How do I proceed from here?
open http://localhost:9000/ in your web browser?
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I expect that when the automatic update feature will be swiched on some
information should be presented to the user to inform about updating the
plugins.
Please feel free to add your comments to the following bug:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4082
(You'd better post further comme
The Olive units have been discussed in the forums before, including
posts by 1 or 2 former Olive users. Do a search and you'll find them.
The overall sentiment seemed to be overpriced and a system that is
overly closed: it's said that you can't even make a backup of the Olive
hard drive, except wi
Mobility would be cool, just not high on my priority list currently. The
PC option mentioned above is too cumbersome, I'm looking to break the
connection to my computer. In looking around for a device with the
options I'm intersted in I came across the Escient and the Olive units.
Anyone have an o
reading this, also a problem when i considered buying slimdevice. today
SONOS officially annouce full support for gapless LAME mp3 and OGG
playback. so this problem is one slimdevice needs now to fixing.
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hi, after waiting time, now it appeared that SONOS officially now
supporting gapless playback in LAME mp3 and ogg files in firmware2.0.
i now consider purchased sonos system, but urge slimdevices also
applying gapless playback for mp3 as you make very nice product but
without gapless. thank-
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I migrated 6.3.1 to 6.5b2 without updating my plug-ins to a new leven
(just to test what happens if I 'simulate' an average usre :-)
Of course the server hung when started after the install. No error
message was presented to me.
I expect that when the automatic update feature will be swic
tomjtx wrote:
My SB is linked to my desktop e-mac, I can use it to control SB. I
would like to use my new macbook to do same. It dosn't recognize my
SB. I am a rather illiterate computer user so please excuse these basic
questions.
OK, exactly how does your desktop eMac control the SB? I wou
Thanks for the info.
My SB is linked to my desktop e-mac, I can use it to control SB. I
would like to use my new macbook to do same. It dosn't recognize my
SB.
I am a rather illiterate computer user so please excuse these basic
questions.
I am a literate and professional classical guitarist so i
here is a 2nd recommendation for mp3tag, http://www.mp3tag.de/
It does all tags for me except AIFF.
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I'm currently running XP Media Edition.
After downloading the SlimDevice software the first error I receive
is;
Unable to execute;
ProgramFiles/SlimServer/Gettingstarted.html
Shellexecute failed;code5
When I double click on the SlimServer icon on my desktop I get the
message;
SlimServer Web I
Michaelwagner;136312 Wrote:
> Good.
>
>
> So one thing that's been tried here and seemed to work was, someone
> took a paint program and said "I'd like to see a squeezebox that looked
> like this".
>
> Then at least we know what you're thinking about.
Like I said, I love the Squeezebox, but
I'd expect this link to work, but it's an empty playlist. They will
need to fix this link.
http://stations.loudcity.com/120/24hr.dakine.pls
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For months now I have been enjoying listening to music from
HawaiianRainbow.com. However, in the last few days, I have been unable
to do so. I contacted the webmaster, and he indicated that he had been
forced to switch to a different url because of server crashes.
I have tried url snooper listeni
Nostromo;136284 Wrote:
> For the record, I didn't plan to shut up.
Good.
> I'm always nice and I always try to be constructive. ;-)
So one thing that's been tried here and seemed to work was, someone
took a paint program and said "I'd like to see a squeezebox that looked
like this".
Then at l
Well, if I sounded harsh, I'm sorry. English isn't my native language
either. :)
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I like the other suggestions on this thread too, and I believe there is
merit for them too, but I'm still going to stick to my suggestion of a
portable squeezebox.
A dockable portable squeezbox could plug into a boom box.
I'm still thinking a portable squeezebox with a lcd screen with lithium
i
I'm finding that this shoutcast stream plays for between 10 seconds and
2 minutes then stutters then crashes SlimServer...
http://64.236.34.196/stream/1018 (SomaFM)
Running 6.3.1 with Firmware 55
It works fine through winamp, anyone else confirm or deny a problem?
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I can attest to the fact that, sometimes things just don't really come
out the way you meant them. Even when it is your native language.
As an (infrequent) contributer to the German language forum on this
board, I can say, and more so when you're writing in a foreign
language.
So let's be a li
easyTag works well with flac files as well.
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Mp3tag can manage FLAC tags just fine.
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> For the record, don't shut up. Just be nice, offer ideas, and watch
> things move forward.
>
For the record, I didn't plan to shut up. I'm always nice and I always
try to be constructive. ;-)
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I think what's trying to
be said here is that complaints are often thrown around in the general
forum by those who won't even spend the time to formulate a well
crafted idea for a solution. Saying things like "god, the web interface
sucks" isn't constructive.
