additional UPnP software to do it.
Stuart
On 29/07/2010 11:46, toby10 wrote:
tobesetc;565106 Wrote:
I'm guessing you've been asked before - I can't find the answer (sorry)
- but is there anything (app/software) you can install on a Playstation
3 like Softsqueeze that alllows the PS3 to work
Could you do that with an alarm? You can assign playlists to alarms.
Stuart
On 14/12/2009 1:09 PM, Richard Scales wrote:
I would like to be able to control the music being played according to
the time of day - Is there a method (either by plugin or otherwise)
whereby I can force the playing
No problem - I thought it was a trick question at first!
Stuart
On 14/12/2009 3:08 PM, Richard Scales wrote:
That is fantastic -- I had no idea (I had not looked there!). That
looks like it will do exactly what I want it to.
Thank you for your speedy reply.
Kind regards
as an
external drive is easy to lose or have stolen - Linux makes that easy
with dm-crypt/LUKS (and it's easily scriptable).
Stuart
On 03/08/2009 10:16 AM, socistep wrote:
Hi All,
Thought I'd share with the board my big error over the weekend and also
to highlight the importance of backup!
I
It has been talked about before here:
http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showthread.php?tid=7180
Nut shell: I believe you would first need to port mySQL, PERL and what
ever else was necessary to run SqueezeCenter to the PopcornHour (aka
MediaTank) platform (which uses a SigmaDesign
Labarum wrote:
When you look at the cost of a small form PC, does that make the SB far
too expensive?
This is cheaper that an SB3 in UK
r26709 nightly.
Stuart
On 02/06/2009 12:35 PM, ralphy wrote:
Stuart,
Thanks for the updated ebuild.
Would you consider adding my squeezeslave display and replay gain patch
to the 7.3.3 ebuild?
It's available at
http://squeezeslave.googlecode.com/svn/squeezeslave/trunk/squeezeslave/patches
for it appearing.
Stuart
On 02/06/2009 12:35 PM, ralphy wrote:
Stuart,
Thanks for the updated ebuild.
Would you consider adding my squeezeslave display and replay gain patch
to the 7.3.3 ebuild?
It's available at
http://squeezeslave.googlecode.com/svn/squeezeslave/trunk/squeezeslave/patches
not found it yet, this is where I publish betas when I've got
them together:
http://github.com/hickinbottoms/squeezecenter-ebuild-for-gentoo/tree/master
Keep an eye on that and I hope I'll get something up there in a few
days.
Stuart
On Sun, 2009-05-24 at 13:19 -0700, ralphy wrote:
Does anyone
Do you mean forum updates sent through the mailing list (eg
discuss@lists.slimdevices.com)? If so I only look at the forums via the
mailing list in my email client and it's working fine for me.
Stuart
On Sat, 2009-05-02 at 12:01 -0700, JJZolx wrote:
Am I the only one no longer receiving
Goodsounds wrote:
I've accumulated a variety of USB cords from various purchased devices.
MP3 players, external drives, PDAs, etc etc. Some have thick gauge
wiring, some have thin. Some are straight, some have cylindrical pieces
midway (looking like a snake that swallowed a mouse) that I
Mark Lanctot wrote:
reverber;400569 Wrote:
Won't SC run on any of the dozen or so platforms that Linux has been
ported to?
SC obviously works on x86 and on SPARC (I think that's Infrant
ReadyNAS) but note that Infrant/Netgear has SC specially compiled for
SPARC.
As for PowerPC and
BiBer wrote:
Phil Leigh;396635 Wrote:
try a different interconnect cable between SB and amp (just as an
experiment)
Already done this, tried some good quality cinch strips, and then
several thin cables, the sort of cables you get with new gear. It
doesn't seem to change anything, only
Phil Leigh wrote:
The way I would approach this is to disconnect all except the SB. If no
thump, then connect each item one at a time (keeping the SB connected)
and see when the bump appears.
The SB is NOT grounded to mains earth, it floats. One additional test
is to disconnect the power
BiBer wrote:
seanadams;396704 Wrote:
The wall wart and/or AC power connections have nothing to do with it.
The problem is that the amp is placing no load on the input when it's
not selected, and this allows SB3's output to drift away from 0V. Then
later, when the connection is established,
Have you tried another software player to see if it will sync up? The C
program slimp3slave is about as fundamental/simple as it gets. You will
need a C compiler and a curses library to create the executable. I
don't think anyone has tried to port it to windows yet. But, providing
windows
cwetton wrote:
I have the volume set at fixed as I use my amp for volume adjustments.
