Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

I agree with most of what you say, but I don't agree with this: autopilot;335594 Wrote: > And not a single advertisement EVER (there are many part of the world > that dont even know the joy of this). They are far from perfect, but I > think the BBC are amazing. At least on the TV, they are fore

Re: [slim] [Wish] Audio book mode

http://code.google.com/p/kdfplugins/downloads/list -- Khuli http://www.last.fm/user/khuli Khuli's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=851 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php

Re: [slim] Squeezebox 1 incorrect Now Playing display

webdeck;336431 Wrote: > > In looking at the bug, I wonder if it got worse because of TCP buffer > config changes. I know I optimized TCP buffer settings at one point - > the larger buffers on my server probably allowed it to stream the > entire song quickly. > That is almost certainly it. Wit

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

It's a bit faster than firefox on my machines. But the scroll up doesn't work on my laptop or desktop. Isn't this the General discussion forum? Why is pfarril so upset on this? This is as general as it gets I think. :) -- Nonreality -IF THE RULE YOU FOLLOWED BROUGHT YOU TO THIS, OF WHAT USE

[slim] Stand-by not possible after FW?

I have a SB Classic and I have just upgraded to 7.2. I have often powered up the SB3 Classic at the same time as my computer - with squeezecenter installed - is turned off. Now after the upgrade the box continues to try an connect to the SC, never going into stand-by mode. Before the upgrade the b

[slim] Squeezecenter 7.1/7.2 not showing all artists.

Hi, I'm sure that my problem is operator error but with v7.1 and v7.2 doesn't show all my artists. I'm pretty sure that with v6.X everything used to work fine. I'm not sure how many artists are missing, but the one I have noticed - All Saints - can be found if I look under Albums. I'm pretty su

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

Khuli;336396 Wrote: > > Can we please kill this thread? > > -- > Pat Farrell > > You don't have to read it. Agreed. Thread proving to be interesting and relevant so why on earth would you want to close it? -- Heuer H

Re: [slim] How to Turn Off Digital Out When Powered Off?

radish;336138 Wrote: > Well, that's what it's supposed to do. If it's not working for you (but > it used to in a previous version) you should probably file a bug @ > bugs.slimdevices.com Will do. Thanks! -- WilCox WilCox

[slim] BBC Football Commentary

Hi Only had my squeezebox since Sunday, so still finding my way around. Turned on Sunday afternoon to listen to the bbc football commentary but got a prerecorded message along the lines of "due to contractual issues we are unable...blah blah". Is this the norm for bbc live commentary? If so, is

Re: [slim] Squeezecenter 7.1/7.2 not showing all artists.

HAHAHA All Saints... Seriously now, are you sure that your tags are correct? iTunes doesn't always give me the same tag information as my other applications do. Maybe search on the title of the songs? -- whacker whacker's

Re: [slim] BBC Football Commentary

Perfectly normal unfortunately. The BBC get the rights to "over the air" radio broadcasting for most of the premier league matches they don't always get the internet broadcasting rights. -- MuckleEck Alasdair SB3 -> Linn Majik - Acoustic Energy Extreme 5 (garden) | SB3 -> Cambridge Audio 640

Re: [slim] Artwork (sort of) missing in 7.2

aubuti;336269 Wrote: > I don't have experience with having iTunes manage my library, but > usually SC has an artwork cache with the rest of the database cache. > Deleting that cache would be the first thing I would try. Note that I'm > talking about SC's cache here, not your browser's cache.Done

Re: [slim] [Wish] Audio book mode

Khuli;336453 Wrote: > http://code.google.com/p/kdfplugins/downloads/list Thats cool. I notice it for 7.0 & 7.1. I am in the process of looking at 7.2 should it work there as well ? -- KeyzerSuze KeyzerSuze's Profile: ht

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

Ha ha ha Anyone seen Chromes "Stats for Nerds" section? PS. Anything that helps the SlimCenter web ui render faster is useful content for the general forum. MC -- ModelCitizen On average people have fewer than two feet. http://www.last.fm/user/ModelCitizen -

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

Pale Blue Ego;336307 Wrote: > Chrome does run SqueezeCenter nicely, so I may keep it around, but after > reading the Terms Of Service, I blocked Chrome from connecting to > anything outside my own LAN. Looks like you can unblock it now: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7597699.stm -- chi

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

ModelCitizen;336291 Wrote: > > alienbbc-windows-v2.01b1_7.1.zip - 6221 (this seem unlikely to me) > > But why? And how could the stats be wrong?It is not really wrong but not a > true reflection of users - it is more than the number of 2.00 downloads and much more than the other 2.01 downloads.

