> Yes.
Hehe... this happened to me too. Half of my loved tracks must be the
result of those accidents. I filed a change request:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11878
> I won a BOOM in a stupid Quiz. :-)
Well done!
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I thought I was going mad.
I would much prefer the herger solution than the current situation.
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Avondale and Naim cable, Kubuntu Intrepid Ibis server, linkstation for
storage.
SB3 Flycatcher 3A linear power suppl
Hi
I've just aquired a HTC Touch Pro mobile phone which runs the Windows
Mobile 6 operating system. I was hoping that I could use this device to
control my SqueezeBox. It would seem on the surface that I have several
options:
1. Use a Web browser. The phone has WiFi and a 480x640 VGA screen.
2.
Search the forum, someone has recently posted a very nice looking SC
Control app for windows mobile.
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Cheers, auto.
-"don't call me Shirley."-
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I've not tried them on Mobile Opera, but Handheld worked with the old
Internet Explorer ok.
Someone has managed to get a version of SqueezeOS to compile for WinMo,
but i don't know how well it works.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=61925&highlight=windows+mobile
There was a mobil
http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/wiki.slimdevices.com
Not just me apparently.
What's up?
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my collection:
*1*x boom
*2*x controller, *1*x receiver
*2*x sb3 (sliver/black, *1*x sb2 wired (silver), *1*x sb (black)
*1*x slimp3 (with rear shield)
interested in any others if you have
There is a great controller app too, im sure i saw a post recently and
even posted in it. By now its gone? Arrrghh, i cant of dreamt of it!
Edit: Here ya go...
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=62486
(Author could do with putting a few search keywords (i.e. Windows
Mobile) in the tr
Bugzilla too.
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pippin;417183 Wrote:
> Err.. But what does that have to do with "Album / Artist / Song" only?
> That's the role setting in SC, isn't it?
> You can jump directly to the Albums, Artists, Genres and Tracks section
> in the search results in iPeng is you have many results, it will show an
> index bar
After months of enjoyment, Pandora has suddenly stopped playing at my SB
receiver. From the controller I can still select Pandora, see my
stations and even say "Play this station". In Now Playing I can see
the song selected along with the time and progress bar moving along yet
I have no sound.
My old G3 (600 MHz PPC) is running out of steam and I think to buy a PC
running Windows XP (2,5GHz Intel Core Duo 2) to replace it. I would
loke to buy a Mac but a PC is about third the price and I intend to use
it only as a music server. Anyone has experience switching their
SqueezeCenter from OS
How about a Mac Mini?
Nettop?
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If it's just for running SC, then a basic windows PC is probably the
best bang for your buck you can get. You should be able to find a
clearance special or something that fits your needs.
I don't think there is a difference between iTunes on Windows or Mac,
but having never used it I can't say fo
I think some of the problem is that many of the third party devices
won't be bought by many customers because they lack the Logitech
branding or "seal of approval". You see a lot of queries such as "what
is the best NAS?" or "what is the best router?" etc.
I think that SD could steal a leaf from
Hi,
I've had a Duet for a while now and really like it. I'd like to get
another receiver, but here's where the problem starts (I think).
>From what I can tell, the Duet remote remote, connects to the "system"
via the wifi router, and not via the receiver.
If this is the case, then this means th
Hi
My name is Ryan & I run an Internet alarm clock service called
Sleep.FM; wake up to brief, meaningful information. It's similar to
the alarm clock in the movie, Iron Man (clip from movie -
http://bit.ly/W07C).
We are about to release our service for Squeezebox & Chumby users and
we'd love f
toby10;417155 Wrote:
> I have no clue how to edit the Wiki (and I'd probably break it anyway)
> so I'll post some info on here, others can add/edit to the
> Wiki..
I told you I'd break it.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=62624
But do you listen to me? NO! :) lol
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'The SqueezeBox Wiki' (http://wiki.slimdevices.com/) seems to be down.
At least, I can't get to it. Anybody else having the same problem? Or
is anybody able to get to it? Or is anybody at the Home Office aware of
it?
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Threads merged.
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Current: SB2, Transporter, Boom (PQP3 - late beta), SBC (early beta)
Stored: Boom (PQP1 - early beta)
Sold: SB3, Duet
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PugRallye;417404 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've had a Duet for a while now and really like it. I'd like to get
> another receiver, but here's where the problem starts (I think).
>
> From what I can tell, the Duet remote remote, connects to the "system"
> via the wifi router, and not via the receiver.
>
> My name is Ryan & I run an Internet alarm clock service called
> Sleep.FM; wake up to brief, meaningful information.
