ations and
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ment a richer context menu model and use that to implement
whatever mixers Logitech chooses to ship.
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menno;613371 Wrote:
>
> Turned out to be related to the SettingsManager plugin. Seems to have
> gotten itself into a loop updating linked preferences. Explains the cpu
> usage.
Sorry about that. How many players' settings did you have linked?
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/etc. Good hunting, Jim.
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s to be an empty array?
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they can't seem to shake the old
SlimDevices 7-days-a-week work habits. :-)
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JJZolx;567831 Wrote:
> there's no way to promote anything in the Diagnostics menu to the home
> menu. Needs to be added.
What from Diagnostics do you want on your home menu?
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tery connector
also acts as a serial port that can be used for emergency device
updates, but I don't think anyone outside Logitech has working
knowledge how to do that, plus it requires a cutom cable, and most new
PCs lack any serial ports...
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reload the structure at
reboot so a 3rd-party app can modify the preference).
And if you stored the translated string in the preferences, maybe you
could also offer a Rename option so users could further customize
without hacking strings.txt files?
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so
perhaps they're so swamped with existing, prioritized bugs that they
have no time left to investigate new ones. All the more reason, I fear,
for keeping expectations low for bugzilla tickets.
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ech's attention. I'll file bugs as I see
them, but in the years I've used Squeezeboxes, never before has time
spent in bugzilla felt so unrewarding.
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use SCP to get/overwrite
userprefs .lua files?
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Do the file paths in your M3U match the SBS Music Library path? For
instance, if SBS has "/media/music" as your music library dir but your
M3U has paths like "m:/music", SBS won't be smart enough to figure out
that "m:/music" == "/media/music" and you
ect? Surely Logitech wouldn't pay
you & Alan to work on something that's not on the roadmap...!
If it's a spare time project, that's great.
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andyg;554785 Wrote:
> On Jun 14, 2010, at 7:24 PM, peterw wrote:
> > Just music browsing, or is this more like a replacement for INPUT.*?
>
> No, it's just for all the music library menus.
Bummer. Still sounds like an improvement, of course. Thanks for the
clarification
to music?
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Mnyb;554145 Wrote:
>
> Btw why so few increments to begin with ? it was not so good 10 years
> ago either ?
But, but, it *goes to eleven!*
(You have seen This Is Spinal Tap, right?)
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Mark Miksis;554004 Wrote:
> I think I'd prefer a slider.
+1 (pun intended). Slider + +1/-1 louder/softer buttons + click
anywhere on the slider to jump to a certain N/100 volume.
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#x27;t work without password protection, the
answer shouldn't be turning off passwords, it should be layer-level
security like VPN.
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lrossouw;553825 Wrote:
> Is your server password protected. I couldn't get it to work with
> password protection.
This gets worse and worse!
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tunnels, Jim, have
you considered that?
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by
sending UDP packets to the LAN broadcast address -- some users have
even been burned by opening udp:3483 to the SBS server's specific IP
address but not *broadcast* packets to udp:3483.
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s fast, but so what? I care a lot more about the breadth
of features my browser offers than any of Chrome's two or three strong
points. Maybe that's why I'm a Squeezebox user. :-)
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lared in the flac-1.2.1 source from Logitech.
I've applied Kevin Kofler's PulseAudio patch to the portaudio code from
Logitech, still no sound in 9.10.
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ly build it on 9.10
and audio only works on 8.04.
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ralphy;507534 Wrote:
> Have you tried updating the portaudio library source directory to a
> newer snapshot?
>
Yes, I tried both the generic pa snapshot and the v19 snapshot, no luck
(on ubuntu 9.10, anyway). Fortunately I personally don't really need
audio to work.
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> Thanks, I'll keep looking. Installing Ubuntu's libmad0 and libmad0-dev
> (and doing make clean; make to rebuild everything) did not fix playback.
