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sindre_mehus wrote:sindre_mehus wrote:Lately there has been an increasing problem with people using illegal license keys. This version uses a new and stronger verification that the license key is indeed valid. If you have purchased a license and still get this error, could you please contact me by PM or email so I can look into it?
Thanks,
Sindre
I believe I have identified the error and I'm working on a fix. Will keep you posted.
sindre_mehus wrote:sindre_mehus wrote:sindre_mehus wrote:Lately there has been an increasing problem with people using illegal license keys. This version uses a new and stronger verification that the license key is indeed valid. If you have purchased a license and still get this error, could you please contact me by PM or email so I can look into it?
Thanks,
Sindre
I believe I have identified the error and I'm working on a fix. Will keep you posted.
This should now be working again. Please restart your Subsonic server.
Again, sorry for the inconvenience!
Sindre
sindre_mehus wrote:sindre_mehus wrote:sindre_mehus wrote:Lately there has been an increasing problem with people using illegal license keys. This version uses a new and stronger verification that the license key is indeed valid. If you have purchased a license and still get this error, could you please contact me by PM or email so I can look into it?
Thanks,
Sindre
I believe I have identified the error and I'm working on a fix. Will keep you posted.
This should now be working again. Please restart your Subsonic server.
Again, sorry for the inconvenience!
Sindre
matzmann wrote:Hi Sindre,
thanks for the update!
May I ask what exactly the 'new jukebox features' are?
(I didn't test the new release yet, since the mainboard of my living room server is on repair right now.)
Best regards
Matthias
GJ51 wrote:Adding new settings in the transcoding applies them to existing players. This really screws things up when trying to add transcodings only meant to be used on the Android player.
This new system is much simpler, but takes a lot of flexibility away. I'm not sure I'll be able to use it over the long run. I frequently get 70 to 80 players generated. If I add Android specific transcodings, but have no control over the setting being default or not and it applies to all existing players already in use, I'll foul up all the desktop players when I add the android specific settings.
This is exactly the opposite behavior of previous versions that allowed you to select whether or not a transcoding was a default setting and it then had to be added to any previously generated player.
Adding the default check box back in would be helpful and probably make things easier to manage. I wouldn't have an issue with default setting being updated on all exising players if new settings NOT checked as default could be added without updating all players automatically.
I'd like to have the "Enabled" checkbox back as well. This was invaluable in the past for trying different transcodings without losing previous work. Perhaps, just enabling an "Advanced Mode" on the transcoding page that reverts to the old style for us old timers. This way, new users have a simplified interface and tweakers would still be able to have the power and flexibility of the previous setup.
corbincc wrote:what is the command line to transcode mp3 to ogg?
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