------------------------------------------------------------------------ NETJUKE: Known Issues ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Affected versions: all (?) - Affected OS: all (?) Some people are experiencing problems with connecting the netjuke to their database server. This can be due to network settings, or permissions settings, or the fact that your php install might not have the appropriate db libraries. There is no fix-all solution to these issues, so your best bet is to post to the mailing list or the forum and see if someone can help you figuring out what the source of your problem is. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Affected versions: all (?) - Affected OS: Linux Some browsers on linux are experiencing problems with the M3U playlist generation. Make sure Plugger isn't installed, and all should now work fine, even under galeon and Konqueror. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Affected versions: all - Affected Audio Format: Ogg Vorbis When the "PROTECT MEDIA" feature is enabled in the admin section, Ogg Vorbis files will not play in XMMS, Audion, and potentially all players. Error: no error shows in the audio player or the logs of the http server, which makes it difficult to troubleshoot at this time. - Opt. Fix: Turn off the "Protect Media" option in Admin -> Pref. File Edit (or just stick to mp3 for now) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Affected versions: all - Affected OS: Windows When accessing tracks from a Netjuke playlist generated from Windows, your audio player might not play the tracks if their respective filenames contain parentheses (). Other platforms do not seem to be affected. Error: winamp says 404 not found; MSIE6 media player says Error# 8007000D There is no known solution to this problem. - Opt. Fix: remove the parentheses from the filenames (and update the associated netjuke record). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Affected versions: all (with jukebox feature) - Affected OS: Windows When using Windows as the server OS, and using winanmp as a player with the jukebox (server-play) feature, the netjuke has problems adding tracks to the playlist (replace should be fine), and killing the process of the background winamp player. The latter leads to too many winamp processes being started. - Opt. Fix: restart the server to kill all current winamp bg processes. - Looking for: proper way to add files t playlist, and how to get the process id and kill it by pid on Windows. ------------------------------------------------------------------------