Gordon,
1) It won#8217;t (do fingerprinting correctly with multi-track FLACs).
Another reason to go for single-track FLACs (which I did). Fortunately,
SC can play them gapless.
2) Nobody seems to know, but I personally also haven#8217;t heard from
Wendell for quite a long time :-( I -hope- they
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 10:30 AM, Moonbase
moonbase.3q2poc1238772...@no-mx.forums.slimdevices.com wrote:
2) Nobody seems to know, but I personally also haven#8217;t heard from
Wendell for quite a long time :-( I -hope- they are not, because they
are still the best system #8212; and what would
Andrew, any progress/news regarding MusicIP integration for Vortexbox?
I#8217;m currently playing with Vortexbox 0.5 on a spare PC, trying
out SC7.4-25724, a custom Jive and MIP headless 1.8.
Just wanted to remark that for Fedora/Vortexbox use, it might be wise
to modify the '\mmserver\ sample
I never really understood how MusicIP works. I got it running but I
couldn't get it to do much inside SC. I'll make an RPM that does what
you posted. If you can test it that would be really good.
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Sure, be happy to test :-)
You might want to somehow start a -genpuid- run for files just ripped,
so they can have the analysis data stored in their tags. Id recommend
not trying to update the -autoload.m3lib- using genpuid 1.4 (it has a
bug) but instead store the analysis data inside the
Moonbase: two final musicip questions:
1). Do you know if the genpuid fingerprint tool can work with flacs
with embedded cuesheets? I.E. does it know how to distinguish tracks
within a flac? And in terms of storing the fingerprint in a tag in the
flac for quicker rescan, how does it store the
gharris999;401395 Wrote:
What's your sense of how well MusicIP works with classical music? I've
been curious about this but have yet to devote the time to get it
running on my server. I'm guessing that with 1T worth of flacs with
more than 125 days of play time, the finger printing
gharris999;401395 Wrote:
What's your sense of how well MusicIP works with classical music?
Unfortunately I only have -very- few classical titles. I would expect
good results but you might want to ask someone that really uses MIP
with classical music. Or give -last.fm- a try they use
I tried installing it in VMware, but failed with both default install and
install in vmware (30GB) options. After entering the root password (during
installation) I get error messages Error opening /dev/sdX: no such device or
address (where X was a, z, y, q, r...)
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I load VortexBox into Vmware all the time for testing and it works very
well. What Guest Operating system did you select for the VM? You need
to use Other Linux 2.6.x kernel for it to work. You will need to use
the 30GB option. That way VortexBox will install on just one
partition. The default
Moonbase;400998 Wrote:
Couldnt live without it :-)
Generates acoustic fingerprints for uniquely detecting music, uses
these to create sound-alike mixes.What's your sense of how well MusicIP
works with classical music? I've
been curious about this but have yet to devote the time to get
I load VortexBox into Vmware all the time for testing and it works very
well. What Guest Operating system did you select for the VM? You need
to use Other Linux 2.6.x kernel for it to work.
Will try that. I was using Redhat.
Michael
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We have been trying to build the perfect backend server/NAS software for
SqueezeBox using open source software. We seem to be getting closer with
this release. We added better error correcting to our autoripper so it
can rip CDs with errors.
If you need a server to store your music on VortexBox
agillis;400965 Wrote:
[#8230;] Our goal is to make VortexBox the easiest to use most
functional backend for Squeezebox. [#8230;]
Cool. Keep it up!
A-hem #8230; How about adding a preconfigured MusicIP Headless? And
some nice GUI option to enter one#8217;s key for it? And run genpuid
after a
Interesting, I didn't know about MusicIP. What does it do for you and
how does it work?
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Couldn#8217;t live without it :-)
Generates acoustic fingerprints for uniquely detecting music, uses
these to create sound-alike mixes. (Also the system used behind the
scenes with the MusicBrainz database, and BBC and last.fm use it.)
AND it#8217;s supported by SqueezeCenter, so they#8217;d
I'll look into it. Seem easy enough to install.
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Thanks for your interest! Really looking forward to whats coming out of
it :-)
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