andyg Wrote:
The latest version of Net::UPnP on CPAN (1.2.1) fixes that issue. I
assume the Debian package just needs to be updated. If I were you, I'd
just install it directly from CPAN.
Thanks for the recommendation, I am tempted to try that.
But this is not really an option since the
Yes , resolved the issue after redoing the firewall settings. I think ..
and I may be wrong , that this issue happened because port 3483 was
blocking access.
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I've got a few ogg vorbis files in my music collection. At first I was
unable to play them, they all just produced some static noise and I
gave up or just forget about them.
Yesterday I didn't give up and just tried and tried adjusting
convert.conf adding -x to the lame statement.
Code:
What exactly is Rhapsody?
My setup is that slimserver runs in a minimal CentOS install inside a
VM, inside VMware Server running on a minimal CentOS install :D
Music files are NFS mounted - unfortunately the NFS server is also the
VMware server host as USB2.0 is not supported in VMs and that
Unless you have a slimp3 or sb1 (or are severely bandwidth limited), you
shouldn't be converting ogg to mp3: slimserver will (with and
SB2/SB3/Softsqueeze, unless you've turned on bandwidth limits) convert
to FLAC to send it.
ogg-mp3 would lead to twice the compression artifacts, which would
Hmm, I don't see an entry 'ogg vorbis .. (built-in)' in the list of
filetypes. I have a slimp3 player as well as an sb2 connected to the
server.
So I added the line
Code:
ogg ogg squeezebox2
-
to the convert.conf to no avail. I can select a song
xiffy Wrote:
to the convert.conf to no avail. I can select a song but it won't play
on the squeezebox2.
I'll try the flac option, because that would play on the slimp3 as well
right?
Slimp3 only supports mp3 for native playback
SB1/G does MP3 or WAV playback
SB2/3 does MP3, Wav, Flac and
Okay, still unhappy and with the current situation, I added the folowing
line to convert.conf
Code:
ogg wav * *
[sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t wav -
Bandwith isn't a problem, and now I have the crystal clear sound in my
ogg files as well. Now I'll make a
Not sure I understand why your slimserver needs it's own VM, but as long
as it works for you :)
Search the forums for a lot of discussion on Rhapsody. It's the
RealNetworks DRM music service. Support was recently added to the new
6.3 release as well as the 6.5 nightlys. One of the big
Fletch Wrote:
Not sure I understand why your slimserver needs it's own VM, but as long
as it works for you :)
Because, that's why! :)
Seriously - I'd prefer to separate these things out and
compartmentalise as much as possible. I enjoy the extra flexibility of
different disk modes,
Smiley Dan wrote:
Music files are NFS mounted - unfortunately the NFS server is also the
VMware server host as USB2.0 is not supported in VMs and that is my
chosen method of storage.
As long as the music dirs are accessible from the host machine you can
make them available in the VM as a
I'd like to run some SQL to help me investigate performance problems I'm
having (separate thread in Beta forum).
I'm using MySQL as installed as part of 6.5b on Fedora FC5, but I can't
work out how to get a command line SQL client session. Does the 6.5
MySQL include a client, or just Perl
Have you noticed any speed improvements with the nightly?
I recently upgraded my home-made NAS box from 6.2.2 on FC1 to 6.3 on
FC5 and the performance has gotten horrible (and I haven't tried a
rescan with SQLite yet). Guess I shouldn't have upgraded both at once
as I'm not sure which is to
DDay376 Wrote:
See this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=25250
Many thanks for the link, DDday376, special thanks to infodroid. What
did the trick for me was the apt-get install libio-socket-ssl-perl. Now
everything works as it should the world is a better place.
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