Re: [slim] BBC Football Commentary

It also applies to the odd recorded programme. For example Desert Island Discs on Radio 4 is not available via the Internet because the widow of the guy who created it refuses to grant the BBC rights to Internet broadcasts. -- andynormancx Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as we

Re: [slim] Squeezecenter 7.1/7.2 not showing all artists.

Hi, I had the same problem. I tunes keeps the artwork in a separate folder. Download a program called coverscout;it's free and downloads all of your artwork -- thesil Gerry. "When you ain't got nuthin', you've got nuthin' to lose" --

Re: [slim] BBC Football Commentary

>The BBC get the rights to "over the air" radio broadcasting for most of >the premier league matches they don't always get the internet >broadcasting rights. Does someone else have live broadcasting rights over the internet then? Phil ___ discuss mailing

Re: [slim] Running SqueezeCenter on a "mini-laptop"?

Hi, i'm not using a mini laptop, but an old one. (Compaq EVO N610C, 1,8GHZ) which should be in the range the new minis are. I'm using this computer only for SC, and everything works fine; WOL is also working. The only problem I had was the USB HDD. First I tried a 500MB 3,5" external. (My libra

Re: [slim] Running SqueezeCenter on a "mini-laptop"?

Thanks ro your response! I think im going to get a Netgeat ReadyNAS duo and see how that works out. That will help eliminate my desktop as a server. Then get a laptop down the road. the mini laptops don't have much power/storage for ripping and encoding music so i'll still need something with powe

Re: [slim] What happened to fixed digital line out and variable analogue?

Thanks for pointing that out. I guess I'll have to register and add my vote. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be a very high priority so it will be a long while before I can listen to my system again the way I intended to. It's likely even worse for me since I use the ReadyNAS version which alwa

Re: [slim] Squeezecenter 7.1/7.2 not showing all artists.

Thanks for the replies - although I think one was not intended for me. I've downloaded slimserver 6.5.4 and I'm going to try that tonight - will it be ok to run this version even the my SB3 is running the latest firmware from version 7.2? Thanks again, Face -- Face --

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

chill;336508 Wrote: > Looks like you can unblock it now: > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7597699.stm I'll keep it blocked, since it acts as a keylogger for anything you type into the "AwesomeBar". I also use the SSL version of Scroogle for all my Google searches. Without this, Google k

Re: [slim] BBC Football Commentary

Sometimes the clubs have a subscription service - e.g. via premiumtv / performgroup e.g. Ipswich Town www.itfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/World -- Paul Webster Paul Webster http://www.lastfm.com/user/BondJamesBond Paul Webster

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

bpa;335080 Wrote: > > The BBC do provide an XML interface and an AlienBBC Addon has been > posted in the same iPlayer thread which uses the XML interface. > Unfortately the XML interface is not as complete as the "screen > scraper". The current interim XML interface was developed quickly (I >

Re: [slim] Transporter Forum??

another vote for segregation here,with all the new products i believe they deserve their own place in the sun. Networking would justify it's own forum!,i wonder how many Transporter owner's there are?. in my own corner i use the Duet controller with my Transporter as it's simply a better user expe

[slim] Slim Center + Apple TV iTunes "server" on same machine

Hi. I run Slim Server on a Windows XP machine that sits downstairs - I built the thing in 2003. It's based on an AMD Ahtlon XP 2400+ CPU, 2gig RAM, and tons of hard drive space. Sure, it's old, but it seem to work just fine. I'm thinking about picking up an Apple TV to serve up TV shows, etc.

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

Doesn't look like anything has been added (i.e. still missing categories) - it may be BBC officially document the XML and stating that logos, graphics etc cannotbe used without permission. -- bpa bpa's Profile: http://foru

[slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

As a 6.5.4 SS user I'm feeling kind of forgotten these days. New and updated plugins are only addressing SC7 and not SS6 users. Does anyone have stats on how many users there are for 6 vs. 7? -- Rick B. Rick B.'s Profile:

Re: [slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

you remind me of my father who clung to mac os 9 for about two years after the release of osx. take the plunge on ss7.x the improvements are many and varied and you will almost instantly forget all about ss 6.5.4 good luck. -- exile --

Re: [slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

Rick B.;336576 Wrote: > As a 6.5.4 SS user I'm feeling kind of forgotten these days. New and > updated plugins are only addressing SC7 and not SS6 users. > > Does anyone have stats on how many users there are for 6 vs. 7? I think you need a Poll not a thread. Using a thread means that you would

