MusicMagicDJ Script
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Re: MusicMagicDJ Script
I don't know, I don't have any. I guess it should work if the MusicIP mixer supports wma files.
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Re: MusicMagicDJ Script
Hello, since MusicIP is no longer available as a stand alone server, I figured some people here may be interested in getting the MusicIP service / Music Magic Server to run automatically on every reboot without starting the MusicIP application.
First put the following into a file named MusicIPServerBAT.bat
Now you have a bat file which starts the Music Magic Server. Problem is, it starts a dumb MSDOS window which blights your desktop.
To solve that, create a second file in the directory where you installed MusicIP called MakeInvisible.VBS
Now create a shortcut from that and drag it (the shortcut) into your start menu -> all programs -> startup. Or Google on how to add programs to windows startup.
Notes:
1. There is no way to see the status of MusicMagicServer, other than looking at memory and CPU usage in task manager.
2. You still need to start up MusicIP when you add new music to your library.
3. You need to go into MusicIP and enable the API checkbox, don't forget that.
4. In Vista and Windows 7 you will need to change the permissions of the MusicIP program directory to writable and editable by all users, then you might want to copy the database from
First put the following into a file named MusicIPServerBAT.bat
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cd C:\Program Files (x86)\MusicIP\MusicIP Mixer\
MusicMagicServer.exe start
To solve that, create a second file in the directory where you installed MusicIP called MakeInvisible.VBS
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Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.Run chr(34) & "C:\Program Files (x86)\MusicIP\MusicIP Mixer\MusicIP-Server.bat" & Chr(34), 0
Set WshShell = Nothing
Notes:
1. There is no way to see the status of MusicMagicServer, other than looking at memory and CPU usage in task manager.
2. You still need to start up MusicIP when you add new music to your library.
3. You need to go into MusicIP and enable the API checkbox, don't forget that.
4. In Vista and Windows 7 you will need to change the permissions of the MusicIP program directory to writable and editable by all users, then you might want to copy the database from
into the MusicIP directory so you don't need to re-analyze your music for the server separately. If you don't do this, you will need to go to http://localhost:10002/ and set up the MusicIP server with the location of your music library.C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Roaming\MusicIP\MusicIP Mixer
Re: MusicMagicDJ Script
Hey NorskeDivision,NorskeDivision wrote:Hello, since MusicIP is no longer available as a stand alone server, I figured some people here may be interested in getting the MusicIP service / Music Magic Server to run automatically on every reboot without starting the MusicIP application.
I was able to get MusicMagicServer running as a server in headless mode without the script you were using. I just followed the instructions from http://spicefly.com/index.php?option=co ... &Itemid=32. I'm running Windows 7 x64. This is with the latest (unsupported) version from http://www.amplifindmusicservices.com/. I didn't have to do anything special except change the mmm.ini to point to the library file at C:\Users\Mark\AppData\Roaming\MusicIP\MusicIP Mixer\default.m3lib. I also changed the permissions to C:\Program Files (x86)\Audio\MusicIP\MusicIP Mixer to be read/writable by all as you suggested, but I'm not sure if it's necessary.