Also, do you have any special router features switched on, like QoS or
speedburst? Once you've tried running wired (essential IMHO to rule out
wireless interference), try switching these off. I have found (with a
Belkin router) some QoS implementations can interfere with the smooth
flow of packets
Robin Bowes;268276 Wrote:
>
> What part of "it can also be configured via the ethernet port" do you
> not understand?
>
> R.
Robin
Actually, the whole point of this part of the discussion is that the
SBR CAN'T be configured by its ethernet port. It will only, AFAIK,
initially talk wirelessly
haunyack;268323 Wrote:
> Huh?
> Since when?
>
> .
He's refering to the thread that started this discussion "why
squeezebox sucks", AFAIK it's not a comment aimed at you.
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I have a similar issue quite frequently.
I don't think it has ever occurred when my computer (iMac) is on, but
only if it has gone to sleep and then woken up.
I have always assumed that the wireless connection is off somehow, but
your experience with two SBs suggests it is the SB.
Anyway, one t
I have not had any issues with the former, but at the end of the year I
bought a new I mac and since using this as my music source, I am experiencing
sound
drop out. The wireless signal remains constant but the sound stops either for
2 seconds or 5 seconds (embarrassing when singing at the top
On 12-Feb-08, at 12:40 AM, ceejay wrote:
>
> Robin Bowes;268276 Wrote:
>>
>> What part of "it can also be configured via the ethernet port" do you
>> not understand?
>>
>> R.
>
> Robin
>
> Actually, the whole point of this part of the discussion is
...due to those who are missing the hints
-kdf
kdf;268345 Wrote:
> due to those who are missing the hints
>
And those who choose to think the 'Lord of the web' has even a passing
clue about what he's talking about.
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Peter;268318 Wrote:
>
> My TV has more buttons than the SB and
> nobody ever complained about that.
>
You're kidding, right?
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20040607.html
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Joe Luser wrote:
Peter;268318 Wrote:
My TV has more buttons than the SB and
nobody ever complained about that.
You're kidding, right?
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20040607.html
This guy is mostly complaining about having to use multiple remotes and
how hard it is to integrat
What am I doing wrong ? There are several podcasts that I can't seem to
get slimserver to stream successfully.
Would someone care to try the following two podcast URLs ?
http://abc.net.au/triplej/rawcomedy/podcast/podcast.xml
http://abc.net.au/rn/podcast/feeds/science.xml
For me the first one
ABC (which include Triple J) podcasts are supported as part of AlienBBC
plugin.
I'm not sure of the history but I suspect the top level is not properly
formatted for Podcast parsers so the parsing of the Podcasts web page
has been done by AlienBBC. This may still be the cases and what is
upsettin
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I would like to rig it up to a coin machine, so people have to pay like
with a proper bar jukebox. Just add the tracks(s) to the end of an
unchangeable playlist, then make them wait ages to get to their track
just like in a real pub ("i'm sure mine should be on by now!") :)
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The URL work OK with SC7 and so I expect will work OK with
Squeezenetwork.
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Easy JJ...
I work on the knowledge I have at the time.
I'll talk to the engineers tomorrow to see what's what.
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As a relative newcomer to all things Slim I found this forum to be an
excellent resource in helping me take the plunge. The fact that Sean &
co particpate so much gives a value to this not often found. It happens
to be the only forum I actually post in, and the only one I read with
any regularity
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Mark Lanctot;268496 Wrote:
> If you antagonize them to start with you are not likely to get a useful
> response. The fact that such posters sometimes do get a useful
> response speaks to the extraordinary patience of some of the regulars
> here.
>
I've witness this and was amazed. There are s
Good idea. I'll give that a try.
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Mark Lanctot;268496 Wrote:
> ...the adage "you'll get more flies with sugar than with vinegar".
though I've never understood why anyone *wants* flies... (and of course
we all know what substance attracts more flies than anything!).
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I don't use the SB as an access tool, but use an eeePC.
My previous comments re speed apply to this method.
When I get time I'll trial my Cripped collection (>300 gBytes) on
another platform c.f. the Infrant (Netgear) NAS and report.
But for now the system runs faster than my finger/decision
The SBR itself is even smaller.