Re: [slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

Rick B.;336576 Wrote: > New and updated plugins are only addressing SC7 and not SS6 users. > The problem is that 6.x plugins are very different from 7.x plugins, so any developer that likes to offer a 7.x plugin also for 6.x would need to maintain two different versions of the plugin code. The

Re: [slim] Scan errors after 7.2 upgrade

Im having the same problems here on a Mac running Leopard. Oddly, I can't find an offending file in the scanner logs. I can do a "clear library and rescan" just fine, but every attempt at a "new and changed music" scan fails. -- kanoot ---

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

>it acts as a keylogger< Interesting. I used Chrome to create an 'application' which contacts 127.0.0.1:9000 and the firewall only allows access to 127.0.0.1. Used that way, Chrome is fine & fast. -- amcluesent amcluesent

Re: [slim] Using Squeezebox for Education. Can only certain stations be accessible?

The crucial issue here is how can the Squeezebox be programmed/modified to receive only certain educational stations we'll be broadcasting without kids (older ones also) being able to jump to other channels using the remote, etc?? We are a non-profit educational organization that may be able to

Re: [slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

iPhone;336585 Wrote: > I think you need a Poll not a thread.). I was hoping that someone from Logitech could advise the total numbers. Perhaps they can't. -- Rick B. Rick B.'s Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/membe

[slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

It’s summer here in the Bay Area, and you know what that means… It’s time for another Logitech® Squeezebox™ Open-house and BBQ! BBQ We’re having a BBQ! Join us for free food and drinks cooked up by Emergency BBQ. Food will be provided to the first 200 attendees – cooked fresh on site just before

Re: [slim] Using Squeezebox for Education. Can only certain stations be accessible?

With the stock software, not exactly, but it's software so, as Dir of Engineering Dean likes to say, you can do _anything_ in software. Considering the amount of players you are talking about, getting Logitech to produce you some custom software for this solution seems very much on the table. On

Re: [slim] Connection reset by remote host

Been having this same problem, I seem to have solved mine now too. Turns out one of my 2 players was set to auto ip and the other static, the auto one was assuming the same as the static. changed it to manual and assigned it a different one, but for some reason it kept on changing back? even after

Re: [slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

Rick B.;336622 Wrote: > I was hoping that someone from Logitech could advise the total numbers. > Perhaps they can't. Hi Rick, I can see no way that Logitech would even know. I have a copy of SC 7.2 (in every version) that I downloaded to a 4 GB USB drive from the Slim Devices website and have i

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

Heuer wrote: > Agreed. Thread proving to be interesting and relevant so why on earth > would you want to close it? Because Chrome is the main topic on literally hundreds of development oriented forums/usenet groups, etc. Where it is covered with much less redundancy. Its in beta, works only on Wi

[slim] Networking challenge

Now that I have a Boom, I would like to give my SB2 to hubby. There is an all-metal building on our property that he uses as a workshop where he would like to use it. However, I fear getting Ethernet out there is going to be a challenge. It's not finished in this picture, but you can get the idea

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

I'll review it, but it doesn't look like much has changed other than a few more stations being available on the xml feeds. With 7.2 we can use the xml freed to give a set of by station menus. What's missing is genre information - so we can't produce menus by genre, either within one station or a

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

Powerline should be fine. -- andynormancx Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ? I SAID ALL OF THEM ! andynormancx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=17417 View this threa

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

I'd rather Slimdevices went to bed with Napster -- gbruzzo http://www.last.fm/user/JackieBr/ gbruzzo's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3633 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthre

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

Michael, make sure you take lots of pictures and videos. :) -- kawasaki.kermit kawasaki.kermit's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=18659 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

mvalera;336626 Wrote: > > > > > - The Town Hall meeting and QA with the Logitech Squeezebox and > Pandora teams begins at 6:30PM and goes until you’ve run out of > questions. > > > > For those of us far far away is possible to make this QA public? (videocast? a few pictures?) To

Re: [slim] Sleep button with 7.2

Hello, i've got still problems with Musicinfo. I've installed the official 7.2. Then i've observed the same problem as described above in the images. By adjusting the screensaver during play from 'MusicInfo' to 'now playing' the problem was fixed (MIS 4.1.1). Then i've installed MIS 4.2.0 and the

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

Here's the latest version of the xml parser for bbc feeds including all feeds referenced from the BBC blog posting. This will work as an addon to Alien on SqueezeCenter 7.2 - unzip the three files into the Addon folder and restart the server. As I mentioned above, it can't create genre based men

Re: [slim] When Duet controller can support Chinese Characters ??