I just spent 15 minutes on my own an
Ben Sandee;136269 Wrote:
> On 9/14/06, CatBus forums.slimdevices.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Also, I fully realize that gap-hating is subjective, although part
> of
> > it may be musical preference. Many classical CDs separate one
> musical
> > piece into multiple tracks (for movements, etc). Perhap
lrossouw;136159 Wrote:
> why not run slimserver on the extra (win95?) laptop at the location your
> library is?
>
> not sure if slimserver runs on 95 but you can install another operating
> system on the laptop?
Running SlimServer on Win95 can be done, however it might be worth
looking into oth
Nostromo;136267 Wrote:
> I'm somewhat new to the open source scene. And I think I understand your
> point of view, up to a certain point. You put a lot of "blood and
> sweat", to improve SlimServer and we're all greatful for it. And you
> were not paid for it.
>
> But try to understand our poin
I'm getting the same symptoms since 6.5 something (not sure when) - SB2
into a Sony AV receiver using optical out. If I switch SB off with
remote with amp still on I get horrific white noise - have to remember
to switch off amp or change inputs before turning off the SB. Not v
usable.
Thought
paltomare;136261 Wrote:
> My wish list items for SB 4:
>
> 1 Internal, swapable hardrive(s) w/raid
> 2. USB port for external hardrive
> 3. Direct internet audio streaming, eliminate the need for
> SqueezeNetwork
> 4. Internal CD drive for ripping, playing, maybe even writing.
> 5. Video port fo
On 9/14/06, CatBus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also, I fully realize that gap-hating is subjective, although part ofit may be musical preference. Many classical CDs separate one musical
piece into multiple tracks (for movements, etc). Perhaps you wouldfeel more rage if the gaps happened several ti
paltomare;136261 Wrote:
> My wish list items for SB 4:
>
> 1 Internal, swapable hardrive(s) w/raid
> 2. USB port for external hardrive
> 3. Direct internet audio streaming, eliminate the need for
> SqueezeNetwork
> 4. Internal CD drive for ripping, playing, maybe even writing.
> 5. Video port fo
> It's just so boring: everybody's complaining ("It's done by nerds and
> it
> shows") and knows so much better, but nobody takes the time to do
> anything.
>
I'm somewhat new to the open source scene. And I think I understand
your point of view, up to a certain point. You put a lot of "blood an
Jig;136251 Wrote:
> seems to be coming up ok now - perhaps it did not like the fact that
> there were already mp3 entries in there?
>
> Only one other question - the genre is showing as a different one to
> that which shows in the FLAC frontend, what's the best way for managing
> FLAC tags?
>
>
My wish list items for SB 4:
1 Internal, swapable hardrive(s) w/raid
2. USB port for external hardrive
3. Direct internet audio streaming, eliminate the need for
SqueezeNetwork
4. Internal CD drive for ripping, playing, maybe even writing.
5. Video port for optional on-screen display
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Ben Sandee;136224 Wrote:
>
> I realize anyone can hear the gaps -- I certainly can hear them
> (although
> they are VERY short, almost inaudible). But I'm also able to contain
> my
> rage at them and still enjoy my music. If gapless MP3 were added I
> would
> certainly use it. On the other ha
kdf wrote:
>
> Then again, consider that we're tlaking about wifi, so it's a case of
> being movable rather than entirely wireless. In that case, one option
> could be a very low power mode. Unplug it and the battery keeps the
> memory, wifi, audio processor and headphone output going. Ki
Quoting Mark Lanctot
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hmm, good point. It would be nice to keep the VFD but as GoCubs Greg
and wikipedia mentions, a high-intensity OLED might be in order.
Then again, consider that we're tlaking about wifi, so it's a case of
being movable rather than entirely wirele
seems to be coming up ok now - perhaps it did not like the fact that
there were already mp3 entries in there?
Only one other question - the genre is showing as a different one to
that which shows in the FLAC frontend, what's the best way for managing
FLAC tags?
And thanks for your help guys.. :)
Marc Sherman wrote:
>
> Oh. I want one. I'm no audiophile, so not $1999 worth, but I really
> want one. :)
Oh, um, and a pony.
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kdf wrote:
>
>> Is the transporter knob clickable?
>
> yup. it serves the same function as pressing the right arrow.