A little bigger than a paperback book.
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Does anybody know when 7.0 is slated to be released? Or at least
stabilize in a beta form?
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If there is a website that has folders of mp3s with m3u files, is there
a way for me to browse through them and play them using my SB3
interface? Or even my SS web interface?
What about if there is an online folder of m3u files - could I browse
and play them?
Is there any way for me to make thi
Cheers mate, :)
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DIY SB3 3A linear power supply.
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mudlark;268565 Wrote:
> PS SMC2911 - Thanks for the incite into the workings of the mind of a
> loud poster, If it's any consolation the price of gear in the Uk is
> without exception higher than one would expect when comparing prices
> from either Europe or the States.Perhaps I could say "one ti
i'll chime in here...
i use SN (and SS) and had a well documented problem listening to my
station that winamp never had/has a problem with. i have always had my
buffer at 30seconds and i max out any of those type settings i know
about.
my fix was to get a new router, (the linksys one i had whic
mattybain;268340 Wrote:
> He's refering to the thread that started this discussion "why squeezebox
> sucks", AFAIK it's not a comment aimed at you.
Hi mattybain,
Yes, I've been following this thread.
Thought I might inject a little humor, considering the fiasco I went
through a while back.
It
djfake;268393 Wrote:
> It's not. Buy any NAS device and it will automatically configure itself
> to DHCP.
>
>
>
>
> The part where the guy from Logitech says it can only be configured via
> the SBC. Am I to believe that the guy from Logitech "Lord Of The Web"
> knows less than posters on thi
Thanks! I'll tjeck it out and look in the right forum.
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I am not opposed to criticism, as long as it is civil and polite. If
I told one of my coworkers that the program they wrote sucks, or that
it was a poorly implemented pipe dream, I think it would be considered
rude. If I instead gave a reasoned explanation of weaknesses in their
code, I don't thi
WOW!
If you guys are this pumped up over the packing box
I can not wait to get the device in my hands.
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mudlark;268619 Wrote:
> The impression of words like "sucks" is that the user doesn't care. It's
> an easy and lazy throw away word which can be amusing in the appropriate
> context.
>
> If someone is asking for help then why use words that are ill
> considered? Many people don't think the Sb3 s
This thread has been closed by a moderator for one of the following
reasons:
* Profanity: This post contains expletives or vulgar language. Please
post in more friendly manner.
* Personal attack: Insults or rude ad hominem arguments directed at
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* Troll / Flameb
mudlark;268664 Wrote:
> I don't advocate banning the use of the word sucks, I just ask folks to
> make a balanced approach to posting. Why unnecessarily upset anyone?
> What do you want, the opportunity to post what you want or the
> opportunity to have access to the widest sources of advice poss
mudlark;268671 Wrote:
> If these people happen to be the very people who can give you the
> advice you want, then you run the risk of not getting the advice at
> all.
Small price to pay in my opinion.
The self-fulfilling nature of a post such as that probably deserves no
advice.
If you don't b
MrSinatra;268642 Wrote:
> and thats the beauty of freedom. the people are free to say something,
> and you are free to ignore it, deride it, whatever.
>
> but BAN it? make policies against it?
>
> sorry, i take a stand there.
I don't advocate banning the use of the word sucks, I just ask fol
MrSinatra;268642 Wrote:
> and thats the beauty of freedom. the people are free to say something,
> and you are free to ignore it, deride it, whatever.
>
> but BAN it? make policies against it?
>
> sorry, i take a stand there.
So you're fine with the forums being full of spam?
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--
Have placed my pre order for Duet and am trying to figure out the best
setup for my wireless network.
Presently the cable modem and router are on the lower level of my
house. Computer and stereo are on the upper level. I am getting good
signal strength at the computer. The Duet would go about 15
MrSinatra;268652 Wrote:
> i fully support that you have the right to do it. as someone else said,
> this is your show, your forums, your deal.
We run the server and pay the bill, but the forum is FOR all of its
members. If they are better served by moderated forums then we'll
moderate. I realiz
Signal strength is a big factor when streaming music. As you have the
opportunity to wire the SBR direct to your router, then that is
definitely your best option, because it saves all the wifi hassles that
sometimes ensue.
