Hey, but the good thing about the squeeze ecosystem is:
It will last no longer than two weeks until someone writes a plugin
that pulls the list of tour busses for every artist from Wikipedia,
matches it to the manufacturer's capacity database, calculates the
number of groupies based on a) the
mherger;371884 Wrote:
Hey, but the good thing about the squeeze ecosystem is:
It will last no longer than two weeks until someone writes a plugin
that pulls the list of tour busses for every artist from Wikipedia,
matches it to the manufacturer's capacity database, calculates the
I love them.
Bartok Radio has a 320Kb/s stream, but Staff Picks links to the
128Kb/s stream. Can I ask the Squeezebox staff why?
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Hi team: Newbie here: Very impressed with the kit. However, I can't seem
to save any playlists: I used to use a Netgear MP101 streamer - basic
but very effective. On that I could save playlists such as party
early, party late, guitar heroes, or even all etc, etc. You get
the picture: I want to
I have attempted to get this to work on my Ubunbtu 8.10 system using
Firefox 3.0 and have been unsuccessful. When I run try to browse to the
url as directed I just get a blank screen. I followed the directions in
the document and changed the file from .txt to .html and put it in the
andyg;371448 Wrote:
Yep it was a very simple fix. The gain value sent to the player with
each track is just reduced if it would clip.
I saw your comment in the bug report that it's fixed in change 24314.
Is this fix included in the latest nightlies, or would I have to
download some Perl
thurstongarden;371920 Wrote:
I think having my music on a clean partition will save a lot of time in
the future
This is a good idea, but it's probably not contributing to your long
start times because music isn't accessed on startup.
What does affect startup is all the useless crap that Dell
Howard Passman;371992 Wrote:
I get the feeling you are trying to stay very small relative tot he
footprint..
It has nothing to do with being a tight Scotsman, more the fact that
the fit-pc only draws 7W and can therefore be always on, and have a
totty wee -Carbon- Footprint :-)
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I don't think Sean was kidding. We have the same coffee cups in our
dining hall. I like the fact that Made from renewable materials
means, basically, nothing.
Dogberry2;371724 Wrote:
Okay, Mr. Adams, you just made me spill my coffee (grown very green in
South America, then shipped via
Aesculus;372124 Wrote:
I just want to point out that you are all talking about a $10
application that most feel is well worth it and it works very well.
For $10 just don't buy two lattes and you will never miss it. I think
Pippin has more important details to work on with the app than make
ds2021;371508 Wrote:
Any Nokia with wi-fi and a web browser could do this via the 'handheld
skin'
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Beginners_Guide_Overview#SqueezeCenter).
This can also be done through the cellular data network (e.g., edge, 3g,
evdo, etc.), but it would not be speedy
Hi
Is there a setting/plugin that will allow date and time to be displayed
when playing music (e.g. as it does when my squeezebox classic is
switched off)
Thanks
Andy
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I'm having the same types of problems in Canada. The streaming radio is
very hit-or-miss it seems.???
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Is there a setting/plugin that will allow date and time to be displayed
when playing music (e.g. as it does when my squeezebox classic is
switched off)
You can set the DateTime plugin to be used during playback. Or use my
MusicInfoSCR for more flexibility.
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Skunk;372052 Wrote:
FWIW Indiana goes to 11 on the weight dial.
I feel like I remember that.
I'd be willing to buy you a drink the next time you're in Indpls. :-)
Now that's a offer :-)
But it's been seven or eight years now since the last time. I used to
work for Delphi Delco then and
Gazjam;371930 Wrote:
Can playlists be created from the remote on the fly?
Can they only be created from the PC?
thanks
Yes, or at least you certainly used to be able to do this - haven't
tried for a while.
Assuming you mean the standard SD remote (not the Controller part of
the Duet),
Hmm - this is above my knowldge i'm afraid. For instance I don't
understand how the SC - i.e. 7.3 - can influence the characteristics of
the physical interfaces on the feeder (my SB3) and the power amp?!
As said I'm using the SB3 together with a Mission Cyrus XPA power amp
with the following
It appears that this feature did not make it into the 7.3 release.
The classic sympton that I used to see remains.
If I attach to a WAP in my home and then roam the controller remains
latched onto that last authenticated WAP.
The brute-force method for me to get good communication to my local
I guess I was just en lighted by reading the info-text for the various
settings in SC.
