I just installed the trial version of Twonkyvision and changing the settings using the web based configuration tool has no effect. Whenever I click Save Changes, I get the default back again. First I thought it may be a file access problem, but chmod 777 twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini doesn't change things.
Has anyone experienced this?[/i]
4.3 (Linux RH 9.0) is not storing my settings (newbie)
-
mgillespie
- Posts:1222
- Joined:Fri Jul 08, 2005 1:19 pm
- AV Hardware:TwonkyMedia AV UPnP Mediaserver (Marvell Kirkwood ARM Sheevaplug with Debian Squeeze).
2x Noxon V2 audio client
1x PS3 Slim 500GB Audio/Video UPnP client.
1x Sony VGF-CP1 Wireless Photoframe. - Location:UK
Hmm, others are reporting similar... Don't know what to suggest, it's working for me..
Perhaps your browser is caching pages??? What browser are you using? Try an alternative (Opera, Firefox)
Perhaps your browser is caching pages??? What browser are you using? Try an alternative (Opera, Firefox)
Please note: Moderators here are voluntary and do not work for PacketVideo or Twonky, please do not attack us. Any posts are personal opinion, and may not be those of PV/Twonky.
-
starhubble
- Posts:57
- Joined:Wed May 23, 2007 5:38 pm
-
mgillespie
- Posts:1222
- Joined:Fri Jul 08, 2005 1:19 pm
- AV Hardware:TwonkyMedia AV UPnP Mediaserver (Marvell Kirkwood ARM Sheevaplug with Debian Squeeze).
2x Noxon V2 audio client
1x PS3 Slim 500GB Audio/Video UPnP client.
1x Sony VGF-CP1 Wireless Photoframe. - Location:UK
Hmm, everyone wants a fix, nobody is telling us what browser they are using, or anything else useful about their setup (running as service or app?)...
For the untrained, here's how it works:
The more you tell people about your setup, and the more concise and factual your information, the more likelyhood of your problem getting fixed. It really is as simple as that.
For the untrained, here's how it works:
The more you tell people about your setup, and the more concise and factual your information, the more likelyhood of your problem getting fixed. It really is as simple as that.
Please note: Moderators here are voluntary and do not work for PacketVideo or Twonky, please do not attack us. Any posts are personal opinion, and may not be those of PV/Twonky.