Not quiet the same thing, but there is a new portable player on the
market that has a wifi enabled Rhapsody client embedded into it.
http://www.amazon.com/ibiza-Rhapsody-H1A030BK-Wi-Fi-Player/dp/B000XRQ2Q6/
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When I resan with scanner.pl (./scanner.pl --wipe --progress --d_scan
--d_parse /ext/Qmultimedia/music) the multiple tags separator is not
handled, is I get gengre one tag Pop;Rock instead of two tags Pop
and Rock.
Then, when I rescan from the web-interface, it fixes itself!
It's happened twice
On 17-Nov-07, at 1:52 AM, Peter wrote:
The Jive platform has an audio out feature. If it would duplicate the
iPod's connector(s) it could probably fit in the myriad iPod
cradles...
yeah, and Logitech would spend every day in court thereafter.
don't be stupid. Its predatory out there. I
SuperQ wrote:
I have an SB3 as a bedroom music system/alarm clock. I use a T-Amp and
a pair of nice paradigm monitors mounted on the wall out of the way. I
think it's much cleaner and sounds better to have the speakers elsewhere
in the room. Perfect stereo imaging when I'm on the bed
kdf wrote:
On 17-Nov-07, at 1:52 AM, Peter wrote:
The Jive platform has an audio out feature. If it would duplicate the
iPod's connector(s) it could probably fit in the myriad iPod
cradles...
yeah, and Logitech would spend every day in court thereafter.
don't be stupid. Its
I totally forgot the usual suspects. Ipod and Tivoli Audio. Greate
products (I believe they are market leaders in theire business area)
and the products they sell all comes in a greate variety of colours.
But, if SD wants to loose the battle, there isn't really much to do.
Sad but true.
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My wife looked at the first SB...a kludgey black and silver model
My kludgey reference was a lame attempt at mild sarcasm. I also
prefer the silver/black over the all black. The white was, well for
other households.
Back to the music. RadioIO Jazz is on right now...glad to have em
back.
Peter;243353 Wrote:
Does Apple have wirelessly networked audio players?
AirPort Express with AirTunes, although I'm not sure how it compares
with SlimServer.
I also believe iPod Touch and iPhone have some streaming abilities, I'm
not sure if they can stream from iTunes without some hacking
I think Apple TV can also stream audio.
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Squeezebox in different colours - so 2005
http://web.archive.org/web/20050127014514/http://www.slimdevices.com/
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Sean
I have hooked up the Lavry to a CD player, and there are a couple of
notes. One- and most puzzling to me is that the Crystal Lock on the DA
10 is on 88.2-I was under the impression that all CDs output at 44.1
unless HD - I did not think the CD player was upsampling - It is a $125
Panasonic
Thanks for the info.
I have gone into the settings and told the Mac Mini never to go into
sleep mode. However I still can't seem to keep it 'awake' 24/7.
As a test I had the SB3 playing a random mix on reapeat before I went
to work, but when I came back from work about 9 hours later, the SB3
Hi 'j'
I've been using a Lavry DA10 with my SB3 for over 18 months with no
problems whatsoever, so I don't think there's anything intrinsically
wrong with the combination. Are you sure the Lavry is losing lock? If
it is you would see the lock light go out during the pauses. If the
lock light
erland wrote:
Peter;243353 Wrote:
Does Apple have wirelessly networked audio players?
AirPort Express with AirTunes, although I'm not sure how it compares
with SlimServer.
I have an express lying around, I guess it could do.
I also believe iPod Touch and iPhone have some
I have had my Lavry DA10 since Apr 06 and have a few drop out problems
but changing sources and cables fix all those. Now that microwave door
when it shuts hard just kicks up some big time AC issues for me.
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Keith
I don't think there is anything intrinsically wrong with the set up - I
actually put the combination together based partially on what I read on
these forums - I know there are many happy listeners out there with the
DA 10/SB3 combo - which is why I am asking about environmental factors -
sd2100;243360 Wrote:
I totally forgot the usual suspects. Ipod and Tivoli Audio. Greate
products (I believe they are market leaders in theire business area)
and the products they sell all comes in a greate variety of colours.
But, if SD wants to loose the battle, there isn't really much to
peejay;24 Wrote:
Replace the drive?
About a replacement, do you think that I should add a basic cd-rom
player (and keep the other player for DVD stuff and writing) ?
Is there an advantage to go with a basic cd-rom player (I use EAC) ?
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j.wales;243392 Wrote:
Keith
I don't think there is anything intrinsically wrong with the set up - I
actually put the combination together based partially on what I read on
these forums - I know there are many happy listeners out there with the
DA 10/SB3 combo - which is why I am asking
When I say changing sources I mean different computer delivery methods.
Old computer with USB challenges vs. new computer. Others have noted
cables have made a difference in the Lavry forums.
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slwiser's
I think one of Logitech's problems is going to be educating the
workforce of the stores that'll sell the SB to give proper advice and
support to those attracted by the proposition but lacking the technical
knowledge in computing terms to get it running.
The Transporter's fine, since proper hi-fi
When I was looking into getting a wireless music player, and then hence
decided on a SB I went around a lot of stereo etc stores trying to find
someone that had a demo model etc of something anything. The problem was
as said above, no-one would really be able to set it up, they don't have
TheNabil;242854 Wrote:
I can't figure out how to configure squeezeslave or softsqueeze
to use sepcific output channels.
Hi,
I can answer the part about squeezeslave (sorry, I don't use
softsqueeze).
When you start squeezeslave at the command prompt, it enumerates all
the devices it
What is a life-style product?
