[04:23]	<crweb>	Hello all. Hope everyone had a great christmas and a happy new year :)
[13:27]	<greyback>	Can I ask a question on patch-ing?
[13:29]	<greyback>	I've figured out a small change to add curl support to xmms2, I've created a patch that can be applied to the xmms2 source
[13:29]	<greyback>	I'm just not sure how to show that I need to add a line to xmms2's Makefile
[13:30]	<greyback>	For the hell of it, the patch adds lastfm support too
[13:31]	<greyback>	Size of new plugins is about 68kb
[13:32]	<greyback>	nerochiaro: do you have a minute?
[14:24]	<vmarks>	yo.
[14:36]	<crweb>	greyback: its pretty easy
[14:36]	<crweb>	greyback: you make your changes, then go into the xmms2 dir and stype svn diff > changes.diff
[14:37]	<greyback>	crweb: oooh, I didn't know that, that's nifty
[14:38]	<crweb>	make sure its clean though
[14:38]	<nerochiaro>	greyback: need anything ?
[14:38]	<crweb>	svn st will show you which files have changed
[14:38]	<greyback>	Yeah, it's a small change
[14:38]	<crweb>	greyback: and svn revert <filename> will undo all changes
[14:38]	<crweb>	that's all the svn i know ;)
[14:38]	<crweb>	night
[14:39]	<nerochiaro>	greyback: how will the streams be accessed from GUI ?
[14:39]	<greyback>	crweb: thanks mate, g'nite
[14:39]	<greyback>	nerochiaro: I've not got that far, but stream urls can be added to a m3u file which the GUI could control
[14:40]	<greyback>	All I've managed is getting curl & lastfm plugins compiling for xmms2
[14:41]	<nerochiaro>	lastfm is going to be even more complicated to support in GUI, but anway, good job :)
[14:42]	<greyback>	well I'll make a patch & put it up on the ML. It's my first patch, so it could be rubbish, but it's pretty easy
[14:42]	<nerochiaro>	now that we have the code space i think we can build these plugins into xmms2, if you send out the patches
[14:42]	<nerochiaro>	ok, ML would be good
[14:42]	<nerochiaro>	and they will get some discussion on them, so we get ideas for GUI etc
[14:42]	<nerochiaro>	please go ahead
[14:43]	<greyback>	yep, will do. thanks
[14:43]	<nerochiaro>	thanks to you
[14:43]	<nerochiaro>	going to bed now, unless i can help you with anyhing else
[14:44]	<greyback>	nope, that's me happy. good night
[15:20]	<nick_fn>	Which upnp server to most people use? I don't find one for Linux that supports searching yet.
[15:20]	<nick_fn>	also, my osd has /mnt/tmpfs/media/upnpBrowser (I can see and use this with telnet), but that doesn't show up in the GUI. Only shortcuts, network, and my two mounts I do with script on boot
[15:21]	<DeepB>	nick_fn: MediaTomb ?
[15:21]	<vmarks>	nick_fn, I've been using ushare
[15:21]	<nick_fn>	DeepB: That's what I've just installed.... but it doesn't seem to show up in upnpBrowser like ushare or Windows Media Player does.
[15:21]	<vmarks>	but mediatomb is also common.
[15:22]	<nick_fn>	vmarks: ushare seems very basic, and just exposes the files exactly as they are on disk ? (no album listings, etc.)
[15:43]	<vmarks>	nick_fn, I think that's correct.
[15:43]	<vmarks>	but, on the upside, ushare was very easy to set up.
[15:43]	<vmarks>	I've made a live cd with ushare on it.
[15:43]	<vmarks>	so I can boot, specify the media to share, and be done with it.
[15:44]	* vmarks  likes ease.
[16:32]	<greyback>	nick_fn: There might be an option in your OSD's settings somewhere turning on/off upnp in the gui.
[16:48]	<nick_fn>	greyback: I'll look for it. The filesystem certainly does it at the moment, just not the GUI... So I symlinked from 'shortcuts' to 'pnpBrowser', and now it works ok for me :-)
[16:48]	<nick_fn>	using Windows Media Player, but that's not my regular PC so I'd like to get Mediatomb working.
[16:49]	<nick_fn>	I wonder if anyone else has an N800 as well as an OSD
[16:51]	<nick_fn>	hey, interesting... MediaTomb eventually turned up in one of the djmounts
[16:52]	<nick_fn>	maybe my network needs adjusting for multicast or something...
[16:53]	<nick_fn>	although I see the way mediatomb exposes 'albums' is with an m3u for each, that has a single http entry. I understand at the moment the OSD xmms2 isn't built with support for network playing, so that's likely a no-go.
[22:11]	<rblanco>	hello
[22:12]	<rblanco>	Can anybody post the command prompt to execute XMMS2 ? Thanks!
[22:27]	<crweb>	nick_fn: your router is probably killing multicast
[22:27]	<crweb>	nick_fn: its a very common issue