I run SC 7.2 - 2244 and in Settings/Player/Sound/Sound level for
pre-amp (or something like that, my text is in Danish - not sure
exactly how it is translated) you can actually specify an attenuation
level i
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pippin;371127 Wrote:
No it is not. I mean, the idea is good, but how do I do this? You could
just quit the app and all limitations are gone. Usually, I never have
iPeng active for 5 min, it's usually a minute or so of browsing and
than either exit or sleep.
I could cut the playback
pippin;371819 Wrote:
Hey, but the good thing about the squeeze ecosystem is:
It will last no longer than two weeks until someone writes a plugin
that pulls the list of tour busses for every artist from Wikipedia,
matches it to the manufacturer's capacity database, calculates the
number of
Playlists are saved and edited from within the SqueezeCenter interface
on your PC. You need to ensure that you have a playlists directory
defined on the 'Basic Settings' tab of the Settings page. You also
need to ensure that this directory is writeable (i.e. not set as read
only). Once you
4mula1;371964 Wrote:
Don't forget to allow for groupie inflation. This would be a
primarily American thing where as the closer to the present year you
get the higher the likelihood is that the groupie will be physically
larger due to American dietary and portion standards.
Oh yes! Although
thurstongarden;371920 Wrote:
OK - the nice people at Dell are sending me an OS disk. They also
emailed me a link on reinstalling and creating a partition, so it's all
guns blazing come the holidays!
Best startup time I can get down to is 7 mins, a vast improvement on
15, but 2 or 3 mins
snarlydwarf;370636 Wrote:
hah, i though the same thing until I read the fine print.
It's the end (much delayed) of the Slim Devices branded units is all.
They must have hid this batch hidden somewhere, since they've been
shipping Logitech branded units for ages.
Snarly wins the prize...
THe frustrating thing is most download and paid online radio sites are
US or Europe only. Fortunately most hires music are independent and
thus can be purchased from outside the US.
Too bad HDTRACKS is the exception. it does not allow outside US
purchases. I heard you can get around it by
Question for Pippin: is there a way to set the sleep timer for a player
in iPeng? (This is low priority but I was just wondering.)
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agentsmith;371860 Wrote:
I understand that the likelihood of somebody inspecting my hard disk is
very remote. I am just curious since I paid real money to buy
something from the ether, the same amount of money as the physical
media. How am I different than people who pirate all their music
This post is awesome on many many levels of awesomeness.
Mike
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thurstongarden;372028 Wrote:
It has nothing to do with being a tight Scotsman, more the fact that the
fit-pc only draws 7W and can therefore be always on, and have a totty
wee -Carbon- Footprint :-)
No, that wasn't a comment on being a Scotsman :-) I actually thought
you were trying to keep
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Can they only be created from the PC?
thanks
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For on the fly adding of individual tracks to existing playlists there
is the Playlist Manager plugin which allows you to add the currenlty
playing track to any of your defined playlists - or start a new
playlist with it. All from the remote control, so may be more of what
you are looking for.
mrfantasy;372110 Wrote:
I don't think Sean was kidding. We have the same coffee cups in our
dining hall. I like the fact that Made from renewable materials
means, basically, nothing.Yeah, hasn't paper -always- been made from
renewable materials? (For
that matter, so are vellum and
Fit-pc plus 160Gb HD would probably run at £300 delivered. Do I/don't
I?
Can I have Ubuntu on the fit-pc and have it talk to my XP laptop on the
network?
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thurstongarden;371944 Wrote:
Fit-pc plus 160Gb HD would probably run at £300 delivered. Do I/don't
I?
Can I have Ubuntu on the fit-pc and have it talk to my XP laptop on the
network?
I would think you could, but I'm not the guy to ask on that. You could
use XP on the Fit-PC if it won't
wolfzell;355864 Wrote:
Had a similar problem. Controller did not want to update, always replied
with the failed installation error. I installed the new 7.2.1 from the
nightlies yesterday. Automatic updates are enabled, still there has
been no jive firmware in the firmware directory even
pippin;372001 Wrote:
Oh yes! Although it's not a purely US phenomenon.
You could use a groupie inflator per year and state (I hear it's also
different in different states?)
FWIW Indiana goes to 11 on the weight dial.
Where in Indiana are you from? I know Kokomo and Indianapolis.