If your computer is a desktop, consider using homeplugs to wire it to
the
snarlydwarf;268709 Wrote:
> So referring to the people who contribute as the "Brain trust" and
> calling the software "spaghetti code" is unintentional rudeness?
No my dear snarly, it's intentional rudeness without the profanity. (I
hate smileys)
.
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haunyack;268706 Wrote:
>
> I believe most "offensive" language that occurs in these forum is
> spontaneous and stems from frustration coupled with an immediate avenue
> of expression for that frustration.
> The "intentional" stuff is readily apparent, and almost never happens
> here.
So referri
snarlydwarf;268724 Wrote:
> And you believe that being deliberately offensive to anyone that might
> be willing to help is productive.
>
> Interesting.
Who said anything about "productive"?
Start another thread if you wish to discuss production.
This thread is ostensibly concerned with the aff
haunyack;268712 Wrote:
>
> I suppose a user with the same level of frustration would not consider
> that statement rude.
> On the flipside, someone who works to make the code usable may find it
> offensive.
And you believe that being deliberately offensive to anyone that might
be willing to hel
Hmmm.
Thats how i tried it - did not work!!
N.
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Pat Farrell;268731 Wrote:
> You know what bad titles are.
well, apparently YOU do.
i for one, don't share your level of sensitivity. i might call it
hyper. is that rude of me?
my basic premise, just to restate, is that different folks have
different standards, and i have all too often seen p
haunyack wrote:
This thread is ostensibly concerned with the affects of "free speech"
> on individuals and the greater good of this forum.
Free speech as in free beer?
This site is not about free beer or free speech. Go to politico.com or
moveon.org for free speech. Similarly, this thread has n
Pat Farrell;268731 Wrote:
> haunyack wrote:
> This thread is ostensibly concerned with the affects of "free
> speech"
> > on individuals and the greater good of this forum.
>
> Free speech as in free beer?
> This site is not about free beer or free speech. Go to politico.com or
>
> moveon.org f
Since this thread last reared its head, I bought, and subsequently
returned, a Sangean WFR-20. The build quality was good, the speakers
great, but the firmware was a little buggy. The deal breakers for me
were it had trouble with Twonkyvision, and the alarm was lacking (no
snooze). Additionally th
MrSinatra;268742 Wrote:
> well, apparently YOU do.
>
> i for one, don't share your level of sensitivity. i might call it
> hyper. is that rude of me?
>
> my basic premise, just to restate, is that different folks have
> different standards, and i have all too often seen people, especially
> n
mlsstl;268705 Wrote:
> Sadly, what is often forgotten by the speech-with-no-barrier advocates
> is that there is no shortage of people who will, knowingly or not, test
> any situation to see just how far they can push things.
If unknowingly, then the test point is moot.
How many times have you b
radish;268699 Wrote:
> No, it isn't, ...
MrSinatra;268669 Wrote:
> spam, flaming, profanity are separate issues, narrowly defined, and not
> applicable to the points i'm making.
I'll let MrSinatra speak for himself then, in your case.
.
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MrSinatra;268669 Wrote:
> i want everyone to have the the opportunity to express themselves as
> they see fit, and everyone else have the opportunity to respond as they
> see fit, or not, on a case by case basis.
>
> what i don't want, is to see the community put hands over their
> collective ey
radish;268663 Wrote:
> So you're fine with the forums being full of spam?
I don't think MrSinatra inferred that.
That's another issue and you know it.
.
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haunyack;268665 Wrote:
> I don't think MrSinatra inferred that.
> That's another issue and you know it.
>
> .
No, it isn't, they're fundamentally the same. I don't believe that
MrSinatra does think we should allow spam, and that's the point. We
don't tolerate spam on the forum because it's nois
i fully support that you have the right to do it. as someone else said,
this is your show, your forums, your deal.
but i just don't think it is right to do it. the shame is that the
thread you closed clearly was constructive.
however, i greatly appreciate the chance to say this and that my
opi
Limited budget + not much storage needed + requirement to feed album
artwork to take advantage of controller interface may not add up a NAS
as your best solution to be honest.
