erland;596226 Wrote:
> Which UI are you talking about ?
> - The SBS web UI is completely different today compared to 5 years ago
> - The Squeezebox Radio/Touch UI is completely different than the
> Squeezebox Classic UI we had 5 years ago
> - The Squeezebox Controller is completely different remo
erland;596226 Wrote:
> Which UI are you talking about ?
> - The SBS web UI is completely different today compared to 5 years ago
> - The Squeezebox Radio/Touch UI is completely different than the
> Squeezebox Classic UI we had 5 years ago
> - The Squeezebox Controller is completely different remo
michael123;596225 Wrote:
> Squeeze UI is really awful and did not change for last 5 years. It was
> good back then, but today?? Usability is very poor. Slow.
>
Which UI are you talking about ?
- The SBS web UI is completely different today compared to 5 years ago
- The Squeezebox Radio/Touch UI
Logitech is associated with mice and keyboards.
I have all my house with different kinds of these, and they are really
nice!!!
MX Revolution, DiNovo Edge, Mini, Nano, etc..
However some of my audiophile friends do not share that my passion for
Transporter I own (because of the above) and joking f
Jeff Flowerday;594957 Wrote:
> Does anyone know how hardware sales are doing?
>
> I'm starting to get a little concerned that one of these days we are
> going to read on Engadget that the Squeezebox line is no more.
Similarly. I realize it's off thread topic, and maybe a topic that
nobody dares
cparker;596056 Wrote:
> Surely you mean fixes :p
he he
bug-fixes..
Bugs are delivered as well without questioning..
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michael123;596030 Wrote:
> Bugs shall be delivered ASAP...
Surely you mean fixes :p
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iPhone;594850 Wrote:
> What is the big deal with 7.6? All this development should stop. The
> point is to get to 8.0. Yes working up through the 7's is a means of
> doing that. But at this point if 7.5.2 is that far away and 7.6
> production is nowhere close, why not put all efforts into 8.0 and
Philip Meyer;595929 Wrote:
>
> SBS should have been modified to run SQLite without breaking MySQL, or
> at least making it easy to return to it if SQLite didn't work well.
> When the work was started, I thought it was more of an experiment to
> see if SQLite could be made to work. Why not hedg
>Haven't there been problems with MySQL and 7.6 for months ?
>If it was easy to support multiple databases it feels like those
>problems should have been fixed by now.
>
Yes, MySQL hasn't worked right in 7.6 since the work started, but neither has
SQLite for me either ;-)
In my case, it may be m
MySQL in 7.6 seems to work for those with thier own MySQL instance .
Just choosing MySQL in the settings won't work .
So the logitech provided MySQL does not work in 7.6
Symptoms: it can never complete a scan you never get the dB updated
So SQlite is what works right out of the box for now.
U
Philip Meyer;595749 Wrote:
>
> There shouldn't be much hassle in supporting several.
>
Haven't there been problems with MySQL and 7.6 for months ?
If it was easy to support multiple databases it feels like those
problems should have been fixed by now.
I agree with all your comments regarding
>I just wished they would select one database on the desktop and not try
>to spend time to support two different databases. If they select the
>SQLite database as default database on the desktop, I would prefer if
>they spend the time adding music related features instead of spending
>time supporti
>I think that when (or if) MySQL starts working reliably again it will
>be proven that SQLite is faster doing scans. Since the new & changed
>scans have been moved internally instead of launching the external
>scanner they're insanely fast. Just now, to do a new & changed scan on
>my 30k track li
Philip Meyer;595686 Wrote:
>
> I don't see SQLite support as a big deal; not for users at least. I
> mean, it should be transparent - there's no end-user benefit. It's all
> about development/support.
>
> Desktop and built-in server software have different capabilities, and
> are for differen
SamS;595699 Wrote:
>
> Where is that Wiki/link that shows the features 8.0 is supposed to
> have?
>
It's here but I don't think anyone believes in it any more:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Software_Roadmap
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SQLite is freakin' awesome in 7.6, and it seems like the latest
nightlies are stable right now.
I'm running on some pretty shaky hardware (Squeezeplug), but if you're
on Linux or Windows, I don't see any reason not to go to 7.6.
