siit
05-12-2007 15:24:40
nemesispapi
05-12-2007 19:07:04
Motion
06-12-2007 03:00:19
kokkers
06-12-2007 10:58:21
dAEk
17-12-2007 12:57:03
B-22
22-12-2007 14:45:08
phr
05-01-2008 15:56:56
QBOX2006
11-01-2008 06:35:51
Guillaume
11-01-2008 09:36:42
LisaRCT
12-01-2008 19:39:03
Amish
15-01-2008 18:20:28
siit
15-01-2008 22:52:55
Amish
16-01-2008 11:33:31
QBOX2006
18-01-2008 21:39:02
siit
06-02-2008 08:13:52
DjStraw
06-02-2008 21:07:53
killerbambam
07-02-2008 03:55:51
siit
07-02-2008 14:17:57
QBOX2006
08-02-2008 04:29:59
siit
20-02-2008 09:28:49
MockY
20-02-2008 19:12:57
neoslaker
27-02-2008 09:58:15
siit
06-03-2008 09:38:39
Mastakilla
09-03-2008 16:21:58
jontas
11-03-2008 19:01:30
siit
12-03-2008 11:41:00
mkormendy
12-03-2008 15:36:41
CoDEmanX
12-03-2008 16:50:47
Mastakilla
17-03-2008 09:42:01
Zero3Cool
23-03-2008 13:09:01
MatyX
27-03-2008 05:04:21
CoDEmanX
27-03-2008 06:35:18
straw
27-03-2008 07:05:31
siit
27-03-2008 09:29:07
MatyX
27-03-2008 19:42:19
english please.
a lightweight server - do you want to run it in background all the time and keep ram usage as low as possible? well, the current VS 2.06 is 6 mb at start-up on my system. Thats pretty small, especially in times of 1gb+ RAM machines. Whats the reason why you want a lightweight version? If you need online access to all of your files, set up a homeftp server.
"reproduce"? do you mean "getting pls playlist from server to play files in your favorite media player"? Generating a pls file is simple. But why playing the music in an external player? Okay, you have your reasons. But VS isn't intended to stream to external media players (all transfers require authorization, no direct access to the host's file system for security reason -> virtual path). Apart from this, you can use Shoutcast or Icecast instead of VS if you want to stream music to various media players.[/quote2c92dc0x]
Well... actually I don't really know how is the Vibe server architecture so I'm not able to analyze the impact of that requirement, but if isn't big, it could be a nice-to-have feature.
MatyX
27-03-2008 19:46:43
english please.
a lightweight server - do you want to run it in background all the time and keep ram usage as low as possible? well, the current VS 2.06 is 6 mb at start-up on my system. Thats pretty small, especially in times of 1gb+ RAM machines. Whats the reason why you want a lightweight version? If you need online access to all of your files, set up a homeftp server.
"reproduce"? do you mean "getting pls playlist from server to play files in your favorite media player"? Generating a pls file is simple. But why playing the music in an external player? Okay, you have your reasons. But VS isn't intended to stream to external media players (all transfers require authorization, no direct access to the host's file system for security reason -> virtual path). Apart from this, you can use Shoutcast or Icecast instead of VS if you want to stream music to various media players.[/quote168krlm9]
Well... actually I don't really know how is the Vibe server architecture so I'm not able to analyze the impact of that requirement, but if isn't big, it could be a nice-to-have feature.[/quote168krlm9]
I had written a very long answer![]()
About the first part of your comment...... The 2.06 version works very good in my system as well, I was just suggesting that it should keep it. I mean, the new and fresh 3.0 version (that has a full rewrite of the code) should continue on the same way. I have more than 40GB of music and I wouldn't like to see my cpu usage and ram to grow.