> I'd only tried VBR MP3, but I've now also tried playing WAV without
> luck. And I'v
ng Ubuntu's libmad0 and libmad0-dev
(and doing make clean; make to rebuild everything) did not fix playback.
I'd only tried VBR MP3, but I've now also tried playing WAV without
luck. And I've tried running SP through aoss, even though I'm pretty
sure you're not using O
I've uploaded a compiled SqueezePlay for Linux from the 7.5 "trunk":
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/squeezeplay/
I'm providing this because Logitech's daily build process is still
having trouble ('7.4'
(http://downloads.slimdevices.co
ard Ben & his colleagues have to
work (sorry). I don't care is a few more if/else constructs "bloat" the
code. What I do care about is having a product that works the way I want
it to. Increasingly it seems that means sticking with Squeezecenter 7.3
and my old Squeezebox Classic p
the web
UI
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9702
so that both Logitech and 3rd parties could offer users a lot of
control without overwhelming every screen with too many choices.
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gharris999;492656 Wrote:
> I'd vote for this.
So would I.
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changed, a fast single tap on a track item makes it
play now (and destroy the playlist). What different action are you
suggesting that a double-tap would do?
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useful", it makes it
more likely that I'll foul up my playlist on a "new" player since the
new player IR UI has the awful right=play behavior. "Less useful" would
be an improvement.
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trying to do as little work as possible on the old, pre-SqueezePlay
players, and the maddening UI inconsistency is a result of that
decision.
Oh, Sue, I like your suggestion. :-)
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the
current playlist. Since My Boom/SB2/SB3 players still have right=info,
it's very easy to get confused in SBS 7.4.)
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ogitech's new UI paradigm: increase the ratio of buttons to
actions. Why have one play button when you can have two? Why one way to
get a context menu when you can have two?
Yes, I'm being sarcastic. I'm glad I have a local server and can stick
with 7.3 until/unless this gets sorted out.
Maybe you should use DNS and server config to make the old "test" server
name resolve to the new prod server. Make "test2" if you still need a
test server.
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so the
image resources would be valuable.
Ideally Logitech would release all past, present, and future
screensavers under BSD, Apache, etc. :-)
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o, somebody could port
to 7.4 and release as a 3rd party applet.
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bout SqueezePlay, right, so
Code:
Tap + (add.single) Hold + (add.hold)
Touch/Radio Open context menu Add to end of playlist
Boom/ClassicAdd to playlist Insert after current track
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; can override specific
buttons, right? CM shouldn't break mode/windows that remap buttons.
Currently CM only registers for arrow_right.hold. IIRC, it won't even
do that for modes that use arrow_right.hold (I don't think even any 3rd
party code does). So your remapping of + isn'
having ContextMenu hijack "+"/Add would help minimize the differences
and make it easier to incorporate new gear or slowly migrate to a
"colony" of SqueezePlay-based devices.
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A
not
available in the core context menu code in 7.4. ;-)
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tap "+" for some stuff and hold Enter for
others, and have to remember which is which, it sounds messy.
Shortcut to a search function? Text entry on the Controller? Are you
kidding me??? The Controller is a nice piece of hardware, but not for
searching, not for anything that requires a
icon, not even a ">" character, on the line with a track listing.
On Touch, Arrow Right on a track = Play (and as noted Logitech says it
will not change that decision), but on Classic, Arrow Right on a track
still means Navigate. Same remote control, similar visual display,
different behavior.
MeSue;457908 Wrote:
> It would be easier to get used to if there was a clear indicator in the
> UI when a button press was going to trigger the play action.
+1 on that suggestion.
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quot;More" button.
Hopefully this means that it will always be "safe" to tap "+" to get
more options, and we'll all learn when we need to use "+".
-Peter
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very, very
few netbooks have screens wider than 1024. The latest crop are actually
smaller: 1024x600 used to be the norm, but now some major vendors are
shipping 1024x576. And netbook sales are on the rise:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/08/31/report-netbooks-now-a-fifth-of-all-portable-computer-
27;s exactly what we need.
