Go to http://www.savenetradio.org/
Contact your congress person to keep net radio free!
All you have to do is click on the link above, and click on Call you
Senators and Representatives. Then just enter your zip code, and it
will give you the phone number for your Congress critter's office.
I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
Pandora. Will the iPhone?
It has no flash or java, right?
I am trying to talk myself out of getting one. Can you help?
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No flash or java. Lots of hype and geek lust, and yes I might buy one.
On 6/27/07, Regnad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
Pandora. Will the iPhone?
It has no flash or java, right?
I am trying to talk myself out of getting one.
I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
What's wrong with it on Squeezenetwork?
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http://www.herger.net/SlimCD - your SlimServer on a CD
http://www.herger.net/slim - AlbumReview,
Eric Seaberg;211326 Wrote:
EDGE isn't really that bad... it's certainly better than a 56k modem!!
I'd say that's a stretch... ;-) Seriously though, Blackberry's
browser compared to iPhone's full HTML Safari is like night and day.
That said, iPhone's speed over Edge is probably related to
There are some huge holes in that glory without Flash and Java. (sad glory
hole joke, couldn't resist)
On 6/27/07, EnochLight
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Eric Seaberg;211326 Wrote:
EDGE isn't really that bad... it's certainly better than a 56k modem!!
I'd say that's a stretch... ;-)
Pat Farrell;211309 Wrote:
... move your SlimServer to a different computer so your
video goes faster and your music plays better. Check the thread for
Why I want a stand-alone, slim, Slim Server!
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Or run an OS
Can anybody help me to determine whether the SB in these pictures is a
SB or SB2? The pictures are from an ad and the sellers says SB2 - I
don't know how to tell the difference. :-D
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I'm wondering if there is a way to not only stream music from
SlimServer, but also to simultaneously play out the host server
machine. I have the server connected directly to a stereo system.
thanks!
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etone's
AFAIK you need a picture of the underside to be sure...
Ceejay
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CatBus;211265 Wrote:
Slightly offtopic--I've connected my SB3 to the CD audio inputs of my
receiver, and I can't seem to get my receiver's remote to control the
SB3 with the JVC DVD codes.
Would it behave differently if connected to the DVD audio input?
Yes, I could try, but I also
Try Softsqueeze (look under Help on the web interface home page).
Ceejay
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Hi,
Out of interest I downloaded a couple of tracks from Linn Records last
night - both FLAC files at their 24bit Studio Master quality. As
regards bitrates, one reports as being 1761kbps and the other
2701kbps.
With my SB3 connected wirelessly (router about 6 metres away in the
next room with
So Apple decides to play nice and remove DRM from songs DL'd from
iTunes...
But what's this? They embed the purchaser's name and account number in
the files! Thanks Apple!
Do you still need another reason to use .flac?
TD
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tyler_durden
While video production on the PC will peg the CPU and force every other
app to wait in line for cycles, there's something more going on with
regards to sluggish remote control response.
My XP PC is not dedicated to SlimServer, but my CPU usage hovers around
2%, and I still often experience
hi all - hoping you can help
since software updating on sunday morning i cannot get my mac to stream
my squeezebox - i checked the system preferences and the stream was off
- clicked start then a couple of seconds later it reverted to off
again
can anyone help - it really is annoying me!
it's
JJZolx;211304 Wrote:
Yes, definitely, but... I think even with a fast dedicated server you
may notice odd, unexplained 'brain deaths' from SlimServer from time to
time.
Is your Slimserver running on Windows or Linux? My library comprises
over just over 65K FLAC tracks and I get no patchy
The faster bitrate is really pushing to the limits of what 802.11g can
do.
I tested once 24bit/96kHz flac and had the same problem over wireless
(router has even directional high-gain antenna). Since SB3 can not
really do 96kHz anyway why not downsample them to 48kHz, they work just
fine over
I play lots of 24bit/96kHz flacs (I use Transporter) with no problems at
all.
