I agree with you about the logic, but the commercial need for this must
be small. You need a third party developer, or maybe one of Erland's
plug ins might help, Custom Scan + Custom Browse.
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pablolie;508478 Wrote:
> ...what else are they going to do, offer FLAC streams but only to
> browser based clients?). :-)
Actually, what I want, as a paid subscriber, is the ability to use
their "Music DNS" with my own music, the way I use MusicIP.
I realize that this could be a big development j
I would hope Logitech's use of Android is a little more inventive than
air mice. They've pulled 3/4 of the development, QA and support staff
away from the Touch project and put them on something else. Hopefully,
it's the next audio and/or video player rather than mice and
programmable remote con
ModelCitizen;508674 Wrote:
> When the app comes out it'll be interesting to see if the Logitech
> offering is better than the one I use already, Mobile Air Mouse
> (www.mobileairmouse.com) which I'm very happy with.
>
> MC
Hmm... that will be interesting. I also use Mobile Air Mouse from time
t
Same thing. Setting to "fixed" only prevents accidental changes via the
normal volume user interfaces (web, remote, etc)
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Also check for under settings \ player \ audio whether bitrate limiting
is on. If it is on it may be taking time.
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Oops, you are absolutely right, the SB3/Classic is still up there. Click
on it and it takes you to a page on the abandoned
www.logitechsqueezebox.com web site with some decent info about the
product, including a functioning link to the user's guide. I say
"abandoned" because they announced a coupl
Can someone who knows tell me if sending a volume of 100 is the same as
setting the player to Fixed Volume 100%?
In other words will you avoid any use of DACs if you send output over
the digital connection when you send the volume out at 100 even when the
player is not set to Fixed 100% volume.
apn;505541 Wrote:
> Boxee looks interesting if one can muster up the courage to buy D-Link
> hardware.
Just got an ASRock ION 330 which comes with blu ray drive, remote and
Win 7 (Home Premium which includes media centre). Working quite well.
Running it with audio over spdif out as my HT recei
Radiotime didn't work for me (on 2 of my 3 booms). Don't ask me why - I
had to put in a modified URL. See my previous post in this thread
referencing the issue.
Tom
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I have a collection of collections used by other individuals and
software. They have organization which is important to retain for their
own reasons.
The place to clean them up is at the presentation level, or at the very
least at the scanner level.
I declare a $250 starting bounty on getting th
>Did this occur after you updated your library or just at some random
>time?
Not sure exactly when it got truncated, but I hadn't been doing anything out of
the ordinary. I opened the MusicIP web server page, and it showed 0 songs.
Something within 1/2 a day had caused it; no log messages, etc.
an alternative is to access it via radiotime. go to internet
radio->search, enter wbur, and select the one you want. then save it as
a favorite for future use.
right now, wbur fm is a 64kb ogg stream on radiotime.
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Debian Lenny server
2 AP (netgear, linksys) wireles
When the app comes out it'll be interesting to see if the Logitech
offering is better than the one I use already, Mobile Air Mouse
(www.mobileairmouse.com) which I'm very happy with.
MC
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funkstar;503101 Wrote:
> My thoughts?
>
> Logitech is a big company with a lot of products and divisions.
>
> Would they be using Android as a platform for products, or would they
> want to *create Android apps for use with other products?* An official
> SqueezeBox app on the Android market pla
Have you tried mediamonkey www.mediamonkey.com
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spedinfargo;508635 Wrote:
> Also, I believe that the SB3 is now referred to as "Squeezebox Classic"
> - and is still sold... maybe that's how it is referenced on Logitech's
> site?
No, the SB3/Classic is gone from Logitech's web site. At least it is
not on the US site, I didn't check the others.
garym;508640 Wrote:
> I really think your question is:
>
> How do I organize and play ALL my music (FLAC, mp3, AAC, etc.) through
> SqueezeBox Server WITHOUT checking the use ITUNES option.
>
> If this is correct, then see my earlier post: simply uncheck use
> itunes, add your top level music
I really think your question is:
How do I organize and play ALL my music (FLAC, mp3, AAC, etc.) through
SqueezeBox Server WITHOUT checking the use ITUNES option.
If this is correct, then see my earlier post: simply uncheck use
itunes, add your top level music library directory to your settings
aiko;508636 Wrote:
> let me see if I can make this clearer.
>
> in squeezecenter there is an option to "use Itunes", and when clicked
> that seems to draw info from the remnants of my itunes library to the
> artist albums and songs options on my remote..
>
> right now I have shortcuts to my ext
aiko;508636 Wrote:
> let me see if I can make this clearer.
>
> in squeezecenter there is an option to "use Itunes", and when clicked
> that seems to draw info from the remnants of my itunes library to the
> artist albums and songs options on my remote..
>
> right now I have shortcuts to my ext
let me see if I can make this clearer.
in squeezecenter there is an option to "use Itunes", and when clicked
that seems to draw info from the remnants of my itunes library to the
artist albums and songs options on my remote..
right now I have shortcuts to my extrenal hd's in the "music folder"
t
Also, I believe that the SB3 is now referred to as "Squeezebox Classic"
- and is still sold... maybe that's how it is referenced on Logitech's
site?
