Michael Herger;267022 Wrote:
> > What about the power supply?
>
> Yes, it's the same.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Thanks Michael! Can anybody ask my second question?
TCM;267011 Wrote:
>
> What about the power supply? Is it the same as the one SB3 uses and *is
> that available somewhere?*
Can I bu
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jsprag;267855 Wrote:
> Unless I'm missing something in the settings page, this requires me to
> ssh to my headless server, open up the file in a text editor, make the
> changes, and then re-start Squeezecenter.
>
> Please tell me if I'm overlooking something.
You are kind of right ... you need
haunyack;267563 Wrote:
> No...I have not filed a "bug report" and do not intend to.
Well then how do you expect your problems to go away? Do you think
they'll become aware of your problem through psychic divination?
It's obviously working on their machines. Rant as you will, they
wouldn't put
OK, I have no idea what was going on but I've fixed it. I just moved
the MP3_new directory to a new name and rescan the library.
I use Unix day in day out for work so I'm not a completely numpty on
the command line. Still, I couldn't find any soft links or playlists
referencing the other direct
I like the idea of a party plug-in, but am thankful to Kevin (for only
about the thirteenth time today) for the remapping remote solution for
party mode. Change the play button to "play next", add stays add.
Invoke the custom party.map and then remove settings from the SB menu
during the party, an
hellesangel;268114 Wrote:
> At a first glance I'd say that thing is not worth it. It's expensive
> partially because they've got 1Tb of flash memory in there which is a
> very odd choice.
I'm not sure about the main storage being flash. The Stereophile
article quotes the Sooloos honcho as saying
Not sure I have the magic answer, but a couple of observations.
First, you didn't need to open up the firewall in the router to allow
the slimserver ports through, unless you're intending to access
slimserver from the internet. It won't be the cause of your problem,
but close those ports off.
Se
Removed the 6.5.5 line. We moved on to 7.0.
Mike
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That's close, but not entirely true.
(warning, excessive detail ahead!)
For example, SB2/3 now supports OGG/Vorbis as a native format, but due
to implementation details FF/REW still doesn't work for those file
types (see http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3809). Also,
FLAC is a native
>From the Beginner's Guide in the wiki
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?BeginnersGuideToFileFormats):
-*Native or Transcoded?*
In the Slimserver/Squeezebox world, this can be an important
difference. The various models of Squeezebox can handle different file
types internally, so given (for
Pat Farrell;267920 Wrote:
> dtz wrote:
> > Why is it that the FW and FR work only with mp3's. These functions
> don't
>
> This is a FAQ, frequently asked, and frequently answered question. Have
>
> you done a trivial search of the forum history?
I have done a trivial search and found that the
mvalera wrote:
> Our first priority is to get Duet out the door. I'm sure once things
> are settled a bit, either we or someone else in the community will
> come up with a way to configure a SB Receiver without a SB
> Controller.
*cough*
> But it will have to be on a WiFi enabled device, like a
Is it just me ?
If I go to http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_nightly.html and click
"6.5.5" to download small, safe changes since 6.5.4. I get Access
forbidden!
Is 6.5.5 closed now? Do I have to go to 7.0 ?
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Heck, you can go to 6.0 if you want.
Something in the build process or the web config changed, no doubt
it'll be fixed.
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K. It sounds pretty great. I am sold.
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I have a Harmony 659, 880, and now a Harmony One - All will do a fine
job controlling an SB3.
The web connection allows you to find your devices in a database and
have them set up automatically. You can then add all of the other
commands that are specific to the original remote into the soft but
djfake;268009 Wrote:
>
>
> Logitech - this stinks. Why will you not sell a reasonably priced
> hardware device for use with Slimserver? All I need is a wired-only, no
> display device.
You have to realize that without a display or an IR receiver, the only
way to talk to a SB Receiver out of th
Zaragon;268136 Wrote:
> It would be 3 hops, Server to AP, AP to Repeater, Repeater to player.
> Depending upon whether the repeater is doing store and forward on the
> same channel or using two channels will affect latency.
It could be 4 hops, Server to Repeater, Repeater to AP, AP to Repeater,
I called tech support. It turned out to need the xilinx reset. Someone
did suggest that (above) and in my haste I only noticed the factory
reset recommendation. Sorry 'bout that.
Everything is working fine now.
Thank you,
Joe
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Peter;267950 Wrote:
> Witth a repeater in the picture it's even worse isn't it?
> Worst case, each packet of music could travel 4 wireless hops...
>
> Regards,
> Peter
It would be 3 hops, Server to AP, AP to Repeater, Repeater to player.