My router is a 4 years old 3COM office connect.
Maybe Trasporter v. SB3 ?
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Manelus;211372 Wrote:
I play lots of 24bit/96kHz flacs (I use Transporter) with no problems at
all.
My router is a 4 years old 3COM office connect.
Maybe Trasporter v. SB3 ?
Must be SB3 then, I wrote bollocks (10x error in speed what 802.11g can
do).
Teemu
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tot
Hi
I've just recieved my Nokia E65 mobilephone, which support WiFi. First
thing on my to-do list, was trying out the handheld skin... Yes, it
works like a charm! It is fantastic as a supplement for the normal
remote, and the gadget-bling-bling-show-off effect is astonishing :-)
The SB just
If I had to go from only those pictures, I'd guess SB2 because I think I
can make out the shape of the 320x32 VFD glass near the IR sensor. Also,
it's silver and I think we only did SB2s in that color.
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seanadams
Lame as it is, think of it as a gentleman's agreement. There are
utilities that can remove it for you. I don't think it escaped Apple
that they could have simply used an opaque number to reference your
entry in their customer database, or even put that number in a
watermark. Watermarking an AAC
darcon:
Did you run a permissions verification after the download? I do that
routinely after any program download. I like a program called Onyx for
an all purpose utility. I think the site is Titanium software. You
shouldn't have trouble finding it and it's free.
Guy
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avta
Just bought the latest and greatest D-Link DIR-655 Draft-N router and is
having the SB2 to join the party.
- Server connected wirelessly to the network at 144Mbps OK, no
security
- SB2 connected Ethernet to the router directly.
- During Set up Networking, connected to Ethernet network and
tyler_durden;211356 Wrote:
So Apple decides to play nice and remove DRM from songs DL'd from
iTunes...
But what's this? They embed the purchaser's name and account number in
the files! Thanks Apple!
Do you still need another reason to use .flac?
TD
I'm no big apple fan, but I
David68,
The SB3 does not have the processing power to decompress a 96KHz FLAC
file. If you transcode to FLAC compression level 0 in Slimserver, the
stuttering should stop.
Without stuttering, you will still have a problem - the SB3 does not
filter the stream, nor down-sample from 96KHz to
agentsmith;211399 Wrote:
Just bought the latest and greatest D-Link DIR-655 Draft-N router and is
having the SB2 to join the party.
- Server connected wirelessly to the network at 144Mbps OK, no
security
- SB2 connected Ethernet to the router directly.
- During Set up Networking,
Michael Herger;211337 Wrote:
I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
What's wrong with it on Squeezenetwork?
The current released version of Slimserver cannot control
Squeezenetwork via the web interface. That won't be any different on
any skin or any
seanadams;211396 Wrote:
If I had to go from only those pictures, I'd guess SB2 because I think I
can make out the shape of the 320x32 VFD glass near the IR sensor. Also,
it's silver and I think we only did SB2s in that color.
I have an SB1 in 'silver', although it's a bit more of a metallic
The current released version of Slimserver cannot control
Squeezenetwork via the web interface.
Hmmm... what about http://www.squeezenetwork.com - no need for slimserver.
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JJZolx wrote:
seanadams;211396 Wrote:
If I had to go from only those pictures, I'd guess SB2 because I think I
can make out the shape of the 320x32 VFD glass near the IR sensor. Also,
it's silver and I think we only did SB2s in that color.
I have an SB1 in 'silver', although it's a bit
By the way, this used to work up till I changed the router.
Also, the funny thing is, I can ping the SB3's IP from the server
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agentsmith
SB2, Pioneer DV-S733A, Benchmark DAC1, Naim Nait 5i, Naim Ariva
Speakers. Playstation 3 for Blu-Ray, Panasonic 43 Plasma, Harmony
880. Storage via
bklaas;211405 Wrote:
The current released version of Slimserver cannot control Squeezenetwork
via the web interface. That won't be any different on any skin or any
browser. If the iPhone can do it, it truly is a magical device.
cheers,
#!/ben
But isn't Michael asking about
azinck3;211402 Wrote:
Any chance you turned on the firewall on your server? Can the SB
connect to squeezenetwork?
