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#351
Originally Posted by mzanetti View Post
Hi,

Thanks for reporting. The combination of the slow raspberry pi and a huge library will always need a huge amount of time for loading. However, I've changed the code to download chunks of 200 titles which should at least let you start browsing while its still loading. If you could build current git master and let me know how it works for you it would be great.
I tried and unfortunately, I can't seem to handle the package maintenance on my own. Maybe you could make some kind of note in the first post, that that position is to be filled for the N900 packages. It would be a pity if you had unpublished code - or rather, uncompiled - lying around unavaliable to Maemo users.

Btw I also tried an SMB share from the NAS instead of UPnP, with the same result - each song is listed multiple times by Xbmcremote (while everything looks normal on XBMC). Maybe that problem would go away with the latest fix though.
 
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#352
Look at that, I guess I'm the only person on the planet interested in using Xbmcremote on the N900...
 

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#353
Originally Posted by bennypr0fane View Post
Look at that, I guess I'm the only person on the planet interested in using Xbmcremote on the N900...
nope one more
 
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#354
Hey guys, could you please test this 1.3.1 packages and let me know how they work. If I don't get any bug reports I'm probably releasing them end of the week.

N9: http://notyetthere.org/data/xbmcremo...tan0_armel.deb
N900: http://notyetthere.org/data/xbmcremo...tle0_armel.deb

Also, if there are some KDE users around, I'm close to release the KDE plasmoid. Would be happy to get some testing. Same for the Ubuntu Phone port.
 

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#355
Originally Posted by mzanetti View Post
Hey guys, could you please test this 1.3.1 packages and let me know how they work. If I don't get any bug reports I'm probably releasing them end of the week.

N9: http://notyetthere.org/data/xbmcremo...tan0_armel.deb
N900: http://notyetthere.org/data/xbmcremo...tle0_armel.deb

Also, if there are some KDE users around, I'm close to release the KDE plasmoid. Would be happy to get some testing. Same for the Ubuntu Phone port.
I can help you try out the plasmoid. I am currently not using my N9, but laptop is always KDE. Please let me know how I can test the plasmoid.
 
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#356
Originally Posted by nokiac View Post
I can help you try out the plasmoid. I am currently not using my N9, but laptop is always KDE. Please let me know how I can test the plasmoid.
Cool. If you're using Ubuntu, you can install packages from my Ubuntu ppa: https://launchpad.net/~mzanetti/+archive/testing

If you are using another distribution you have to compile it yourself for now. Send me an email with informations on your distribution if you can't manage to compile it yourself.
 
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#357
Originally Posted by mzanetti View Post
Hey guys, could you please test this 1.3.1 packages and let me know how they work. If I don't get any bug reports I'm probably releasing them end of the week.

N9: http://notyetthere.org/data/xbmcremo...tan0_armel.deb
N900: http://notyetthere.org/data/xbmcremo...tle0_armel.deb

Also, if there are some KDE users around, I'm close to release the KDE plasmoid. Would be happy to get some testing. Same for the Ubuntu Phone port.
What are the changes?
 
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#358
Originally Posted by impeham View Post
What are the changes?
* udate translations
* split loading of songs into chunks to speedup loading large collections on slow hosts (e.g. raspberry pi)
* fix image cache with special chars
* fix download files feature
* fix network connection breakdown with high load
 

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#359
Originally Posted by mzanetti View Post
Cool. If you're using Ubuntu, you can install packages from my Ubuntu ppa: https://launchpad.net/~mzanetti/+archive/testing

If you are using another distribution you have to compile it yourself for now. Send me an email with informations on your distribution if you can't manage to compile it yourself.
unfortunately I am on Fedora 18 as of now. I tried installing all the dependencies and then running the binary executable from the package, but I cant fing qt5quick.so and qt5qml.so for fedora . I found all other libs.
 
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#360
Originally Posted by nokiac View Post
unfortunately I am on Fedora 18 as of now. I tried installing all the dependencies and then running the binary executable from the package, but I cant fing qt5quick.so and qt5qml.so for fedora . I found all other libs.
Use cmake to compile the plasmoid. If you're using qmake from Qt5 you will compile the ubuntu app.

Code:
git clone git://gitorious.org/xbmcremote/xbmcremote.git
cd xbmcremote
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
make
sudo make install
Now execute "kbuildsycoca4" and you should be able to add the plasmoid to you panel.
 

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