erland;613846 Wrote:
It looks like you have configured the year menu to be replaced with
Composers in SBS Settings/Plugins/Custom Browse/Squeezebox Server
Menus. This is probably the reason you don't see it in the web
interface.
So, is this configuration intentional ? If it isn't, just
Triode;613791 Wrote:
What's the last entry in the helper app log - did it crash after this
point? (Not seen crashing recently until the new libspotify 0.0.7 on
some arm machines - interested if it could be the same on windows.)
Here are the log entries from the end of that incident.
Code:
I appologise if this has been covered by a previous post but i failed to
find it.
I am delighted by the functionality of iPeng Playback. I have enjoyed
the ability to pause and restart mp3s but whenever I try it with BBC
iPlayer plugin it fails when using my iPhone 3Gs as the playback
device.
The BBC do not always put every programme on iPlayer Listen Again
immediately - there can be a delay of over 24 hours sometimes.
There have been a couple of times recently though where a programme is
available on iPlayer LA, but does not appear on the list via the plugin
- so is there a delay
AndrewFG;613750 Wrote:
It should be Ok.
Edited: I have prepared a new test build of Whitebear with a 60 second
read time-out on the CLI socket connection instead of 5 seconds, and
sent you a PM with a link where you can download it. Please give it a
try and let me know the outcome.
I
trautigan;613896 Wrote:
The BBC do not always put every programme on iPlayer Listen Again
immediately - there can be a delay of over 24 hours sometimes.
There have been a couple of times recently though where a programme is
available on iPlayer LA, but does not appear on the list via the
trautigan;613885 Wrote:
Here are the log entries from the end of that incident.
Code:
[11-02-25 22:23:02.0592] Slim::Web::JSONRPC::requestMethod (383) request
not dispatchable!
[11-02-25 22:23:02.0766] Slim::Web::JSONRPC::requestMethod (383) request
not
vagskal;613899 Wrote:
I tried out the test build. The result was the same. Log file attached
(I still do not know how to attach files to a PM).Indeed the problem is the
same too. The only difference is that instead
of timing out after 5 seconds the CLI request times out after 60
seconds!! It
Triode;613922 Wrote:
The list available from the plugin comes from the BBC xml feeds. These
include information ahead of time (i.e. include programs which have yet
to be broadcast) but the plugin filters out only the programs which are
available at the time you view the menu. There is a
Triode;613926 Wrote:
Need to see the helper app log too please - this is the file
spotifyd.log in the same location as the server log (or available via
the web settings page for the plugin)
Here it is. Are the metadata changes due to the fact that I've been
editting a lot of playlists to
AndrewFG;613927 Wrote:
Indeed the problem is the same too. The only difference is that instead
of timing out after 5 seconds the CLI request times out after 60
seconds!! It must be something in your Squeezebox Server environment.
But frankly I cannot think of any reason why the CLI would not
there are over 30 mplayer processes on squeezebox server machine after
listen to NPR radio for a while. I am using a cron job to kill those
extra mplayer processes. Is there a better way, such as a patch to the
plugin itself?
below is the script in cron:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import subprocess
trautigan;613931 Wrote:
22:18 is when the Squeezebox dropped the connection to the server
(Can't connect to Server, press left etc...) At this point I must admit
I gave up and left it till the morning, when, as you can see, at 09:02
all ok again...
Well the log entries don't seem to
JackOfAll;612998 Wrote:
Triode,
I just noticed that when albums are added to the playlist from your
plugin they no longer display track number, artist album following a
restart of the server. Tracks added via the Logi plugin do display
these fields following a restart.
2 images
Some builds of mplayer for some distros don't terminate properly.
See this thread for a workaround where the plugin script kills any
leftover mplayer processes.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=62099
--
bpa
Triode;613942 Wrote:
Well the log entries don't seem to match up exactly in time, but this
indicates that the first time you tried to browse a playlist, the
helper app did not get all the data from spotify and hence times out.
This occurs 3 times and then the server restarts the helper app.
vagskal;613939 Wrote:
Thanks for investigating. By disabling all plugins I managed to get 250
files to load in MC and that took a very long time. I guess this is not
something for me after all...How long did it take? In my case it handles the
importation of 9200
files in 28 minutes. Abot
Hi, attached is a portion of the log file after putting the service in
debug this morning. You will notice I manually put the server to sleep
around 7:00am this morning. I would be happy to try the latest version
of the plugin once it becomes available.
thanks again!
Scott
[11-02-26
Sometimes I want to play along to music on my sax. As I'm not terribly
good, I usually want to slow it down. There is Windows software that
will do this, but I don't suppose there's a way of doing it through a
Squeezebox?
--
mecouc
Hello:
For a few years now I have been hoping to find a way to use my J. River
Media Center as a front end to drive my Squeezeboxes. I originally had
a Squeezebox 3 (Classic) but have recently upgraded to a Squeezebox
Touch. With delivery of my Touch I decided to research this again and
have
Good day from an rainy Holland
Thanks for replying to my small problem
gharris999;613804 Wrote:
So...do one of the following:
If your ubuntu machine isn't a headless server...i.e. it has a
keyboard, monitor, GUI, etc., just unplug the network cable and then
use SrvrPowerCtrl's webUI to
Developers: All it takes to add this functionality is to integrate
libsoundtouch. Maybe nice for speeding up podcasts, slowing down music
for musicians trying to figure out songs, people learning a foreign
language, etc.
--
rcampbel3
Thanks:)
Your NPR plugin is great. Do u plan to upgrade it to use the mp3 stream
directly?
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forceps
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rcampbel3;614039 Wrote:
Developers: All it takes to add this functionality is to integrate
libsoundtouch. Maybe nice for speeding up podcasts, slowing down music
for musicians trying to figure out songs, people learning a foreign
language, etc.
...or even for budding DJ's who want to have
mecouc;614020 Wrote:
Sometimes I want to play along to music on my sax. As I'm not terribly
good, I usually want to slow it down. There is Windows software that
will do this.
Audacity (it's free) will do exactly what you want. Start Audacity,
open the file you want, slow it, and then
Has anyone encountered this? I have the squeezeplay player on two
different computers and they are both doing this. These worked the
other day. What I did do is update my squeezebox server to the latest.
That is the only thing I have done recently. I have a couple of old
Squeezebox's and they are
nietgiftig;614038 Wrote:
Going to buy an Ipod I think.
I'don't think the problem lies with SvrPowerControl
Sorry for the long post.
I will try tomorrow again.
Now I am going to listen to some relaxing music.
Unfortunately, you wouldn't be the first person to shelve their
SBController.
sfraser;614015 Wrote:
Hi, attached is a portion of the log file after putting the service in
debug this morning. You will notice I manually put the server to sleep
around 7:00am this morning. I would be happy to try the latest version
of the plugin once it becomes available.
thanks
Thanks for the response and explanations!
AndrewFG;614013 Wrote:
How long did it take? In my case it handles the importation of 9200
files in 28 minutes. Abot 5-6 files per second. And once JR MC has
built its library, you don't need to repeat it. If it is taking more
than that for you,
I have now seen a copy of the relevant IR electrical input circuit for
the NAD C 356BEE. This consists of a simple demodulator, to remove the
38kHz carrier, with a pull-down of 330ohm.
The SB output is only just over 3V, driven by an HC4066 (CH74HC4066),
which has an output impedance which is
I have now seen a copy of the relevant IR electrical input circuit for
the NAD C 356BEE. This consists of a simple demodulator, to remove the
38kHz carrier, with a pull-down of 330ohm.
The SB output is only just over 3V, driven by an HC4066 (CH74HC4066),
which has an output impedance which is
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