I have VLM running successfully as a NT service on Windows XP SP2.
See my post on this topic from Thursday June 9, 2005
viewtopic.php?t=9784
The service automatically loads a configuration file called satin.cfg, which
is located at c:\satin.cfg
When I load a single object through the satin.cfg configuration file and the object is located at the c:\ root directory with the satin.cfg file, everything works ok. In other words the following version of satin.cfg works:
new satin vod enabled
setup satin input c:\satin.mp3
The above object can be successfully accessed as:
rtsp:\\192.168.1.99\satin
But when I add multiple objects into the configuration file and I move the inuput files down one level as follows:
*******************beginning of file c:\satin.cfg*****************
new BlueWorld vod enabled
setup Blueworld input "c:\moody\BlueWorld.mp3"
new IKnowYoureOutThereSomewhere vod enabled
setup IKnowYoureOutThereSomewhere input "c:\moody\IKnowYoureOutThereSomewhere.mp3"
new Question vod enabled
setup Question input "c:\moody\Question.mp3"
new satin vod enabled
setup satin input "c:\moody\satin.mp3"
new StoryInYourEyes vod enabled
setup StoryInYourEyes input "c:\moody\StoryInYourEyes.mp3"
new YourWildestDreams vod enabled
setup YourWildestDreams input "c:\moody\YourWildestDreams.mp3"
new GeminiDream vod enabled
setup GeminiDream input "c:\moody\GeminiDream.mp3"
new ImJustASinger vod enabled
setup ImJustASinger input "c:\moody\ImJustASinger.mp3"
new RideMySeeSaw vod enabled
setup RideMySeeSaw input "c:\moody\RideMySeeSaw.mp3"
new SteppinInASlideZone vod enabled
setup SteppinInASlideZone input "c:\moody\SteppinInASlideZone.mp3"
new Voice vod enabled
setup Voice input "c:\moody\Voice.mp3"
***************End of File c:\satin.cfg*************************
Only the first object loads and even that object won't play.
/Ross