Oh. I want one. I'm no audiophile, so not $1999 worth, but I really
want one. :)
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kdf;136243 Wrote:
> Also highly theoretical. Battery life isn't linear. Draw a
> consistently higher current you may find that it lasts less than the
> stated Ah. There can sometimes be sweet-spots, plus the voltage drops
>
> over time. This can mean the device drops off before the batt
Quoting Marc Sherman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is the transporter knob clickable?
yup. it serves the same function as pressing the right arrow.
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bklaas wrote:
>
> What if there was just a slot in the case to put the remote? I know
> that doesn't look as polished as having onboard buttons, but I'm keen
> on not reinventing things (you can tell I come from the Linux school of
> thought).
Then they'd need two IR receivers -- one in the rece
Quoting Mark Lanctot
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
A single D cell has a capacity of 15 A*h. That means it could power a
Squeezebox for 7 hours, and a Squeezebox doesn't draw a full 2 A. Not
bad!
Also highly theoretical. Battery life isn't linear. Draw a
consistently higher current you may fin
bklaas;136230 Wrote:
> But is the existing squeezebox hardware designed to run on DC? If not,
> could it be converted to run on DC easily? I guess I was thinking in
> terms of leveraging existing hardware (either by Slim or by an
> enterprising modder).
>
> #!/ben
As blkwrx said, 5 V DC. Note
lrossouw,
I don't think I can run Slim on Win95. (I tried, unsuccessfully,
though maybe not correctly.) I'd thought about installing XP but I
don't think my P90 laptop can handle it (not to mention the 700MB
HDD). I hadn't thought about a non-WIN OS since I don't know anything
about them, but
Quoting bklaas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Mark Lanctot;136222 Wrote:
Such units are designed internally to run on DC. You merely have to
provide an adapter that converts 120 VAC to the required DC voltage.
But is the existing squeezebox hardware designed to run on DC? If not,
could it be convert
Marc Sherman;136225 Wrote:
>
> One final thing I'd like to add to this wishlist is some buttons. It
> doesn't necessarily need the full suite of buttons from the remote
> (perhaps you could drop the number keys, if buttons onboard raise the
> cost), but at least some of the buttons to allow cont
bklaas;136230 Wrote:
> But is the existing squeezebox hardware designed to run on DC? If not,
> could it be converted to run on DC easily? I guess I was thinking in
> terms of leveraging existing hardware (either by Slim or by an
> enterprising modder).
>
> #!/ben
Yes, 5vdc.
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Mark Lanctot;136222 Wrote:
> Such units are designed internally to run on DC. You merely have to
> provide an adapter that converts 120 VAC to the required DC voltage.
>
But is the existing squeezebox hardware designed to run on DC? If not,
could it be converted to run on DC easily? I guess I
I found a workaround. Go to control panel -> Regional and Language
Options -> Advanced, and set the langauge to Chinese (PRC). Then you
should be able to see your Chinese, Japanese or Korean songs in
slimserver or slimbox.
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> kdf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 14-Sep-06, at 1:06 AM, cparker wrote:
>> The bug/request to playback gapless MP3s which have been encoded with
>> Lame has been open more than 18 months now.
> when someone provides a patch, it will be in a build.
Wouldn't this need to be done in the
bklaas wrote:
>
> My dream goes something like this:
>
> wireless SB3 hardware
> T-Ampish kind of thing to drive the speakers
> Speakers of reasonable but affordable quality
> One electrical cord to power it
> Ability to run on batteries (9 Ds, I don't care, just cut the cord)
> A case for it all
On 9/14/06, CatBus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Transcoding at the server is a great workaround for gapless playback,and I'm very grateful we have it. But true client-side gapless MP3
playback support would be a very good feature--and not just a featureonly a few rare cases would take advantage of.I
bklaas;136220 Wrote:
> Do you know how to deal with the AC-DC thing? Forgive me, I'm an
> electrical idiot, but isn't providing power with batteries vs. AC a
> non-trivial issue? Has this been componentized (that a word?) to the
> point where you can just buy the necessary hardware to be able to
Boy, I like where you are going with that idea, esp. the built-in
tunnelling option via firmware.
Do you know how to deal with the AC-DC thing? Forgive me, I'm an
electrical idiot, but isn't providing power with batteries vs. AC a
non-trivial issue? Has this been componentized (that a word?) to
Quoting bklaas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'll look into adding the pulldown. FYI-- setting a cookie from a
different skin for album sort order doesn't do the trick. Hopefully I
can get something in place to make that a moot point.
ah, how odd. its sorted for me. I guess I must have put the pulldo
Just checking - you did do a clear and rescan rather than just scanning
for changes?
Steve.