I even did a hard reset of the SB3 to see if that made any difference.
Unfortunately I haven't got any other equipment I can plug into the
HTPC to check it with. I think I might go and get a TOSLink
socistep wrote:
...or do the message boards seem quieter recently ?
Check how you are filtering for spam, there has been some on the list
lately. Perhaps it has affected your filter(s) if any.
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discuss mailing list
amino wrote:
I've had my SqueezeBox3 for two and half years now and I absolutely love
it. The only thing I've always wished was a little bit better is the
performance. I'm talking about the speed when I scroll through menus,
artist and song lists and so on. However this didn't stop me from
Mark Lanctot wrote:
It's open source - sorry to sound blunt, but if you want one, make one.
They support the default interface and the Classic one. Others were
made by ordinary users who wanted something different.
Just to make things clear, SqueezeCenter (the PERL program running on
Mark Lanctot wrote:
I believe the OP was referring to the web skins, which (if you know
HTML, CSS, AJAX etc.) are much easier to develop than an alternate
server.
But it seems like there have been no new third-party web skins for
quite a while now - the iPeng skin excepted, but that's a
tobyjug wrote:
Whilst configuring my squeezebox 2 to automatically turn on my amp and
select the CD option (IR blaster), I accidently connected a 9V supply
to the 3.5mm socket. Hence the title. The Squeezebox turned itself on
and there was a strong smell of fried semiconductor. The analogue
seanadams wrote:
The whole DAC/RCA/headphone side of the system is pretty well
partitioned and runs on separate power regulators from the rest of it,
so actually I'm not too surprised that the CPU etc was unaffected.
But that doesn't mean it's easy to fix - there are about six active
GRC wrote:
st2000;391415 Wrote:
I'm not a windoze fan (i.e. there may be windows gurus here that have
better suggestions) but here is what I would do given the constraint of
spending as little as possible (while still using iTunes):
Buy a larger USB HDD
have fun
So that's
pablolie wrote:
It is so strange. For some reason, in some folders, SC does not pick up
the cover art. Yesterday I dropped 2 identical folder.jpg files into 2
different folders, and SC will display the JPG file as coverart of the
album in one folder, but for some reason not in the other.
GRC wrote:
Hi from not-so-sunny-at-the-moment Portugal,
Would appreciate some views on the best way to go for hard disk storage
for my toons. Currently running a nice quiet but elderly Sony Vaio
512MB laptop (so old it's USB 1.1!) under XP Pro with an external WD
Passport 160GB USB disk
FatElvis2000 wrote:
Hello. I just bought a Squeezebox 1 off ebay for my living room.
Where'd the tone controls come from? They seem to work through the
headphone jack.
[image: http://i42.tinypic.com/2d852so.jpg]
So you ripped your CD, but do not like how the sound engineer mastered
Steve Bernard, Jr wrote:
...cut...
Say, would you be able to solve my biggest iTunes problem? I create m3u
files when I rip my CD collections. This works well on the many music
clients I use including SqueezeCenter. But iTunes always creates double
entries because of these files. I
regalma1 wrote:
Very savvy company. They produce a product, sell it, and leave it to
users to solve any problems. Keeps the overhead down. Actually pretty
typical of computer companies - sorry to say.
For what it is worth. This was my experience before they were bought by
Logitech.
Keep
Steve Bernard, Jr wrote:
I'm not commenting on this thread as a whole but I want to correct a
few misconceptions about iTunes where I am able.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 3:52 PM, stuart wrote:
Getting back to the original post - why are you ripping using iTunes?
Here are some
davidsilence wrote:
So I called up Logitech a month ago as my SB3 remote was not working and
told them that I couldn't update my firmware because my remote was bust
(when are they going to sort out a better way to update firmware?). It
turns out that they do not have any remotes in stock at
jablonski wrote:
I forgot to add that when the letters are small, the bar indicating the
volume dims until it's almost dark when I change the volum. When the
letters are bigger, the volume bar just flickers a little.
No one? Well, my old SB has a solidly blue green display and doesn't
trypan wrote:
I have a Duet hooked up wirelessly and I've noticed that the audio
quality is somewhat sub-par. Is this to be expected? Internet
streaming (Pandora, for example) sounds particularly bad. 256 bit rate
AAC files playing from my computer sound a little better , but still not
seanadams wrote:
Wireless isn't the problem. Are you using the phono input?
