I think the problem is in this element.
textarea name=page_content rows=40 cols=120
onfocus=clear_default_content(this)
As soon as you type inside this box, it wipes out the right hand scroll
bar and messes up somehow.
This was the same problem that I experienced when I tried to write the
If you find the time, could you add to and correct the info in the
table? In particular, can you clarify the use of BAND, PERFORMER, and
ALBUMARTIST, whether they're treated as equivalent, or if there's a
difference, please note what that might be.
Could cue sheet tags be added to the table (or
on 2006-02-26 18:30 Michaelwagner said the following:
OK, I can understand why you'd want multiple genres and multiple
artists for a track, but why multiple titles?
Is this for, like
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss) Cher ?
So it would show up under both if I recoded it as
The Shoop
JJZolx Wrote:
2.2 is different, but what about 2.3 and 2.4? If a tag new to 2.4 is
used in a 2.3 formatted id3 tag, will it be recognized by SlimServer?
If so, then there's no need to document them separately.
I use TSOP frames (new as of 2.4) in existing 2.3 tags without any
problems.
Michaelwagner Wrote:
While it's a bit tough to plow through, the definitive reference, such
as it is, for id3 tags (the ones used in mp3 files) is located here:
http://www.id3.org/develop.html
For the three sort order tags, here is the explanation from that web
site:
TSOA
The
slimpy Wrote:
Not having a sort tag related to TPE2 (Band) is a major flaw.
There's no reason SlimServer couldn't create some (non-standard) sort
tag for BAND/TPE2/ALBUMARTIST.
ALBUMARTISTSORT?
If I'm not mistaken, ID3v2.3/4 permits freeform tags by using its TXXX
tag, so it could have the
On Feb 1, 2006, at 12:08 AM, ceejay wrote:
A quick look in the wiki suggests that someone (finnie ?) has
started to
create a page on this subject but as yet it is empty. A case of watch
this space, perhaps?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimServerSupportedTags
I've updated this
I added comment about ; separating multiple genres.
I think this semi-colon feature works for several tags, but I don't
know which (other than genre).
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Michaelwagner Wrote:
I added comment about ; separating multiple genres.
I think this semi-colon feature works for several tags, but I don't
know which (other than genre).
It's in the server settings. I changed your comment. :)
Does SlimServer support id3v2.4? I thought I'd read something
* JJZolx shaped the electrons to say...
Does SlimServer support id3v2.4? I thought I'd read something about the
library being used only supporting v2.3. Or maybe that was some other
software.
Yes - it supports v2.4. And is preferred even, from a Unicode standpoint.
-D
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weezyl $6.66: The
OK, I can understand why you'd want multiple genres and multiple artists
for a track, but why multiple titles?
Is this for, like
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss) Cher ?
So it would show up under both if I recoded it as
The Shoop Shoop Song;It's in His Kiss
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Michaelwagner
Michaelwagner Wrote:
OK, I can understand why you'd want multiple genres and multiple artists
for a track, but why multiple titles?
Is this for, like
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss) Cher ?
So it would show up under both if I recoded it as
The Shoop Shoop Song;It's in His Kiss
* JJZolx shaped the electrons to say...
It appears to only apply to album titles. If this is new for 6.5, we
should probably also document differences between SlimServer versions
to show which are only beta. Beats the hell out of me why this was
needed, but I vaguely recall a forum thread
Dan Sully Wrote:
It should just grow as you add columns.
I think the problem is with the editing box shown to you by the wiki
when you try to edit the table. *That* doesn't grow, and moreover
mangles the right hand side badly for long lines.
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Michaelwagner
* Michaelwagner shaped the electrons to say...
Dan Sully Wrote:
It should just grow as you add columns.
I think the problem is with the editing box shown to you by the wiki
when you try to edit the table. *That* doesn't grow, and moreover
mangles the right hand side badly for long lines.
Dan Sully Wrote:
SlimServer does support Lyrics tags - which is why they're on the Wiki.
I wasn't aware of this support, but you need to rethink that is why
they're on the Wiki. With folks like myself with only a 1/2
understanding of the inner workings of SlimServer editing the wiki, I'm
sure
Dan Sully Wrote:
Ah, ok. I can make that bigger.