Depending upon whether the repeater is doing store and fo
I have had the same situation for months and no serious attempt from
Logitech to troubleshoot it.
There is no reason why a wireless SB3 that is 20ft. from the server in
the same room, away from any microwave or wireless phone, on a wireless
channel that no other Wifi are using in or around your h
mik63;268242 Wrote:
> I would like to ask anybody that still has one of the following 2 issues
> or similar, to add his/her comments to this thread:
>
> 1) SB3 reboot/crash problems in the middle of a song
> 2) SB3 stuttering even with buffer full and over 80% Wireless signal
>
> I am trying to
Thanks for the advice.
I re-installed everything, this installing alienBBC manually as per the
on-line instructions. Everything is now fine.
Lesson: if in doubt, reinstall... ;<)
Best regards,
Paul
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djfake;268009 Wrote:
> Well the first question is then definitely FALSE. One cannot "just" buy
> the SBR and expect to use it like the old Squeezebox.
>
> 1. False - To configure the SBR, you must have the SBC.
>
> So you can buy as many SBRs as you want, but none of them will work
> without p
joeriz;268035 Wrote:
>
> I don't know why but I have a sneaking suspicion that if I were to go
> back to SC 6.5 this problem might vanish. The fact that SC 7 doesn't
> have the "RCA out - on" option makes me wonder. I didn't want to do
> this but I might try. Or perhaps it's in the firmware a
I'm interested in this as well. We have a "family" slimserver at a
public co-lo with a dedicated 10MP upstream and it's great streaming to
the various places I and my brothers may be. We all live in different
states and travel internationally.
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Khuli;268109 Wrote:
> Wow - you're not kidding
> http://blog.stereophile.com/ces2007/107sooloos/
At a first glance I'd say that thing is not worth it. It's expensive
partially because they've got 1Tb of flash memory in there which is a
very odd choice. Well, it's a great choice if you've got mo
I too have frustrations with the squeezebox but overall I think it's a
heck of a satisfying product. However, some of your frustrations could
be avoided by preparing playlists prior to having people over and/or
just not letting others touch the remote control. I'm a bit perplexed
as to why you'd w
spooky;268120 Wrote:
> In my unexperienced opinion
> most all the posters are giving good advice
> especially giving the unit a fixed ip
> and the initiator of the thread is also correct
> these units are buggy!!
> If you haven't tried it yet; do a "hard" reset:
> unplug the unit and press the p
gbruzzo;268066 Wrote:
> I sympathise (see the sooloos solution on www.sooloos.com) with this
> approach.
I don't think you will sympathise with the prices for sooloos stuff ;)
You can buy about 6 transporters for the price of a complete sooloos
system...
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I just want to thank the slimdevices team for the new duet product. It
seems this is pretty much what I had asked for in this forum section.
I can now place the amp in a remote location and with multiple
controls, it can be manuipulated from anywhere in the house.
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gbruzzo wrote:
I would love to see a larger, portable touch
> screen interface (larger than the controller - which I have ordered and
> am waiting for eagerly): this is something Logitech might very well do
> one day, and it makes more sense to me than some of the "fat" player
> solutions people ha
Khuli;268067 Wrote:
> 1. Pressing 'Play' on a track inserts it at the current point in the
> playlist and plays it immediately, before continuing on with the
> existing playlist.
I thought the "pressing play stops the current track" was the main
gripe in the "Sucks" thread.
Agree with your oth
I would suggest:
1. Pressing 'Play' on a track, inserts it at the current point in the
playlist and plays it immediately, before continuing on with the
existing playlist.
2. Pressing 'Add' adds a track to the end of the list as normal.
3. The saved playlist cannot be deleted. The playlist in u
Following on from the "Why Squeezebox sucks" thread I'm starting this as
a proper discussion of how a Party Mode should work.
I've regularly had the same problem as the original poster whereby
playlists regularly get wiped by mistake so i'd like to see a 'safe
mode' for the remote and a 'simple'
I am currently using a Harmony 1000 to control one of my SB3s without
any issues. I have got it to learn the brightness and other commands
and can even update the firmware
I notice that the price of the Harmony One in the UK is £129 compared
to $249 which means that once Tax etc is taken into
How has your (OP) hunt for a solution come. Have you tried connecting
the SB3 via wired yet?
I understand your frustration with people immediately blaming something
else. However this is a complex system and many things can cause it
issues and all anyone here is trying to do is isolate where th
Nope, no soft links. Just checked. But I agree this seems very strange
and would have been picked up before. I just can't put my finger on
what could be wrong.