Oh, that's an excellent question Seandadams!
The phonograph input is very high gain (do they still put these on
amps?). The SB's output will surely be clipped (i.e. sound just
horrible) if you do that. Of course,
sotwell wrote:
Hi, when I first set up my Duet I set it up wireless. I now have a hard
wired ethernet cable running from the receiver to my router. Still
using controller wireless. Do I need to make a change in SC to tell it
to run my receiver wired vs wireless?
No one? Well, I don't
radish wrote:
So $30 for the remote plus (potentially) $30 for the programming cable?
Plus time effort? I'm not sure what the point is given you can get a
low end Harmony for $40. I'm all for hacking stuff because it's there
- but this doesn't really seem cost effective.
Hi Radish...
You
Seeing as you were so nice about Lazy Search (thanks!):
https://www.ripcaster.co.uk/node/203
I've no connection with them, but I've bought from them in the past with
no problems.
Stuart
On 20/01/2009 12:47 PM, aynsleyb wrote:
Hi,
I've just upgraded a couple of my Classics to Booms
aynsleyb wrote:
Hi,
I've just upgraded a couple of my Classics to Booms. The only small
gripe I have with the Boom is the remote. In itself a great piece of
kit and fit for purpose, but having used the Classic remote for so long
I miss having the numbers, especially for the excellent Lazy
bouton wrote:
Thanks for your detailed instructions. I tried and tried. Learned way
much more than I ever wanted to know about Linux. Gave up and installed
it onto the flash drive of the T5720 - AND IT STILL DIDN'T Work!. So
took the hd, put it into another pc - and guess what - it was the
bobkoure wrote:
st2000;386652 Wrote:
...cut...
Why not just skip the SB and stick a computer in the closet complete w/a
ASK IR receiver (dongle)
thingy and softsqueeze? I can't believe a USB IR receiver being more
than $50, more like $30. I don't know how much of a hassle this would
be
bobkoure wrote:
Thanks!
Actually, now that I think about it, it likely makes more sense to have
a SB3 and a number of controllers.
The house is wired for IR-repeat to the audio closet, so, something
with IR-in, so the remotes already in place can do simple things like
pause/play/skip.
Since you are running Linux I think the first thing you should do is run
top and check on the resources of the hpt5720. I am not clear on your
set up, but if the pen (aka flash memory) drive is your disk drive
(if that is possible) and you are swapping out, you may severely impact
Agreed (about the wireless). Name brand *stereo* blue tooth combos are
about $100US (transmitter receiver). And, with that setup you can
probably pair your receiver with your cellphone.
Most *stereo* head phones I've seen have remote control capabilities.
But (as intreaging as it sounds)
jmanings wrote:
Excuse the off topic thread, but recent posts on these here have got me
interested
Im considering buying one of these 2...anyone care to give me some
pro's/cons on wach and how they compare?
Let me say that I am leaning towards the Apple TV initially because I
want
Peter wrote:
trotsky10 wrote:
I have just released a new version of SqueezeNMT which provides a
browser GUI optimised for display on (flatscreen) TV's.
Written primarily to work with the Networked media tank i.e. Popcorn
hour, eGreat, istar etc but it works also inn the browser on your pc
dsdreamer wrote:
Skinny;382055 Wrote:
I'm with you on that. Bits will be bits.
With you on that as well.
I would have once said that bits are bits (and so they are) but without
an accurate clock bits can't be reproduced into the waveform they
represent.
...cut...
OMG, it's digi...,
Hi Thomsens...
thomsens wrote:
One nice attribute of the Coax approach is that you can use your Coax in
the walls to connect systems remotely. In my case, I use the DAC in the
Transporter locally to my 2 channel system and also use the Coax digital
out to connect it into my home theater
jbloggs wrote:
I was wondering if there was any difference (in quality) between using a
coaxial or toslink connection from a SquzzeBox Classic (3) to a
DACMagic; and if one is better than the other, could someone please
recommend a decent make of cable to use.
Thanks.
For once it doesn't
a UPnP
media server (TwonkyVision/MediaTomb etc) to drive the PS3 - you can
point it at your same music files at the end of the day, and has the
bonus of also serving video.
Stuart
dwilliams01 wrote:
Well, sounds like I'll have to give it a try, anyway. Thanks! I will
have a wired 1g network
Ty Bower wrote:
Thanks for all the replies. That confirms what I had already suspected.
