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From: Christopher K. <Chr...@da...> - 2003-11-18 15:12:45
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I had the same problem, but on v1 of the mp3elf. After trying several things, I found that it was actually a terminal problem. I was using some Exceed terminal and I switched to some other terminal and the flash worked. Not sure if that's the problem, but it may be worth a try. -Chris Kline -----Original Message----- From: mp3...@li... [mailto:mp3...@li...]On Behalf Of Her...@va... Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 9:08 AM To: mp3...@li... Subject: [Mp3elf-users] pic programming error hi, everyone congratulations for the awesome mp3elf. i have just finished building my own. so far everything seems alright, but i failed to flash the pic. programming error encountered at adress: 0. tini works fine. help will be highly appreciated. herwig |
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From: <Her...@va...> - 2003-11-18 15:07:55
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hi, everyone congratulations for the awesome mp3elf. i have just finished building my own. so far everything seems alright, but i failed to flash the pic. programming error encountered at adress: 0. tini works fine. help will be highly appreciated. herwig |
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From: Chris S. <ch...@sn...> - 2003-07-01 08:59:56
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Here is the item that is being shipped with the kits: www1.jaycar.com.au/products_uploaded/ZD1952.pdf I hope this helps. Chris. On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 18:19, Scott Bronson wrote: > Hello. The parts lists and installation guides on the mp3elf > web site specify "IR Module", but do not specify which kind. > What IR module does the MP3 elf use? > > Thank you very much, > > - Scott > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email sponsored by: Free pre-built ASP.NET sites including > Data Reports, E-commerce, Portals, and Forums are available now. > Download today and enter to win an XBOX or Visual Studio .NET. > http://aspnet.click-url.com/go/psa00100006ave/direct;at.asp_061203_01/01 > _______________________________________________ > Mp3elf-users mailing list > Mp3...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mp3elf-users -- Chris Snell <ch...@sn...> |
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From: Scott B. <br...@ri...> - 2003-07-01 08:32:52
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Hello. The parts lists and installation guides on the mp3elf
web site specify "IR Module", but do not specify which kind.
What IR module does the MP3 elf use?
Thank you very much,
- Scott
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From: Christopher K. <Chr...@da...> - 2003-02-22 21:06:47
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I just updated my v1 and v2 mp3elfs to the latest firmware version. The same problem cropped up in both versions when I updated: the 4x20 display lost its mind. I can see about every other character or so, but it's obvious something isn't right. The display is messed up at boot-up as well as in play mode. Any ideas what I could check? Did the pinout for a 4x20 display change? Other than the display problem, both version are playing music just fine. Regards, Chris Kline |
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From: Paul W. <pa...@wi...> - 2002-11-25 19:52:48
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Hi Greg, You are right, you need to use JReceiver and elfServer to send streaming audio to the mp3elf. Within JReceiver you can set up a playlist that takes a streaming URL and makes it available to the mp3elf (via elfServer). Paul W |
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From: Greg M. <gr...@gr...> - 2002-11-25 17:27:02
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Hi folks -- I have a question about streaming audio that I wasn't able to find in the docs. (Feel free to point me to them if I missed something.) The mp3elf web site mentions that you can stream audio from internet sites to the unit; this is perfect for my needs. However, I don't see any examples of this in the documentation -- everything I can find looks like you need a local machine running the elfServer or jreceiver software. I'd like to use one of these mp3elfs as a standalone unit connected to my stereo, but it looks like that may not be possible. How does one access streaming audio from sites on the internet using an mp3elf? Thanks very much, Greg |
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From: Paul W. <pa...@di...> - 2002-09-04 01:34:07
