It's working now. Thanks.
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tggreen
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I can't get it to set a path. I can't get it to insert to a playlist.
That's because you're running commands which are to _query_ these values:
The genre, artist, album, title duration, remote,
current_title and path commands allow for querying information about
the song currently
Are there any completely worked examples where this actually does
something? After logging in through telnet, I went through an hour of
commend sequences like the following:
players 0 2
players 0 2 count%3A1 playerindex%3A0
playerid%3A4f%3Aa8%3Ad9%3Aab%3A91%3A83 ip%3A127.0.0.1%3A51415
When I try to run the player command as described in the help page,
the bash shell of Mac OS X responds with command not found. Does
anybody know the fully qualified path for running these commands? I
don't see any executables with the proper name.
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tggreen
you need to establish a connection to the server first.
try: telnet serverip 9090
if that works, you'll get this as a response:
Trying serverip...
Connected to servername.
Escape character is '^]'.
Then you can start typing in any commands that you want.
you can also use netcat with command
Is there a simple way for a program to send a message to SlimServer that
will tell it to play a particular music file (with hopefully a way to
specify the file path in the SlimServer's file space)? For instance,
will hitting a particular URL on the SlimServer port do the trick?
Go to the
Is there a simple way for a program to send a message to SlimServer that
will tell it to play a particular music file (with hopefully a way to
specify the file path in the SlimServer's file space)? For instance,
will hitting a particular URL on the SlimServer port do the trick?
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