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i didn't feel personally attacked, i didn't mean that, i just meant in
an academic sense i was defending what i knew. i always appreciate
being corrected with better info, and i appreciate what you've said.
i'd be happy to update that wiki page with the root link, but what i
can't do in a truly
You can get it from www.Logitech.dk
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ajc79;508619 Wrote:
>
> Anyone else had this problem?
>
On my system, it becomes very sluggish when performing a scan. I
haven't experienced droppouts in music, but I've experienced where it
will go OTL (out to lunch) when transitioning to the next track,
sometimes for upwards of 30 seconds.
Not sure exaclty what you are looking for. Is it that your wife wants
something more user friendly to navigate the library from a PC?
If that is the case, you might consider Moose:
http://www.rusticrhino.com/drlovegrove/
I use this on occasion myself and find it very useful. Not only can
you n
Nice find. I haven't had that issue - my server is a dual core Mac.
However, I have noticed a not quite dissimilar issue when I'm using a
lot of bandwidth at once, but I really have to force it. Say, watching
Hulu, backing up my laptop to the server, backing up the server to an
external disk, a
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 12:59 PM, aiko
wrote:
>
> since most of my music files are not supported by iTunes, (specifically
> FLAC) is there a "library" application I can use beside ITunes?
>
> simple enough for me to locate what I want, this is more for the Mrs
> convenience
If you want and iTunes
Quoting aiko (aiko.453pu01264014...@no-mx.forums.slimdevices.com):
>
> since most of my music files are not supported by iTunes, (specifically
> FLAC) is there a "library" application I can use beside ITunes?
>
> simple enough for me to locate what I want, this is more for the Mrs
> convenience
Ok, we might have some progress here!
It seems my little Windows Home Server can't handle a music scan and
playing tunes at the same time.
If i have music streaming then start a scan, the music stops straight
away and the Squeezebox won't start playing again till it's finished or
aborted.
I've
since most of my music files are not supported by iTunes, (specifically
FLAC) is there a "library" application I can use beside ITunes?
simple enough for me to locate what I want, this is more for the Mrs
convenience
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It suggests that you no longeer have bit perfect transfer from SC to
your processor. Have you turned on replay gain or any other such
ajustments?
As a matter of interest are you packaging the DTS files as descibed in
the wiki?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Play_DVD_Tracks
MS
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dsdreamer;508388 Wrote:
> At risk of being too simple, you did double check that the digital
> volume control is at 100%? It's best to disable it for this kind of
> application, but I'm wondering if you may have accidentally adjusted it
> at some point.
Thanks for the suggestion. Although I alw
ModelCitizen;508529 Wrote:
> Funny, I find at the is level it's very hard to quantify the audible
> difference at all.
For me the hard part is getting grips on what it is that is good, bad,
or doesn't matter (that much). Also, many of the quality-measures one
can listen for appear, for all inten
I agree. As for my reference to the listening test of the TP versus the
Naim CD5x I am not implying the latter is superior by any notion of
absolute measure. I should also emphasise that I suspect the Naim DAC is
better than the TP in the context of a Naim system, in case it was not
clear.
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cliveb;508562 Wrote:
> And yet, my foot is tapping.
Naim kit can make you tap your foot to you music you don't like. :-)
MC
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I've not heard the new Naim DAC, but given that Naim deliberately
engineer all their kit to the "house sound", it seems extremely likely
that it will sound distinctly different to a TP. Not better or worse -
different. Which one you like best will depend on your personal
preferences.
ModelCitizen
Hi all
try the Slingbox.
http://www.slingbox.com/
cheers
jimbo
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Hi all
I LIKE Saturday PM Premier League football but when I'm out of the UK I
usually get those B/S messages "Due to Rights restrictionsthis
prohram is not available..." on BBC R5Live.
I have a decent RDP connection to my home computer over the Hotel's
Wifi system.
Can I set my radio up to
Philip Meyer;508346 Wrote:
>
> Has anyone had occurances like this? Any ideas what causes the loss of
> library data? Any successes in backup/restoration of musicIP data
> files, to avoid long rescans?
That's strange - I've been using MusicIP for quite a while and haven't
seen this happen.
D
MrSinatra;508427 Wrote:
> and btw, i'm not intending to complain about ANY of this but if you put
> me into a defensive posture then i will explain myself by pointing out
> why i thought this and that which may include some criticism of things,
> but i wouldn't be doing it except you seem to thin
Philip Meyer;508419 Wrote:
>
> Aren't there other files that need to be backed up, eg. to retain
> custom filters, etc. i.e. this time I lost my music library content
> (default.m3lib was 0 bytes), but not my filters.
I was thinking default.m3lib did contain the filters, but you're right
that
Pablo,
I work for a large ISP in Belgium and we see the consumption of
IP-addresses as we have to addopt the "bogus lists" (list of
IP-addresses that are not in use) every time IANA assigns additional
blocks to the RIRs (like the RIPE here in Europe).