In addition, I already have a ftp server but, as you know, a streaming and ftp server have different goals.
siit
28-03-2008 12:09:28
CoDEmanX
28-03-2008 14:15:19
siit
28-03-2008 16:10:00
CoDEmanX
28-03-2008 16:33:57
siit
28-03-2008 17:07:00
QBOX2006
05-04-2008 03:18:09
Radon
06-04-2008 12:44:57
siit
07-04-2008 01:59:35
Radon
11-04-2008 00:55:33
Amish
21-04-2008 21:36:00
siit
22-04-2008 10:38:48
QBOX2006
23-04-2008 22:51:24
jumz
29-04-2008 19:33:36
siit
30-04-2008 10:11:54
Amish
30-04-2008 10:42:42
jumz
01-05-2008 04:48:48
If you mean an integration, in the way you can install vibe streamer as a web application on IIS and no other software is required, then no.. or are you after another kind of integration?[/quote10ijx89n]
No I meant the IIS application one. My ISP only provides 1 IP address and I like to run VibeStreamer off port 80. Therefore, I must use the multi-homing feature of IIS to run mulitple websites with different sub domains. It would be nice to have vibestreamer be one of those sites rather than running it off of a different port. The reason I run it on 80 is so that it is accessible through all firewalls, no matter where I am (cafe, work, airport, etc).
paulmeister
01-05-2008 10:21:37
Amish
01-05-2008 10:32:47
Mastakilla
01-05-2008 14:13:28
The feature I most look forward to seeing is the ability to set the buffer delay (in Kilobits). On a so-so cable connection, upload rates sometimes do not keep up with the default buffer and the music experiences frequent interruptions. Currently there seems no way to remedy this except to manually pause the track and wait for more to load.
If version 3 addresses this and is as solid as I hope, I will definitely be making a donation of appreciation to the project, as I frequently use Vibestreamer already.[/quoteo8zqrwzu]
that i would really like too
or some setting to reduce the bitrate
kjparenteau
01-05-2008 17:03:26
CoDEmanX
01-05-2008 19:54:29
kjparenteau
02-05-2008 17:27:43
CoDEmanX
02-05-2008 17:36:45
siit
03-05-2008 09:57:11
siit
03-05-2008 09:59:19
siit
03-05-2008 10:03:33
gabbe
06-05-2008 16:44:28
Radon
09-05-2008 00:03:47
Is there a chans to search for my songs in the new version and is it possible to download songs in this version?[/quote29hufwwe]
Hi a search is definitly implemented (it's written somewhere before, just read through the thread)
for example
One of the big changes with Vibe Streamer 3 is that it now uses an xpath engine for searching and keeping track of the shared files..[/quote29hufwwe]
and the download feature is already implemented now (using blackskin, dont know an default, bu I think its too)
siit
09-05-2008 14:37:30
Yukiko
12-05-2008 08:13:40
siit
15-05-2008 13:22:45
CoDEmanX
15-05-2008 14:32:10
siit
15-05-2008 14:50:53
Yukiko
16-05-2008 09:27:20
siit
16-05-2008 09:47:16
Amish
16-05-2008 18:11:24
jumz
16-05-2008 18:30:40
[quote1fan616c]No I meant the IIS application one. My ISP only provides 1 IP address and I like to run VibeStreamer off port 80. Therefore, I must use the multi-homing feature of IIS to run mulitple websites with different sub domains. It would be nice to have vibestreamer be one of those sites rather than running it off of a different port. The reason I run it on 80 is so that it is accessible through all firewalls, no matter where I am (cafe, work, airport, etc).[/quote1fan616c]
I do this myself by having an apache instance doing the port forwarding based on hostname, although this is also possible to do with IIS together with a customized isapi filter. But it's nothing I'll provide with vibe streamer.[/quote1fan616c]
WOAH. Didn't know you could do that with IIS. This would solve a lot of things for me...gonna have to google this...
siit
17-05-2008 10:13:26
jumz
21-05-2008 17:04:38
I do this myself by having an apache instance doing the port forwarding based on hostname, although this is also possible to do with IIS together with a customized isapi filter. But it's nothing I'll provide with vibe streamer.[/quoteqpc7bo7b]
Could you provide me with a link or some more detail on how this is done in IIS? I don't thinking I'm googling the 'right' terms.
So essentially, what you are saying, is that requests say with 'music.mydomain.com' can be filtered by IIS and then redirected to another box? (seemless to the user?)
Yukiko
24-05-2008 11:00:51
mstorman
10-11-2008 21:25:29