Has Slim Devices officially come out to say that support for Chinese display will never be supported on the Controller? That is a real shame. Even though 99% of my music library is not in Chinese, I would still like to read the 1% of my library using the Controller. SD has always support for mult

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

andynormancx;336654 Wrote: > Powerline should be fine. Even if it's on a different electrical circuit? -- MeSue Sue http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue MeSue's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=985 View

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

MeSue;336668 Wrote: > Even if it's on a different electrical circuit? MeSue I am using powerlines that are on a different circuit but the same initial circuit board they are connected through MCBs not fuses and I get a reasonable speed. Enough to use the Slingbox for video and the Squeezebox for

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

I would personally recommend not going with the Netgears. Though I normally like Netgear's kit their 200M powerline adapters are a bad choice. The first issue with them is that they don't interoperate with other 200M adapters. So you get tied into other Netgear adapters if you want to add to the

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

Yep, the electrical is already run to the workshop. I have some old powerline adapters that we used long ago but haven't had a use for in a few years. It is the Netgear kit model WGXB102. I would have just set it up and tried it, but I don't have any open ports on the router currently, so was wa

Re: [slim] Using Squeezebox for Education. Can only certain stations be accessible?

Thank you Ben for your prompt response. In response to your well-placed questions: 1. We are referring to the Classic Squeezebox or possible the anticipated "Boombox" coming out, or any other lower cost option Slimdevices may offer. 2. Mainly, just not outside the list of channels we want to offer

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

Even though the electrical is already run, perhaps now would be a good time to dig the trench up again and toss some conduit and CAT6 in there? Assuming it wasn't done long ago, you should see exactly where it was dug up and grass wouldn't have really estblished itself yet. This way, if he were

Re: [slim] A dead VFD on an old friend

Thanks guys for posting back on this - thought no-one cared :( !!! @st2000: I have seen the MAC appear on the router (thought of that one already) but I cannot get it to show up in the web browser using Slimserver. To get it passed the initial setup after the foolish reset I need to be able to se

Re: [slim] Using Squeezebox for Education. Can only certain stations be accessible?

Ben, In the name of efficiency, if you'd like, please feel free to email me your direct phone number and we'll be happy to call you. -- michael levtov michael levtov's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?user

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

My AlienBBC installation has become a right mess. I have 2.0.1b installed and have updated with at least one (if not two) of the supplied iPlayer menu zips. I had added various stations to favourites, my radio stations and other places you can add the stuff to in the nebulous SlimServer UI. Curre

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

It's not so much that we didn't think of it... but... it's complicated. For one thing, the router is is on the opposite side of the house from where the electric conduit had to be run. Also, the house has wood for the interior walls, ceiling, and floor plus wood siding on the outside, and hubby HA

Re: [slim] Duplicate files in library?

Hi! For finding and http://www.moleskinsoft.com/delete-duplicate-files>deleting duplicate files from library i recommend app called Clone Remover. Very fast and effective program. -- Cleaner007 Cleaner007's Profile: http:/

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

Lots of points - 1. Having Logitech support "RealAudio" for the BBC as core will not stop dropouts. If you are in the UK use the WMA streams for live stream. You should not be getting dropouts on "Listen Again" unless there is a fault in program recording. 2. The XML interface will make menu

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

You should be able to bookmark by 'brand' e.g. archers with the xml addon. This will find only those programmes with the same brand/title from within a certain station's list. For instance you can bookmark 'Chris Moyles' and always get a list of the last week's programmes of that name in favorit

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

I would love to come meet you guys, but unfortunately I'm 'stuck' in Europe ;) Anyway, have a good one and I too would be interested in any webcasts/videos if you post them. -- chrisinparis chrisinparis's Profile: http://

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

> Its in beta, works only on Windows, and has nearly nothing to do with > SqueezeBoxes, Duets, Transporters, Booms, or SqueezeCenter. Pat - you should really take a break instead of reading this thread :-). As you can imagine I am interested in knowing what people think about this browser and S

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

Thanks for your reply bpa. I'm a bit uncertain why a well designed and thought out XML feed/facility should be less functional than the current screen scrape but will take your word that it would be. I'm aware that SlimCenter support for RealAudio will not stop drop outs. I'm also aware of the B

