Cerberus wrote:zip wrote:That would be very difficult. Imagine you're adding sources on both at the same time, there will be a conflict. Definitely not in the scope atm.
wow ok thats not something i would not of thought any user would do but yer i guess its possible.
That is precisely what happened to me. I have a PC in my office and a laptop in our rec room. Both have the Windows Serviio console installed on them, which sits running in the tray at the bottom of their respective screens. They connect to a separate Ubuntu headless server with Serviio installed. I was sitting in the rec room laptop a few days ago and added about 10-15 additional online streams to the Serviio library via the console. I clicked the save button afterward and actually watched a couple of them. I already had 3-4 streams in the Serviio library that I added from a previous time.
Yesterday, I sat down at my office and decided to watch one of those first 3-4 streams and noticed that it wasn't working. I went online and found that the URL of the stream had changed, so I brought up the Serviio console sitting in the office PC tray and proceeded to fix the URL address. I then clicked Save to update the library. Normally when I do that, the Save button would grey out, showing that the change had been saved, but this time it didn't. I thought that was a bit strange, so I restarted the Serviio console.
It was then that I realized that the 10-15 Online streams that I had added a couple of nights before via the rec room laptop had all disappeared. It seems that when I clicked on the Save button on the Office PC Serviio console, it decided to re-save all the online streams (not just the one I modified) as it knew them when the Serviio console was originally launched on the Office PC a week earlier, as it didn't get the refreshed list from the server that included the 10-15 new streams that I had added a couple of days before from the laptop.
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 9:23 pm