Forum Activity for @michael

Regarding Stream Pay Listners

Installation and Configuration

Yeah either way I could see working. You could have them paid and a stream length for all quotas then add a module to by-pass the streaming for the paid quota to allow them to be able to stream. That would be one way.

Another way would be to not have them with a price then turn off "allow streams" for the non-paid quota, that would be another way. There's lots of possible ways to configure it, how to configure it would depend on which way was chosen.

Start doing it, then see what problem you run into.

jrFramer

Using Jamroom

It doesn't work? Could be being blocked by amazon. They don't have to let their site be contained in an iframe.

Unable to log in via FTP

Using Jamroom

FTP is a connection between you and the server. Not between you and jamroom. Jamroom has no part in connecting to your server.

If the updates were server updates then that could be causing the issue, but server updates do not come from jamroom, they come from your hosting company. You need to contact them.

Regarding Stream Pay Listners

Installation and Configuration

>> Admin uploads all the tracks and Artist Profiles.
All those artists should be in the 'artists' quota, change them to there.

>> LISTENER. A Paid quota that has unlimited streaming.
Create a new quota for 'listener',
Add the Payments module from the marketplace and connect it to stripe or other payment processor so you can take payments.
Go to the PROFILE QUOTAS section and disable signups for all but the default quota.
On the QUOTA CONFIG for the profile check "Allow subscriptions" and setup the subscription length.
The users should then be able to buy subscriptions from the ACCOUNT SETTINGS page to upgrade themseleves.

Regarding Stream Pay Listners

Installation and Configuration

I think I'd keep the streaming and listening separate, but it depends on what you're trying to build.

You wouldn't copy any tracks. Tracks (audio files) belong to the band (profile) which is in a quota.

It depends on who is uploading the music.

A standard type setup could be
quota 1: default quota. The one everyone goes into when they sign up
quota 2: Listener. A paid quota that has unlimited streaming
quota 3: Band: no listening access, but can upload songs.

PHP fatal error

Jamroom Hosting

I have logged in, thanks. Im not seeing how to trigger the error. do you know steps to get the error to occur?

Unable to log in via FTP

Using Jamroom

You're not on jamroom hosting. You'll need to contact your hosting company to find out if they have any more info on how to FTP into their server.

Regarding Stream Pay Listners

Installation and Configuration

A user can only be in one quota at a time.

Your subscription should change the listener from the 'standard' to the 'all inclusive' quota.

The standard quota will only be able to play limited length songs or x songs per month or however you want to set that up.

The 'all inclusive' quota won't have that limit placed on them.

The customer will pay to be moved from one quota to the other for a certain period of time then once that finishes they will be automatically returned to the other quota.

PHP fatal error

Jamroom Hosting

ok, i dunno then. If you'd be willing to send some admin level login credentials to support at jamroom dot net along with a link to this thread, I'll login and see if I can spot whats going on.

Trying to change AudioPro2/index_top.tpl

Design and Skin Customization

did you just change the default= part? if so remove the whole language string and replace it with the words you want. The default is just that, a default. As soon as the database is populated with language strings the defaults aren't used. change it from

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