--- MeSue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of Plextor's current models is a rebadged Benq DW1640. I
Rebadging is a new thing for Plextor so I don't know if you can
count on the rebadged Plextors having the same quality build as
the drives they manufactured themselves.
I'm on my fourth DVD burner
--- Dr Lovegrove [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's called Moose and it's a fast non-web-based front-end for
searching and selecting music.
This looks very cool although I haven't tried it yet. Actually,
it looks kind of like what I've always wanted for playlist
creation (not just for my
I installed Konfabulator for the first time (awesome software.)
One of the widgets I wanted to try was the SlimServMon. I have
Konfabulator installed on my main PC which is not the one
running SlimServer, however, I've entered the correct server IP
address in the widget's preferences. I get no
--- Todd Fields [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone here successfully using this widget? Does anyone
have
any idea what my problems might be?
http://www.widgetgallery.com/view.php?widget=36406
It appears the widget has some problems with the latest version
of SlimServer and the author
--- JJZolx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't forget the Alarm and Snooze buttons. And sell it at
WalMart
so I can buy it for a discounted $87.98.
You forgot to point out that it will also be component size as
well as be available in a boombox version.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, I don't believe it until I hear it from SlimDevices
themselves..
They've been too active around here lately to be releasing a new
product. Typically it seems they go silent for a couple of
weeks where they just pretty much disappear up until they
announce
--- chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, so how do we get a sticker?? :)
Didn't they send those out with the players at one time? I seem
to remember getting something like that once. Not sure though,
I've killed most of those brain cells since then. :)
--- Ben Sandee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My dad's playlists work fine, so at least some of my
relative's
playlists are working.
Everyone at work is wondering what's wrong with me because that
one made me laugh out loud
__
Do You Yahoo!?
--- m1abrams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I will be purchasing as many as the wife will allow, however
that right
now is just one :(
I know how you feel. Ever since they reduced the wired SG2 to
$199 and sent the $20 coupon in the mail I've had to do
everything I can to restrain myself from
--- T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trust me, toys are more important for the parents than the
baby.
So true. Our toys may be more expensive but at least we don't
outgrow them in two months
Start your day with Yahoo! -
--- kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Under normal circumstances, it should not overload the CPU for
a night. I have
What can cause extended scan times are things like playlists
that link to other
playlists, or shortcuts/links that point back to other
locations within your
Refresher:
--- JayNYC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know what the business and financial condition of
Slim
Devices is? There are loads of companies with a killer
I doubt you will get any kind of real response to this question
(I work for a privately held company that is doing great and we
I seem to get periodic membership notifications from the list
that simply act as a reminder that I'm a member of the list. Is
there a way to disable this? I don't mind the notifications so
much as the fact that it includes my password in the text of the
notification. Call me paranoid, but the
--- MrC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The threat is real, so this is not paranoia - but using the
same
password on many sites increases your risks, not reduces them,
so your
fears are well-founded, but preventable.
Thanks. I will see if I can change the settings. I agree that
using the same
--- Dave Dewey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm reasonably sure that only applies to the administrator of
the list; ie
the admin decides whether reminders go out or not. I disable
If that's the case then I'd vote to disable this feature, not
that anyone asked. ;)
--- Dave Dewey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm reasonably sure that only applies to the administrator of
the list; ie
the admin decides whether reminders go out or not. I disable
It is definitely an option, I found it. I probably should have
checked there first before e-mailing the list.
Scanning my library (about 40GBs of MP3s) has always taken
awhile with any version of SlimServer (since the SLIMP3 days.)
However, I've noticed that starting with version 6 (I'm
currently using 6.1.1), it now completely consumes my server's
resources. The PC acts as though it is locked up and my
--- kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What can cause extended scan times are things like playlists
that link to other
playlists, or shortcuts/links that point back to other
locations within your
music folder. The former case is fixed in 6.2 nightlies, and
should be into the
6.1.2 nightly in a
--- radish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing - try disabling the anti-virus. If you have it set
to check
every file you open that could seriously slow things down. I
set a
filter to have the anti virus ignore *.mpe, *.flac, *.ogg,
etc. You
should be able to do the same.
This is a very
It doesn't interface or integrate with MusicMatch in anyway
I'm aware of. However, I used MusicMatch up until about a year
ago to create all of my playlists (my wife found it much easier
to use for this purpose than SlimServer.) I then just copied
the playlists over to my SlimServer playlist
--- Damon Riley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like it if the Slim remote could power cycle my receiver
and adjust
the volume.
Most remotes that come with the majority of audio devices won't
do this. That's why there is demand for after market universal
remotes.
The feature I would like to
--- SlimChances
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any reason why a Squeezebox set up for the stereo and
a video
set up for the TV using something like the D-Link MediaLounge
DSM-320
Wireless Media Player wouldn't work? The Dlink doesn't support
Like you, I wanted access to the player via
--- SlimChances
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any reason why a Squeezebox set up for the stereo and
a video
set up for the TV using something like the D-Link MediaLounge
DSM-320
Wireless Media Player wouldn't work? The Dlink doesn't support
It looks like I misunderstood your question.