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Hi Tim, As Chris mentioned, we have a new version of the software coming out soon. One of the improvements in this new version is that it automatically creates a configuration entry in the config file when it hears from a new elf. This is the way that it was always intended to work, it has just taken a while for that feature to get crossed off the to do list. Paul W ****************************************************************************** - NOTICE - This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any attachments. ****************************************************************************** |
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-09-03 21:47:34
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web...@we... wrote: >Chris, > >Thanks for the help with this. I took the elf apart, restarted everything, >telenet'd to the TINI, stoped then restarted the server manually as you >suggested, and it all started!! I'd still be totally lost without your >suggestions - I really appreciate it. Then I thought that I a networking >problem, but after reloading all of the TINI firmware and all of the mp3elf >firmware everything works just fine. > >To quote my brother "User error. Replace User." > Excellent. Glad to see that it is all OK in the end. I must admit, the doco needs work and we are working on that at the moment. Keep an eye out over the next few days. >However, I do have a question: when the elf boots up it *always* reports >"No IP Address" - is this typical/usual? I've attached the mp3elf.log file >and the elf server output. The odd thing is that I can tenlet and FTP to >the TINI without any problems at all. > The No IP Address thing is usual on the version of the firmware you are running. It is just a side effect of the state machine I have used in the firmware. Note that a heavily revised release is coming out this week (server and TINI) which changes the architecture considerably and will remove the side effect of the state machine. The new release pushes more procesing to the server and offers more extensibility so that those looking to customise and extend can do so on the server without having to hack the firmware Chris. ****************************************************************************** - NOTICE - This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any attachments. ****************************************************************************** |
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From: <web...@we...> - 2002-09-03 19:13:22
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Hi Yann.
Thanks for the suggestions. With the help from you, Chris and Alastair my=
elf works great!
>Be sure that your MP3elf is connected to the same LAN, and
>not directly to your server. When they are directly linked,
>you can't ping the MP3elf.
I'm very fortunate living here in California, our (100 year old) house ha=
s
a full basement, and several years ago I pulled CAT5 into every room, rew=
iring
all of the telphones and the home LAN via a punch blocks in the basement,=
with wall plates throughout the house. A couple a hubs, a router and a LR=
P
firewall later and the LAN has been in good shape for a while. Networking=
the elf was the easiest part :) Actually, once the elf is cased it'll pro=
bably
get mounted in the kitchen and the jukebox PC will go down in the basemen=
t.
>I've successfully installed it, with problems also
What kind of problems did you have?
>You'd better restart the JavaKit to compare IP and mask,
>try to find on the web the program called "putty", a sort
>of easy-telnet (300 kB), it's easy to use, and works very
>well.
Good suggestion - I was lazy and just reflashed *everything* and set the
TINI for DHCP.
>Last thing: when you've installed mp3v1.tini or mp3v2.tini,
>did you install it erasing or not slush?
My setup is using slush. Have you tried without slush? The TINI docs indi=
cated
that running user programs was much faster. If you tired a "slushless" se=
tup,
how well did it work?
>Another last idea: is your supply a 5V or a 9V? Mine was a
>5V, and it wasn't working, 9V is very adapted.
I took the uncased elf down to the nearest RadioShack store and asked abo=
ut
power supplies. RadioShack has a huge selection, and all the power suppli=
es
use modular tips. In the end I played it safe and and got a 7.5V supply.
Thanks again for the suggestions.
-- Tim.
For anyone who's interested, here's what I figured out about the power su=
pply:
The spec is listed on the features page, and the discussion list has some=
instructions on how to wire for 5V DC. On my elf the connection pairs for=
R7 and R8 are wired, which means the power supply should be 7 to 12V AC/D=
C
unregulated, center tip positive, and at least 300mA without an LCD. My
elf has a 4x20 LCD, which I guess uses around 100mA (anyone actually know=
?),
so I got a 7.5V 500mA ps and it works fine.
