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The problems on the PSP (flashing list boxes) indicates that the communication with the FireFly server never is initiated and throws an exception which makes the Flash app to just loop around.
I’ll make a test Flash project which we can develop from start just to try the communication capabilities.
@Bo Mellberg wrote:
The problems on the PSP (flashing list boxes) indicates that the communication with the FireFly server never is initiated and throws an exception which makes the Flash app to just loop around.
I’ll make a test Flash project which we can develop from start just to try the communication capabilities.
Sounds good, happy to help.
I would love to have the PSP playing my collection.I got the headers and they contain UTF-8.
I also noticed another minor issue. I’m currently listening to an Arctic Monkeys live concert which is 1 hour 22 minutes 8 seconds long. The GUI shows the current time correctly for the first hour, the it starts at 0:00 again. The total time (on the right) is displayed as 22:08.
If you would like this file for testing I can’t email it, but I can give you an FTP-account. 😉
@wahlis wrote:
I got the headers and they contain UTF-8.
I also noticed another minor issue. I’m currently listening to an Arctic Monkeys live concert which is 1 hour 22 minutes 8 seconds long. The GUI shows the current time correctly for the first hour, the it starts at 0:00 again. The total time (on the right) is displayed as 22:08.
If you would like this file for testing I can’t email it, but I can give you an FTP-account. 😉
Nah, I think I’ll manage to fix it. I haven’t prepared the application for over 1 hour songs 🙂
And yes, my songs are also sorted incorrectly, regarding the “Ã¥” and “ä”. I’ll see what I can do about it. Thanks for the email!
Nice call on the download feature! What would be really cool is:
– If the download suggested a file name. I’ve found that the HTTP header “Content-disposition: Attachment; filename=—.mp3″ works for places where I’ve used it in PHP on all browsers I tested, but I don’t know if flash lets you arbitrarily add headers like that. This would prompt you to save a correctly named file instead of just the ID name.</p> <p>– If there was a “download this playlist” function which just did a really basic dump of all the URLs into a flat m3u format playlist which you could enqueue in anything. You’d need to set custom HTTP headers in that too, so if flash can’t do that, forget these suggestions 😛 @Strawp wrote:
Nice call on the download feature! What would be really cool is:
– If the download suggested a file name. I’ve found that the HTTP header “Content-disposition: Attachment; filename=—.mp3″ works for places where I’ve used it in PHP on all browsers I tested, but I don’t know if flash lets you arbitrarily add headers like that. This would prompt you to save a correctly named file instead of just the ID name.</p> <p>– If there was a “download this playlist” function which just did a really basic dump of all the URLs into a flat m3u format playlist which you could enqueue in anything. You’d need to set custom HTTP headers in that too, so if flash can’t do that, forget these suggestions 😛 I’m sorry, but both your suggestions are unable to implement if we don’t use PHP in the FireFly native webserver.
@Bo Mellberg wrote:
I’m sorry, but both your suggestions are unable to implement if we don’t use PHP in the FireFly native webserver.
Oh, I sense another add-in 😉
@fizze wrote:
@Bo Mellberg wrote:
I’m sorry, but both your suggestions are unable to implement if we don’t use PHP in the FireFly native webserver.
Oh, I sense another add-in 😉
Actually it’s possible to implement it but then you can’t run FirePlay inside the admin-root folder. It has to reside on apache with php capabilities.
@Bo Mellberg wrote:
Allright, give it a try. It’s a VERY blunt download instrument if you ask me, since Flash automatically opens your browser and lets the browser ask you what to do with the file.
Wow. This is very very cool. I can now download stuff from Firefly to iTunes, where presumably I can then put them on my iPod!
Let me do a test.
Now if only Firefly transcoded my FLACs to MP3 for Fireplay…… 😀
The random and repeat logo are not fonctional on my Wii.
They do nothing and don’t activate (switch color).
How is it working?
Thanks
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