I've used a custom-strings.txt for a couple of years now. My
player has all of a sudden quit using it. I only have a few
modifications in it (such as Playing instead of Now
Playing.) I recently had to reinstall the server application.
I only noticed the problem today but that's not to say that
--- kdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sounds like the DateTime/Plugin.pm file went missing somehow.
however, having
reinstalled already, that will remain a mystery :)
Hmm... Shows how little I know. I never realized the date and
time screensaver was a plugin. I thought it was just normal
I'm running a Squeezebox1 on a Windows XP system. I'm using a
recent 6.01 nightly (from a week ago or so.) Everything has
been functioning normal using this nightly up until last night.
Last night I noticed when I turn my player off it displayed
something to the affect that my screensaver
--- Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's in the Player Settings section under the screensavers
heading.
If this doesn't work or you have problems setting this then it
will be
best to set SlimServer to forget the player and then
configure it
again.
The time and date option is no longer
--- Todd Fields [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The time and date option is no longer available under my
player's screensaver selections.
Well, problem solved. Not the answer I was hoping for but I
uninstalled SlimServer and reinstalled it. That did the trick
but now I have to go through and tweak
--- mcai8rw2 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is it possible to have ONE slimbox in one room, a second SLIM
box in
another room, a third slimbox in a third room etc...and to
have all of
those devices accessing the same PC in one room.
Yes, in fact this is the exact architecture the devices were
--- jth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are going the mp3 route, I highly recommend using one
of the LAME
encoder's high quality VBR presets.
version 3.90.3 with setting --alt-preset standard or
I agree. Rip with Exact Audio Copy (EAC) in secure mode and let
EAC encode it for you as
--- bjmacdow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ok...I am a total novice at this. For clarification, does EAC
have LAME
3.90.3 embedded into it as an option? Or do you rip through
EAC and then
compress everything ripped again with LAME 3.90.3? Thanks for
You have to download the LAME codec
--- bjmacdow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Out of curiosity...how much time would it take to burn a
standard 12
track CD in EAC to Flac and/or LAME?
This depends greatly on three things:
1) The speed of your CD drive - Obviously, the faster your drive
can extract the audio the quicker the
--- morgan4x4 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I just received this email:
-If you want to switch to a Black case you will receive a
$20.00
discount and it will ship immediately. If you would like to
do this
please reply to this email to inform us as soon as possible.
I think it's very nice
--- Michael Haan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-
As I mentioned in an earlier post on this thread, I had
previously started work on a slimserver fat client for the
pocket pc using the .NET Compact Framework (what Telcanto uses),
but had stopped because the CLI was
--- Jeff Coffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=62827ssid=10665
It looks very nice. So you even control your sprinklers by
remote control? Man, if you can get that thing to go get a beer
for you then you would never need to get up out of the
--- Patrick Dixon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How else would you control sprinklers?
I have to actually *cringe* go outside and turn a knob to
control my sprinklers. I guess I'm just living in the dark
ages. Also, I'm embarrassed to admit this, but just the other
day I actually got up and went
--- ron thigpen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dude:
http://slimdevices.com/dev_telcanto.html
This thing looks great! I hadn't seen it before until I saw
this link in this thread. Very pricey though. I was guessing
it was going to run maybe $20 but $50-$60 seems a little high.
With all the
--- Mike Hanson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cheap and apparently good:
http://www.si-5.com/frontEnd/cm_productDetail.jsp?productID=18.
Reviewed here: http://www.tnt-audio.com/ampli/t-amp_e.html.
Just set
the volume at a fixed position, and use the SB for volume
control.
I bought one of
--- Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
I thought it was kind of funny myself. The messages
--- David McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow this has turned in to a huge flam. I'm not saying it took
I wasn't trying to flame and I apologize as I can see where my
comments could have been constued as a direct insult. My post
basically states that I assumed you exaggerated. The point I
I'm using a custom skin (essentially a modified Fishbone skin.)
Will I have any problems upgrading from 5.x to 6.0? I seem to
recall that when I went from 4.x to 5.x that some utilities had
to be run on the skin to make it compatible with the new
version. I just want to make sure this isn't the
--- Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should have waited a few days, I guess. The Squeezebox I
ordered
yesterday was delivered today and is sitting on the table
waiting to
be opened. ;)
You have a 30 day money back gaurantee. Send it back and order
a SB2.
--- Aaron Zinck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
--- Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 17:55:09 -0600, Ben Klaas
I get new Linux distros from BitTorrent when they come out.
Everything
from the Mozilla foundation has a bittorrent link. So, there
are
definitely non-pirate applications that P2P is good for...
--- Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recent price drop on the wired box is another possible
indication ...
As is their recent all but complete disappearance from this
list. The last time this happened the Squeezebox was
introduced. Makes me think they are highly focused on
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