RadioShack
7.5V 500 mA power adapter (product id 273-1764)
Adaptaplug "N" (5.5mm OD x 2.5mm ID)
~ US$15
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From: <web...@we...> - 2002-09-03 18:38:22
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Chris, Thanks for the help with this. I took the elf apart, restarted everything= , telenet'd to the TINI, stoped then restarted the server manually as you suggested, and it all started!! I'd still be totally lost without your suggestions - I really appreciate it. Then I thought that I a networking problem, but after reloading all of the TINI firmware and all of the mp3e= lf firmware everything works just fine. To quote my brother "User error. Replace User." However, I do have a question: when the elf boots up it *always* reports "No IP Address" - is this typical/usual? I've attached the mp3elf.log fil= e and the elf server output. The odd thing is that I can tenlet and FTP to the TINI without any problems at all. >Question: Which version of the firmware are you using? I've installed 2.0 alpha (ie. latest downloads from SourceForge) for evey= thing. Thanks again, --Tim. |
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From: <web...@we...> - 2002-09-03 16:56:55
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Alastair, Thanks for the quick reply. First things first, it all works! Last night I shutdown my PC Server, then this morning I took the LCD and the TINI off of the elf, put them back, restarted my PC, telnet'd to the elf and started it and ... viola - MP3s over my home LAN!! Very cool. Now I have a networking issue which I'll send on to Chris. > <MP3elf Name =3D "wilko" ID =3D "00.30.1B.XX.XX.XX"> > you need to put the MAC address of your TINI in there. > Also make sure you have a file "default.m3u" with full filename path to= >your MP3 files. The MAC address of the TINI makes sense, but when things don't work as ex= pected, well, strange configs have been know to work ;) A question about the MAC address: Why use it? I haven't poked into the El= f Server code yet, but using MAC addresses configured on the server seems very restrictive and somewhat user unfriendly. Perhaps a friendlier plug-= n-play scheme could be something like:: Elf boots, broadcasts message to find El= f Server, sends MAC address to Elf Server. >Also, hopefully you followed the instructions about putting the LCD >connector the other way around (silkscreen is wrong) - it's mentioned in= >Chris' assembly instructions PDF. That's happened to one or two people. >Normally shouldn't kill anything. I ordered a fully constructed mp3elf (I'm strictly a software person), an= d whoever put this one together did a great job. The work is *really* clean= and the finished product looks superb! -- Tim. |
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-09-03 06:48:50
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Hello,
Firstly a question and then a suggestion:
Question: Which version of the firmware are you using?
Suggestion: When debugging, do not start the firmware from the startup
file. Instead, use a default startup file, then telnet into the TINI,
then execute:
stopserver -s
java mp3v2.tini &
This should start the program.
Could you please include the debug that you receive after trying this so
that I can get to the bottom of the problem
Thank you,
Chris.
web...@we... wrote:
>I've followed all of the directions, configured the TINI, put the JV onto
>the TINI, programmed the PIC with the elf firmware, edited the TINI startup
>file, installed the elf server and all of the additional JAR files ....
>but when I start the server it doesn't appear to recognize the TINI on the
>network.
>
>My elf appears dead (the LCD doesn't show anything) and the server looks
>like it's just waiting for an elf to connect.
>
>Any help would be *greatly* appreciated.
>-- Tim.
>
>INSTALLATION DETAILS:
>---------------------------------------------------------------------
>Using Elf v2
>Elf network using DHCP
>Server PC network using DHCP
>The MAC address in the config is the address for my Server PC (it is entered
>correctly on the PC) NOTE: using the the MAC for the Elf didn't appear to
>change anything.