Dan: I looked at this some more. As soon as you type new text into the
request element for the table, the formatting on the right hand side
gets all messed up, to the point where there are 4 or 5 character
positions where you need to type blind.
* JJZolx shaped the electrons to say...
have the version separation there for now.
2.2 is different, but what about 2.3 and 2.4? If a tag new to 2.4 is
used in a 2.3 formatted id3 tag, will it be recognized by SlimServer?
If so, then there's no need to document them separately.
I haven't
Michaelwagner said the following on 02/26/2006 06:30 PM:
OK, I can understand why you'd want multiple genres and multiple artists
for a track, but why multiple titles?
Is this for, like
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss) Cher ?
So it would show up under both if I recoded it as
The
Robin Bowes Wrote:
One pertinent example that springs to mind is alternative titles for
classical works, e.g.:
The Well-Tempered Klavier;Das Wohltemperierte Clavier;Le Clavier bien
tempere; Il clavicembalo ben temperato
Ah, thank you, Robin. Sometimes a concrete usage example goes a long
Wow, thanks to everyone for documenting the tags that are used by
SlimServer. This will simplify things for many people I'm sure!
Looking at the list of supported tags, most of them are straightforward
and self-explanatory, others are a little less clear what they are used
for (and how they
dborn Wrote:
Wow, thanks to everyone for documenting the tags that are used by
SlimServer. This will simplify things for many people I'm sure!
Looking at the list of supported tags, most of them are straightforward
and self-explanatory, others are a little less clear what they are used
While it's a bit tough to plow through, the definitive reference, such
as it is, for id3 tags (the ones used in mp3 files) is located here:
http://www.id3.org/develop.html
For the three sort order tags, here is the explanation from that web
site:
TSOA
The 'Album sort order' frame defines a
On 2/1/06, dborn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I should try a small subset of my music collection with maybe 1
or 2 multi-disc albums and 1 or 2 various artists albums. Now it takes
too long to go change everything (even if Mp3tag is good) and then
rescan the whole database.
This makes a
Yes, thanks Geoff.
Doing that little subset allowed me to quickly fix most of my problems.
The disc and discc tags ended up just being user-entered tags so
the one I had to use was discnumber or something similar (the one
that gets mapped to TPOS) and that worked.
Now I have my multi-disc sets
A quick look in the wiki suggests that someone (finnie ?) has started to
create a page on this subject but as yet it is empty. A case of watch
this space, perhaps?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimServerSupportedTags
Sorry, that was me. I created the entry and wrote a load of stuff,
Thanks Jim,
I exclusively use MP3 files and use Mp3tag to maintain the tags. I can
create a tag named compilation and set it to 1 but will it be
recognized by SS? I guess I could go digging in the perl code to try to
understand what it does but I would think that some people here
(especially the
There is a tag already for this but I'm at work and don't have the
source here. Either someone can step in or else I'll research it over
the weekend.
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There's a lengthy discussion of compilation behaviour over in the
Ripping thread - largely me trying to get my head round a particular
type of behaviour by the SB - which may help.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=20595
Tag Rename does a fine job of adding the compilation tag
There you go. Now I don't have to look it up. Thanks, Siduhe
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A quick look in the wiki suggests that someone (finnie ?) has started to
create a page on this subject but as yet it is empty. A case of watch
this space, perhaps?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimServerSupportedTags
However this page has been blank for a while so I'm not sure if this
You got my vote... :-)
I guess I should try a small subset of my music collection with maybe 1
or 2 multi-disc albums and 1 or 2 various artists albums. Now it takes
too long to go change everything (even if Mp3tag is good) and then
rescan the whole database.
Last time I tried to use the
dborn Wrote:
Hi, I've read many threads and have had my share of tagging questions
concerning slimserver. It would be very useful to have documentation on
the subject of what tags should be used and how, in order to use all the
great features in slimserver.
Maybe it's just me but I can't
One of the problems is that development in this area moves so quickly,
it's hard to document ...
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