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- castalla - 2012-02-23 02:05
2 points:
win7-32 confluence
A scrolling metadata line (eg. on BBC radio streams), if long, extends beyond the box border on the right
I don't see any times under the playing line
- bossanova808 - 2012-02-23 02:11
Radio streams don't have times.
Will fix the line being too long...
- sdsnyr94 - 2012-02-23 06:36
bossanova808 Wrote:Nuking the add on and repo IS NOT REQUIRED - just the settings.xml file as I mentioned.
It's all to do with the way xbmc rather dumbly handles settings...
@sdsnyr - could I get your log file - but yep I think that will be a user permissions issue...I will improve the handling and raise a notification in this case.
Which log files do you need? Just xbmc?
I will post them when I am back at that PC tomorrow.
- bossanova808 - 2012-02-23 06:38
Yep, just xbmc.
I will probably do 0.3.1 before then if I can work out WTF is going on with unicode at all the various ends....
- sdsnyr94 - 2012-02-23 15:33
I think pastebin is having an issue, so I am having trouble uploading the log. Not sure how much it would help you though, since it says:
14:36:19 T:140387473164032 NOTICE: XSqueeze0.3: chmod +x the Squeezeslave binaries - success
Yet the file is still not marked as executable.
- bossanova808 - 2012-02-24 00:29
hmmm ok that means the system call is not raising an exception which is....odd.
os.chmod gave me permissions errors, so I (on advice) changed that to os.system - which may return ok even if the actual command fails. Guess I'll look into it but I supect it will only affect users with funny users - that said, by definition, your xbmc user must be able to write to where the binaries are, right? Can you switch to that user and manually try 'chmod a+x squeezeslave' for me (i.e. I know your actual user account can do it, but you run xbmc under another user right?)?
- sdsnyr94 - 2012-02-24 03:26
bossanova808 Wrote:hmmm ok that means the system call is not raising an exception which is....odd.
os.chmod gave me permissions errors, so I (on advice) changed that to os.system - which may return ok even if the actual command fails. Guess I'll look into it but I supect it will only affect users with funny users - that said, by definition, your xbmc user must be able to write to where the binaries are, right? Can you switch to that user and manually try 'chmod a+x squeezeslave' for me (i.e. I know your actual user account can do it, but you run xbmc under another user right?)?
That was on my work laptop, which I only had XBMC on to play with xsqueeze the other day.... I will create an 'xbmc' user on my Linux Mint 12 box and see if that makes a difference.
- sdsnyr94 - 2012-02-24 03:35
Well, on Mint 12 my normal user had no trouble with the add-on... add-on updated and chmoded the file without issues... must of been something odd with my work laptop. I may create a virtual machine of Ubuntu 11.10 this weekend and see if I can duplicate the problem, just to rule out an OS specific bug.
Thanks again for the great work you are doing on the add-on.
- bossanova808 - 2012-02-24 08:23
No problems - you should ahve got a pop up message when you ran it anyway, and I don't think there is much more I can do in this area.
I will pause for a bit on the add on I think, just to give it time to spread and for people to use it, and whil I consider the next step (library/playlist side, basically).
- bossanova808 - 2012-02-27 02:20
0.3.2 out, major new feature is unicode is fixed (assuming you use a skin with unicode support)