>
>
>
>ELF Server Startup output:
>---------------------------------------------------------------------elfServer
>Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date: 2002/06/10 12:46:35 $
>10 [main] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - elfServer Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date:
>2002/06
>/10 12:46:35 $
>821 [Thread-1] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - elfServer Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date:
>20
>02/06/10 12:46:35 $
>831 [Thread-1] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - Starting
>831 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - Someone wants
>me
>841 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - But I don't
>exist
>841 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - XMLRPCClient
>liste
>ner initialising
>881 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - Adding handler
>for
> elfServer
>992 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - XMLRPCClient
>handl
>er registered
>1032 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.elfServerConfig - Initialising default
>1072 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Multicast listener
>i
>nitialising
>1092 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Joined multicast
>gro
>up
>1102 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Heard from elfServer
> at 192.168.1.102
>
>
>
>ELF Server Config:
>---------------------------------------------------------------------
><elfServer.Config>
> <!--(Logfile.Name , Debug.Level , Multicast.Address , Multicast.Port ,
>TINIPort , Default.PlaylistID,Playlist* , MP3elf* )-->
> <Multicast.Address>228.5.6.7</Multicast.Address>
> <Multicast.Port>8464</Multicast.Port>
> <TINIPort>19191</TINIPort>
> <Sys.Default.PlaylistID>default:sample</Sys.Default.PlaylistID>
> <Provider Name="default" class="net.mp3elf.elfServer.SimpleProvider">
> <param Name="config" value="elfServer.cfg"/>
> </Provider>
> <Playlist Name = "Default Playlist" ID = "sample">
> <!--(Playlist.Filename , Playlist.Random , Playlist.Repeat , Playlist.AutoStart)*-->
> <Playlist.Filename>default.m3u</Playlist.Filename>
> </Playlist>
> <MP3elf Name = "wilko" ID = "00.30.1B.XX.XX.XX">
> <!--(Default.PlaylistID , IPAddress?)-->
> <Default.PlaylistID>default:sample</Default.PlaylistID>
> <IPAddress>optional</IPAddress>
> <REPEAT>false</REPEAT>
> <RANDOM>false</RANDOM>
> <LCD SIZE="2x24">
> <LCDFIELD FIELDY="0" FIELDX="1" FIELDLEN="24" FIELDCONTENT="serverControlled">%t
>%r %a</LCDFIELD>
> <LCDFIELD FIELDY="0" FIELDX="0" FIELDLEN="1" FIELDCONTENT="elfControlled">short_status</LCDFIELD>
> <LCDFIELD FIELDY="1" FIELDX="0" FIELDLEN="2" FIELDCONTENT="serverControlled">%l%s</LCDFIELD>
> <LCDFIELD FIELDY="1" FIELDX="3" FIELDLEN="21" FIELDCONTENT="serverControlled">%p</LCDFIELD>
> </LCD>
> </MP3elf>
></elfServer.Config>
>
>
>
>
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From: Alastair J. <aj...@do...> - 2002-09-03 06:35:25
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Hi Tim,
LCD not showing anything is one issue, the elfServer config looks like
another.
I'll deal with elfServer config first:
<MP3elf Name = "wilko" ID = "00.30.1B.XX.XX.XX">
you need to put the MAC address of your TINI in there.
Also make sure you have a file "default.m3u" with full filename path to
your MP3 files.
LCD issue: The LCD shows stuff while the MP3elf is booting, so you should
see something regardless of the server config problem.
Check that changing the contrast knob actually changes the contrast. If not,
probably that is a problem.
Also, hopefully you followed the instructions about putting the LCD
connector the other way around (silkscreen is wrong) - it's mentioned in
Chris' assembly instructions PDF. That's happened to one or two people.
Normally shouldn't kill anything.
Regards,
Alastair
-----Original Message-----
From: mp3...@li...
[mailto:mp3...@li...]On Behalf Of
web...@we...
Sent: Tuesday, 3 September 2002 12:56 PM
To: mp3...@li...
Subject: [Mp3elf-users] Help! elf not working
I've followed all of the directions, configured the TINI, put the JV onto
the TINI, programmed the PIC with the elf firmware, edited the TINI startup
file, installed the elf server and all of the additional JAR files ....
but when I start the server it doesn't appear to recognize the TINI on the
network.
My elf appears dead (the LCD doesn't show anything) and the server looks
like it's just waiting for an elf to connect.
Any help would be *greatly* appreciated.
-- Tim.
INSTALLATION DETAILS:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Using Elf v2
Elf network using DHCP
Server PC network using DHCP
The MAC address in the config is the address for my Server PC (it is entered
correctly on the PC) NOTE: using the the MAC for the Elf didn't appear to
change anything.