That's cool! But the site lacks a bit of information what will be
available etc. Eg. the demoed daughter waking up daddy - how would this
work?
> We are about to release our
Thanks Michael.
What is SqueezeCenter and is there a resource you could point me to?
We currently are focusing on intelligent alarms and will move onto
social alarms after. We will notify users when the alarm clock network
is finished via email.
I appreciate the heads up re: missing some o
> What is SqueezeCenter and is there a resource you could point me to?
It's the software you install to feed you own music from your computer to
the SqueezeBox.
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_features.html
> We currently are focusing on intelligent alarms and will move onto
> social alarms afte
Yeah, understood...
What I was meaning was if the instructions to/from the remote were
passed through the receiver, and not via the router, then the receiver
could be connected to the router either wirelessly or wired.
This would mean that the remote would only need to have a range big
enough to
You mean for the controller to be infra-red as well as wi-fi, sounds
like a good idea to me. You could just put an access point near your
receiver for now
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If the SBR is connected via a wired connection, the SBC can connect to
it instead of a router. It can't do this if the SBR is wireless, so if
you set up your SBR wireless, you can factory reset it to make it use
the wired connection. Just make sure the wired section is active when
you reconfigure
This intrigues me. A few years ago I wrote playlisting software that was
very similar to music-ip, but used a very different approach to build
playlists-
It was a crowd sourcing web-app, that kept a database of every song
users had in their library. It analyzed the BPM and a few other things-
but
snarlydwarf - aha!
So, if I connect the receiver using a cable to the router/network and
then power it up again, my remote will connect to the receiver and not
to my router?
That sounds like exactly what I'm after if so
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pippin;417386 Wrote:
> How about a Mac Mini?
> Nettop?
A Mac Mini would be fine, perhaps used. I didn't know about Nettop
computers. Will check that. I guess the faster, the better...
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Is it possible that iPeng may one day be able to download music directly
from Squeezecenter?
It sounds doable, but I'm unclear if Apple allows this. If I could
'sync' the iPeng without iTunes, Apple may make a customer out of me
yet. ;)
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sander;417456 Wrote:
>
> It sounds doable, but I'm unclear if Apple allows this.
As of today they clearly don't.
I believe it will be one of the 3.0 features to allow this with iTunes
so they still might not allow it.
But I'll have a look at the library access API in 3.0.
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Old Mac Minis are fine for SC, although I admit that the response to
iPeng is slow on mine. I run it on an early-ish one one not much
faster than your current G3 (the 800MHz version, to be precise),
under OSX 10.4.11 and it can take 10 or 15 seconds for sound to
reach the speakers after p
How on earth do I set up router1 to access my wireless network, where do
I enter the name of the network and the network password?
Do I set it up as access point?
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Hey all
New here. I love this device. I love how customizable everything is.
Question though:
What is the best way to intergrate itunes with the Squeezebox Boom?
What settings do I need to choose? For instance, how can I make my
iTunes playslists browsable in Squeeze center and on my boom? I'm
Mac Mini G4 are fine. I use a 1.5gHz version with 1GB ram and a 320GB
drive running Leopard. iPeng supporting Transporter, Classic 3 and
Boom runs just fine...
With Leopard, I just use Screen Sharing to control the Mini as it is
headless (and keyboard-less and mouse-less).
Regards, Peter
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Something I also should have mentioned --
I see how to add podcasts, but is there any easier way then finding out
the exact feed? The podcasts i use in itunes, I havent been able to find
out what their feed is exactly.
-Rob
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cybervision_;417475 Wrote:
> How on earth do I set up router1 to access my wireless network, where do
> I enter the name of the network and the network password?
Re your neighbor's subnet addressing, you should be able to get that by
looking at the first three digits of the IP address on your com
But where do I enter SSID and Password?
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Hi all,
As per the title really. Just want to know if I can connect another
device to my network using a SB receiver.
I'm contemplating getting a Duet and an additional receiver. One of the
receivers will be attached to an amp that is Network enabled, but only
if hardwired. If I could connect th
Yes you can, assuming your SBC isn't using it as an access point already
(in other words, assuming the SBR is connected to a wireless network in
the normal way). It's not officially supported though (unlike all the
other SB players) and you will need to use the Net::UDAP tool to
configure it. Sear
Letten;416112 Wrote:
> I would like to see:
>
> a batterypack for Boom, a subwoofer for Boom.
>
>
For all those that are wanting AM/FM and a Boom with batteries here it
is!
