrote:
The Squeezebox is an 802.llb product, however, wireless g and b devices are
compatible with one another (thus the claim that the squeezebox works with g
networks)--they
I am wanting to test out the new alpha on a netbsd machine. Which unbundled
modules
are needed to run the server? I installed a few obvious ones (Class::DBI, DBI,
DBD::Sqlite) by looking at DataModel.pm and the CPAN auto directories. But I
am still getting this error:
[slim]$ perl slimserver.pl
Dan Sully wrote:
* Jason Holtzapple shaped the electrons to say...
I am wanting to test out the new alpha on a netbsd machine. Which
unbundled
modules are needed to run the server? I installed a few obvious ones
(Class::DBI, DBI, DBD::Sqlite) by looking at DataModel.pm and the CPAN
auto
Chris O'Shannassy wrote:
Hi;
Hopefully this can just be chalked up to my extremely limited
knowledge of perl slimserver, but the alpha version of six isn't
working for me. I've currently just extracted the files under my home
account (don't want to mess with my functioning version) and am
I'd recomment 5.4.0, only because all my attempts to use 5.4.1 have
ended with great sadness and many server failures, while 5.4.0
soldiers on
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tj wrote:
Thanks Dan. I have moved it farther along but now find this error:
Had to create DBI::_dbistate unexpectedly at
/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.6/mach/DynaLoader.pm line 253.
Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at
/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.6/mach/DynaLoader.pm line 253.
I see this
can confirm
absolutely and without reservation that there is no Pony.
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Ben Cook wrote:
Is this just me then?
I've also tried clicking play by a genre on the web interface (shuffle
is off). Again I get all tracks in the genre played in alphabetical
order. This definitely wasn't the case under 5.4.
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Ben Cook wrote:
I'm seeing this too. I see a handful of composers on the SB display, but
none in the web interface. I'm running 6.01b.
I am running 2005-03-10 (newer than beta) and don't see this issue...
Ben.
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in the kitchen cabinets...
jas
Jason wrote:
You would need a relay on the SB that was activated by the SB powering
on/off or via a remote key sequence. None of this is possible via the SB as
far as I know.
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into the flac file.
It should be easy to automate this with a little bit of shell scripting.
Couldn't you simply:
metaflac --set-tag='DISC=2' MyFlacFile.flac
???
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Is there any particular reason you can't use a CD-length mp3 file +
cuesheet? I've been using these since the beginning* to get gapless
playback on slimp3 squeezebox.
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exist on other platforms.
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 13:00:38 -0700, Jason Holtzapple
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Is there any particular reason you can't use a CD-length mp3 file +
cuesheet? I've been using these since the beginning* to get gapless
playback on slimp3 squeezebox.
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Avi Schwartz said:
Jason Voegele wrote:
Couldn't you simply:
metaflac --set-tag='DISC=2' MyFlacFile.flac
You are right, I was confused by the fact that there is no way to edit a
tag in place, it needs to be removed and then added. But the syntax is
--set-vc-field. There is no --set
Michael Haan wrote:
Having just gotten my myth tv box running, and relocating my slimserver
(now 6.0 - thanks to those who helped) install to it, I'm ready to rip
and tag the CDs that have piled-up over the past two months and I'd
really like to use a command-line tool to do it. Does anyone
, but
wouldn't roughing it with an iPod just be easier all around?
I mean, in no way would it be _cooler_, but easier. :-)
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Andrea Minini wrote:
Is it possible, with some specific setting for the slimserver-convert.conf
file, to convert MP3s to FLAC, passing the replaygain tag to FLAC, in
order to then decode FLAC to WAV with the
apply-replaygain-which-is-not-lossless function activated?
Take a look at
. I've been pretty heavily
researching how to do all this on Debian for quite a while. Pretty soon I'll
have a Ruby script that others might be able to use, but right now it's
pretty specific to my environment.
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That link has some information about how to tag the single FLAC files
appropriately.
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DISCNAME=Twilight to Starlight
Ideally, this would show up on the SqueezeBox Now Playing list something
like this:
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (Disc 1: Dawn to Dusk)
Any thoughts?
Thanks
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what I was looking for. I think I'll begin
encoding using the DISNAME tag and hope that SlimServer someday supports
it.
Thanks.
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what I did: I extracted the tarball to my home directory which
put everything in /home/jason/SlimServer_v6.0b3. I started the daemon
and told it where my MP3 files were (/home/jason/mp3) by using the web
interface and that's all I did.
There's now a directory in my home directory called home
On Thu, 2005-03-24 at 12:07 -0800, kdf wrote:
edit cachedir in the prefs file ~/slimserver.pref
or start with slimserver.pl --cachedir /path/to/my_preferred_cachelocation
I just looked in my ~/slimserver.pref file and I see this line:
cachedir = /home/jason
Is that option being combined
On Thu, 2005-03-24 at 12:23 -0800, kdf wrote:
the tempalte creates an absolute tree. Thus if your cachedir is /home/jason,
and yoru slimserver files are located in /home/jason/Slimserver_v6.03/HTML,
etc
then this is what you see.
if you had installed slimserver in a /usr/local/slimserver
On Wednesday 23 March 2005 01:15 am, Michael Peters wrote:
[snip]
What would be the proper vorbis comment field to add to contain the
additional data?
I recommend you read the following. It has very good general tagging
recommendations.
http://reactor-core.org/ogg-tagging.html
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with
this on several different discs. I have not dug into the source code or
anything, so don't just take my word for it.
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see any usefulness in this?
Yes, I definitely can see the utility in this. Perhaps you could file an
enhancement request at http://bugs.slimdevices.com ?
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features that might be of some
inspiration for SlimServer/SqueezeBox. I've been considering writing an
Amarok plugin that would allow it to work like a SoftSqueeze and play my
music served by SlimServer. That would be nirvana. :-)
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On Friday 01 April 2005 05:09 pm, Marc Sherman wrote:
Jason Voegele wrote:
I know that Amarok, a music player for KDE, has this feature. I do not
know if that is useful to you or not, but thought I'd point it out.
Does it? It looks from the FAQ like it only uses Audioscrobbler
the discount.
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process actually
quit, so I had to start it again via the preference pane.
2. Navigating the music folder is still rather slow.
Agreed -- especially if you're entering a list with a lot of items,
be it artists or tracks. There's a notable delay.
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the FLACs somehow).
Just curious: do you do your ripping on Linux? If so, I'd love to know
the toolchain you're using. Specifically, what do you use to get the
cuesheet from the CD?
Thanks.
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to be consolidated to prevent confusion.
I searched bugs.slimdevices.com for any outstanding bugs/enhancement
requests relating to this, but couldn't find anything. Therefore, I've
shamelessly stolen your e-mail message to create bug #1347:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1347
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worked like a charm for me, without a single drop-out after several days
of listening for several hours straight. Great job!
Thank you.
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I was able to rectify this by removing my ~/Preferences/Slim Devices
folder (this is on OS X Server), at which point the RSS and DateTime
screensavers appeared in the pop-up.
If anyone at Slim Devices would like to see my preferences file or
folder, just ask.
-jason
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