Found it. It costs around 80$ over in Europe but thats not too bad, the
G2 version costs 45$. The router I get internet through lies in the
room directly beneath the setup, and my router will sit in the rack -
10 inches from the transporter and 8 feet from sweetspot so I don't
think range will be
cybervision_;404879 Wrote:
> I see, are there any brands that work better/worse than others?
Many here, including myself, have had good success with the Linksys
WRT54GL. Note the "L".
> The bandwidth is more than enough no matter what technology I take it
> when the only job 99% of the time wi
cybervision_ wrote:
> Is Linksys WRT54G2 a good choice? GL - G2 at the end?
The WRT54GL (its an ell) is a wonderful choice. I have one, have bought
several more for work.
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Is Linksys WRT54G2 a good choice? GL - G2 at the end?
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Mark Lanctot;404872 Wrote:
> Just get a wireless router. They usually have 4 wired LAN ports as
> well. So use the LAN ports to get Ethernet to the NAS and the
> Transporter, use the WAN port to connect to the Internet and use the
> other LAN ports to connect computers, etc.
>
> Then the wirel
Just get a wireless router. They usually have 4 wired LAN ports as
well. So use the LAN ports to get Ethernet to the NAS and the
Transporter, use the WAN port to connect to the Internet and use the
other LAN ports to connect computers, etc.
Then the wireless portion of the router will serve the
Ok, so I but I want to connect the Transporter to the NAS-drive running
SC via ethernet because I have heard that is quite a bit more stable.
How can I hook this up?
- Transporter
- Duet remote
- Nas-drive?
For NAS-duty I am considering the Netgear ReadyNAS 500 GB.
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cybervision_;404819 Wrote:
> But the controller connects through the Transporter? I don't have any
> other Wifi connection...
No, you need a wireless network for the Controller to work. You can
use a Squeezebox Receiver, it will act as a limited AP for the
controller. But since the Transporter
But the controller connects through the Transporter? I don't have any
other Wifi connection...
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The cover art comes from the server software, SqueezeCenter. Since the
Controller communicates with SqueezeCenter, it will get cover art.
The Controller doesn't control the Transporter directly, it directs
SqueezeCenter to control the Transporter.
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The design of the Squeezecenter system is that "players"
(transporter/squeezebox/boom) are completely independent from
"controllers" (duet controller/squeezeplay). You can have any
combination of players and controllers and everything will work.
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cybervision_ wrote:
> I see that you can get the Duet-remote to work with it, but will you
> get the album art on the Duet-remotes' display through the Transporter?
The display on the Transporter itself can not display album art.
But the Duet display will show it nicely. I use it all the time.
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I have some questions. I am going to use the Transporter as my source
and pre.
I see that you can get the Duet-remote to work with it, but will you
get the album art on the Duet-remotes' display through the Transporter?
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