ELF Server Startup output:
---------------------------------------------------------------------elfServ
er
Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date: 2002/06/10 12:46:35 $
10 [main] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - elfServer Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date:
2002/06
/10 12:46:35 $
821 [Thread-1] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - elfServer Revision: 2.0alpha2
$Date:
20
02/06/10 12:46:35 $
831 [Thread-1] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - Starting
831 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - Someone wants
me
841 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - But I don't
exist
841 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - XMLRPCClient
liste
ner initialising
881 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - Adding handler
for
elfServer
992 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - XMLRPCClient
handl
er registered
1032 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.elfServerConfig - Initialising
default
1072 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Multicast
listener
i
nitialising
1092 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Joined multicast
gro
up
1102 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Heard from
elfServer
at 192.168.1.102
ELF Server Config:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
<elfServer.Config>
<!--(Logfile.Name , Debug.Level , Multicast.Address , Multicast.Port ,
TINIPort , Default.PlaylistID,Playlist* , MP3elf* )-->
<Multicast.Address>228.5.6.7</Multicast.Address>
<Multicast.Port>8464</Multicast.Port>
<TINIPort>19191</TINIPort>
<Sys.Default.PlaylistID>default:sample</Sys.Default.PlaylistID>
<Provider Name="default" class="net.mp3elf.elfServer.SimpleProvider">
<param Name="config" value="elfServer.cfg"/>
</Provider>
<Playlist Name = "Default Playlist" ID = "sample">
<!--(Playlist.Filename , Playlist.Random , Playlist.Repeat ,
Playlist.AutoStart)*-->
<Playlist.Filename>default.m3u</Playlist.Filename>
</Playlist>
<MP3elf Name = "wilko" ID = "00.30.1B.XX.XX.XX">
<!--(Default.PlaylistID , IPAddress?)-->
<Default.PlaylistID>default:sample</Default.PlaylistID>
<IPAddress>optional</IPAddress>
<REPEAT>false</REPEAT>
<RANDOM>false</RANDOM>
<LCD SIZE="2x24">
<LCDFIELD FIELDY="0" FIELDX="1" FIELDLEN="24"
FIELDCONTENT="serverControlled">%t
%r %a</LCDFIELD>
<LCDFIELD FIELDY="0" FIELDX="0" FIELDLEN="1"
FIELDCONTENT="elfControlled">short_status</LCDFIELD>
<LCDFIELD FIELDY="1" FIELDX="0" FIELDLEN="2"
FIELDCONTENT="serverControlled">%l%s</LCDFIELD>
<LCDFIELD FIELDY="1" FIELDX="3" FIELDLEN="21"
FIELDCONTENT="serverControlled">%p</LCDFIELD>
</LCD>
</MP3elf>
</elfServer.Config>
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From: <web...@we...> - 2002-09-03 02:57:10
|
I've followed all of the directions, configured the TINI, put the JV onto=
the TINI, programmed the PIC with the elf firmware, edited the TINI start=
up
file, installed the elf server and all of the additional JAR files ....
but when I start the server it doesn't appear to recognize the TINI on th=
e
network.
My elf appears dead (the LCD doesn't show anything) and the server looks
like it's just waiting for an elf to connect.
Any help would be *greatly* appreciated.
-- Tim.
INSTALLATION DETAILS:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Using Elf v2
Elf network using DHCP
Server PC network using DHCP
The MAC address in the config is the address for my Server PC (it is ente=
red
correctly on the PC) NOTE: using the the MAC for the Elf didn't appear to=
change anything.