I turned firewall of the server AND the router OFF.
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agentsmith
SB2, Pioneer DV-S733A, Benchmark DAC1, Naim Nait 5i, Naim Ariva
Speakers. Playstation 3 for Blu-Ray,
Michael Herger;211409 Wrote:
The current released version of Slimserver cannot control
Squeezenetwork via the web interface.
Hmmm... what about http://www.squeezenetwork.com - no need for
slimserver.
I was assuming the original poster was talking about controlling
squeezenetwork from
agentsmith;211413 Wrote:
I turned firewall of the server AND the router OFF.
Certainly sounds like a router issue, but out of curiosity, can you
connect to Squeezenetwork?
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I think that on my yamaha receiver that the remote remembers the
selection that you make. In other words, If you select CD then it
would send CD IR Codes after that.
One thing you might also try... you can select DVD on your receiver
remote while carefully covering the top of the remote so that
Hi all,
At work I use stream.mp3 to listen to my music collection from home.
Sometimes while playing through a playlist (I generally select an album to
play, and hit the 'Play' option on that album to build up a playlist
containing just that album) a track will be skipped completely.
The track
Jonathan Miller;211336 Wrote:
No flash or java. Lots of hype and geek lust, and yes I might buy one.
Indeed. I am a smartphone geek from way back (sph-i300, sph-i330,
sph-i500, HTC Universal, HTC Hermes, PPC 6700, and finally treo 650)
I agree, some glaring holes in the overall picture,
azinck3;211417 Wrote:
Certainly sounds like a router issue, but out of curiosity, can you
connect to Squeezenetwork?
Yes, I can connect to squeezenetwork
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SB2, Pioneer DV-S733A, Benchmark DAC1, Naim Nait 5i, Naim Ariva
Speakers. Playstation 3 for Blu-Ray, Panasonic 43
agentsmith;211422 Wrote:
Yes, I can connect to squeezenetwork
Dumb question perhaps, but can you confirm that slimserver is running
on your server? Does http://127.0.0.1:9000 load properly?What
about other computers on the network?--can they reach
http://serverip:9000?
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bklaas;210849 Wrote:
A couple suggestions to those Woot!ing the 770 today:
the first thing you should do is install the most current 770 OS image
available. who knows what version the Woot! 770s will come with, and a
lot of stuff got fixed between initial release and what's current
today.
I think Apple's handling of this is emminently reasonable.
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Really, it was like that when I got here.
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byKnight;211426 Wrote:
I think Apple's handling of this is emminently reasonable.
I agree. I have actually for the first time bought a few albums (DRM
free, of course) from the itunes store
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shadowboxer
Sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere -- but what does this change
on the part of Apple mean for my existing DRM music and SB3; will Apple
and Logitech agree on protocols that will now allow the DRM music to
stream to my SB3 so i can enjoy the music I have legally purchased with
my preferred
azinck3;211425 Wrote:
Dumb question perhaps, but can you confirm that slimserver is running on
your server? Does http://127.0.0.1:9000 load properly?What about
other computers on the network?--can they reach http://serverip:9000?
Yes Slimserver is running and I can access
There is something inherently cool and satisfying about pulling out your
cell phone and controlling a vast library of music, isn't there? :-)
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I experienced something similar yesterday. When I got home from work, my
SB3 was frozen. The screen was displaying Now Playing and Stopped -
I had left it playing while I was out. When I attempted to control the
SB3 with the remote, it went blank. My SB3 connects to my music server
via a wireless
jacabo;211429 Wrote:
Sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere -- but what does this change
on the part of Apple mean for my existing DRM music and SB3; will Apple
and Logitech agree on protocols that will now allow the DRM music to
stream to my SB3 so i can enjoy the music I have legally
Yeah! :-)
Now I need to figure out a smart way to change between the default and
the handheld skin... Any ideas?