'*Boom w/ battery*' (http://www.boomcooler.com/detailsspecs.html)
It even has wheels to make it easier to move around
> My old G3 (600 MHz PPC) is running out of steam and I think to buy a
> PC
> running Windows XP (2,5GHz Intel Core Duo 2) to replace it. I would
> loke to buy a Mac but a PC is about third the price and I intend to
> use
> it only as a music server. Anyone has experience switching their
> Sque
I don't use LastFM (never got around to figuring it out), but isn't that
basically what they do?
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Thanks for the speedy reply radish.
Forgive me though, as I'm completely new to all this, but when you say
SBC I assume you mean the Squeezebox controller? That being the case I
don't quite understand what you mean by the SBC using the SBR already
as an access point. Can you explain?
Many Thanks
This ain't working. I will stop monitoring this thread now.
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iPhone;417507 Wrote:
> For all those that are wanting AM/FM and a Boom with batteries here it
> is!
>
> '*Boom w/ battery*' (http://www.boomcooler.com/detailsspecs.html)
Dude, that is too funny! They should have added another battery and
some electric motors to make it self-propelled...
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j
Thanks for the info regarding SqueezeCenter. The interface looks
similar to the SqueezeNetwork's web UI if Im not mistaken?
Well we'll be localizing or rather offering the option to hear Celsius
temperature soon. Right now for Current Weather we speak Fahrenheit,
though for Today's Forecast we
MrSqueezy;417511 Wrote:
> Forgive me though, as I'm completely new to all this, but when you say
> SBC I assume you mean the Squeezebox controller? That being the case I
> don't quite understand what you mean by the SBC using the SBR already
> as an access point. Can you explain?
You can connect
MrSqueezy;417511 Wrote:
> That being the case I don't quite understand what you mean by the SBC
> using the SBR already as an access point. Can you explain?
I believe what he means is, the wired port must be free. You have to
connect to the wireless network in order to use it as a bridge, which
As a BTW, it might be possible for Pandora to make their "find similar
music" engine available online. They've already got the engine working
for their own streaming app. So... there'd need to be some sort of API,
plus track identification. No idea what they already use.
The interesting things for
Their CEO posted this in a thread with other information. Looks like
they will be focusing on their video products.
Anthony Wood
CEO
Roku, Inc.
"We still support radioroku.com and soundbridge. We provide repair and
replacement service. We have increased the IT budget recently to
improve radio
Whether it was intentional or not, it sounds like he has just killed the
product a few months before it's officialy canned. Why is going to
continue to buy a product they know is being shelved?
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funkstar
my collection:
*1*x boom
*2*x controller, *1*x receiver
*2*x sb3 (sliver/black, *1*x sb2
Gosh, you guys really reply quickly on these forums. I can't keep up.
I think I understand now. I thought that the SBC always communicated
via the SBR's. I think what you're saying is that in a 'normal'
arrangement the the SBC commnunicates via the router. I was looking to
use a fully wireless se
bobkoure,
I think the big difference here is this:
While last.fm attempts to guess which bands are similar and other
information based on groups of users that tend to like the same bands
(much like netflix ratings work), the system I employed puts more
emphasis on the actual tags that users crea
Sorry - that should have been 1.42MHz, not 800MHz. Getting confused
with the eMac on which I used to run it (also without problems).
Geraint.
On 22 Apr 2009, at 18:12, cunobeli...@mac.com wrote:
> Old Mac Minis are fine for SC, although I admit that the response to
> iPeng is slow on mine. I
MrSqueezy;417527 Wrote:
> I think I understand now. I thought that the SBC always communicated via
> the SBR's. I think what you're saying is that in a 'normal' arrangement
> the the SBC commnunicates via the router. I was looking to use a fully
> wireless set up, so that means that I will have a
jrfuda;417513 Wrote:
> Dude, that is too funny! They should have added another battery and some
> electric motors to make it self-propelled...
You're right, it also needs a pair of front wheels, a seat, and
steering wheel! My self-propelled lawn mower weighs less then 77
pounds!
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*i
JMG;417381 Wrote:
> My old G3 (600 MHz PPC) is running out of steam and I think to buy a PC
> running Windows XP (2,5GHz Intel Core Duo 2) to replace it. I would
> loke to buy a Mac but a PC is about third the price and I intend to use
> it only as a music server. Anyone has experience switching
funkstar;417531 Wrote:
> You would use either the digital outputs or the analogue to connect to
> your amp, not the ethernet port.
