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2010-04-08
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Are you trying to scan your whole c drive? Try clearing your scanned paths and add only paths that have media.
I added few error checks there, so you can also 'git pull' the fixes if you installed it with git.
Also, my bugfix release introduced few annoying bugs, most of them are fixed in this package, haven't uploaded it to -devel yet.
knots2_0.2.7-7_armel.deb
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2010-04-08
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thanks Ukki, I have now managed to scan all my media properly, everything is visible on the computer and the phone, it just refuses to stream any of them! Every time I try to play it says 'stream failed to start'. Is there something I need to add to the settings on the computer? The 'path for uploaded video' is empty and I wasn't sure if I needed to put something there. Should that field be filled in with something? Or is it something else?
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2010-04-08
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#494
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Maybe you are having this issue?
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=433
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2010-04-08
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honestly, I have no idea what the post is talking about...bit of a noob when it comes to command lines etc, but willing to learn! Read the post several times, but still no clearer...
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2010-04-08
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Well it means Knots can't run VLC in telnet mode before you give it a permission to do so. But for some reason Windows doesn't show the uac prompt when Knots starts VLC.
So try copy pasting that line to a text file, save the file as startvlc.cmd and move it to your VLC install directory where vlc.exe is. Then try double clicking it and accept the UAC prompt. After that Knots should be able to start VLC properly. You can confirm it by starting Knots with the RunKnotsInTerminal.cmd inside Knots folder. It should tell you VLC started properly.
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2010-04-08
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2010-04-08
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2010-04-09
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#499
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ruby\bin\ruby scripts\setup devel 1 ruby\bin\ruby scripts\setup log_level 2
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2010-04-09
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If it's not there, try creating one with 2 lines:
Sorry for the hassle, you shouldn't need to do this, it should work out of the box :/Code:ruby\bin\ruby scripts\setup devel 1 ruby\bin\ruby scripts\setup log_level 2
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I added few error checks there, so you can also 'git pull' the fixes if you installed it with git.
Also, my bugfix release introduced few annoying bugs, most of them are fixed in this package, haven't uploaded it to -devel yet.
knots2_0.2.7-7_armel.deb
Last edited by ukki; 2010-04-08 at 03:39.