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

How about getting the Logitech folks in UK to team up with last.fm for a similar event. I'm sure that enough of us enthusiasts from south of England could do the demos if Logitech UK are not up to speed. -- Paul Webster Paul Webster http://www.lastfm.com/user/BondJamesBond

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

Thanks for finally doing one of these at a time when people who work can show up! -Chris On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 11:27 AM, mvalera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's summer here in the Bay Area, and you know what that means… It's > time for another Logitech(R) Squeezebox™ Open-house and BBQ! > > BB

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

Chrome is now my default browser on home laptop and workserver. It renders SlimCenter noticeably faster that other browsers and weirdly, these forums render considerably quicker too. Pat. Stop being so curmudgeonly. You've only got the hump because it's not been released for Linux. MC -- Mo

Re: [slim] Google Chrome new browser

mherger;336711 Wrote: > As you can imagine I am interested in knowing what people think about > this browser and SC. One thing I see in Chrome, as I've seen reported elsewhere for other browsers, is the way the left-hand side of the Default skin is rendered. Seeing the dark status (library stat

[slim] Players synchronizing when they're not synchronized

Does anyone else have this? It's become common here. I was listening to music on my Transporter in the lounge and walked into the kitchen to find my SB3 playing the same thing. The two players weren't listed as synchronized in either of my SBCs or the player UIs (indeed, I'd not had them purposel

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

> > > Did I mention that even the links under the BBC iPlayer menus don't > work on my AlienBBC installation? > > The problem is at your end - the iPlayer v5 addon is still working OK although BBC site is a bit slow so make sure your "Radio Station Timeout" value is set to a high value. If

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

ModelCitizen;336690 Wrote: > My AlienBBC installation has become a right mess. I have 2.0.1b > installed and have updated with at least one (if not two) of the > supplied iPlayer menu zips. > > I had added various stations to favourites, my radio stations and other > places you can add the stuff

Re: [slim] AlienBBC - BBC Radio. Why not core component of SlimCenter?

Except for July - AlienBBC has not really been a high maintenance plugin. The introduction of iPlayer in July has resulted in 5 updates because there was demand to keep "Listen again" working. It had been hoped that BBC would have kept old "Listen Again" menu up to date in parallel with iPlayer

Re: [slim] A dead VFD on an old friend

Contact support: http://www.slimdevices.com/su_tech.html It's a flat $90 fee for all repairs... we're still fixing that model. Mike -- mvalera Michael Valera Online Communities Manager Logitech Streaming Media Business Unit slimdevices.com ---

Re: [slim] A dead VFD on an old friend

I just saw you are in the UK... we'll still fix it, you will just have to pay the international shipping costs. Use email to contact support here in the US to set it up. Mike -- mvalera Michael Valera Online Communities Manager Logitech Streaming Media Business Unit slimdevices.com -

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

Paul Webster wrote: > How about getting the Logitech folks in UK to team up with last.fm for a > similar event. > I'm sure that enough of us enthusiasts from south of England could do > the demos if Logitech UK are not up to speed. *South* of England We're friendlier up here! R. ___

Re: [slim] Music library rescan with music ip after update

I set MIP scan interval to 0 but it still scans every time. Any ideas? -- Jeff Jewett Jeff Jewett's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=19763 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread

Re: [slim] Zone 2 with Denon 3808 CI

mark956101957;335926 Wrote: > My understanding is as long as it is not an HDMI input and it is PCM > that I take the pre out with RCAs out to another amp it will work with > zone 2. I will be trying it in the next couple of days. As I mentioned > it is the Denon 3808 CI receiver. Well I just hoo

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

The SB2 has the advantage of being able to replace the stock antenna. So I wonder if it would be possible to attach a directional antenna outside of the building run inside to the SB2 over coax. I've never done anything like this, so maybe someone else could comment on whether or not it's feasib

Re: [slim] How many SS 6.* users vs. SC 7.* users?

I use 6.5.4 and it works fine. Every time I turn on my SB3 it works (except once recently when my power supply failed) and the music sounds great. The few plugins that I use are more than enough for me. SoI'm curious - what is the compelling reason for me to upgrade the software and firmwa

[slim] SB3 Crash: Out of FPRAM message

Hi, My SB3 crashes on a regular basis. I have been able to replicate it, but not able to figure out what is causing it. Every time the message flashes "Out of FPRAM" or something similar, and the screen hangs, the music time elapsed bar hangs, and I am not able play any more music until I turn t

[slim] Dutch e-mail from Logitech

I don't speak or read Dutch, so I was surprised to get what appears to be a Dutch language e-mail from Logitech. At least, I think that it's in Dutch. The 1st sentence is "Laat eens wat van je horen". Also, "webcam" appears 5 times in the body. TIA for a translation/explanation from anyone who c

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

Hmm... that is something to think about if the powerline I already have doesn't work. I found this on Newegg that might fit the bill: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833164156 Our wireless router already has a high gain antenna, so hopefully it would only be needed on one en

[slim] "LAME" What is it? Why do I need it?

