I did it that way because of the time it takes to transfer songs to
slimserver and the fact that I wanted playback to start immediately
without the possibility of pauses caused by overloading Slimserver. For
example, If I just hit random and play in MC then the playlist would be
over 12000 songs l
Have you changed anything since it worked the last time ?
Installed any new plugins or a new SlimServer version ?
Does it help if you just restart SlimServer ?
Are you sure you used Dynamic Playlist and TrackStat plugins for the
menu ?
I might be missing something, but I thought there was no wa
Hi Criag,
great piece of software. J River with Slimserver is so cool! I love
it.
One little request: Is it possible to transfer a whole playlist to
slimserver?
If I want play a whole album, slimserver gets only the first 5-6 songs
and during playing first songs the rest.
On the display of my
I created a "last played" dynamic playlist that shows the 50 most
recently played albums, songs, artists, using Dynamic Playlists and
TrackStat.
I placed it on the SB3 top menu level using the player settings-->menu
page in Slimserver. It worked fine for a long time.
Now all of a sudden, I don't
OK, glad it all looks good.
I ran it from Terminal
david-griffiths-computer:/usr/local/bin davidgriffiths$ ./mplayer
-cache 128 -playlist
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/realplayer/media/fmg2.rpm
MPlayer dev-SVN-r21482-4.0.1 (C) 2000-2006 MPlayer Team
CPU: Genuine Intel(R) CPU T2500 @ 2.00
That list ois good. Not only shows that the user but also mplayer.sh
and flac are running. The "mplayer" process may also be running but
the "grep" has filtered it out.
In case mplayer is being blocked in some way - try mplayer standalone
which should play through Mac speakers.
cd /usr/local/b
david-griffiths-computer:~/Library/SlimDevices/bin davidgriffiths$ ps
-auxw | grep slim
davidgri 223 0.1 -2.382120 47856 ?? Ss4:30PM 0:37.54
/usr/bin/perl -w ./slimserver.pl --daemon --d_server --logfile
/Users/davidgriffith
davidgri 327 0.0 -0.027372428 p1 S+7:1
Try
ps -auxw
This should list off all processes - look for the one running
slimserver. From the install script I think (not 100% sure) like the
user who did the install is deemed to be the user who runs slimserver.
I know Slimserver can be run from Terminal - I just can't tell you how
to do i
mplayer.sh looks like this.
#!/bin/sh
scriptpid=$$
apppid=/tmp/.alienbbc-app.$$.pid
app=mplayer
if [ -x /usr/local/bin/$app ] ; then
app=/usr/local/bin/$app
fi
# For mplayer pre6 comment out following line and uncomment line after
if [ -e "${10}" ] ; then
#if [ -e "${12}" ] || [ -e "${13}" ] ;
The log indicates that everyhting looks OK up to starting mplayer.sh. A
log when slimserver is run from Terminal would give more info from
mplayer.sh
In the meantime there are 3 areas to re-check.
1.check /Users/davidgriffiths/Library/SlimDevices/bin/mplayer.sh that
it has a permission to execu
Changed permissions. Both are now me.
Still nothing
2007-04-29 16:31:35.2165 Clearing out song queue first
2007-04-29 16:31:35.2166 Song queue is now 0
2007-04-29 16:31:35.2168 00:04:20:06:cf:66: Switching to mode play from
stop
2007-04-29 16:31:35.2177 openSong on:
rtsp://rmlive.bbc.co.uk/bbc-r
You could try changing owner and group of lame to davidgri.
I've checked my system (for which AlienBBC works well) and found that
both mplayer and lame have myself as owner and group.
I'm the person most responsible for the instructions, but as my Mac is
a PowerBook, there are things about the I
I've uploaded V1.52 to the website below.
V1.52 adds support for Wavepack files and fixes a localisation error.
Craig
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Craig
MC2Slim - Windows Shell and J River Media Center Integration for
Squeezebox.
http://www.duff-zapp.co.uk
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Mplayer could be OK as the size and banner look right.
Mplayer playing BBC station uses about 20% of a 266Mhz PPC NAS - so if
mplayer is actually playing a BBC station on a GHz PC - the cpu load is
v. small. Mplayer built by mplayer site has all the audio and video
options included so it can be
I'm sure I have the right one.
This is my usr/local/bin directory output
david-griffiths-computer:/usr/local/bin root# ls -lrt
total 15288
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 194016 Nov 11 11:56 lame
-rwxrwxrwx 1 davidgri davidgri 7627888 Dec 3 23:29 mplayer
david-griffiths-computer:/usr/loc
> If you watch the process in task manager when does the
> creeping seem to occur? Is it during a data refresh or what? Have you
> tried disabling different sports and stuff to see if it helps at all?
I'll try a bit of experimentation today and let you know what I find; in
the meantime, I'm pret
Steve Baumgarten;198224 Wrote:
> >
> I've seen the same thing since about forever. I don't use a
> wunderground
> station, and I'm currently using SlimServer 6.5.2, the 2007-02-09
> nightly
> to be precise, along with the most recent SuperDateTime version for
> 6.5.
> But as I said, I've seen th
Check out the ExecuteScript plugin on the plugin pages, or search the
forums for the ShutdownServer plugin (esp this thread
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=30041 ).
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None of the AlienBBC developers have an OSX system so AlienBBC
installation instruction for OSX have been written by users.
Unfortunately it is hard to know when they go out of date.
If you downloaded the mplayerhq mplayer - then you have installed the
GUI version as that is what is built for O
bpa;198242 Wrote:
> Did you drill down and use the Intel command line executable of mplayer
> and not the top level GUI front end ?
I am relatively new to all this. Could you please explain this ?
I definitely did not install the GUI version.
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grifforama
atici;198211 Wrote:
> Craig could you explain what MC2Slim exactly does? Is it a music
> streamer or a database syncer or both?
It's neither really, It monitors MC to see what it is playing then
controls Slimserver via the command line to play the same.
atici;198211 Wrote:
> I have it running
As always - the important bits of the log is after the last bit you
showed
Code:
2007-04-28 21:52:56.6372 parsed 1 items in rtsp playlist
2007-04-28 21:52:56.6513
rtsp://rmlive.bbc.co.uk/bbc-rbs/rmlive/ev7/live24/radio2/live/r2_dsat_g2.ra, flc
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