Bummer. It does indeed _not_ work on my Linux box neither. I only tested
on Windows. I will have a second look.
From Linux to Windows Migration
(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/interopmigration/linux/mvc/lintowin.mspx?mfr=true)
In particular, setting locales or specifying locale
Done that thanks (I'm guessing that you meant custom-convert.conf, not
custom-types.conf, for the second modification).
What do I do now to point AlienBBC at my .ra files (or my .ra files at
AlienBBC)?
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You have to point AlienBBC - Slimserver will now know about the ra
extension. I think browser music folder will work but a quick way
would be to use Tune in with file:// prefixing the full file path.
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So it does. How splendid.
Thanks for that sorry for being so dense.
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Hi All
I'm trying unsuccessfully to get AlienBBC running on a LinkStation Pro
running Freelink (Debian) and hope someone might be able to help.
So far, I have SlimServer 6.5.1 running fine, and have installed the
AlienBBC 1.06 plugin correctly (I can browse through the different BBC
shows
I recently purchased a Squeezebox to listen primarily to Internet Radio.
I used a workaround described on the forum to get Slimserver running on
Vista Home Premium.
My problem is I cannot get RTE Radio 1 Live to play on the Squeezebox.
All of the other RTE and BBC stations work fine. When I try
Hello,
I've Slimserver 6.2.1 with AlienBBc and a patch for Slimserver and all
works fine. If I upgrade to Slimserver 6.5.1 (I'm interested for the
RadioTime plugin), can I have AlienBbc? Must I use the patch for
version 6.2.1 or there is a new patch or no patch at all? Thanks a lot
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What OS
Also this sort of Roku specific question is best answered on the Roku
forum.
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RTE have recently changed their website and updated the Radio1 stream so
the url are out of date.
I think this should work
Edit (using Wordpad if on Windows) the file
Plugins/Alien/AlienAddon/AlienRTEMenu.pm and change the line 174 from
Radio 1 Live|http://www.rte.ie/smiltest/radio1_new.smil;,
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4678)?
There's a new patch up there which should work with Linux as well. Please
give it a try.
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bpa,
Many thanks for your fast reply which worked perfectly. After making
the change to the URL, all I had to do was to restart the computer and
I was listening to RTE Radio 1 Live on the Squeezebox.
Thanks again,
Derek
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The current implementation of the Real decoder in mplayer uses floating
point. Most ARM processor do not have an FPU so it is emulated and is
about 10 times slower - so a 266MHZ ARM with no FPU cannot do real time
decoding of RealAudio but a 266Mhz PPC (e.g. DS106, LinkStation II/Kuro)
can
Thanks for the input - that makes a lot of sense but suggests no simple
solution.
AlienBBC is a 'nice to have' for me so I can take it or leave it, but I
might have a further play around (perhaps trying to compile mplayer
natively) if I get the time. However, your warnings about performance
I've been trying to use SLim Remote on mt PDA, but I can't get past the
server settings. I use the same settings I have for IE, which works
fine on the PDA, but I just get 'Can't Find SlimServer' error.
I have check that CLI is open and set to the right value.
ANy clues, not much help on the
Hi Tony
Yeah, I happen to use it from time to time :-)
I've been trying to use SLim Remote on mt PDA, but I can't get past the
server settings. I use the same settings I have for IE, which works
fine on the PDA, but I just get 'Can't Find SlimServer' error.
The same settings do _not_ apply.
Windows Xp Sp2 with Soundbridge M1001. I asked here, because I think
that AlienBbc works with Soundbridge only with a patch: isn't it?
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My PDA and SS are all on the same side of the router firewall, so I
don't usually have to worry about ports, but I forwarded tham any way,
but it had no effect.
BT
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There are two plugins which will do this, SuperDateTime and Weather,
Date Time. Granted they are taking data from airports and public
weather stations, so there might be a degree or two of local
variation, but it's good enough for most people.
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Just installed Alien BBC. The mplayer test gives me this:
MPlayer 1.0pre8-3.4.2 (C) 2000-2006 MPlayer Team
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) processor (Family: 6, Model: 4, Stepping: 2)
CPUflags: MMX: 1 MMX2: 1 3DNow: 1 3DNow2: 1 SSE: 0 SSE2: 0
Compiled with runtime CPU detection.
STREAM_HTTP(1), URL:
On 3/23/07, Michael Herger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would you have any interest in making a plugin for slacker.com
stations?
I could not even get this to play over the web. Tried at home, at the
office, using MSIE, Opera, Firefox in various versions. While the screen
does update, I can't
I think the mplayer problem is mplayer detection of the capabilities of
the AMD Athlon processor.
Another user had similar problem with a VIA processor. I have built 3
version of mplayer 1.0rc1. Try no. 1 and if that fails then 2 and 3.
Wow thank you so much. No.1 works!!
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My PDA and SS are all on the same side of the router firewall, so I
don't usually have to worry about ports, but I forwarded tham any way,
but it had no effect.
Don't open the ports towards the internet. I wasn't talking about your
main firewall, but your computer's built-in firewall. I
No 1. worked with the VIA processor as well. It looks like detection
code in mplayer has been fixed and that'll be good for the next release
of AlienBBC.
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The stations I listened to were quite good, with a lot of deep tracks
and obscure albums. The coming hardware that they'll be integrating
with the website also looks pretty cool.
Jack Coates;189977 Wrote:
On 3/23/07, Michael Herger slim (AT) herger (DOT) net wrote:
Would you have any
Sune;189551 Wrote:
... many good things said which I removed ...
...for the commercial Slim/Logitech guys following this thread, I would
direct my attention at getting all the help possible given to this
guy...
Wise words ! Too add some comments (or ramblings)
I'm not saying its
Jack Coates;189975 Wrote:
There are two plugins which will do this, SuperDateTime and Weather,
Date Time. Granted they are taking data from airports and public
weather stations, so there might be a degree or two of local
variation, but it's good enough for most people.
Not really what I'm
The hardware part of a project like this could be solved by the
following:
If you can have a program write the data to a file, you could use
FileViewer plugin to display it. Or copy this to create you custom plugin,
if you need to do some parsing.
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SuperDateTime can parse Weather Underground, which features more than 50
sites in Denmark. It can also parse the personal weather stations on
Weather Underground as well. Check Wunderground.com to see if you can
find a station close by. It may be all you need. You can get wind,
humidity and
Another way could be to create plugin like WeatherTime and SuperDateTime
that can extract info from another provider which host data from a
location much closer to you, like Weather Underground?
http://www.wunderground.com/global/DN.html
If you hook up a personal weatherstation there is also
dc11ab;190006 Wrote:
Another way could be to create plugin like WeatherTime and SuperDateTime
that can extract info from another provider which host data from a
location much closer to you, like Weather Underground?
http://www.wunderground.com/global/DN.html
If you hook up a personal
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