Declan Moriarty;436678 Wrote:
> One problem why dynamic IP Addresses can possibly be difficult using the
> SqueezeBox products is that SqueezeBox doesn't use DNS! I have 2 PC's.
> Both have different computer names. I refer to them using the names not
> the IP Addresses. My firewall uses the
pfarrell;436776 Wrote:
> rfreedman wrote:
> > This is known as "Static DHCP", and I can confirm that it works
> quite
> > well in this situation.
>
> I do this on all the things in my house. All my laptops, squeezeboxes,
>
> transporter, etc. I do leave normal DHCP available for an occasional
mertles;437227 Wrote:
>
> 1. A shuffle button (next to the repeat button) on the playlist screen
> would be nice. Can I shuffle from elsewhere at the moment?
>
Hey mertles
The shuffle button is implemented in version 0.96 which is coming up.
I need some beta testers actually.
>
> 2. The three
Downloaded SlimControl last night and I'm very impressed - running on an
old T-Mobile MDA with 3000+ artists and the speed is exceptional. Have
only played around it for an hour or so far but have a few suggestions
before I forget them:
1. A shuffle button (next to the repeat button) on the playl
Hi There,
same again nokia 5800 but will not let me connect to server enter my ip
example http://192.168.0.5:9000/handheld/ and also tried nokia 770 but
keeps on coming with no gateway reply.
I have had this working on both my PSP & XDA Orbit but can not seem to
get it working on my Nokia please
Declan Moriarty;437084 Wrote:
> Note that my brother inlaw has a Belkin router that displays the name of
> his laptop. This implies that the router is operating a local DNS.
>
Those names are typically taken from the hostname field in the DHCP
handshake. SBs populate that field with the playe
gregklanderman;437034 Wrote:
> > pippin forums.slimdevices.com> writes:
>
> > AAC and higher bitrate flac causes trouble with more than two since
> my
> > server has to transcode then and runs into the limit of it's
> capacity
>
> Is the server transcoding independently for each synced pl
jo-wie;436692 Wrote:
> It's not very common to have a Domain Name Server in a home network
> installation. Your provider DNS do not know the local names.
>
> It's possible that your systems support resolving host names by using
> Microsoft NetBios protocol, but that's not supported by every syst
SamS;437043 Wrote:
> Thanks for the links guys. Looks like I might wait a bit longer until
> the setup/installation is a bit more mapped out or "plug 'n play". I'm
> no developer or expert with command lines ;-)
>
> In happier news, my Transporter arrives Friday :D
Same here. What I think I
Thanks for the links guys. Looks like I might wait a bit longer until
the setup/installation is a bit more mapped out or "plug 'n play". I'm
no developer or expert with command lines ;-)
In happier news, my Transporter arrives Friday :D
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Thanks! I didn't know that plugin worked with Pulse Audio.
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You need the basic plugin WaveInput for Linux ( see
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=49584 )
There are a number of discussion about using Pulse with WaveInput. A
search of the forum will find them but you could start looking at post
#35 onward in the above thread.
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> pippin writes:
> AAC and higher bitrate flac causes trouble with more than two since my
> server has to transcode then and runs into the limit of it's capacity
Is the server transcoding independently for each synced player?
That seems like a bug..
greg
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http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.4
The squeezecenter+perl-armv5te-poky-linux-gnueabi file will run on the
Sheevaplug. This is a stripped-down version of SC though, and does not
include the web UI, some transcoders, etc. We are working on fixing
that.
This also includes our optim
bpa;436697 Wrote:
> Linux is straightforward using Pulse.
Do you have documentation on that?
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If you follow this thread in the 3rd party hardware section, you can see
that people are working on this, don't be confused about the
Pogoplug/Sheevaplug name confusion, they are nearly identical and runs
the same sw.
Slim devices Pogoplug thread :
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=62
How about two alarms - 1st alarm with playlist and 2nd a few minutes
later with news.
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my 2 cents...I don't own Sonos but my friend does...money wasn't an
issue. The main issue that kept me away from purchasing a Sonos is the
luck of features and especially the ability to create clever mixes (see
MusicIP or Genius). Having said that, there have been times that I
wanted to throw my S
I have been trying to set up a playlist to use as an alarm. What I'd
like to do is play one or two random tracks from a playlist then switch
to a radio station for the news.
I've managed to make a playlist that will play a specified track, then
the radio station (which is saved as a favourite), b
Pale Blue Ego;436735 Wrote:
> Maybe it's set up so any USB drives plugged in are immediately added to
> the database? That wouldn't work too well if, for instance, a friend
> drops by and hooks up his 1TB hard drive to play a few songs. So when
> he leaves, the database contains 50,000 tracks w
Pale Blue Ego;436735 Wrote:
> Maybe it's set up so any USB drives plugged in are immediately added to
> the database? That wouldn't work too well if, for instance, a friend
> drops by and hooks up his 1TB hard drive to play a few songs. So when
> he leaves, the database contains 50,000 tracks w
aubuti;436931 Wrote:
> It was more like 2 months for the Duet (January to March, 2008). Maybe
> it wasn't "readily available" where you are until later,
Ok.. I might of just felt like 5 months.. but it was more than 2 months
in switzerland.. very frustrating if you think that Slim is now a Swis
Sike;436921 Wrote:
> Been there, done that.
>
> What I was saying is: If it will be availible in 3 weeks, why not tell
> us about it so we have something to look forward to.
>
> The Duet was announced about 5 months before it was readily
> availible...
It was more like 2 months for the Duet (J
I regularly sync 7 SBRs playing flacs. It works great but my units are
all connected via Ethernet. Running only wirelessly you might run into
issues when adding more and more players. I used to have SB1s in the mix
but they caused sync problems so I got rid of them.
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