I'll get my hands on a remote one way or another.
My laptop has an IR port. It's too bad there is no universal remote
emulator software I could run to send the necessary commands out the
laptop's IR
SSieb wrote:
hey guys, is there any better resource for the CLI commands and examples
than whats in the tech section of the webgui? Has anyone made a more
readable list? There seem to also be a lot of command coming back
after a listen command that are not defined, any resource for these?
KingTubby wrote:
All was fine, I was happily listening to music streamed to my amp from
my vista PC. Then it stopped. And now I can't get the squeezebox to
connect to my pc. It sits there with a slow flashing red light.
I have a feeling that my PC/Linksys Router unilaterally decided to re
Hi Grrre (??)...
KingTubby wrote:
Hi
I was running the latest beta (7.3 if I recall correctly) and as I say
it was fine and dandy. Then kaput
My PC is connected to a Linksys wag54gts router. When I try to access
squeezecenter at 127.0.0.1:9000 it doesnt resolve which makes me think
my
bytor wrote:
Okay I have the duet connected wirelessly in my upstairs bedroom - all
computer stuff is in basement two flights down. I have a signal
booster upstairs about 30 feet away and all of laptops and desktops
work wirelessly perfectly. I constantly have to take out the
controller
supanash wrote:
I turned off my SB3 and then turned it back on soon after. The display
is now blank and according to the slimserver webpage it's no longer
connected. I can see the red light behind the optical output flap, so
it looks like it is receiving some power.
Has anyone had this
supanash wrote:
SuperQ;356611 Wrote:
Doesn't sound good. How old is it?
Less than a year I think. I'd need to dig out the exact purchase date.
st2000;356624 Wrote:
Not much to go on.
Well, is the VFD still working? A VFD is similar to an old vacuum
tube.
There are wires that are
Peter wrote:
Skunk wrote:
peter;356187 Wrote:
Ah, a binary. I just installed it I'm not very impressed. Imitation of
hardware devices doesn't seem to be the way to a good desktop
experience.
I hope this isn't in defense of Softsqueeze being a good desktop
experience,
computer).
If it's still giving that 404 error take a look here:
http://www.hickinbottom.com/lazysearch/wiki/FAQ#i-m-getting-a-404-not-found-error-when-trying-to-access-the-plugin-settings-how-do-i-fix-it
Stuart
Bert57 wrote:
Just dl'd but when I go to settingspluginslazysearchsettings
I get
404
of just deleting it - that way you could
always move it back again.
Stuart
Bert57 wrote:
Did as suggested and still have the 404 error. Went to the how-to and
found the cache file but befor clearing wanted to be sure that it is
just a holding area. There are many things in it and I don't want
tyeguy wrote:
peter;353295 Wrote:
tyeguy wrote:
Hello All
I've owned my Squeezebox system for almost 2 months now and have met
with many frustrations. I'm hoping that others might assist in
telling
me what I'm doing wrong.
I have 1 Squeezebox Controller, and 2 Receivers - one
trotsky10 wrote:
Hi,
Being an owner of one of the Syabas based Networked media tank devices,
I was wondering if it would be possible (or has been done?) to create a
skin for the NMT (Popcorn-Hour, EGreat, Istar Mini, etc etc) much like
the ipeng or nokia skins. For me I think it would
Hi...
I think this is a case of It's been around, so the basic stuff is lost
in the noise. (That, or I couldn't google earth if it was under my feet!)
Where can I find an overview of how the nokia 770 or ipeng SqueezeCenter
plugins work. This is, if that is what they are. This may be where
.
Stuart
emiliano wrote:
Hi,
I'm still considering buying a Squeezebox version 1: which are the
known limitations?
Using WAVE/PCM encoding from server I can use FLAC with server
decoding, so hgih quality audio it's still possible... but later
slimserver features are still available?
Many
axel007 wrote:
In the collected wisdom of the present audience, is there a best
Harmony for use with the SB3? One with the least reported issues, best
display etc?
Real gear heads use cheap JP1.x remotes and beat them, I mean program
them into submission.
See: hifi-remote.com
I picked up
You can do exactly that - see the audio settings for your remote player
in the web interface. You'll need LAME Installed on the server to make
it work.
Stuart
cgl wrote:
Hello,
I have set up a slimserver on my home computer and am able to connect
to it from work without a problem. (openvpn
I think this might be:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6143
I produce the package for Gentoo and as a workaround I have to install
my distribution's GD package and then run build-perl-modules.pl.
