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Serviio lists all those IP addresses from the very first launch after installation (even after a new/clean installation),Īnd not overtime, because its detecting devices which are using those IP addresses.įurthermore, as I've mentioned before, in previous versions, if I had manually deleted all those 250 unused IP 'devices', after a system restart, they were all be back in the list again. Then the device will always keep the same IP address and will only appear in Serviio once.īut all my devices already have static IP. For these devices (or any actually) the best option is to set up static IP address in your router DNS service.

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Zip wrote:The list grows longer because your devices cannot be identified as DLNA device and it keeps changing its IP address. Of course, I could say that about life in general! It's always possible that Zip has some plan that I don't see or understand. I'm in no way affiliated with Serviio other than a user. Just wanted to give you some background on what is supposed to happen with an installation, and what I see (as a Serviio user) as the direction the developer is going.

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I've always had to redo my customizations after an upgrade install. It should be in the same config folder that the profiles.xml is located in. Perhaps your was named something different. As I said, all previous versions of Serviio has always replaced the existing file and left the old one with a new name. I can't explain why your profile file was not backed up. But Serviio itself can and does run without the icon present. Normally, it would start up during login. By the way, the tray icon was only displayed after the Serviio console was started. That's why there's no longer a system tray icon, and why it's unlikely there will ever be one again. The new console is strictly a web page, with connectivity to the database for configuration purposes.īut even the current browser app is unnecessary, as you can open the console from any computer on the network with whatever browser is available.

Future versions will directly open your existing default browser, and Serviio itself will not have any sort of console app installed. For 1.6, he did include a lightweight browser app that was called when you clicked the Console link in the menu. No, the Serviio console no longer exists as an application that is installed on your computer. That is why I made that as an feature request, to bring that back. Which is not much of a hassle, but it seems like a feature/ease-of-use draw-back from previous versions,

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You can see for yourself there is a whole 'Console' folder, with 'SeviioConsole.exe' executable file in Serviio's folder, plus a start menu shortcut for 'Serviio Console' app.īut now, instead of simply double-clicking a tray icon to open it, I have to click on Start->All Programs->Serviio->Serviio Console, Personally, I prefer to use the console to manage Serviio.Īs far as I can tell, the web management is a feature that being added, and not a feature that have replaced the console. I didn't said it had something to do with the serviio service. This console no longer exists, as it is now a web page accessible from any computer on your network. It had nothing to do with the Serviio service, other than a right-click menu option to stop the service.

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I'm using Windows 7 btw (if that matters).Ītc98092 wrote:The tray icon was specific to the Serviio console. I would appreciate if you could take that in mind for the next versions. I haven't tried that in this version yet, but in previous versions, if I had manually deleted around 250 'devices' one by one,Īfter restart, all of them were back on that list again. I wouldn't mind that, if I had some sort of 'Clear All' button,īut the only solution so far is deleting each device manually. Which results in long and incorrect list. Yet, on connected device list, Serviio adds all IP addresses from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.255, I only have about 3-4 devices on that network, This issue has bugged me in previous versions as well. I would like to make a feature request to bring back the tray icon, as was available in any prior versions. In the new 1.6 I don't have the tray icon anymore.

Yet, I had received no warning, nor the installation did create any backup, but just replaced my profiles file, resulting in all my custom transcoding profiles deleted. The installatin had stopped Serviio's service prior to installng the new version. Serviio 1.6 Installation recognized that I had a previous version of Serviio installed. First I would like to say that I love the new Serviio 'make-over'.