Funkstar, I appreciate that you need to connect the SBR to the Amp via
the naalogue or digital outputs for sound production, but my Amp also
has the ability to be co
MrSqueezy;417537 Wrote:
> From what you guys have told me thus far this sound feasible. Unless, of
> course, I've got thing completely wrong.
No, you are right, you should be able to set thing sup as you want to.
I kind of suspected the Amp had a network connection as well, but I
dind't want to
toby10;417039 Wrote:
> Yup, it could be that simple. :)
>
> You may have had interfering ch #'s as most routers are set to ch 6 at
> the factory and many (most?) users do not ever change from the default
> ch #.
>
> Did you ever try NetStumbler to see what the neighbors ch #'s were?
It turn
Directly from the SB Classic Users Guide
Using Squeezebox as a Wireless Bridge
Squeezebox Wireless has both 802.11g and ethernet connections. You can
easily connect non-wireless devices (such as a TiVo, PlayStation, XBox,
or
a home theatre PC) to your wireless network. To set up Squeezebox as a
w
My advice, ditch iTunes controlling your SC library, after years of
frustration with iTunes I finally got rid of it, I let SC control the
library, rip with DB Poweramp, converted my iTunes playlists to M3U
files. I don't know anything about podcasts, but my system works much
smoother now.
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jd
Well, I'll agree with you that itunes is indeed lacking, but I use it
for my iPod touch and I've tagged all my stuff a certain way.. its too
late to turn back.
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http://www.slimdevices.com/documentation/Squeezebox-Duet-UG-ENG.pdf
Page 4 calls this a 'bridged' network.
I would be paranoid (or perhaps lazy) and factory reset both the SBC
and SBR and start over.
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snarl
JMG;417442 Wrote:
> A Mac Mini would be fine, perhaps used. I didn't know about Nettop
> computers. Will check that. I guess the faster, the better...
I think SC is pretty tolerant and not particularly demanding as an app.
Other than your initial loadup and scanning, I don't think the processor
Virtually all of my SC library is apple lossless files ripped and tagged
w/iTunes. SC reads these fine. I still use iTunes to load my ipods. I
just switched to ripping with DB Poweramp and it can rip to apple
lossless files. Much more control of the rip, tagging and artwork. To
use SC instead of i
If SD came out with an "official" iPhone/iTouch App (not that I have
anything against iPeng) that could stream from SC and be
Rhapsody-compliant, I'd be willing to make my first Apple purchase and
be a very happy camper.
The Ibiza Rumble may fit this bill to some extent, but I'd prefer to
stre
Yeah a Mac mini seems a bit of over kill just for SC. You could buy a
1TB VortexBox appliance and have more space for the same price.
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http://vortexbox.org
agillis
Lead Developer VortexBox
mherger;417323 Wrote:
> > Yes.
>
> Hehe... this happened to me too. Half of my loved tracks must be the
> result of those accidents. I filed a change request:
>
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11878
>
> > I won a BOOM in a stupid Quiz. :-)
>
> Well done!
>
> --
>
> Michael
agillis;417575 Wrote:
> Yeah a Mac mini seems a bit of over kill just for SC. You could buy a
> 1TB VortexBox appliance and have more space for the same price.
True and good point, but he already knows Apple OSX so the Mac Mini is
worth a look if he doesn't want a Linux OS. Only reason I was rea
Beann50 wrote:
> That's the old car with the SB2, but what I have now is basically the
> same thing with a SB3 and the LinkStation still in the glove box.
>
Hi Beann,
I'm thinking of setting up a similar system in my car. Could you please
provide some more details as far as the timers and rel
Nonreality;417578 Wrote:
> Thanks Michael!
>
> Oh and where do I take that quiz???
At Coke Sweden. Contest ended a week ago, Sorry.
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bernt
'LastFM' (http://www.last.fm/user/ottovonkopp/)
SB3 - SC 7.3.2 - Ubuntu Server 8.04
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gorman;417126 Wrote:
> Personally I would love for an Harmony product that uses a color display
> to interface with SqueezeCenter.
+1
I hate the idea to buy a Harmony remote to replace every other remote
BUT the controller. I'd really want to have harmony AND controller to
be integrated into one
Well, at least now the news are out in the open.
It's too bad about the SoundBridges, since the interoperability with
iTunes was quite a feat back when they started. Too bad they didn't
stay upbeat.
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fizze
fizze's Profi
Thank you all for your help. I am now happy that the SB does what I
would like in terms on network connectivity. My only concern now is
that of reliability in terms of streaming wirelessly. This seems to be
one of the main issues that people have.
I already have devices located near to where I w
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