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No, I just rescanned for changes... I've just kicked off a clear and
rescan...
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I believe it still sends a signal, but it this does not include spdif
framing so the dac receiver will loose lock.
If this is a problem then I would raise a feature request to make the
new operation optional.
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kdf;136178 Wrote:
> Quoting bklaas forums.slimdevices.com>:
>
> > Anyone know why you can't use gallery view when browsing by artist?
> > Well, you can once you drill down to the individual artist, but not
> > when you are viewing, say, artists that start with "R".
>
> simple answer, an artist
Ahh... the million dollar question :) The first thing I'd try is
deleting the db file. I'm not sure where it is on redhat but someone
else (or the forum search) should be able to help. Delete that,
restart, and do a full rescan. See what happens. If that doesn't work
there are debug options we ca
I think I want something like this too. I could build it now with an
SB3, T-Amp, and speakers (and ideally, a salvaged vintage boombox), but
can't figure out how to do it for less than $400-$500. What would be
the price point for such a box? I guess you could get the price down
by ditching the
My guess is that it's your Creek DAC's clock freewheeling. With 6.5
firmware the SB3 doesn't put out an SPDIF signal until it powers on,
and it turns it off again when it's switched off. IIRC this was a
feature request so that DACs with multiple digital inputs can correctly
autosense.
Presumably
Ben Sandee;136179 Wrote:
> On 9/14/06, cparker forums.slimdevices.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Because I bought them from mp3 commerical sites and they are LAME
> > encoded, so I dont want to have to buy them again! :(
>
>
> I understand -- but I think you are a rarity. How many people these
> d
I think comparing the Squeezeboombox idea (which has been discussed
dozens of times on this forum) to an iPod is apples-to-oranges.
My dream goes something like this:
wireless SB3 hardware
T-Ampish kind of thing to drive the speakers
Speakers of reasonable but affordable quality
One electrical c
yep, you're right - they're there now. What's my next step to get the
rescan to work correctly?
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Now once you've done that do they now show up in the regular browsing
modes (Artist, Album, etc) ? Using Browse Music Folder _should_ add
the tracks data to the db as a side effect.
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good hit - yes, I can...
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Doing gapless with mp3 used to be hard, but with LAME encoded stuff it's
now pretty easy - just read the tag. Other formats are gapless, so the
infrastructure to do seamless transitions is there, all that needs
adding is the code to the firmware's mp3 decoder.
I'm aware it's an issue of prioritie
Taking on the iPod would be corporate suicide.
Microsoft can do it - they can afford to throw $100 million at the
market and then say "oh well" at the end of the day when it just
doesn't catch on. They're not the type to just say "oh well" and call
it quits though, they have the money to be able
Hi all, running a couple of SB1's on a RedHat 8 server and Slimserver
6.3.1 .. been using mp3's for years and it's fine, but I thought I'd
give FLAC a go.
So I ripped a CD using EAC and FLAC, replaced the mp3 files in my music
directory with the new flac files (tested with FLAC frontend), but whe
I see you're using the digital coax out.
Can you try the optical, or analog out, just for kicks?
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mrfantasy;136185 Wrote:
> If you can do MP3 streaming with a Zune, you could get a lot of what you
> want by attaching to SlimServer that way. Then if there's some way to
> write a web interface for it. . .
Perhaps, even with a port of softsqueeze to a pocketpc would do this
too.
I'm making th
A portable player would be great but lets not forget that Rio had a
great portable audiophile player that still couldn't compete with the
iPod. If SlimDevices makes a portable play I would envision it as one
that you can plug any usb hd into.
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Nope. Updated to beta 3 and it's still doing it. In fact, closer
investigation reveals even more randomness. Sometimes the sound does
disappear when the SB is shut off from the remote and sometimes it
doesn't. I've tried shutting it off with a song playing, with a song
paused and with the playlist
If you can do MP3 streaming with a Zune, you could get a lot of what you
want by attaching to SlimServer that way. Then if there's some way to
write a web interface for it. . .
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1) Ok, inline storage
I could give up on it, but I think some additional internal memory
would allow the unit to buffer a stream for period of time, so that any
intermittment drops in network performance could be handled better.
2) Those of you asking, why not just get a RIO, sandisk, etc??
On 9/14/06, cparker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Because I bought them from mp3 commerical sites and they are LAMEencoded, so I dont want to have to buy them again! :(
I understand -- but I think you are a rarity. How many people these days who care about gapless audio are satisfied with a lossy cod
Quoting bklaas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Anyone know why you can't use gallery view when browsing by artist?
