mherger wrote:
> TuneIn just confirmed that they broke things on their end and were
> currently testing a fix.
>
> Michael
As of now, things seem to be back to normal--as they should, both of my
SBTs now report Brooklyn NY as their location, and its lists of local
radio stations reflect that.
mherger wrote:
> TuneIn just confirmed that they broke things on their end and were
> currently testing a fix.
>
> Michael
>
> Am 27.02.18 um 13:30 schrieb Michael Herger:
> >> Same here. I'll bet MySB.com US east server is in Ashburn VA.
> >
> > Thanks guys! Interestingly I started to
mherger wrote:
> > I tried to send my MAC address as well but it didn't seem to go
> through.
> > Probably a newbie mistake.
>
> It did. Both times :-).
>
> You both seem to have multiple devices. Are you seeing the issue on all
> of them?
> --
> Michael
Yes; I have two SBTs, and both of
mherger wrote:
> Could you please PM me your MAC addresses?
>
> --
>
> Michael
Done--thanks very much for looking into this!
Jerome
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Folks:
After many many months of success using them for listening to radio
station streams, my two SBTs now report (when I go to radio/local) that
they are located in Ashburn VA (we are actually in Brooklyn NY); when I
have them list local stations, it shows me stations in the Ashburn
area--it
krochat wrote:
> I've diagrammed out your system and I'm pretty confident that the
> router-as-a-switch still has the DHCP server enabled. It should be
> disabled.
>
> If you switch both SBTs and the LMS PC to wifi connecting to the living
> room Airport Extreme's wifi, they should all be able
krochat wrote:
> Your LMS PC is 192.168.1.100, so the SBT and PC are on two different
> subnetworks. I'm surprised that the LMS PC can ping the SBT, and
> wouldn't be at all surprised if the SBT can't see the PC, although I
> don't know much about the LMS network architecture.
>
> If I were
krochat wrote:
> To be clear, you're now running your bedroom SBT and LMS PC on the main
> network, not the second network?
>
> In any case, can the LMS PC see the bedroom SBT?
>
> 1) On the bedroom SBT, go to Settings->Advanced->Squeezebox
> Information->Squeezebox Touch Information and
Folks:
Thanks to your great info, I'm making progress :)! So far, I have:
-- bought and installed new powerline network adapters (the new ones
claim to have faster throughput rates than our old ones), including one
that my audio PC system is wired to;
-- updated my audio PC's LMS to 7.9.1
mherger wrote:
> If already you have a computer running LMS, you should make it
> available to all SB devices.
>
> > host LMS--OR somehow extend my living room fanless PC's WiFi's reach
> so
> > I can put the bedroom SBT on that network
>
> Yes, that's the way to go. WiFi improvement, or
Dear SBT Community:
I have a few questions...
I own and use two SBTs: one I have been using (at my bedroom desk)
exclusively to play Internet radiostreams via its analog RCA audio
outputs connected to a pair of powered speakers. The one in the living
room--while sometimes also playing Web
ralphpnj wrote:
Just a warning: have a backup plan and USE IT!!! You don't want to have
to rip all your CDs again. Unfortunately I learned the hard way and it
was not fun. So please backup your music library. And good luck with new
set up, may you enjoy lots of music for many years to
So far, I've been using my Touch in one room of my apartment, connected
to a pair of small powered speakers (and Ethernet-cabled to a small
fanless PC running LMS; a cheap wireless router is cabled between them,
acting as a sort of bridge by supplying the necessary DNS addressing),
to play music
garym wrote:
One point. You don't cable the touch to the host pc. You cable the touch
to your router via Ethernet and you cable your host pc also to your
router. And then your touch talks to the pc via your local network.
AHA...
So, if I get another router (one independent of the one I use
Why?
[1] The spot where I want the SBT to sit is far enough away from my router
that I don't trust the stability of the wireless connection (based on my
experience with my laptop when I have it there); I want my listening to be
free from glitchy interruptions;
[2] Even though it's possible
After some trial-and-error, I have gotten my SBT to play my library
drive's files using either my laptop or my fit-PC to run LMS--but only
via my wireless network (the trials and errors involved getting a valid
IP address into the SBT; I don't know why the SBT couldn't configure its
network
Mnyb wrote:
when runed as service you may need to use an unc path to the files not
drive letters.
Please explain. Is service and unc Unix terminology? I'm not
Unix-savvy; I'm running Windows 7 Pro). There was a time when I had some
DOS chops, but they've atrophied as my gray hair came in :).
Folks:
I have finally assembled most of the gear for setting up my desired
music server system based around my SBT:
--a USB hard drive for holding my music files (the process of ripping
all of my CDs is ongoing; I'll purchase a backup HD soon);
--a fit-PC3 with Windows 7 Pro, with LMS
aubuti wrote:
Like this one? snip
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/press/press-releases/10348
No, not that one--one that addresses the concerns of current customers,
as well as touting new products (or, in the case of the smart radio,
seemingly renamed old products).
Hey, I can dream, can't
arthurb wrote:
I no longer see the SBT on Logitech's site, so does anyone know if it
has been discontinued? I was just about to buy one!
I don't see any SB products on Logitech's site--however, FWIW, there is
what looks like a new product line--in it is the Logitech UE Smart Radio
aubuti wrote:
First, how do you figure you have 1.5 TB of data? If you rip to FLAC
then I expect 2000 CDs would require 0.75-1 TB of disk space. Don't get
me wrong -- futureproofing is a good idea and drive prices are
ridiculously cheap. But the drives could very well die before you get
As part of my Touch-based system, I'm planning to buy a large-capacity
USB hard drive to hold my entire digital music collection (currently
about 2000 CDs, plus a small number of downloaded files; the number of
both will slowly grow. I figure that at this point I have c. 1.5TB of
data to store,
aubuti wrote:
First, just because the wifi in your listening room is iffy doesn't mean
you have to go with the Touch's built-in server (I'll call it TinyLMS)
and a directly-attached USB drive. The TinyLMS+USB drive approach works
for some and fails for others, but overall it has to be the
JohnSwenson wrote:
You asked for it!
Indeed, and you delivered big time! Very helpful infomation--thanks so
much. I have a few questions (please pardon my lack of knowledge)...
JohnSwenson wrote:
MySqueezeBox.com is implemented by big server computers located in
various locations around
I am a new owner of a Squeezebox Touch. I've been happily using it for
listening to Internet radio streams, and I've been reading various
posts on this forum seeking information that will help me assemble a
SBT-based setup that meets my other listening interests and priorities.
Has anyone
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