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Quoting KBP [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Yeah! :-)
Now I need to figure out a smart way to change between the default and
the handheld skin... Any ideas?
bookmarks:
http://serverip:9000/Default
http://serverip:9000/Handheld
-kdf
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agentsmith;211430 Wrote:
Yes Slimserver is running and I can access http://localhost:9000
It seems to have something to do with my LAN ports
Agreed. Hard to say if it's the router or the SB that's technically
at fault. Sorry I don't have any major insights...just wanted to
cover the
One more piece of information, the server connected wirelessly
definitely sees the SB2, I installed network magic which came with
the router and the SB2 is listed as a network device. I can also
ping the SB2 from the server.
this is really strange, it seems almost like there is a chinese wall
aphex;211291 Wrote:
Looking at getting a Squeezebox and was curious if it has the ability to
speed up playback. Would love to listen to some audiobooks at 1.5x or
faster if possible.
Maybe use a 3rd party app and stream it to the SB with waveinput
plugin.
.
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Transporter - BK
Try wiring that laptop to the router and checking whether it can access
the server.
Steve.
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kdf;211438 Wrote:
Quoting KBP KBP.2swbzn1183047901 (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com:
Yeah! :-)
Now I need to figure out a smart way to change between the default
and
the handheld skin... Any ideas?
bookmarks:
http://serverip:9000/Default
http://serverip:9000/Handheld
Create a Radiotime account with your correct location and enter that
account on the SN Radiotime account page. We do not do any
auto-detection of location to pass to Radiotime.
http://www.radiotime.com
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andyg's
SteveEast;211447 Wrote:
Try wiring that laptop to the router and checking whether it can access
the server.
Steve.
And let's define access as successfully open http://serverip:9000/
AND use softsqueeze.
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azinck3
Hi
Slimserver 6.5.1 on Qnap has just 'lost' my SB3 (I can browse to SS
from my laptop), and remote commands to SB3 aren't recognised / acted
upon.
SB3 continues to play a radio station, but I can't stop it, turn it
off, or change volume.
Is it possible to get SS to re-recognise the SB3? Or
Hi chaps,
I am using kubuntu 7.04 and asus machine that had problems with the
Intel LAN controller.
See my post in the Linux section. I hope it helps.
M.
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SB3CyrusDACXPreXvs260AKEFiQ7 cable Avondale
server Kubuntu Feisty Fawn, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3 3A linear power
Thanks guys, though you're not totally convincing ;-)! It seems like I
should trust the seller of this item. He's selling 2 SB2:s - one black
and one silver - and the price is about $145 (in Sweden). Seems like
reasonable price to me or what do you think?
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TCM
'Squeezebox 3'
TCM;211465 Wrote:
Thanks guys, though you're not totally convincing ;-)! It seems like I
should trust the seller of this item. He's selling 2 SB2:s - one black
and one silver - and the price is about $145 (in Sweden). Seems like
reasonable price to me or what do you think?
I'd certainly
Thanks for the responses. I'm on a steep learning curve at present so
much appreciated.
I looked at the properties of both downloaded Linn files and (in-line
with what you said) the one that plays fine has a Sample Rate of
44.1khz. The problem one was 96khz.
Is it better to downsample to 48khz
shadowboxer;211421 Wrote:
but oh the utlimate geeky glory of the device is just too much to
resist. :-D
I dissagree. Geeks know when a phone is a load of old tosh with a
distinct lack of features that are used every day by thousands, or
indeed millions of people.
What the iPhone
And it has a built in SIM for your convenience. I'll pass. If I can't
SIM swap it's not welcome in my house.
My Siemens SX1 may be long in the tooth now, but the iPhone isn't going
to be it's replacement. Perhaps the N95 when the cost becomes a bit
more reasonable...