ELF Server Startup output:
---------------------------------------------------------------------elfS=
erver
Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date: 2002/06/10 12:46:35 $
10 [main] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - elfServer Revision: 2.0alpha2 $Date:
2002/06
/10 12:46:35 $
821 [Thread-1] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - elfServer Revision: 2.0alpha2 $D=
ate:
20
02/06/10 12:46:35 $
831 [Thread-1] INFO mp3elf.elfServer - Starting
831 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - Someone wan=
ts
me
841 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - But I don't=
exist
841 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - XMLRPCClien=
t
liste
ner initialising
881 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - Adding hand=
ler
for
elfServer
992 [Thread-2] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.XMLRPCClientListener - XMLRPCClien=
t
handl
er registered
1032 [Thread-1] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.elfServerConfig - Initialising de=
fault
1072 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Multicast lis=
tener
i
nitialising
1092 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Joined multic=
ast
gro
up
1102 [Thread-3] DEBUG mp3elf.elfServer.MulticastListener - Heard from el=
fServer
at 192.168.1.102
ELF Server Config:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
<elfServer.Config>
<!--(Logfile.Name , Debug.Level , Multicast.Address , Multicast.Port ,
TINIPort , Default.PlaylistID,Playlist* , MP3elf* )-->
<Multicast.Address>228.5.6.7</Multicast.Address>
<Multicast.Port>8464</Multicast.Port>
<TINIPort>19191</TINIPort>
<Sys.Default.PlaylistID>default:sample</Sys.Default.PlaylistID>
<Provider Name=3D"default" class=3D"net.mp3elf.elfServer.SimpleProvider"=
>
<param Name=3D"config" value=3D"elfServer.cfg"/>
</Provider>
<Playlist Name =3D "Default Playlist" ID =3D "sample">
<!--(Playlist.Filename , Playlist.Random , Playlist.Repeat , Playlist.A=
utoStart)*-->
<Playlist.Filename>default.m3u</Playlist.Filename>
</Playlist>
<MP3elf Name =3D "wilko" ID =3D "00.30.1B.XX.XX.XX">
<!--(Default.PlaylistID , IPAddress?)-->
<Default.PlaylistID>default:sample</Default.PlaylistID>
<IPAddress>optional</IPAddress>
<REPEAT>false</REPEAT>
<RANDOM>false</RANDOM>
<LCD SIZE=3D"2x24">
<LCDFIELD FIELDY=3D"0" FIELDX=3D"1" FIELDLEN=3D"24" FIELDCONT=
ENT=3D"serverControlled">%t
%r %a</LCDFIELD>
<LCDFIELD FIELDY=3D"0" FIELDX=3D"0" FIELDLEN=3D"1" FIELDCONTE=
NT=3D"elfControlled">short_status</LCDFIELD>
<LCDFIELD FIELDY=3D"1" FIELDX=3D"0" FIELDLEN=3D"2" FIELDCONTE=
NT=3D"serverControlled">%l%s</LCDFIELD>
<LCDFIELD FIELDY=3D"1" FIELDX=3D"3" FIELDLEN=3D"21" FIELDCONT=
ENT=3D"serverControlled">%p</LCDFIELD>
</LCD>
</MP3elf>
</elfServer.Config>
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-30 03:04:41
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Is anybody developing or modifying code from what is in CVS at the moment? The design is about to be refactored once more so that alternative display controllers (such as touch screen, graphical LCD, etc) can be easily "plugged" in and alternative input devices can be plugged in (such as touch screens and jog wheels). If anybody is looking to develop alternative display drivers, please get in touch also since I would like to run through the revised design to see if it meets your needs. Please let me know by posting to the list. Thank you Chris. ****************************************************************************** - NOTICE - This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any attachments. Dimension Data Australia Pty Limited was formerly known as Com Tech Communications Pty Ltd ****************************************************************************** |
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:49
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:33
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:24
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:16
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:11
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:06
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-14 00:28:02
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Hi Frode, I am about to forward JReceiver install instructions for a Windows platform. I got these from the Jreceiver mailing list Chris. fro...@ak... wrote: >Hi, >Has anyone got this setup to work on a pure Win2000 environment? >I'm having problems with the Jreceiver/Jetty setup. The MySQL seems to be >running fine, and the tables are set up ok. >The JReceiver installation instructions are mostly based on a Linux >environment. >I have also tried the Java2 1.4.0 SDK, but still no go... > > >Regards, >Frode Aanonsen > >-----Original Message----- >From: Chris Snell [mailto:Chr...@di...] >Sent: 10. mai 2002 00:55 >To: mp3...