It's very clear: by the end of 2011, the last
bhaagensen;508510 Wrote:
> Mind you, I also think that at this level, we are talking in subtle
> differences where the end-result depends equally much on caring for
> details all the way through the replay chain including room accoustics.
> But you knew that :)
Funny, I find at the is level it's
DaveWr;508426 Wrote:
> Maybe some one should change the links.
That's a good idea. Until someone does that (and I wouldn't hold my
breath seeing how Logitech manages its website, or at least the SB
part), an effective alternative would be to change the wiki, which
anyone can do.
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It would help if you read the Touch Forum, but here goes the latest
view:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=74117
Dave
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ASenna04;508451 Wrote:
> bhaagensen,
>
> You make important points here. If the DAC does indeed render all
> reasonable quality digital sources equal, then why would Naim market to
> sell it with the new CDX2-2 (with S/PDIF) when a CD5XS would be
> sufficient?
>
> ASenna04
Just because its the
tomjtx;488133 Wrote:
> However the majority of people can be trained to hear those diffs, as
> proven through years of musicians improving their aural skills in ear
> training classes.
Sometimes ignorance is bliss :-). It's for this reason that I've never
done serious ABX testing.
On my home s
When is the Touch being released. I thought it was going to be in
January 2010, any date confirmed?
ASenna04
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I agree with your second statement, that indeed would affect revenues.
However trying to sort their international side might provide
significantly greater opportunities. i believe licensing is now
slightly better.
On a more positive note looks like AndyG has been on Twitter with their
developer
pablolie;508488 Wrote:
> other thoughts -
>
> - powercycle the player. consider a factory reset for the player(s).
>
> - make sure you don't have any weird file format conversions going on
> (advanced/file types) - you want all native formats -especially FLAC- to
> be unconverted ie stay "nativ
TiredLegs;508321 Wrote:
> Using both Squeezebox 2 and 3 hardware, I'm running thousands of FLAC
> files off a Buffalo LinkStation NAS with 7.3.3 Squeezebox server. This
> server is underpowered for the purpose relative to most users' servers,
> yet I don't experience the problem you're having. (I
other thoughts -
- powercycle the player. consider a factory reset for the player(s).
- make sure you don't have any weird file format conversions going on
(advanced/file types) - you want all native formats -especially FLAC- to
be unconverted ie stay "native".
- perhaps try running the SBS at
krbonne;508481 Wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> Thanks for the replies!
>
>
> Any information on ipv6 support? The "bye bye v4" applet of HE
> currently stands at 592 days remaining before ipv4-addresses run out.
>
>
>
> Cheerio! Kr. Bonne.
the death of IPv4 has been looming since 1999 or so. IPv4
Hi All,
Thanks for the replies!
Any information on ipv6 support? The "bye bye v4" applet of HE
currently stands at 592 days remaining before ipv4-addresses run out.
Cheerio! Kr. Bonne.
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DaveWr;507823 Wrote:
> Why you are already a subscriber, what do they gain?
>
> Dave
Happier customers. A higher guarantee of renewed subscriptions.
Offering a better, more consistent service (what else are they going to
do, offer FLAC streams but only to browser based clients?). :-)
I think i
I'm curious as to what the tinkering was?
The only difference to that makefile between r95 and r121 is the
addition of a patch at line 43.
Code:
43:cd lib/libportaudio/$(OS)/build && ${PATCH} -p0 -i
../../../../patches/badstate-pa_linux_alsa.patch
bhaagensen;508253 Wrote:
> Indeed. And on the Naim-forum I've in fact been posing the challenge
> that the DAC should render all reasonable quality digital sources equal.
> Obviously being in the world of hi-fi and audiophiles, this is met
> with... lets say "some skepticism".
>
> Anyway, as lon
I don't understand why you have that many duplicates in the first place.
If you want the highest bit rate, just delete the rest (well move them
out of you music folder).
IMHO this is not a show stopper. There are many more important
searching / playlisting issues.
Dave
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avta;508093 Wrote:
> Just a thought but you might try 7.4.2
I could give it a go. I did read the change log and there wasn't
anything specific for my problem, but if it's stable it's worth a punt I
guess..
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aubuti;508398 Wrote:
> I'm way too tired right now to respond in full, but a few things may be
> helpful. "TinySC" (or more appropriately now, TinySBS) is a regular SBS
> that has web ui disabled via the way it is invoked on the Touch (simple
> command line options, I believe). TinySBS is not a s
Well the Wiki may not be up to date. But unfortunately that is where
all the web links seem to take you for nightly builds:
http://www.logitechsqueezebox.com/community/developer-resources.html
Maybe some one should change the links.
Dave
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I do not understand why it is necessary for me to get five first-level
indistinguishable results if i have five copies (of various quality or
encoding method, or from multiple users libraries) of the same album in
my collection.
I want a basic heuristic on the presentation layer that says:
If fo
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