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I would like to ask anybody that still has one of the following 2 issues
or similar, to add his/her comments to this thread:
1) SB3 reboot/crash problems in the middle of a song
2) SB3 stuttering even with buffer full and over 80% Wireless signal
I am trying to have Logitech to acknowledge they
Hello everybody
Firstly - can I just say that this is my first post. I've been lurking
for four or five months now and finally got my SB3 two weeks ago (after
a year and a half of persuading Mrs Boosh that we really needed one and,
yes, curtains are more important).
Squeezecentre is great - very
cheers SuperQ, thanks for the info
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It looks like 6.5.5 nightlys are no longer being built. I'm not sure if
that's intentional or not. However, note that no changes have been made
to 6.5.5 in the last 3 months. If you already have a recent 6.5.5
nightly installed, there's no reason to update it.
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Mark Lanctot;268050 Wrote:
> Well then...?
Mark,
You are correct sir.
I have been uncharacteristically grumpy as of late.
My recent rants have been off the mark. (no pun)
Trouble is, when I get mad and kick the dog...he kicks back.
I'll try to be a bit more involved in the process going for
I found the problem: It did not work continuously because I had saved it
without "Stay Open" option. :-) (I am script beginner)
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Vie
amcluesent;267596 Wrote:
> Funny how posters have problems at 'parties', maybe there should be a
> 'designated squeezebox user' allowing everyone else to get hammered?
Hide the remote where those pesky guests can't find it? Doesn't work
if you have a Transporter, but would do great for the Sque
With all due respect, radish, your note reads like the classic engineer
response
to poor UI design. Yes, people *can* figure this stuff out. The problem
is you
lose 90% of your potential audience from the get-go if you insist on
*forcing* them
to figure it out. Remember the Rio? The uber-cool, ner
Joe Luser wrote:
> With all due respect, radish, your note reads like the classic engineer
> response
> to poor UI design. Yes, people *can* figure this stuff out. The problem
> is you
> lose 90% of your potential audience from the get-go if you insist on
> *forcing* them
> to figure it out. Rememb
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discuss m
mik63;268242 Wrote:
> I would like to ask anybody that still has one of the following 2 issues
> or similar, to add his/her comments to this thread:
>
> 1) SB3 reboot/crash problems in the middle of a song
> 2) SB3 stuttering even with buffer full and over 80% Wireless signal
>
> I am trying to
Donzi;268279 Wrote:
> I had the same thing happening with RC3 and noticed the albums that have
> duplicate song lines are albums that I have tagged with multiple genre
> tags. I just tried ACC for the first time today so do not have
> experience with the older versions to know if this is a new is
Metoo;267556 Wrote:
> So you're having a party demonstrating how easy to use Squeezebox and
> Slimserver is, or just getting comfortable, browsing the collection and
> adding what you want to hear with the Add + button like any old juke
> box.
>
> Then somebody goes and presses the Play instead,
I submitted a question to tech support- but not even an acknowledgement
from them. I can't help but think there is a fix. Just seems like if it
were the NIC that it would either work or not work.
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Imagine my surprise when, after having years of Perl experience, I
learned a new function while checking out some code in SC:
"# - WTF?"
Is this what I think it is, or I should really brush up on my Perl and
English skills? :)
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The sound stage will open up, bass will tighten a
Anyone know what the smooth scrolling of RSS feed info on an SB3 would
slowly degrade and become extremely jumpy?
I'm using SC7 as my server.
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Ok, I called back with the incident number and got help from someone
that really knew his stuff. He went ahead and did all of the
programming for me, layed out the buttons, delays, etc and after a
couple of small adjustments, all went well. He added it as a Logitech
piece, rather than a Slim Dev
Peter;268318 Wrote:
> Trying it for the first time during a
> party while inebriated is not the best way to learn.
> Peter
Huh?
Since when?
.
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djfake wrote:
> Robin Bowes;268246 Wrote:
>> It can also be configured via the ethernet port.
>
> Yeah, cough is right. Why can't you configure it via wired ethernet?
> Most every network device embeds something to do this - I have a NAS
> device that does this.
>
> Okay, Logitech's first prio
Robin Bowes;268246 Wrote:
> mvalera wrote:
>
> > Our first priority is to get Duet out the door. I'm sure once things
>
> > are settled a bit, either we or someone else in the community will
> > come up with a way to configure a SB Receiver without a SB
> > Controller.