@li...; reedesau >Subject: [Mp3elf-users] WARNING: JVM version for the elfServer > > >I just wanted to let all of the MP3elf users know that: >1) You should all be using JReceiver (http://jreceiver.sourceforge.net) >- it is a fantastic music management server - web based playlist >management, internet radio stations, indexing of MP3s, etc. And the >elfServer has a driver that communicates with JReceiver. >2) If you are using the elfServer with JReceiver, do NOT use JVM version >1.3.1_02. It has a hideous bug which means that the next track will not >be automatically skipped to after the current track is finished. > >I have been trying to solve this bug for some time and am very excited >that I have found it. >The elfServer / JReceiver combination has been tested with JVM version >1.3.0_02 and 1.3.1_03 and works fine on these versions > >Chris. > > > > >**************************************************************************** >** >- NOTICE - >This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally >privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please >notify the sender and delete it immediately. > >Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any >attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for >any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any >attachments. > >Dimension Data Australia Pty Limited was formerly known as Com Tech >Communications Pty Ltd >**************************************************************************** >** > > >_______________________________________________________________ > >Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply >the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so... >_______________________________________________ >Mp3elf-users mailing list >Mp3...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mp3elf-users > >_______________________________________________________________ > >Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply >the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so... >_______________________________________________ >Mp3elf-users mailing list >Mp3...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mp3elf-users > ****************************************************************************** - NOTICE - This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any attachments. Dimension Data Australia Pty Limited was formerly known as Com Tech Communications Pty Ltd ****************************************************************************** |
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From: <fro...@ak...> - 2002-05-13 13:16:57
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Hi, Has anyone got this setup to work on a pure Win2000 environment? I'm having problems with the Jreceiver/Jetty setup. The MySQL seems to be running fine, and the tables are set up ok. The JReceiver installation instructions are mostly based on a Linux environment. I have also tried the Java2 1.4.0 SDK, but still no go... Regards, Frode Aanonsen -----Original Message----- From: Chris Snell [mailto:Chr...@di...] Sent: 10. mai 2002 00:55 To: mp3...@li...; reedesau Subject: [Mp3elf-users] WARNING: JVM version for the elfServer I just wanted to let all of the MP3elf users know that: 1) You should all be using JReceiver (http://jreceiver.sourceforge.net) - it is a fantastic music management server - web based playlist management, internet radio stations, indexing of MP3s, etc. And the elfServer has a driver that communicates with JReceiver. 2) If you are using the elfServer with JReceiver, do NOT use JVM version 1.3.1_02. It has a hideous bug which means that the next track will not be automatically skipped to after the current track is finished. I have been trying to solve this bug for some time and am very excited that I have found it. The elfServer / JReceiver combination has been tested with JVM version 1.3.0_02 and 1.3.1_03 and works fine on these versions Chris. **************************************************************************** ** - NOTICE - This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any attachments. Dimension Data Australia Pty Limited was formerly known as Com Tech Communications Pty Ltd **************************************************************************** ** _______________________________________________________________ Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so... _______________________________________________ Mp3elf-users mailing list Mp3...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mp3elf-users |
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From: Chris S. <Chr...@di...> - 2002-05-09 22:55:10
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I just wanted to let all of the MP3elf users know that: 1) You should all be using JReceiver (http://jreceiver.sourceforge.net) - it is a fantastic music management server - web based playlist management, internet radio stations, indexing of MP3s, etc. And the elfServer has a driver that communicates with JReceiver. 2) If you are using the elfServer with JReceiver, do NOT use JVM version 1.3.1_02. It has a hideous bug which means that the next track will not be automatically skipped to after the current track is finished. I have been trying to solve this bug for some time and am very excited that I have found it. The elfServer / JReceiver combination has been tested with JVM version 1.3.0_02 and 1.3.1_03 and works fine on these versions Chris. ****************************************************************************** - NOTICE - This message is confidential, and may contain proprietary or legally privileged information. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Internet communications are not secure. You should scan this message and any attachments for viruses. Under no circumstances do we accept liability for any loss or damage which may result from your receipt of this message or any attachments. Dimension Data Australia Pty Limited was formerly known as Com Tech Communications Pty Ltd ****************************************************************************** |