Well, you can once you drill down to the individual artist, but not
when you are viewing, say, artists that start with "R".
simple answer, an artist doesn't have cover art.
However, what yo
bklaas;136166 Wrote:
> Anyone know why you can't use gallery view when browsing by artist?
It's a bit counter-intuitive, especially at first, but if you start
browsing by album there's a drop down menu that let's you select sort
order. There's various combinations of artist, album, year, and genr
Kyle;135783 Wrote:
> Jobs said in his presentation that "iTV" was, in effect, a working title
> until they come up with something better.
The "iTV" name is destined to be replaced with something else, because
Apple can't trademark it. (No company can claim exclusive use of the
term.)
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This has cropped up before. Slim Devices make them, but sell them as OEM
devices to that company who rebrand them. Mind you, i fell sorry for
anyone who buys one, downloads the software, visits the SD website and
see the real price lol.
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d_anders, you are right in that a portable squeezebox/boombox/squeezebox
radio is a great idea, and something that many of us are crying out for.
Slimdevices are tied up with the Transporter, but i think its the next
logical (and good business) step.
But you are s wrong about the internal sto
Ben Sandee;136157 Wrote:
> On 9/14/06, Nostromo forums.slimdevices.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Are the album covers labeled now? The name of the album should be
> > underneath the album cover, IMO. Or it should be an option.
> >
> >
> They are labeled. It's quite nice now.
>
> Ben
Since this th
Ben Sandee;136081 Wrote:
>
>
> Why not just encode your CD's to FLAC and be done with it? At least
> for
> those albums which drive you crazy. I have only a handful of albums
> myself
> that benefit from gapless transitions.
>
> Ben
Because I bought them from mp3 commerical sites and they a
why not run slimserver on the extra (win95?) laptop at the location your
library is?
not sure if slimserver runs on 95 but you can install another operating
system on the laptop?
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So I found a thread on here that said when you are using a preamp you
should turn the volume on the SB up to 40 but when I do that I get
distortion in the music. It sounds like clipping but I use replygain in
foobar for all my files and they don't clip on other systems. It seems
to effect certain
CardinalFang;135586 Wrote:
> http://www.engadget.com/2006/09/12/live-from-the-steve-jobs-keynote-its-showtime/
>
> At the end, the iTV, plays music, video, photos etc and plugs into your
> stereo and TV. Just goes to show that the Transporter was a good
> strategic move...
>
> Paul
640x480 on
On 9/14/06, Nostromo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are the album covers labeled now? The name of the album should beunderneath the album cover, IMO. Or it should be an option.
They are labeled. It's quite nice now.Ben
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Ben Sandee;136082 Wrote:
> You really should -- and soon! It's been in development for a long time
OK, OK.
I've been working between 60 and 80 hour weeks at work, trying to keep
my little company afloat, so at the end of the day I haven't had time
to download the latest and greatest. I'm still
Has anybody managed to get this plugin working with the latest version
of SlimServer 6.5b? I have tried and failed.
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> the gallery view replaces "browse artwork".
>
> The advantage is that now any album listing can be shown as a list of
> album titles,
> or a grid of album covers. A cookie stores the choice, so it
> persistent per-browser, per-server,
> and per-skin.
>
> it also means that they both use the sa
d_anders;135998 Wrote:
> POINT: Squeezebox needs to become a full portable media player with it's
> own storage. I love the interface. It should also work on it's own
> internal storage without having to stream from PC, NAS, or
> Squeezenetwork.
Sorry if I'm being dense here, but what do you ha
Will try that. Deleting the db may work since I have only done complete
rescans but on whatever file exists at the time. Thank you for the
suggestion.
msandover
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Hi,
Thanks for that, I've changed it, and I guess it must be working as I
am getting smooth streaming now although curiously the player is still
displaying "stream 320kbps" for the track information so it must still
send that even though it's downgrading..
This is working with windows media play
Urmaboyblue;136117 Wrote:
> What about SSH on a Mac? How easy/difficult is that?
>
> Thanks for the great help regarding my original question.
>
> -Blue
Well there you're in luck, assuming you are running OS-X. OpenSSH is
installed by default, and there are a number of OS-X SSH clients
availa
What about SSH on a Mac? How easy/difficult is that?
IMHO it's pre-installed (OpenSSH, I guess).
http://www.panix.com/help/sw.macosx-ssh.html
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Mark Lanctot;136090 Wrote:
> It would be a shame to lose the VFD - even the Roku SoundBridge Radio
> uses one. However if it was to be battery powered there may be no
> choice.
How about OLED...
-Greg
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