Meta data for streaming mp3s?

Hello
I'm using Flash Media Streaming Server and I read that I can
not obtain meta data on mp3s using FMS.
Is this true?
I want to be able to seek/scrub audio tracks, but I would
probably need the duration of the mp3.
If anyone can shed some light on this that would be great!
Thanks
Ryan

many nodes of the faces-config have xxxx-extension . Some of them will be added in the JSF 1.2. This is a place where the meta-data is stored. The JSR-276 ( http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=276 ) is dedicated to Design-time Meta-data standartization. The initial proposal is here: http://www.jsfcentral.com/reading/index.html#Proposals
The JSR is just created. So, it is about the future. Currently, each tool has its own meta-data format and uses it is own way how the custom components are presented and work inside the tool.
Sergey : http://jsftutorials.net

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I managed to transfer the music from 1 pc to 1 other pc (it is played perfectly on the other PC (Windows 7- pc) by the newly downloaded and installed iTunes, version 10.6.1.7). But I didn’t fix the transfer of the meta data (for example the rating). Does anyone know how to use (or import) your old playlists, etc..(= meta data) on the other PC? So, short: how to migrate the meta data from one pc to an other pc?
It's a pity that it seems not to be possible to import on the new pc e.g. the ratings!!!
I don't want to start again with rating my (beautiful classical) music!
Thanks, from Amsterdam, NL

Did you do the move via Home Sharing, astro?
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Re: i transfered itunes to my pc playlists did not go

Issue loading Meta Data for IDoc Type WPUKSR01 in XI Integration Repository

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i'm trying to send idocs via rfc from SAP ERP ECC 6.0 to SAP MII 12.06, but we always get errors like:
The meta data for the IDOC type LOIPRO01 is unavailable
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Servername MII_JCI33
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progid MII_JCI33
trace 1
params
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snc_qop
snc_lib
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r3name H33
group
tpname MII_JCI33
tphost H33-I0.rz.k-plus-s.net
type 3
trace 1
codepage 1
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Kind Regards,
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Thomas,
There is a link for a basic IDoc installation that may help.
[IDocListener|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/bpx-community/manufacturing/how%20to%20send%20an%20idoc%20from%20sap%20ecc%20to%20the%20sap%20mii%20idoc%20listener.pdf]
One other issue that has occurred to cause problems is registering the program in Visual Administrator. If you registered the ProgID in Visual Administrator, there will now be two ProgIDs registered (MII does self registration with the RFC Destination upon starting the server). Delete the registration in VA, if you did it.
If there are other error messages available, please post them.
Good luck,
Mike
I also just remembered, if you have two ProgIDs that are the same, running on two separate MII instances, you may run into a problem. Not sure it will have the same symptoms or error messages, but something else to check with (especially when migrating from dev to prod).
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Dear Gurus:
I need help in completing small test that I am doing to send MATMAS IDOC to xMII.
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Also the SAP Help has some suggestions as well...<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/8a/b8b13bb3ace769e10000000a11402f/content.htm">Click Here</a>
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Note: Apple TV is not necessarily a bad product, indeed I bought one for my parents, it is merely like Front Row extremely limited, too limited for many people which is why it sales are (allegedly) so poor. I think the comment raised by more than one pundit that it fails to replace a box under your TV is an extremely important one. It does not replace your DVD player (there are still comparatively few movies on the iTunes store - assuming you are in a country which has any at all), the movies are too expensive compared to DVDs and do not offer either as good quality or as many features. It also fails to replace a video recorder or these days a DVR since it has no TV capabilities. As such it has to be treated as an additional box if at all, and as an additional box it increases the spaghetti factor and thus fails the WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor) even if it is by far the easiest to use product.
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See http://www.plexapp.com
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