Still.. Not a major problem as MPoD app on the iPhone has retained the whole library.
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Still.. Not a major problem as MPoD app on the iPhone has retained the whole library.
Many thanks Tim!!!
I have emailed you my version of your user guide.
If I feel brave enough I will have a go at disabling the ethernet code. :eek:
In the meantime I'm happy to listen to some tunes.
"(2) Is there an easy way to duplicate my micro SD card
Not that I am aware of. I just copy the image to the card."
Image writer for windows allows you to copy a image from your SD card to your computer hard drive, you should then be able to write that image to a new SD card which would give you a duplicate of your origanal Sd card. I have not treid this but I think it sholud work.
I think this is a general computer issue rather than a Moode issue. I cannot connect to the gui using http://moode , I have to enter the actual ip address (i downloaded ip Scanner to find out the ip address of the pi). Anyone know what I need to do to fix this?
It rarely works for me eitther but does on occasion. Not worked out the reason yet Stuart. I always just use the local ip anyways which if you find your router address will be easy to find. The router address will always stay the same but unless you change at router to static addresses the the pi may change when switched off and back on(normally if nothing else has been assigned a ip then it will stay same). Its easy to find anyways.
I asume it may be a router or a browser issue
I use Rocket Dock to keep the desktop tidy but this is the general idea
http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...psc6b2azyz.jpg
and the details
http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...psazeeorfx.jpg
Hope this helps
Cheers,
Alistair
I find if I use the hostname in a browser to connect to my box, I have to use the port number too - don't know what port moode runs on but on mine I go http://diepi:4040 (cos my subsonic server is on port 4040) and I can get through (I can also use ipaddress:4040 for the same thing)
Also recommend (if you can) using your router to reserve a particular IP address for the pi so it's always in the same place (numberwise).