When adjusting player settings in SqeezeCenter 7.2, I see the following: "(Note: You do not appear to have LAME installed. SqueezeCenter will need the LAME MP3 encoder installed on your system to do conversion to MP3. You can find out more about LAME here.)" I use iTunes on a Windows system and

Re: [slim] "LAME" What is it? Why do I need it?

http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/LAMEForTranscoding -- radish radish's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=77 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=52007 __

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

well, if powerline doesn't do it for you, maybe get a linksys WRT54GL, install tomato on it, and put it into "remote access point" mode. Run cat5 from linksys to squeezebox. Put the antennas in a shed window and you should be good to go. (note - this is with the linksys in the shed) Alternately,

Re: [slim] Players synchronizing when they're not synchronized

ModelCitizen;336728 Wrote: > Does anyone else have this? It's become common here. > > MC OMG... it happened to us last week! Rarely do I ever have 2 players going at the same time, let alone synchronized. But a while back I installed the "Other Players" plugin and experimented with synchronizat

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

Bob: The "window" part of your suggestion is a problem. ;-) I do have Tomato on my Buffalo router, though it is great. -- MeSue Sue http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue MeSue's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.

Re: [slim] eBay Warning - demo units

Maybe stencil "Demo" in as big letters as will fit on the underside? -- bobkoure bobkoure's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=14646 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=50

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

I've got one in a pelican case, with a 9dbi yagi inside the case, and a 7dbi outdoor omni up on my chimney. It was about a weekend project to put it together. -Chris On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 8:01 PM, MeSue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Bob: The "window" part of your suggestion is a problem. ;-) >

[slim] Songs restart from beginning on sync'd players

Several times recently, I've noticed songs restart while playing -- the song may be several minutes in, and suddenly restarts from the beginning. This has happened with several different songs. I can't pin down any particular pattern. This didn't used to happen. At least three things have cha

Re: [slim] Come BBQ with the Squeezebox and Pandora crew

Robin Bowes;336754 Wrote: > Paul Webster wrote: > > How about getting the Logitech folks in UK to team up with last.fm > for a > > similar event. > > I'm sure that enough of us enthusiasts from south of England could > do > > the demos if Logitech UK are not up to speed. > > *South* of England??

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

MeSue;336789 Wrote: > Hmm... that is something to think about if the powerline I already have > doesn't work. I found this on Newegg that might fit the bill: > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833164156 > > Our wireless router already has a high gain antenna, so hopefully it

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

MeSue;336789 Wrote: > Hmm... that is something to think about if the powerline I already have > doesn't work. I found this on Newegg that might fit the bill: > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833164156 > > Our wireless router already has a high gain antenna, so hopefully it

Re: [slim] Networking challenge

iPhone;336810 Wrote: > I would go with a Parabolic antenna such as: > http://www.wifi-link.com/product.php?action=product&class1_id=1&class2_id=3&class3_id=158&product_id=1215 > It is a whole lot cheaper and has 1 more dB of gain. Thanks! I know he will like the price of that one compared to the

Re: [slim] eBay Warning - demo units

bobkoure;336804 Wrote: > Maybe stencil "Demo" in as big letters as will fit on the underside? The best and simple way to do this is have a metal stamp made that fits in a soldering gun with the words, "Display Only" or "Demo Non Working" or some other proper wording. The units are plastic and ea

Re: [slim] Using Squeezebox for Education. Can only certain stations be accessible?

The Boom or SB3 would be best from a ruggedness standpoint too. I cringe to think of kids with $300 SB controllers that could easily be ruined if dropped or stepped on, as apposed to remotes that can stand being dropped and stepped on and can be replaced for ~$25 if they do get damaged. -- mag

Re: [slim] Dutch e-mail from Logitech

I don't speak Dutch, I only pretend to on forums. The phrase translates as "Once what of you let hear" or "Leave once what of you to hear", perhaps meaning something like "Once you hear it"? Try: http://www.freetranslation.com/ on the full message to see if you can make more sense of it. --

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