It conjures up visions of desperate consumers combing gadget magazines
and Sharper-Image catalogs to find the latest over-priced junk that
they must have in order to meet some advertising executive's definition
of a complete life. Yuck. It sounds so slimy I want
tyler_durden;243410 Wrote:
What is a life-style product?
It conjures up visions of desperate consumers combing gadget magazines
and Sharper-Image catalogs to find the latest over-priced junk that
they must have in order to meet some advertising executive's definition
of a complete life.
interspectrum wrote:
The whole point is to have a simple, fairly inexpensive, single unit
that can be moved around and plugged in anywhere around the home.
I do understand that some sacrifice in sound quality will have to be
made in order to make it affordable and small enough to be portable.
Last night I started SlimServer on my laptop and went to bed. This
morning, I saw the machine was giving me a warning that it had run out
of swap space. Effectively, the memory usage was already way over 1G.
When I closed the IE that was automatically opened when starting SS,
the memory usage
unclepuncle;243379 Wrote:
Thanks for the info.
I have gone into the settings and told the Mac Mini never to go into
sleep mode. However I still can't seem to keep it 'awake' 24/7.
I also use an Mac mini as my dedicated music server and the Preferences
Energy Saver Never sleep option works
http://www.olsontribe.com/slimp3/
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More than 35611 songs on 2849 albums by 2050 artists.
Mostly flac, some mp3.
SlimServer Version: 6.5.3 - 12361
Mac OS X 10.4.10 (8R218) - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.6 darwin-thread-multi-2level
MySQL Version: 5.0.22-standard
On a 1.2GHz G4
What I'd like to see (I haven't yet checked out SC7) is simply the
ability to view other files in the folders when browsing the Music
Folder in the browser UI. (Just as the browser might handle these types
of files usally.) Then if I scanned the CD inserts as pdfs, I could view
them in the
I have a new hi-fi system for the bedroom with an aux input that I
intend to connect to my SB3. However, when I plug the power lead into
the SB3 the DAB radio stops working. Is the SB's wireless signal
conflicting with the DAB signals? If I move the SB3 away the DAB
broadcast returns - but
I am using iTunes for Mac OS X 10.5.x. My files are mostly Apple
Lossless, and some AAC. Everything has worked great before. The other
night, Artists disappeared. I have rescanned the library a couple of
times, to no avail.
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Inspired by the success of my efforts to do away with CDs in my life, I
want to move on to digitizing (or discarding)as much of my paper docs
as I can, and this would include CD liner notes. I also do some crude
OCR so that the docs are searcheable. I'm trying to develop a fairly
automated
When I pick any of the radioio stations, they play for a minute and then
stop. Pushing play starts them again, but they never play longer than a
minute w/o stopping.
Everything else works fine and neither the player nor the server logs
any errors. Shoutcast radio works fine.
My setup:
SB3
anyone know of a plugin that allows you to change the a) sub menus b)
edit the favorites from slim server and c) (most importantly) - provide
zunesupport if im using a zune pass or runnign with zune drm'd music.
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Sorry... Use the Finder, start clicking at your name, then Library, and
then Logs.
Slimser.log should be here. Double click to view.
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ron thigpen;243172 Wrote:
fred7 wrote:
Just a helpful reminder to be very careful using the /mir option
because
it will delete files not in the source. Doing this backwards can
have
devastating results.
I'll reiterate this warning and make a suggestion.
My approach to mirroring
MelonMonkey;242967 Wrote:
I just keep my Mac mini set to turn itself off sometime after midnight
and back on at 9am. It's set not to sleep while it's on.
I'd venture to say that it's better for the power supply and hard-drive
just to leave them on, as opposed to shutting down and restarting
After installing Leopard, I can't play iTunesPlus (unprotected AAC)
tracks. Problems occurs if I log out (or I am not logged on).
Slimdevices support can't try this test as yet and told me they are too
busy to pursue the matter.. Can somebody please try this combo???
Seems like serious problem
Have you repaired permissions? Can you verify permissions on your music
folder? Where is it located and what are you using as a server?
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If the SB software permitted the use of other cataloging software, you
could store all kinds of custom information in such other software.
You could add your own notes about the music, the musicians, etc. I do
very much like the look of the SlimServer software.
John
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JSharp;243482 Wrote:
If the SB software permitted the use of other cataloging software, you
could store all kinds of custom information in such other software...
John
It does - I use J River's Media Center to manage all sorts of
information. The two coexist just fine. Those little white
Ok I get the following list of clock source for Transporter
Under SETUP_CLOCKSOURCEDESC (Transporter Audio)I have:
Internal Clock;
Word Clock Input;
Balanced AES;
BNC Coax;
RCA Coax;
Optical Toslink;
so which one should I pick if I am using Transporter as dac with CDP
output Coaxial? (Is this
One of the slim users has created a controller plugin or app that will
allow you to control your squeezeboxes via JRMC. I don't use that be
several people have. You should be able to find the links here in the
plugins area.
You can share your favorites lists - creating them in one app, using
seanadams;243207 Wrote:
Not at the moment
Thanks for the answer! I'd surely love it if future firmware revisions
could have this function. I'm sure I'm not the only one trying to
simplify my system.
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Very nice. I wish there were such plugins for other software. I'll
look some more at JRMC.
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Nothing supports Zune DRM except Microsoft products (supposedly the
Xbox360 as well as their Windows Zune Software).
That is NOT to say that Microsoft Products support Zune Windows
Media Player, for example, does not.
Microsoft has not licensed Zune DRM to anyone external, and keeps it
very
As for questions (a) and (b), you don't need plugins, they're already in
the standard slimserver. For question (a), you can re-arrange the menus
in the slimserver setup menus. The menus can be player-specific, so if
you look under the player settings there is a page for changing the
menus. Your
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