I can also program the juke box never to select the silent track (CD) as part of the regular shuffling of the songs on the juke box. When I tire of listening to source from my phone or tablet, I press the button on the back of the juke box to skip the rest of the hour-long track and return to tunes on the Juke Box.
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Your track is perfect because I can select it from the jukebox, then play whatever I want over my BlueTooth connection. One of the wrinkles of combining old technology with new technology I guess (and using the juke box in a way the designers could never had intended). However, because of the way it was made, you have to play a "silent track" in order for the amplifier to work. The guy I bought it from specializes in re-habbing these old jukeboxes for home use and installed a BlueTooth receiver inside it. Thank you for posting this! I have a juke box that plays CDs in my basement. sleeper8.mp3 (8 hours of silence: 28.1 MB unpacked, 17.7 KB packed).sleeper1.mp3 (1 hour of silence: 3.5 MB unpacked, 2.83 KB packed).So onto the next problem now: avoiding being strangled by the headphone chord while sleeping. Suggestions are open for other uses of these silent MP3s. Get up, switch off your mp3 player, and have a croissant.Go to bed with your favorite music, fall asleep and enjoy the silence.If you don't have a playlist, simply rename the mp3 so that it is played after the last music track you want. Download the corresponding silent mp3 file and put it in your playlist just after the track by which you will likely fall asleep.Determine how long you want to sleep, e.g.The links are at the bottom of this post, packed as. Unfortunately iTunes recognizes it and renames the rest of the silent files every time I rename one. So I thought Id rename the silent file a different name each time I added it (like s1, s2, s3, etc.). They are encoded at 8 bits, mono and 8 KHz (the minimum sound quality playable by most players). When I play it, the player plays all the song files and ignores the silent files until the end of the CD.
So I generated a set of MP3 files that occupy just 3.5 MBytes per hour of true quality silence. You could peacefully sleep over it and it wouldn't drain your player's power either. I figured that a small hack could solve both problems: put a very long silent MP3 in your playlist.
And we don't want either of these, do we. That will most probably disturb your good night's rest, and apart from that you will wake up with an empty battery. "Shuffle" players like the iPod Shuffle and Zen Stone don't have a "do not repeat" option, so they just continue playing songs until the battery dies. Lots of people listen to their mp3 player in bed and fall asleep with the music still on. ogg worked fine for my purpuse (the silent 1 hours wav-file on 600MB get about 100kB as ogg with the sound converter.Flaws in products call for hacks, so that's why I tried to solve the following annoyingness. Maybe, I'm not able to encode mp3, but I don't care.
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By the way, after removing ffmpeg, 'The movie player' was not able to play XVID ether, but find plugin automagically, by I self.
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This reply take much longer to whrigt than fix the problem that was totally remove everything with ffmpeg, and then install things after. I have never since Windows had any problems with codecs, but the solutions was easier here, than in windows. Now I don't have any brokened packade anymore in synaptic. I have upgraded before from 8.04LTS -> 10.04LTS.
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Look for example, the support about solution fore some propretarian drivers and Ubuntu cripplrd the ffmpeg package. I think Ubuntu did something radical between 8.04->10.04 according propretarian codec. I installed VLC again but when I ran VLC it says something that VLC could not play XVID!!!, and I could not do anything about it.
I Try to uninstall all with codecs 52 and 53 and VLC dissapear.
After that I get broken package in Synaptic. Everything is very strange I think the problem was what then I installed the newer ffmpeg-package 'libavcodec-extra-53 instead off 52 (for 10.04), that was in the way for everything with ffmpeg in the name. Can you provide your command that you used to attempt to install VLC and the complete terminal output that shows up when you attempt to install VLC?
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