>
> *cough*
>
> > But i
I have two SB3's connected wirelessly to my network. A wired PC runs
Slimserver 6.4. Not sure if this is relevant, but both boxes are set
to display SuperDateTime on their displays when off.
Periodically, I will find that one of my Squeezeboxes (and always the
same one, by the way) has a blank
cjhabs;268248 Wrote:
> I have had problem #1 3 times in the past week - the last time I could
> not get the SB3 to connect to SS after power cycling a number of times.
> It burst back into life after leaving it overnight. I believe the
> problem was connecting to SS, it connected to the wireless
OK. I tried going back to SC 6.5.4 with firmware 31. Still no luck.
Now I'm worried...
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Any playlists referencing the mp3 files?
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mik63;268247 Wrote:
> I have had the same situation for months and no serious attempt from
> Logitech to troubleshoot it.
>
Have you reported this to our Technical Support group, either by phone
or email? If you have, please provide me with the number(s) for your
support ticket and I'll have s
radish;268251 Wrote:
> If you are getting stuttering when the buffer is at 100% it's nothing to
> do with the network, wireless or otherwise. You have another problem,
> and to be honest it's not one I've ever seen before. Do you get the
> stutters at the same point on tracks? The only thing I c
Or simply save the about-to-be-cleared playlist as, well, a playlist.
Keep some limited number of playlists (pros and cons for either naming
with date/time or just 01, 02, etc).
For now, if you "oops", it's a matter of loading that playlist - but it
could become the basis of undo/redo functionalit
slwiser;268249 Wrote:
>
> I am going to have to do the IP thing I think. I have not done that
> yet.
I may have missed your post, in which case I apologise. But have you
tried it with a cable?
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CatBus;267927 Wrote:
> This has happened to me twice after a power outage. Unplug the device,
> plug it back in. Works fine.
>
> Yeah it's probably a bug.
Tried that, too...several times. No luck.
I don't know why but I have a sneaking suspicion that if I were to go
back to SC 6.5 this prob
pilot000;261931 Wrote:
> I tried the skin on Slimserver 6.3.
> Unfortunately, it does not work. It seems there are not all tags
> supported in SS6.3. Does anybody knows, what I have to change in this
> wonderful PSP skin to get it work on SS6.3?
Still not working
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Zaragon;267684 Wrote:
> Mmmm...
> Forcing particular answers doesn't always get you the information you
> were after or rather it does but it isn't always the answer you need.
>
> Yes you can connect a SBR by ethernet though you currently must first
> configure it using a Squeezebox Controller (
mudlark;267768 Wrote:
> I would love to hear from the shouters as to why they feel the best way
> to approach problems is to use brute force.As I started one of the offending
> threads, I thought I would respond to
this request. I don't think that inflammatory titles is my usual modus
operandi (
sander;249676 Wrote:
>
> I was searching some more and came across the Freecom MusicPal
> http://www.freecom.com/ecproduct_detail.asp?ID=3593&CatID=8060&sCatID=1147463&ssCatID=1147463
> Which has the added perk of RSS feeds (although it sounds a little
> immature at the moment).
>
>
According
Is this with the perl script? In it's original form it should loop
forever.
James
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TCM;267011 Wrote:
> That's not good, but it's still not enough to not buy.
>
> What about the power supply? Is it the same as the one SB3 uses and is
> that available somewhere?Apparently SB1 could be tougher to correctly sync up
> with other players
in your network.
This is what I understood
jeffmeh;267807 Wrote:
> I suppose that I have been using the Squeezeboxen long enough that I am
> used to the remote interface. However, I do remember making the same
> "mistake" numerous times in the early days (hitting play and clearing
> out a playlist that I had spent a bunch of time putting
gorman;267967 Wrote:
> Apparently SB1 could be tougher to correctly sync up with other players
> in your network.
>
> This is what I understood from the thread discussing the synch
> improvements in SC7. It was also mentioned, though, that a single SB1
> could be probably handled correctly.
Wel
pichonCalavera Wrote:
>
> But I would like to try streaming at 80Kbps, but on the Audio Player
> Settings page on Squeezecenter I can't choose this option (it goes from
> 64 to 96), is there a way to move in a configuration file or something
> so I can try 80Kbps?
>
I was able to find it, if s
1) I'd do a network performance test - up the rates until something
breaks and report back.
2) Change you wireless modem/router channel to something *NOT* the
default for your region. At least 2-3 Channels away from the default.
Interference can be annoying and produce intermittent interruptions t
Do those problems persist if you connect the SB3 by ethernet? They just
read suspiciously like wireless network issues to me, regardless of
what a snapshot of the signal strength is.
