zip wrote:hugson wrote:something seems to have got lost in Serviio development
Yes, mostly hundreds of hours of my time, that are much appreciated by the likes of you.
Serviio is becoming quite big to manage now, and I'm gearing it toward even easier to use experience. Obviously not everything will work with the first try. Maybe next time try to provide some actual details of your troubles to make the software better.
I hope that I don't open a Pandora's Box by commenting on this, but I can not
not comment. I stumbled across Serviio after Google searching for a replacement for the media server Tversity. For no reason other than I wanted to be able to see movie posters and cover art I switched to Serviio. I was hesitant as I had no experience and was unfamiliar with most of the terms that I was reading on the
wiki and forums, but was encouraged when I saw that the developer was heavily involved and made frequent posts in the forum. In just a little over a year I have learned so much from using Serviio, and it's because it's a work in progress. I realize the OP was probably frustrated at the time of his/her post so I'm not taking any shots at them however I felt the need to say those "hundreds of hours" are not totally lost and they are appreciated. You and the people here have taught me a lot. So, thank you.
Omega