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Sean explained it pretty well here:
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MrSinatra;268591 Wrote:
>
>
> i just get the feeling that some here think "sucks" is beyond the pale,
> and thats what i consider orwellian.
The impression of words like "sucks" is that the user doesn't care.
It's an easy and lazy throw away word which is amusing in the
appropriate context.
I
This forum is not open source, and it is not about free speech, although
the owners may manage it that way, if they prefer.
Posting here is not a right. It is a privilege. That privilege is
extended to users by the owners, who are the ones who pay the freight.
The owners may continue to provid
Here it is (SlimServer_6.5_v2008-01-30.exe)
http://rapidshare.com/files/91315520/SlimServer_6.5_v2008-01-30.exe.html
If Slimdevices has any problems or worries about this i will delete it
immediately.
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Hi All.
How do i get Slim Center to find the music stored in a map om a second
drive on my computer??
I can only specify 1 map in SC
N.
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Wombat;268560 Wrote:
> If there is interest and it is allowed i can upload a 6.5.5 build from
> 30-1 to rapidshare.
I am interested, but you shouldn't have to do this.
Surely SlimDevices could have a copy of the last build of 6.5.5 on the
nightly page with something like "Development has cease
MrSinatra;268577 Wrote:
>
> this forum should be "open" as the source code is.
I feel like agreeing with you on some level, but I'm not sure what you
mean by that.
The source code is readable by anyone, by writeable by only a very
select few. I don't think any useful analogy can be made.
> th
seanadams;268313 Wrote:
> We have tried for a long time to avoid moderating here. Spam and
> profanity are the only things we delete.
>
> This forum is for you. I prefer not to police what people talk about
> but I do feel that we need to keep the environment civil and friendly.
> Criticism is w
If there is interest and it is allowed i can upload a 6.5.5 build from
30-1 to rapidshare.
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aubuti;268526 Wrote:
> though I've never understood why anyone *wants* flies... (and of course
> we all know what substance attracts more flies than anything!).
Aubuti, why are you so shy of using the word 'jam'?
My glass is always half full.
M.
PS SMC2911 - Thanks for the incite into the wo
snarlydwarf wrote:
> The SBR itself is even smaller.
>
Wow, it's even smaller than the box it came, in!
What'll they think of next?
No wonder they called it slim devices ;)
> A little bigger than a paperback book.
>
It sure is a powerful little package!
Regards,
Peter
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Wow, it's small! Thanks very much!
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guinness;268543 Wrote:
> As per the title really. Does anybody know the dimensions (and weight)
> of the Duet retail box? Did actually check the spec this time but
> couldn't see it!
9.625" W x 8.375 H x 4.5" D.
I don't have a scale handy but I'd guess it's about 4 lb.
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guinness wrote:
> As per the title really. Does anybody know the dimensions (and weight)
> of the Duet retail box? Did actually check the spec this time but
> couldn't see it!
Do you mean the shipping box?
Or the Receiver itself? or the Controller itself?
I've never seen a retail shipping box.
-
As per the title really. Does anybody know the dimensions (and weight)
of the Duet retail box? Did actually check the spec this time but
couldn't see it!
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mirdle;268509 Wrote:
> Thank you!
Always a pleasure!
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Can't be done directly.
B&O uses 455 KHz and you Squeezebox (I guess) use 38KHz as almost all
other brands of remotes.
You have to buy a converter, take a look at www.lintronic.dk or
www.irtrans.de
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hi in wanted to ask if someone of you tried to somehow controll a SB3
with a Bang and olufsen remotecontrol?
any information hoe i could do this?
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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
> MrSinatra wrote:
> spam, flaming, profanity are separate issues, narrowly defined...
There's the rub. What you infer to be so easily defined may not be so
clear to another free speech advocate. What looks like a flame to you
may well be a central, heartfelt issue for someone else. (Think of the
Well, since the problem isn't solved yet its hard to be certain but ...
it seems unlikely to be anything to do with the router. If both PC and
SB are directly connected, and they can talk at all, then its probably
ok.
I'd look to the server configuration.