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Joe Luser;268258 Wrote:
> The sb2 remote has TWENTY-NINE buttons! No matter where this discussion
> goes, it's impossible to fix the interface by repairing the
> functionality of
> one single button. The duet gets a little better with eleven (note the
> iPod,
> depending on how you count, has two
That would depend upon how the repeater is configured in terms of how
the internal OS handles devices that are both associated with it. It
could just turn the packets around making it two hops.
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mik63;268247 Wrote:
> There is no reason why a wireless SB3 that is 20ft. from the server in
> the same room, away from any microwave or wireless phone, on a wireless
> channel that no other Wifi are using in or around your house, while
> nobody else is using the wireless but the SB3, with the bu
Rick B.;265778 Wrote:
> Frank, I had an older version of your script and it worked perfectly. I
> downloaded your latest version yesterday and for about a half of my 800
> albums it doubles all of the song titles - i.e., each song is repeated
> twice in a row. And, for some Various Artists' album
amcluesent;267596 Wrote:
> Funny how posters have problems at 'parties', maybe there should be a
> 'designated squeezebox user' allowing everyone else to get hammered?
Too funny. Carrying this line of thinking further, for further
security a breathalyzer plug-in could be developed to disable th
In my unexperienced opinion
most all the posters are giving good advice
especially giving the unit a fixed ip
and the initiator of the thread is also correct
these units are buggy!!
If you haven't tried it yet; do a "hard" reset:
unplug the unit and press the plus(+) button on the remote
while pl
servies;268093 Wrote:
> You can buy about 6 transporters for the price of a complete sooloos
> system...
Wow - you're not kidding
http://blog.stereophile.com/ces2007/107sooloos/
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The sb2 remote has TWENTY-NINE buttons! No matter where this discussion
goes, it's impossible to fix the interface by repairing the
functionality of
one single button. The duet gets a little better with eleven (note the
iPod,
depending on how you count, has two). As long as the interface is
design
amcluesent;267596 Wrote:
> Funny how posters have problems at 'parties', maybe there should be a
> 'designated squeezebox user' allowing everyone else to get hammered?
A Party PlugIN would make sense in my setup.
I love my Squeezeboxes (all 4 of them) but when my non Squeezebox
friends stop by
mik63 wrote:
> There is no reason why a wireless SB3 that is 20ft. from the server in
> the same room, away from any microwave or wireless phone, on a wireless
> channel that no other Wifi are using in or around your house
Have you run kismet on your network? Grantd, I'd just hook up an
ethernet
Just a followup post to my previous one.
After contacting technical support I sent the squeezebox and power
supply to the US from Sydney for about $65. A bit less than 2 weeks
later I received my unit back again - apparently there was a problem
with the power supply.
All is well now.
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djfake;268009 Wrote:
> Well the first question is then definitely FALSE. One cannot "just" buy
> the SBR and expect to use it like the old Squeezebox.
>
> Logitech - this stinks. Why will you not sell a reasonably priced
> hardware device for use with Slimserver? All I need is a wired-only, no
most of the bs threads are in the audiophile forum, the rest are
comparatively free of noise
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gorman;267975 Wrote:
> Then go for it, I think all the major differences have been laid out for
> you by now. :)
It's only the question about the power supply :) Perhaps I can use a
110 V -> 230 v power converter?
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exile;268107 Wrote:
> I too have frustrations with the squeezebox but overall I think it's a
> heck of a satisfying product. However, some of your frustrations could
> be avoided by preparing playlists prior to having people over and/or
> just not letting others touch the remote control. I'm a bi
andyg;267171 Wrote:
> Correct, gapless is not currently supported when synced. Alan has some
> plans to possibly fix this in a future version, but it will be a lot of
> work.
How much is a "lot of work"? Any timescales? A month? 6mths? A year?
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jaffacake
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bobkoure wrote:
> Or simply save the about-to-be-cleared playlist as, well, a playlist.
> Keep some limited number of playlists (pros and cons for either naming
> with date/time or just 01, 02, etc).
> For now, if you "oops", it's a matter of loading that playlist - but it
> could become the basis
I like Khuli's Ideas. Pressing play could also add it as the next track
in the playlist. If you wanted to hear it at once you could press play
on the trace and then press the "next track" key ..
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Sike
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mflint;268072 Wrote:
> I thought the "pressing play stops the current track" was the main gripe
> in the "Sucks" thread.
I think the big gripe was "Pressing play OVERWRITES the current
playlist"...
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Khuli
http://www.last.fm/user/khuli
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