Stuart
ioncube wrote:
Hi
Having somewhat reluctantly to update from 6.3.1 (the last
Pat Farrell wrote:
Chris Laplante wrote:
In talking to a hardware engineer at the BBQ yesterday, he mentioned
that the current crop of products with VFDs will likely be the last
they sell. New stuff will be LCD based. I expressed that was too bad,
since the VFDs are quite functional and
I'm not sure how well my threading is working w.r.t. this thread. As I
can't see this one from the beginning. Regardless, if the original
poster is into hacking, there is the JP1 project alternative. You can
buy certain types of remotes (google jp1 remotes) for as little at
$10US (radshack
I looked it up, it's more along the lines of taking apart the demo unit
for parts. A VFD, especially a graphic VFD, is expensive. I, for one,
would probably buy it if the price were right.
This is just conjecture, but if I were asked to design an SB demo unit
the 10BaseT port would be the
. A good thought though.
stuart wrote:
I looked it up, it's more along the lines of taking apart the demo unit
for parts. A VFD, especially a graphic VFD, is expensive. I, for one,
would probably buy it if the price were right.
This is just conjecture, but if I were asked to design an SB demo
MeSue wrote:
Has anyone here been able to overcome the problem of microwave ovens
interfering with the wireless signal? I even looked up the frequency of
the micro and set my router to use the channel farthest from it, but it
didn't help.
I have found that if I am listening to my local
snarlydwarf wrote:
MeSue;337093 Wrote:
Well, I DO get perfect popcorn out of mine. Everything is a trade-off. I
wonder if loading up the cabinet between the SB and microwave would
help... must buy more dishes!
Buy something with high copper or iron content in the glaze... need
that for
to tweak maxVersion as usual for plugin compatibility. From
memory, I don't think I had to do anything else.
Stuart
SolidSilver wrote:
I have an original SqueezeBox with the graphical display upgrade.
Starting with SqueezeCenter 7.1, I cannot find a weather screensaver
that will display on the SB-G
DrNic wrote:
Hi all,
I'm not sure if anyone can help me here, or if the founders of
Slimdevices still have any spares for good old kit!
My SB1G (manufactured March 2004) has finally given up the electrical
ghost. After some testing (out came the old AVO meter) it seems that
the VFD unit is
surly wrote:
Mainly i think of a Unit that might be worth to be sold by Slim
Devices/Logitech. The Idea is, that you could use the server that runs
SqueezeCenter as a Player too, without the need of a Monitor.
Therefore i See two Scenarios
1.) Your Squeezecenter is running on your
surly wrote:
st2000;334321 Wrote:
But, Surly, you are missing the point. The Squeezecenter server does
not contain any software to play back music. That's the job of the
clients. When you start up something like SoftSqueeze on your media
center you are starting a completely different
surly wrote:
I would like to know if a product like this would be of any interest to
you as Squeezebox users:
I have a Mediacenter running in my main System.
For now i tried Softsqueeze and SqueezeCenter on it and Softsqueeze on
a second Computer in an other Room.
I am planning to buy
tablespace limit has been hit.
Stuart
thread wrote:
Code:
$ mysql --version
mysql Ver 14.12 Distrib 5.0.60, for pc-linux-gnu (i686) using readline 5.2
I commented out the line log-bin and restarted mysql/squeezecenter,
but it doesn't
with
[Solved] as a clue to others if you like.
Stuart
thread wrote:
Brilliant! That did it for me!
Thank you so very much, hickinbottoms.
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being the issue.
Stuart
thread wrote:
1. ext3
2. no, I don't believe I've made any mods to my my.conf. See below...
3. x86
4. It seems that I can browse by genre, artist, etc just fine. I'm
betting that I don't have all my music in the db, but what is there is
findable in this way
LazySearch2 works on 7.1 (although you'll have to download the latest).
The older 7.0.1-compatible version will work if you tweak the
install.xml file.
Similarly, it will work on 7.2 with the install.xml tweak.
Stuart
Apesbrain wrote:
Are these plugins supported on 7.1?
- Alien
I believe if you start w/Free Lossless Audio Compression (FLAC) it will
stay that way through the process. This is speculation, but starting in
WAV w/no compression and compressing it to FLAC on the server then
uncompressing it at the client (if that's what happens) should not
result in any
I'd be a little cautious - recent commit messages have mentioned the tag
as for a release candidate. If that's the case this *may* end up being
7.1, or it may not.