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TCM;211465 Wrote:
Thanks guys, though you're not totally convincing ;-)! It seems like I
should trust the seller of this item. He's selling 2 SB2:s - one black
and one silver - and the price is about $145 (in Sweden). Seems like
reasonable price to me or what do you think?
How about asking
My USB hard drive where my music files are located is intermittently not
recognized by my Windows XP computer. I've tried it on two laptops.
Sometimes you plug it in and everything is fine. Then, you plug it in
and the computer says the USB device is not recognized. When it is
working, I've
Six day delivery, but hey...
http://www.expansys.com/p.aspx?i=141019
All rush at once :)
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Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have
others
http://www.last.fm/user/AdamSlim/
'Last.fm group: people who don't listen to any of last.fm's top
artists'
Would it be OK if we didn't post the latest Nokia prices du jour here?
We already get a lot of spam posts for cell phones that we delete, and
Nokia spam happens to also be a common sign of a dead forum because it
means the moderators aren't watching. I know the 770 is a popular
product among this
seanadams;211479 Wrote:
Would it be OK if we didn't post the latest Nokia prices du jour here?
We already get a lot of spam posts for cell phones that we delete, and
Nokia spam happens to also be a common sign of a dead forum because it
means the moderators aren't watching. I know the 770 is
Yup WOL is at bios level not OS, I have never been able to WOL to work
on any type of nforce board small or large form factor.
I did manage to get it working on my epia CN1 board the other day,
I had to enable wake on IRQ15, not sure if the nforce bios lets you
enable by specific IRQ but its
I just ordered one from Buy.com
I'm sure I'll be back here pining you guys for help once it arrives!
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Reasonable or not, what else are they doing and not telling you about?
TD
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kkitts--Excellent suggestion! If you cover the IR from the remote, the
remote switches to sending DVD signals while the receiver thinks it's
in CD mode.
The only problem is that the DVD signals go to the DVD player, not the
SB3. Oh well. I'll look into changing my setup around.
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tyler_durden wrote:
Reasonable or not, what else are they doing and not telling you about?
That is the point, one common quick and dirty 'security' trick it so
leave an easy to defeat lock, say keeping userids in clear text.
You have no idea if there is or is not a 64 bit GUID burried in the
Kyle;211476 Wrote:
My USB hard drive where my music files are located is intermittently not
recognized by my Windows XP computer. I've tried it on two laptops.
Sometimes you plug it in and everything is fine. Then, you plug it in
and the computer says the USB device is not recognized.
Theoretically, there should be little difference between 48KHz and 44.1
Khz. Nevertheless, I have down-sampled some 96KHz material, and it
sounds awfully good. Maybe it is just wishful thinking on my part.
I have made comparisons of the same material: 44.1KHz-16bit versus
48KHz-24bit that
I think the 770 is the exception to the rule, I for one thank the woot
post, because I have been looking for somthing like that for a while,
since my axim is not the greatest. And its directly related to
slimserver.
Maybe if there was a for sale section, it might be better over there.
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Kyle;211476 Wrote:
My USB hard drive where my music files are located is intermittently not
recognized by my Windows XP computer. I've tried it on two laptops.
Sometimes you plug it in and everything is fine. Then, you plug it in
and the computer says the USB device is not recognized.
azinck3;211458 Wrote:
And let's define access as successfully open http://serverip:9000/
AND use softsqueeze.
Good idea, I will try that when I get home.
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SB2, Pioneer DV-S733A, Benchmark DAC1, Naim Nait 5i, Naim Ariva
Speakers. Playstation 3 for Blu-Ray, Panasonic 43
Should one disable anti-virus software when installing slimserver?
Also, has anyone else noticed that, once installed, the slimdevices
side of the slimserver window flashes every few seconds. I don't know
if flashing is the best description but it's as though the window
keeps
Should one disable anti-virus software when installing slimserver?
Also, one other thing I noticed that was weird about my last install
was the fact that, during play, the slimserver window would repeatedly
flash (I'm not sure that is the best description but it was like the
window would stall
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