[moved from "No build tonight"]
[My comment about work on "general plugins" (now "interface plugins") was removed.
[then I said to KingSparta]
Your name came up in discussing what the change might allow. I think you'll be able to make your program an integral part of MJ when we're done (if you want to).
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KingSparta 02-12-2002 07:45:59 P.M.
I guess I will toss and turn like I did last night.
too much stress I guess
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My kitten eats T-Bone, New York Strip & prime rib he don't like cat food, but he is so cute (I call him "Little Buddy")
vet bill this month $356.00 i think i need some Blue Cross(vet)
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MHorton 02-12-2002 07:57:39 P.M.
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marinated flank steak, rolled with homemade pesto sauce and BBQ'd, double stuffed/twice baked potato and steamed vegetables
Michelob amber bock
this is fun
dogs (2 shepherd mixes) get the inedible Sizzler steaks from last night |PLS| crunchies
guinea pigs get costco apples, lettuce and broccli
HOST/IP: 66.75.168.223
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KingSparta 02-12-2002 08:00:13 P.M.
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MHorton
limit 1 beer per dog
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MHorton 02-12-2002 08:52:28 P.M.
ever see that milk commercial where the poor unfortunate little old lady runs out of the real stuff and tries to give her herd-o-cats the powdered coffee creamer?
remember what happens at the end when they fade to black?
got milk?
that'd be me if I tried to enforce the "one beer apiece" rule
got beer?
no build tonight?
seems awfully much like a Friday night around here
out of the amber bock--drinking Newcastle Brown Ale now
Michael
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koreth 02-12-2002 09:11:41 P.M.
Could it be related to this discussion?
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?threadid=114616&pagenumber=4Cool beans, if so!
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MHorton 02-12-2002 09:24:56 P.M.
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he's slipping out the back door at night again
it makes me feel so dirty when he tries to sneak back in and interact here
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JimH 02-13-2002 10:07:48 A.M.
Koreth,
Right. The idea we're tinkering with is a general plugin architecture, and the first plugin we'd write is one that allows MJ to serve web pages to a client machine or device (phone?) running a browser. The client could then control what MJ plays. This should help solve the problem of using new generation devices like PDA's to control a home theater or music system.
Jim
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Doof 02-13-2002 10:21:15 A.M.
Excellent.
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Cmagic 02-13-2002 11:54:18 A.M.
By The Way,
I was editing some docs in Word today and while I was about to include a
drawing from an external OLE App using Insert/Object I was surprised to find in the object types the following new ones :
JRiver MJPlayer Control
JRiver MJVisEngine Control
JRiver PlayerCtrl
Tried it but crashed Word !
Jim, is this related to the new architecture you're mentioning ?
Anyway things look exciting !
Intéressant, très intéressant...
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KingSparta 02-13-2002 02:15:29 P.M.
Doof
>>Excellent
Do you have A Dell?
JimH
Are you talking about when saying "the first plug-in we'd write is one that allows MJ to serve web pages to a client machine"
Where you could run a web site from MJ, serving up pages, maybe files from the hard drive.
If the answer is yes then I too will use the words
"Excellent" as KingSparta rubs his green and long fingered hands together with an Evil & Cringing smile on his face.
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JimH 02-13-2002 02:36:42 P.M.
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King,
> you could run a web site from MJ, serving up pages, maybe files from the hard drive
No. It's not meant to serve out files but to play them. It will allow MJ to be controlled from a remote device (computer, PDA, telephone, webpad, etc) the way a TV is now controlled from the remote in your left hand while you've got a beer in your right hand and your arm around your dog (or kitten) (or bambi).
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Doof 02-13-2002 02:52:20 P.M.
KingSparta> At home, no. I have a Doof Special.
At work, yes. I'm using a Dell Inspiron 4100.
Basically, if I'm understanding this right, this would be the answer to running a central server connected to a home-wide speaker system, and being controlled by client machines located throughout the house. A software version of Audiotron, all built into MJ.
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JimH 02-13-2002 03:32:25 P.M.
Doof
> this would be the answer to running a central server connected to a home-wide speaker system, and being controlled by client machines located throughout the house
Correct. It doesn't address the question of how to switch between zones because MJ doesn't support that, but if the speakers were all on, you could control what was being played.
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KingSparta 02-13-2002 03:48:40 P.M.
how would you controlit from a PDA
what type of interface, would you need air card, bluefang etc....
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JimH 02-13-2002 03:53:42 P.M.
You'd need a browser on the PDA and a TCP/IP connection.
Without TCP/IP, you could use IR on some (some don't have the range). The connection issues get complex, and luckily, they're mostly not our problem. But if the connection is there, a program could be written.
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