Stuart
4mula1 wrote:
Looks like 7.1 is out the door. The changelog on the download page is
for 7.1. I'm surprised the Web
to think about. In my experience kernel RAID in Linux
works extremely well and it's never let me down.
As others have said, though, it's not backup so you'll still need your
external disk to periodically take an 'off-site' snapshot.
Sorry for the ramble,
Stuart
bmorejojo wrote
You're right, that would be the correct way of doing things - I'm just
too stingy! (hence the duffer old laptop!).
Stuart
funkstar wrote:
hickinbottoms;313059 Wrote:
I suppose I
should remove the battery from the laptop so it will all 'fail' at the
same time.
Or you could get
/scan process if you're up for a bit of scripting.
Stuart
bobkoure wrote:
Thanks for taking the time to both figure that one out - ant to post
it!
I just got a copy of genpuid.
Getting a copy is a bit more involved than just downloading something;
go 'here' (http://musicbrainz.org/doc/genpuid
Or buy a (Logitech) Harmony remote, which will know Squeezebox codes
already.
Stuart
toby10 wrote:
jarump3;313141 Wrote:
The remote for my squeezebox has been destroyed by my kids. I can not
get it to work. I have contacted several shops, but none of them can
ship me a new one.
I've
Yep - I'll give that a go when I get a moment.
Stuart
egd wrote:
hickinbottoms;313153 Wrote:
I started to write up some notes about GenPuid on the wiki:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Automating_MusicIP_with_GenPuid
It's not finished, but should be understandable from
and had a few ideas for a Lazy Search
equivalent, but I've not had the time to put any of them to code yet,
I'm afraid.
This does seem like a nice interface idea - it would be interesting to
try. It comes down to licensing, though, as it's not free.
Stuart
Michael Herger wrote:
Wouldn't
cwinson wrote:
Thanks for the replies guys.
Have done a bit more research on the buffering and it seems that
windows media player is particularly bad (if that's the right term) at
buffering the mp3 stream. It effectively downloads as much as is can,
which means you changing the stream
mvalera wrote:
st2000;304093 Wrote:
patrija wrote:
Hi. Yes, I'd like the ability to run both systems at the same time
and
playing the same music.
My main listening area I want to run analog signals from the
transporter. I plan to use the transporter's XLR and RCA at the same
time.
In
letaage wrote:
The other day I upgraded from v6.5.4 to v7.0.1 and I am having a problem
where by 95% of the time the graphics on web interface do not load
properly. In fact the graphics don't seem to load at all.
The graphics occasionally load, perhaps once out of 20 or so times, the
letaage wrote:
The other day I upgraded from v6.5.4 to v7.0.1 and I am having a problem
where by 95% of the time the graphics on web interface do not load
properly. In fact the graphics don't seem to load at all.
The graphics occasionally load, perhaps once out of 20 or so times, the
patrija wrote:
Hi. Yes, I'd like the ability to run both systems at the same time and
playing the same music.
My main listening area I want to run analog signals from the
transporter. I plan to use the transporter's XLR and RCA at the same
time.
In the home theater I use the Diva for
patrija wrote:
Hi. I have a transporter that I'm trying to setup optimally and could
use advice. Here's what I'm trying to do:
1) I have a 2-channel music room with Anthony Gallo Reference 3.1
speakers driven by an Audio Control 2-channel Avalon amplifier and the
Gallo sub amp.
2) I
Ok, thanks for your replay, but maybe I should be more specific:
Is there a CLI command a client can use to tell the difference between
pulling the default no art work image and pulling real album art work
images?
(i.e. Having to pull the default image 100s of times is a real wast of
Hi...
Was wondering. Is there a way to tell if there is no album art? I would
rather not bother with the default image if album art is not available.
...thanks
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that,
unfortunately.
Stuart
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That's very good to hear - thanks very much. (I put together the current
ebuild, heavily influenced by the old one and with lots of help from the
formal package maintainer Joe).
Stuart
Bradley wrote:
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Thanks so very, very, very much to EVERYONE involved in making the
SC7.0
Yes, Lazy Search should be pretty stable as I've not had to change it
for a long time. I'm planning on pushing out a non-beta version now that
the server is stabilised, but it won't be significantly different to
that latest beta you have.
Stuart
Rangdo wrote:
The library scan time is way
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