JJZolx;567730 Wrote: > > > - You'll need an SSH client. Assuming you're using a Windows PC, > 'download and install PuTTY' > (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/). If you're > not using Windows, find something else. > > - Enable SSH on the Touch by going to Settings > Advanced > Remote > Login. > > - Make sure that Squeezebox Server is not running. It needs to be > stopped when you edit the server.prefs file. You can do this by > ejecting all media (use the eject options in the menus, don't just > remove the USB or SD media). > > - Login to the Touch on port 22, using a connection type of SSH, > using the username 'root' and password '1234'. > > - Move to the prefs directory. > > # cd /etc/squeezecenter/prefs > > - Make a backup copy of the server.prefs file, just in case. > > # cp -p server.prefs server.prefs.bak > > - Edit the server prefs file. > > # vi server.prefs > > - Scroll down to near the bottom of the file and find the > 'titleFormat' entry. The indented items below the titleFormat line > indicate an array of possible selections. Add any new ones that you > like if you don't see one that fits. > > In the editor hit 'i' to enter insert mode. When you're in insert > mode you'll see an 'I' in the bottom row of the screen, leftmost > column. In insert mode you can add and delete characters, and add > blank lines (by hitting Enter). > > You hit the 'Esc' key on the keyboard to enter command mode. In > command mode you'll see a '-' in the lower left corner. Use 'dd' > in command mode if you need to delete a line; it will delete the > line where the cursor is. > > - Find the 'titleFormatWeb' line and change the number from 0 to > the number of the selection under titleFormat that you wish to use. > The items are zero indexed, so the first one is 0, the second is 1, > etc. > > - Once you've finished editing the file hit 'Esc' to enter command > mode and then hit ':'. You should then see a colon (':') on the > last line on the screen and your cursor will be moved to that > line. > > To save the file and exit the editor enter 'x' (lower case). You > won't see any messages, but you should be taken out of the editor > and back to the command prompt ('#'). > > To exit the editor _without_ saving the file enter 'q!' (that's a > Q, again, in lower case). If you screw up the file because you > can't figure out the editor, or if you just decide to forget the > whole thing, use q! to abandon any edits you've made. > > - When you're back at the command prompt, plug in your USB drive > and then start Squeezebox Server from the menu. > > > OK, got to go thru that, worked out just fine. Thanks!
808htfan;567937 Wrote: > Maybe this should be a new topic, but while we're discussing TinySBS > server prefs, how would I get it to play just one track rather than the > whole album (when I select the track while browsing albums)? > > Thanks again! I was wondering...in server.prefs I saw a couple 'playtrackalbum: 1' entries (line 194 and 427), would they have anything to do with that? I'd like to be able to play just a track rather than the entire album. I also found out that while browsing one of my folders with a bunch of tracks in them, clicking play on one of them resulted in TinySBS playing/adding everything in that folder. I'd like to change that... Thanks! -- 808htfan I want NBC's *-Ed-* on DVD/Blu-ray! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 808htfan's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1298 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=81033 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
