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I don't think it's possible to import an entire music collection like this. I only use the import script in cases where I rip the CD to USB stick on a different machine (e.g. Amazon delivers to work!). Plug the USB into the Gjukebox and run the import script from that directory; it adds the songs to the database, and adds the album information if you've got all the tags correct. Then you *MUST*...
2009-10-24 13:35:16 UTC by nopane
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I forgot to note, in the music directory all the music is stored in sub folders, by artist, then under that the album name if I have that.... is that a problem?.
2009-10-16 04:29:43 UTC by the_candyman
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I have installed the software using danwood's script, (very nice by the way) but I'm having issues importing my music. I run the import script from my music directory (/jukebox/music)
I've followed the import program to the parsefile sub routine, where it never hits the addfile sub routine, any suggestions?
todd.
2009-10-16 04:28:01 UTC by the_candyman
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I've been working on a version for GJukebox that is touch screen friendly. basically I wanted to put a gjukebox server in a clients bar and use an old touch screen till as a public interface.
I had to reqrite a fair bit of the code but I have finally finished an alpha version.
Screenshots -
http://www.virtualfrontiers.co.uk/jukebox/screenshot1.jpg...
2009-08-26 14:19:55 UTC by vyprman
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The Net::Amazon script made it a lot easier since it does all the timestamp and signature coding automatic but for a distribution build it probably makes more sense to dump amazon and go with last.fm.
the build I used was from your Ubuntu build and i manually installed the modules required usng the script as a guide. I refered to use your build as it included all the CVS stuff and the PHP MyS.
2009-08-21 15:12:51 UTC by vyprman
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Thankyou, the coding looks good and looks a bit neater than my XML code. (I like perl but it isn't the neatest language)
What I will do later is add 2 config options to the database for the amazon IDs that way any users of the jukebox will not have to edit perl to get the script working. (which is my main aim with the code I have fixed)
Out of interest did you use all my fixed scripts or...
2009-08-21 06:49:58 UTC by danwood76
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Well, here is the rewritten amazon subroutine. I;ve removed my Key and Secret Id for obvious reasons, but this seems to work. It may look a bit messy because this is the first time I have ever attempted perl coding. Obviously because I have no experience in coding, a lot of this code is yours.
sub amazon
{
#if (defined $opt_d) { print "# starting to look for poster on...
2009-08-21 00:44:37 UTC by vyprman
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I was going to rewrite the code to accomo0date their new signage but I thought it wouldnt be good for the average user to have to sign up to AWS just to use a jukebox.
last.fm is open and well documented so I thought was a better option (its also more supported by the open source community)
Let me know if you get anywhere as I always like to improve the jukebox code I have on my server...
2009-08-20 21:35:14 UTC by danwood76
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Hi, thanks for the rpely.
yes I go the amazon XML stuff from your site, obviously written before amazon started insisting on the encryption and sigining of requests.
At the moment I'm tryinfg to rewrite the code using Net::Amazon::Properties module and using my own id and key.
It shoud work quite well as it will return the url as a string rather than in XML but at the moment it's...
2009-08-20 21:06:59 UTC by vyprman
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Hi,
You are correct AWS have decided to encrypt and sign all requests. (I originally write the Amazon XML stuffs which I assume you got from my site)
I am currently in the process of porting the current code to last.FM but I need to find some free time to do it, it basically involves a few XML changes and address changes.
The best thing to do is comment out the lines that call that amazon...
2009-08-20 07:11:24 UTC by danwood76
