Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Michael Herger writes: >>> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104967 >> >> Thanks - just a quick questio: I am using the mailing lists - which >> mailing list does the 3rd Party Software correspond to? > > http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins > > There

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

>> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104967 > > Thanks - just a quick questio: I am using the mailing lists - which > mailing list does the 3rd Party Software correspond to? http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins There usually is a sticky posting pointing to the linked

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Michael Herger writes: >> Michael, I have Dash, and would love to give your docset a go, please, >> if you were willing to make it available for testing - looks like it >> might suit me, too. > > I don't want to hijack this thread. Therefore I have started a new > thread for

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Michael Herger writes: >> Michael, I have Dash, and would love to give your docset a go, please, >> if you were willing to make it available for testing - looks like it >> might suit me, too. > > I'll see whether I can make this something usable. I'm still facing an > issue

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

thanks :) mherger wrote: > > Michael, I have Dash, and would love to give your docset a go, > please, > > if you were willing to make it available for testing - looks like it > > might suit me, too. > > I'll see whether I can make this something usable. I'm still facing an > issue where the

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Michael, I have Dash, and would love to give your docset a go, please, if you were willing to make it available for testing - looks like it might suit me, too. I'll see whether I can make this something usable. I'm still facing an issue where the resulting docset would contain too much path

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Michael, I have Dash, and would love to give your docset a go, please, if you were willing to make it available for testing - looks like it might suit me, too. thanks much indeed. cdmackay's Profile:

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Your stuff looks cool but since my wife occupies our Mac i am stuck with my Tuxboxxes. Hmm... looks as if there were Dash "clones" available for other platforms. http://zealdocs.org/ - a QT based app for Linux/Windows. Will have to give this a try (don't have a Linux desktop, though). --

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Hi Michael, mherger wrote: > How do you do the "scan new folder only" trick? Thats really just a simple trick - get the contents that created or modified and paste the mp3 (i dont use flac or other stuff) to a playlist in the playlistfolder and do a rescan for playlists. mherger wrote: > Do

[SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

Hi there, whats your fav. "Hack" / external script thats interact with your Server? I have some eg: - check for squeezlite sessions thats active but didnt play and power them of - add the contents from a Folder to my library (since BFM didnt add new files to the lib) i need a "fast"

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Whats your fav. "Hack" / Wrapper to interact with Logitech Media Server?

How do you do the "scan new folder only" trick? Do you have those scripts on a repository or the like? While my main LMS installations all run on Linux servers, my desktops are Macs. But I _love_ keyboard control even in a graphical environment. For my work I'm using a great Tool called Dash