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Greg, is this a page you could parse? I'm looking for Lockwoods Folly
tides. http://topsailweather.com/beach_conditions.php
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A lot of the log looks OK - you don't need mplayer.sh for SSODS -
flipflip has a special version of mplayer called mplayer-stdout which
works in SSODS and bypasses need for mplayer.sh
What sort of player are you using Softsqueeze or SB2/3 ?
The log is odd in that it starts to play correctly and
I didn't know what you meant by SSODS, so I Googled for it, and found
the item and the related readme.txt.
The problem seems to be that the instructions for installing AlienBBC
really are not the full instructions but only mention the changes
needed in this installation from the standard installa
Hi
My installation has no reference to mplayer. The slimserver directory
has a BIN and a Plugins Directory, but neither contain a mplayer.sh
file.
The installation instructions on SSODS state to d/l alienbbc and copy
the alien folder to the slimserver\plugins folder. Then to check shares
and the
Thanks. Classical tracks are probably less than 5% so I think I'll
investigate option 2.
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Thanks for the suggestions. If I cannot get this working I'll have to go
down the BottleRocket route, although I may need a USB version.
Felix how do you interpret the codes? Is there a document I can read to
understand the raw_codes format? BTW the Pronto I used to try and teach
the Squeezebox w
Id like to power on my Squeezebox and have radio 4 starting
automatically. Although playlists I make of my own music start
automatically AlienBBC ones will not.
Ive tried all the various Player Settings/Audio/Power on Resume
settings but none appear to work with an AlienBBC playlist.
Any help ver
Well, mplayer.sh is certainly needed.
Do you have it? On my machine (a Mac, so the exact settings will be
different) it is in a folder named "bin" inside a folder named
"SlimDevices" which also contains a folder named "Plugins".
The original downloaded AlienBBC should unpack to a folder that
con
Hello outthere,
I have altered the logfile debugging script.
RTSP entries : .wav mplayer -stdout was ticked.
RTSP FLAC was NOT ticked.
Yes I do get a long list under Radio 4 Listen Again.
Mplayer standalone? I'm not sure how to do that?
I have looked thru the logfile and see a section:
"dr
MillmoorRon;195785 Wrote:
> I have some classical CD's which I have not yet integrated into my music
> library as I don't want long quiet tracks to pop up in random playlists
> of my (mostly) rock collection. However I would like to be able to
> listen to these occasionally when the mood takes me
d_info and d_scan provide no useful info wrt AlienBBC.
You need a log with d_plugins, d_source and d_remotestream.
Since you provide no details on what part of AlienBBC is not working -
first check.
1. Does mplayer work standalone ?
2. Do you have checked RTSP entries in Server Setting/Filetypes
I am attempting an install of Alienbbc on a Synology RS406. The version
of SS = SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - Linux - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.8 ppc-linux-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 4.1.15
I am using Firmware Version: 2.0.3 - 0430 on the rackstation.
I am obtaining radio stations by th
> Thanks, I'll give it a try! I'm not even sure I know how to get into
> the BIOS on this machine.. IBM Netvista - google-time!
Hit F2 or F10 (repeatedly) while the machine is powering up.
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SteveEast;195824 Wrote:
> The configuration is saved automatically when you shut the system down
> but before that can happen you have to define the backup partition.
> That's under the System=>Backup/Restore menu.
>
> You can change the date/time with the 'date' command, but that doesn't
> seem
nicketynick;195789 Wrote:
>
> Which reminds me, is there a way to save configurations (.pref?) so
> that if you have to stop and restart SlimCD, you don't have to set it
> up again? You've probably answered this elsewhere, but while I have
> your attention. please point me in the right direc
Michael Herger;195739 Wrote:
> > First question - since its an older SlimCD
> > (Linux 2.4.31 on i686?) running 6.2.2, do I use the 'update
> software'
> > that's there, or am I better off making a new CD with the most
> recent
> > SlimCD?
>
> There's nothing more recent when it comes to the ker
Helped me as well
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I have some classical CD's which I have not yet integrated into my music
library as I don't want long quiet tracks to pop up in random playlists
of my (mostly) rock collection. However I would like to be able to
listen to these occasionally when the mood takes me.
I already have a few SQL playlis
The original name of the radio station was Great Western Radio (GWR)
loosely plagiarised from Great Western Railway (GWR) the first railway
running from London to Bristol.
Note that GWR the radio and GWR the railway were based in Bristol and
Swindon.
With apologies to Great Western Railway enthu
pkcouch;195718 Wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Probably a dumb question here...what does GWR stand for?
>
> Thank you,
> Paul c.
I don't think it actually means much. It is just a British Radio
company group name.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GWR_Group
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Hi mattross
As Peter mentioned, BottleRocket plugin is probably easier to setup
since it's especially made for integration with X-10.
However, looking at your learned ir codes, I think something went
wrong. The timing seems to be odd and number 2 seems to lack a start or
an end.
I suggest you tr
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