You didn't answer the question about iTu
Siduhe;268400 Wrote:
> One of the most effective posts I have ever seen on here was someone
> responding to a very over-the-top first post with (paraphrasing here)
> "-Hi and welcome to the forums. Sorry to hear you're having problems.
> I have a few ideas, but posting stuff like that doesn't ma
Robin Bowes;268405 Wrote:
> ceejay wrote:
> > Robin Bowes;268276 Wrote:
> >> What part of "it can also be configured via the ethernet port" do
> you
> >> not understand?
> >>
> >> R.
> >
> > Robin
> >
> > Actually, the whole point of this part of the discussion is that the
> > SBR CAN'T be co
So far since last nights setting the IP as FIXED may have taken care of
most of my real issues.
I will continue to update this thread if anything more occurs to
undermine this fix.
Thanks for all your help..
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s
Not sure if this works on Squeezecenter but it worked on Slimserver.
If your main music folder is in C:\Music
And you also have music stored in D:\Music
Then simply create a shortcut to D:\Music and place it in C:\Music
Fingers crossed that should help.
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seanadams;268581 Wrote:
> I feel like agreeing with you on some level, but I'm not sure what you
> mean by that.
>
> The source code is readable by anyone, by writeable by only a very
> select few. I don't think any useful analogy can be made.
sorry, lets consider it a bad metaphor. i just mea
I just thought that I'd add my comments on the current state of the
Duet.
I Recieved my Duet last week and other than my initial suprise at the
small size of the Receiver, I find that it just works - I guess that
early beta testing must already have been done there and got the bugs
ironed out of
Mitch Harding wrote:
> I don't think (or maybe I just hope) that nobody is opposed to
> negative opinions. I think the objection is to people who aren't
> civil when expressing them. I don't think it's too much to ask that
> people conduct themselves politely, regardless of the opinion they are
>
I believe the new SqueezeBox Controller has a built-in IR transmitter
... can someone here confirm it's capabilities???
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I don't think (or maybe I just hope) that nobody is opposed to
negative opinions. I think the objection is to people who aren't
civil when expressing them. I don't think it's too much to ask that
people conduct themselves politely, regardless of the opinion they are
expressing.
On Feb 12, 2008 5
As an experiment, swap the sb's over and see if the sleeping moves or
not - if not then its a wi-fi issue, if yes then...dunno
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Thanks for all the replies.
I've used static IP addressing on both my SB's for about 2 months now,
in response to some of the info I've seen posted on this board. But,
every other day or so, the one SB has a blank display and needs to be
"awakened."
I also have set my PC never to stand by or
Robin Bowes;268405 Wrote:
>
>
> Aw, gee, I guess I'd better stop developing this plugin that configures
>
> SBRs, from SC, over a wired network.
>
> Shoot, and I reckon it would have been useful to some folk.
>
> ;)
>
> R.
You keep on developing that Robin, I am counting on you!
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If it's a local drive and you did the shortcut correctly it should work.
If it's a newtork drive then you need to make sure that the SC service
is running under an account that has network privileges (i.e. not the
default local system account), and it's generally best to use a UNC
path (i.e \\myco
I guess the fact that every contributor to this thread being a regular
contributor points to an unlikely downward trend of this sort of thing,
given most offenders in this vein tend to be infrequent posters. I do
notice that thread moderators on other forums tend to be more proactive
about this so
sander;268745 Wrote:
> fauxnos
Can you tell me what this means?
A google search for "fauxnos" returns your post even though it's less
than one hour old. Truly incredible.
MC
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ModelCitizen
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.
It's the music, stupid.
http://www.last.fm/u
Thanks for the reply David.
Yeah the computer is a desktop PC, running windows XP. Are "homeplugs"
the device that runs over your electrical wires?
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Dean100
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I believe that out of the box it doesn't have any. As I understand it
the IR emitter isn't even enabled in the firmware at the moment. There
is an expectation that it will be enabled in the future and what it
will do will be up to the community who design the appropriate plugin.
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Zaragon
which operating system are you using?
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Altmann
JISCO/UPCI - TACT RCS 2.2X with Good Vibrations S/W - MF X-DAC
V3/X-PSU/X-10 buffer (Audiocomm full mods)- Linn
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