DJMUK Wrote:
Another method which I use is to rip to specific directories and then
simply use a windows shortcut to include those you want in the 'SS
Music Folder'. This is the same method you would use to access more
than one hard drive or partition.
David
Does anyone know if the Windows
Maybe that will also keep the Zapped files from coming back every time
I rescan?
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MeSue Wrote:
Does anyone know if the Windows shortcut trick also works for playlists?
I did some experiments to answer my own question, and it seems to be
no. I also discovered that the shortcuts trick for music folders
doesn't work if you use MusicMagic Mixer. The MMM library is added to
Another method which I use is to rip to specific directories and then
simply use a windows shortcut to include those you want in the 'SS
Music Folder'. This is the same method you would use to access more
than one hard drive or partition.
I used this primarily to exclude Christmas Music from
I have a collection of radio, and audio books which I would also like to
exclude from the music scan. I only ever access them from the Browse
Music Folder.
I like the idea of having a per-directory hidden file that instructs
slimserver how to behave
See
I logged a bug on this issue.
In slimserver 6.02, I had my Xmas music and movie soundtracks outside
my music folder, but I created playlists to access the files and could
still play them from the UI.
Using this method, the tracks never appeared in Random mixes as they
weren't visible in my
oreillymj Wrote:
Now the Xmas songs do play during random mixes.
But if you tag them with a Genre, of say, 'Xmas' you can easily exclude
them as the 6.2 Random Mix supports include/exclude genres.
David
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Assumedly this is only a problem when you're playing random music (i.e.
you can just not play Christmas music in other situations). Why don't
you just give your Christmas music the genre Christmas, then use Random
Mix and tell it to exclude Christmas?
Max
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I don't think
I don't use iTunes, rather glad actually as it seems too cause so many
problems!
Sorry it's not helping you but perhaps someone using iTunes can confirm
wether or not it works.
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SS doesn't care about the offical MP3 genre list.
But I believe it is a bit flaky at picking up genre changes on existing
files.
Have you checked the re-tagged files have the correct genre in SS?
James
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I'll go back and have a look at the tags iTunes put on these files.
Annoyingly, if the file has ID1.1 ID2.x tags, iTunes will only update
the 2.x tags. I then have to go into winamp and use the Copy to ID1.1
button to synch the tags.
So why do I use iTunes? Well I think it's got the most
Annoyingly, if the file has ID1.1 ID2.x tags, iTunes will
only update
the 2.x tags. I then have to go into winamp and use the Copy
to ID1.1
button to synch the tags.
Isn't there an iTunes option that deals with this?
(Would check but I don't have iTunes installed here).
I've never had
max.spicer Wrote:
Assumedly this is only a problem when you're playing random music (i.e.
you can just not play Christmas music in other situations). Why don't
you just give your Christmas music the genre Christmas, then use Random
Mix and tell it to exclude Christmas?
Max
I also use
Protect them so that the Slimserver user can't read them?
What do you mean by that?
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If I recall correctly, pfarrel is a *nix (freebsd) user. He meant
change the permissions on the music directories using the Unix chmod
command, so that the slimserver process would not have access.
You can do similar things under Windows. You can change permissions on
a folder so that the
MeSue Wrote:
Is there any way to exclude certain folders from the SlimServer scan?
Maybe by putting certain characters in the folder name, or listing them
in preferences? If not, is this a reasonable request?
I don't think there's a clever way to do it... What I've done (in my
case with xmas
I didn't really want to move the folders up a level but I guess I'll
have too. I couldn't find a security tab under folder properties even
though I do have WinXP Pro. Probably because I use simple file
sharing or whatever that option is.
Still, I think it would be handy to have a server
MeSue Wrote:
Still, I think it would be handy to have a server preference to ignore
or hide specified folders. If it could be enabled or disabled on the
fly it might be useful to those folks who have wished for a parental
controls type of feature.
I agree Mesue. There is a bug currently
Yannzola Wrote:
Unfortunately, actually developing this feature is way beyond my skill
set.
y.
Yeah, same here. Well, I added some ideas to that bug report you
mentioned. We'll see if anything comes from it.
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