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x27;s tradition of changing names
combined with Microsoft's changes in directory structure has made it
increasingly difficult for users to know where any files or directories
reside.
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is. IMO, you should keep improving the problem
Philip describes with Internet Radio, and completely rewrite the podcast
support so Squeezecenter behaves more like most other podcast clients.
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"system running Squeezebox Server" or "computer running Squeezebox
Server"
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comments
there that even I find useful.
Linux users seem more likely to hit the web UI (even if you get the wx
stuff working, you have to figure out different distros' ways of
configuring what goes in the normal menu hierarchies, right?), but I
think the stuff I suggested in bug #9702 would
m back in as we find time and see fit."
Could you say more? Are there some design documents you could share?
What's the timeframe for this work?
Thanks.
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For many users, SquuzeCenter means the web interface. It would be nice
to give the web ui a clear, distinct moniker somehow. Esp. since with
TinySC/--no-web there is no web ui.
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Yeah, but from what Andy's written, it sure sounds like sqlite/noweb
will be the official 7.4 release. :-/
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How should this work? Two SB3s. Player A is at 20. Player B is at 50. If
A jumps to 40, does B go all the way to 100 (double)? Increase 10 dB to
70? Attenuation cut 25% to volume 62?
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now, that you're
joking, right?
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use PluginBuilder
at all b/c I dislike how the internal .par it builds makes it more
difficult for others to read my source.
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expect a desktop os w/ gobs of ram would perform better w/ mysql having
large caches than sqlite relying on dumb os filesystem buffers.
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est of SqueezeCenter, right?
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andyg;423304 Wrote:
> We are moving the 7.4 nightly builds to the bleeding edge code from
> the noweb-sqlite branch tonight.
That's http://svn.slimdevices.com/repos/slim/7.4/branches/noweb-sqlite/
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e it smarter. Make a SqueezeCenterUpdates
directory. After sucessfully downloading a new version, remove any
older versions in that folder.
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which are being used by this plugin. (please see the
> "Strings
> loss ahead" or similar thread in the devs forum). Please let peterw
> know
> about it.
Thanks, I'll fix this shortly -- SM really ought to use a different
method in Strings.pm to avoid this noise. Meanwhi
dates to my "test" repo. I'll
promote them to my live repo in a day or two if they work OK in my
system.
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fferent behavior for
select.single and select.hold. select.single asks if I want to replace
the playlist, or do nothing. I have to press select.hold to get a
selectable "Playlist" item which then offers the full list of choices.
This is clunkier than it should be, but the basic idea that
usual
settings locations in the normal UIs. If you want to tell power users
how they can tweak the button mappings, fine. But please don't make the
remote control behavior more complex!
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ndle
this?
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to load a plugin where maxVersion was OK but
maxSupportedVersion was not, it could offer a checkbox and warning in
the web plugins page to force loading that plugin on the next restart
of SC. Casual users probably wouldn't see & use the checkbox, reducing
support headaches.
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ved playlists have names like
"SyncOptions-Player Name-00_04_20_11_22_33").
I've only tested simple scenarios, and only on SC 7.2; please let me
know if you see any problems.
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/SyncOptions.html
-Peter
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rather sarcastic & insulting.
Frankly, I think this is tricky business, as evidenced by the wide
range of opinions and degree of interest expressed by many customers.
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e.
Jonnio, I really like the idea of saving a player's playlist so it
could be restored when the player drops out of a sync group/creates its
own zone. That may well be something I could add to SyncOptions if it
didn't make it as a core function.
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Fletch;349487 Wrote:
> Why can't you use the playlist dir?
Great idea. That seems to work fine, so, yeah, I'll just move my
playLOGs to the playLISTs dir. :-)
-Peter
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when something's *very* broken. But from my
perspective it'd be nice if it were less aggressive.
Perhaps another option would be making another directory for plugins'
use?
