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06/12/2007 at 1:02 AM #13701Bo MellbergParticipant
@removablebrain wrote:
How about if you hold down stop one sec, it stops the buffering as well?
Yeah, I tried that…and a few other things…it just wants to continue to buffer. It is really not that big of a deal. I am just happy I can usually squeeze enough throughput out of my sprint card to play my collection remotely.
Heh, it’s not implemented yet. It was just a suggestion.
06/12/2007 at 3:30 AM #13702AnonymousInactiveI downloaded 0.69 and I always get a “Connecting to http://xxx:3689” and the flash applet is blank.
My installation is all defaults (files under mt-daapd/admin-root, port 3689, etc) and iTunes can see and play my library.
Also this in inside my network and I guess there should not be any firewall issues.
I tried both IE and Firefox.
Any help?
06/12/2007 at 7:15 AM #13703Bo MellbergParticipantPerhaps it’s the problem with the corrupted FirePlay.html. Please download the latest version and try again.
06/12/2007 at 7:19 AM #13704blammParticipant@gmplague wrote:
Hi, I found this project by googling for Flash DAAP client. Judging by my initial perusal of these forums and other googling, I judge that that is what this player started as.
Can someone explain to me why this only works with firefly and not with all daap servers? I have a daap server running via a RhythmBox plugin in Ubuntu, and while I can access this server via iTunes without a problem, FirePlay just hangs in the ‘connecting’ phase. I’ve tried this from both firefox and the opera browser on wii.
I’d also be just as happy with a non-flash HTML/javascript based implementation, but wouldn’t know where to look.
Any advice here? I’m happy to get my hands dirty with code if that’s what’s necessary.
Hi, you are right. It used to be FlashDAAP. Bo (the developer) made a design decision early on to use RSP instead of DAAP (something to do with querying playlists I believe).
06/12/2007 at 7:35 AM #13705AnonymousInactive@Bo Mellberg wrote:
Perhaps it’s the problem with the corrupted FirePlay.html. Please download the latest version and try again.
0.70 also has the same problem.
06/12/2007 at 7:38 AM #13706Bo MellbergParticipant@aasamy wrote:
@Bo Mellberg wrote:
Perhaps it’s the problem with the corrupted FirePlay.html. Please download the latest version and try again.
0.70 also has the same problem.
Anyone getting 0.70 to work? The reason I ask is because it works for me.
06/12/2007 at 9:57 AM #13707M@rkParticipant0.70 works fine for me – thanks Bo.
06/12/2007 at 10:06 AM #13708Bo MellbergParticipant@M@rk wrote:
0.70 works fine for me – thanks Bo.
OK. Thanks! Then it seems you have a firewall/authentication problem, aasamy. Perhaps you can provide some more clues for us to work with?
06/12/2007 at 10:14 AM #13709sonichouseParticipant@Bo Mellberg wrote:
@M@rk wrote:
0.70 works fine for me – thanks Bo.
OK. Thanks! Then it seems you have a firewall/authentication problem, aasamy. Perhaps you can provide some more clues for us to work with?
Which version of firefly are you running ?.
Does the following work in your browser ?
http://YOURFIREFLYSERVER:3689/server-info?output=xml
06/12/2007 at 10:16 AM #13710Bo MellbergParticipant@sonichouse wrote:
Does the following work in your browser ?
http://YOURFIREFLYSERVER:3689/server-info?output=xml
You can also try the corresponding rsp call, which is what FireFly is using:
http://YOURFIREFLYSERVER:3689/rsp/info
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