I'd be
Many thanks davep, and others. I'm up and running with a couple of
playlists now. However, it is rather cumbersome - open a playlist and
then find a track using search within Squeezebox, then add it
individually to that playlist, then save. I was rather hoping for a
drag--drop capability, so that
agentsmith;371979 Wrote:
Didn't do what?
pirate all your music
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You can use Tor and Privoxy. So far I have found this to be very slow
and unreliable, so not an ideal solution, plus it forces all web radio
through the proxy too. Ideally you just want a single service using
this proxy. And lastly, if the squeezenetwork passes any clear text
usernames and
In my experience, to get it to reassociate, you can go to advanced
settings wireless network and reselect your network.
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My best advice for clean installing Windows is to have another computer
available with internet access. Then if you run in to trouble you can
Google for help, drivers, or whatever you need. Second tip would be to
image the drive after the deed is done and things are running how you
like them, so
You could take a look at Salling Clicker - there are SC plugins for Mac
and PC. They use Bluetooth to communicate with SC. I wrote the PC one
but haven't touched it since I bought a Controller, self-centered git
that I am. Not even sure if it still works with 7.3.
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JJZolx;371932 Wrote:
You didn't.
Didn't do what?
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OK - the nice people at Dell are sending me an OS disk. They also
emailed me a link on reinstalling and creating a partition, so it's all
guns blazing come the holidays!
Best startup time I can get down to is 7 mins, a vast improvement on
15, but 2 or 3 mins is probably the norm. I think having
Radiotime doesn't seem to do a great job of keeping current with
changing radio station stream URLs. It's a tough job, though. There
are a lot of stations out there, and the URLs constantly change for
some reason. I try to keep track of just a handful of local stations
and it's rare that I
lanierb;372126 Wrote:
Question for Pippin: is there a way to set the sleep timer for a player
in iPeng? (This is low priority but I was just wondering.)
Not through the native app...not yet. It's a feature I'd like, too. In
the meantime, you can use the web plugin version of iPeng to set
thurstongarden;371935 Wrote:
Howard
It appears the Vostro 1500 has a single HD bay.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/139444/dell-vostro-dual-hard-drives-vista-/
I think you are right about having the music on a separate disk
altogether - now I am thinking, should I spend a little of my
It should be included in the current nightlies - although you may wait
for a possible regression to be handled first (see 'bug 10355'
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10355))
kind regards,
Markus
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pippin;372001 Wrote:
Where in Indiana are you from? I know Kokomo and Indianapolis.
Warsaw (technically Winona Lake). It's about 2-1/2 hours north of
Indy.
Skunk is spot on about Indiana being an 11 on that scale. The view
from my office onto the production floor is pretty scary!!!
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You can also create playlists in another music program and save them to
your playlist folder for SC to pick up. Most music programs create
compatible playlists. Many folks find this preferable to using the
remote or the Web interface to SC.
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Howard
It appears the Vostro 1500 has a single HD bay.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/139444/dell-vostro-dual-hard-drives-vista-/
I think you are right about having the music on a separate disk
altogether - now I am thinking, should I spend a little of my Xmas
bonus on a fit-pc, upgrade the
Siduhe;371661 Wrote:
No, AFAIK at the moment the Last.fm licence only permits radio type
playback (i.e. not on-demand) - but this may change in future.
I assumed that was the case, thanks for your reply.
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I have just updated to 7.3 and now my Squeezebox says No Squeezecenter
Found. I can connect to Squeezenetwork. I reinstalled 7.2 but got the
same.
Please help, this is driving me mad
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pippin;371209 Wrote:
Had that once upon upgrading.
Uninstall/Reinstall (using iTunes) will help in this case.
Another alternative could be this:
1. Turn off WiFi. iPeng should NOT crash when started now.
2. Go to settings and add some dummy server address (bleh will do,
IP-Addresses are a
Well I have been trying to pay them money but they refuse my money
because I am outside the US.
same holds true for many online music retailers and most paid online
radio.
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System 2: SB2 connected digitally to a Meridian F80
Just in case someone wants to verify or play around with test cases, I
have attached the Excel table which I use to see if Ive programmed
stuff correctly. (Uses calculation as of SC 7.3-24330, 2008-12-17.)
Zipped, this forum doesnt allow .xls.
GTax;372329 Wrote:
Thanks. I tried reinstalling, and now get a different problem. Instead
of crashing right away, now the app crashes randomly. It doesn't seem
to matter which screen I'm on, it even crashes on the settings screen.
I can't get far enough to play any music. I tried
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