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named sync
groups, but that could get cumbersome. I "only" have 6 players, but
that's dozens of possible sync group combinations. Let's say I have a
2-player "main level" zone -- how would I decide which player should be
the "master" (whose current playl
start listening
in Room A, walk to Room B, decide I want to have both play what Room A
is streaming; 2: Room A and Room B synced. I'm in Room B. The phone
rings. I want Room B to drop out of the sync group so I can talk, but
don't disrupt the music someone else may be listening to in Room
Michael released a new version of MusicInfoScr in the last few weeks
that fixes that text layout problem. I can't comment on WDT, as I don't
use that plugin.
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nt to have the different
squeezebox2_N.bin in the Firmware directory, have squeezebox2.version
only suggest the old version and use brightness on the "split" player
to downgrade it.
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did find some sites that outline what cursor values are supported by
which browsers, but don't have the URLs handy.
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Thanks for the idea -- I stole that for a couple small improvements to
PlayLog. The AJAX Play/Add links are sooo much nicer now that I get the
wait spinny cursor. :-)
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You can easily get to the top level with Now Playing or Browse + a short
Left. Holding Left is likely to drop users to the setup screen. So why
would we ever try to map arrow_left.hold (or power.hold or
brightness.hold) to anything?
Thanks,
Peter
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Bookmark that second, longer URL.
This is documented in the Technical Information area.
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Phil Meyer;272147 Wrote:
> I have added a comment to bug 6973, but I can't reopen it (no permission
> to do that?).
>
Apparently I can. :-)
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> when a favorite is created, but not changed when the favorite is moved.
>
Either approach sounds great to me. Since not all items that can be
Favorites are really playable with N.hold, I think it's probably best
to make N.hold asignments manually, and only allow mappings that would
, displaying
the hoykey associations in the web UI is helpful for those of us who do
use N.hold. It both helps us remember the assignments, and give us a
visual reminder of the affect that re-arranging the order in the web UI
will have on N.hold.
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yed subtly in the web UI (tooltips?) or
presented in a differnt place (a Hotkeys menu that's only displayed if
there's at least one player with a VFD attached?), but it ought to be
there.
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in the contacts
> list, rather than the first 10 numbers in the list.
>
My phone defaults to using the next available slot. Actually that does
bring up a good point. If I have 5 favorites and delete the 3rd, it
might be nice if, like my cell phone, that wouldn't affect favorites
averSwitcher release for SC7 that omits the mode
stack code that caused trouble.
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/slim7/SaverSwitcher/
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.Lately (last week or so), sometimes I notice the clock on a sb3 getting
'stuck'. Not always the same sb3,and I have only seen one stick at a
time. Anyone else?
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Another item to add to my SC7 todo list, perhaps, as I guess
FuzzyTime settings for an SBR don't make much sense.
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Favorites. Did anybody else see this?
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StatusFirst SyncOptions VolumeLock
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erDateTime SyncOptions TimeSpeller VolumeLock
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number of vulnerabities
even with password protection enabled, and I haven't seen any real
evidence of any attackers exploiting the vulnerabilities.
-Peter
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swear by Firmware 15 (or whatever), or users who
don't want SC7 phoning home for privacy reasons, to keep pegging their
players at that old firmware level.
Thoughts?
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ms. Personally, I'm not concerned about gapless
syncing.
Thanks for all the work you've done on this!
-Peter
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ou try to
> contact its support?
>
Find out how Spy Sweeper decides a cookie is "tracking". It might only
take a simple code change in SqueezeCenter -- like adding a P3P
response header -- to appease Spy Sweeper and similar apps.
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m, I still have a big cover image and have to scroll the
left/browse pane to see the song list.
-Peter
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splay cover art.
Thanks,
Peter
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sibly) competing for screenspace. "display:none"
> does not use placeholders.
Yes, you've got it! At 13138, the wizard's working fine with all my
regular extensions enabled, etc. Cross that one off your list. :-)
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