Where is that Wiki/link that shows the features 8.0 is supposed to
Philip Meyer;595686 Wrote:
> I don't think it can really be claimed that SQLite significantly
> improves scanning speed either. There's a lot of other performance
> improvements in 7.6, and as MySQL doesn't work, it's not comparable.
> MySQL, and the DB access code that SBS executes, could be i
>IMHO, the big deal with 7.6 is:
>- SQLite support (which makes it possible to use same server version
>for desktop and built-in server on Touch and also improves the scanning
>speed)
I don't see SQLite support as a big deal; not for users at least. I mean, it
should be transparent - there's no e
Jeff Flowerday;594957 Wrote:
> Does anyone know how hardware sales are doing?
>
> I'm starting to get a little concerned that one of these days we are
> going to read on Engadget that the Squeezebox line is no more.
Assuming that fateful day ever comes, SqueezeCenter will still be
marching towa
Jeff Flowerday;594957 Wrote:
> Does anyone know how hardware sales are doing?
>
> I'm starting to get a little concerned that one of these days we are
> going to read on Engadget that the Squeezebox line is no more.
Bit like Philips Pronto. Also a good product... bit surprised to see
that go.
Seems like everything has slowedI have a slow 7.5.1 system (the web
interface) on a pretty powerful Win 7 box that just does media, and
only media. Came on here to see if any recent changes had been going
on...Seems like development is equally slow...no real change for a long
while.
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Note that the new bug handling demands 3 votes or confirmation by a
power user of some kind, once the bug is confirmed it may get attention
.
So if you are beta testing, I do like this I also start a tread about
the issue to stir some interest and in that same tread I pt a link to
the bug. That w
Does anyone know how hardware sales are doing?
I'm starting to get a little concerned that one of these days we are
going to read on Engadget that the Squeezebox line is no more.
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pippin;594865 Wrote:
>
> the SMD activity is on a good way here.
>
Just for anyone that wonders, SMD is the work in progress and link I
mentioned in my previous post. We can't give you any further details
besides the information you find in the above thread at this time.
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IMHO 7.6 as it is now (sans bugs) is the biggest step forward since I
use the SB so I find it rather important.
I mainly care about SQLite and the new artwork handling. Ok and maybe
UPnP, not yet sure.
I don't believe what's currently targeted for 8.0 will ever come (from
Logitech) since it doesn
iPhone;594850 Wrote:
> What is the big deal with 7.6? All this development should stop. The
> point is to get to 8.0. Yes working up through the 7's is a means of
> doing that. But at this point if 7.5.2 is that far away and 7.6
> production is nowhere close, why not put all efforts into 8.0 and
iPhone;594850 Wrote:
> What is the big deal with 7.6? All this development should stop. The
> point is to get to 8.0. Yes working up through the 7's is a means of
> doing that. But at this point if 7.5.2 is that far away and 7.6
> production is nowhere close, why not put all efforts into 8.0 and
What is the big deal with 7.6? All this development should stop. The
point is to get to 8.0. Yes working up through the 7's is a means of
doing that. But at this point if 7.5.2 is that far away and 7.6
production is nowhere close, why not put all efforts into 8.0 and let
7.5.1 ride it out until 8.
finnbrodersen;594828 Wrote:
>
> I wonder what Logitech is up to ?
>
Some new hot feature/product which they aren't ready to tell us about
yet maybe ?
I can agree that from an outside perspective it has felt a bit strange
during the last year or two but I suspect the big difference are some
org
It has already been stated that 7.5.2 will arrive in the early next
year. IMHO there were a recent error correction that probably is major
enough to secure.
7.6.0... well no commitment yet. I will guess summer/fall
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Jeff Flowerday;594824 Wrote:
> It seems to be a black hole of development right now.
> .
>
Must say I feel the same, been running 7.5.1 for close to half a year
now. I wonder what Logitech is up to ?
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finnbrodersen
Some version of SBServer running on a HP EX490 home server
SBReceive
It seems to be a black hole of development right now. I've reported a
couple bugs and there has been no reply nor have they been addressed.
Is the end ever going to come? I know delivery dates are impossible
but it would be nice to know some head way is at least being made.
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