That's it? I saw that and figured there must be something better than
setting bookmarks. For instance, add a track to a list of podcasts,
maybe something like a playlist, and your place would be remembered
automatically.
The Bookmark plugin is the only solution at the moment.
Well, actually
I would guess the current Squeezeplay version can be found here:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.5
Windows installers and Deb packages are present, so there isn't
actually any need for WebUI installation. They could provide a link to
SP on the SBS download page and emphasize that
I love the idea of the squeezebox wireless audio, but the squeeze centre
software is slow and awkwardish to use direct from a PC unlike
Albumplayer. As one of the forum members said it was designed to be used
from a remote rather than direct from PC. As for sound quality
Albumplayer does
moises9485;523227 Wrote:
What do you think?
I think this thread is pointless spam.
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funkstar
my collection:
*1*x squeezebox radio
*1*x squeezebox touch
*1*x squeezebox 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
west_sounds;523962 Wrote:
I love the idea of the squeezebox wireless audio, but the squeeze centre
software is slow and awkwardish to use direct from a PC unlike
Albumplayer. As one of the forum members said it was designed to be used
from a remote rather than direct from PC. As for sound
Personally I run the server software but only really used it to
configure my sound players originally. For day to day control I use the
very snappy and simple to use iPeng on my iPhone and iPod. IMHO this
control method is far superior to that offered by the SBS interface,
Moose, or anything that
ModelCitizen;523973 Wrote:
Personally I run the server software but only really used it to
configure my sound players originally. For day to day control I use the
very snappy and simple to use iPeng on my iPhone and iPod. IMHO this
control method is far superior to that offered by the SBS
west_sounds;523962 Wrote:
I love the idea of the squeezebox wireless audio, but the squeeze centre
software is slow and awkward#8217;ish to use direct from a PC unlike
Albumplayer. As one of the forum members said it was designed to be used
from a remote rather than direct from PC. As for
Locuth;523271 Wrote:
No, same as on phone keybpad
Yes - 1.4
Yes, I'll see what I can do to extend the track-information.
Hi Sebastian,
at friday i am at 4 pm in bad Salzig and than weekend be at home in
Mainz. So if you like we can do some Videos with my Webcam and the Blue
Angel
a long wireless extention lead has been mentioned. but what? and the
quality has to be high, if not quite as good as SB then something which
is high quality No FM transmitter.
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west_sounds
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I can't see Logitech 'emphasizing' something that's never been out of
beta ;)
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bonze
TranquilPC T2-WHS-A3 - SqueezeCenter Version: 7.5.0 - r30348 embedded
3 x wireless SB3 + a Duet
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bonze;524005 Wrote:
I can't see Logitech 'emphasizing' something that's never been out of
beta ;)
.. and probably never will be :-)
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear
My neighbor has a Linksys WMB54G Wireless-G Music Bridge. It appears to
be discontinued by Linksys, but you can find it on Amazon
(http://www.amazon.com/Linksys-Cisco-WMB54G-Wireless-G-Bridge/dp/B000E5E6KG).
It appears to use wifi (TCP/IP). It looks like a bit of a kludge to me,
and he is only
Sorry if I was unclear - you're describing the Rocketfish solution or
something like it - no cables, wireless, not FM, etc. This is not an
endorsement - saw them at Best Buy one day and remembered them.
http://www.rocketfishproducts.com/pc-217-5-rocketfish-wireless-hd-audio-starter-kit.aspx
Phil Leigh;524007 Wrote:
.. and probably never will be :-)
Which is a shame. I think is should be as important as the other
Squeezeboxes
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verypsb
2x Duet, 1x Boom, 1x Classic
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verypsb;524029 Wrote:
Which is a shame. I think it should be as important as the other
Squeezeboxes
It's never going to be as important as hardware Logitech can actually
sell.
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funkstar
'[project log] funkstars digital lifestyle'
Thanks for all the posts it has really given me something to think
about. There is no doubt that the Squeeze box is a fantastic product and
I can see its appeal. I dont think it is going to be easy to get the
best possible sound and with the interface that we like to use in our
house.
Going on
west_sounds;524035 Wrote:
Thanks for all the posts it has really given me something to think
about. There is no doubt that the Squeeze box is a fantastic product and
I can see its appeal. I dont think it is going to be easy to get the
best possible sound and with the interface that we like
Yeah I totally disagree with that statement! - Whilst the V-DAC is for
sure a good DAC, using the USB port of any computer is NOT going to give
the absolute best possible quality. Using wireless or ethernet to
interconnect computer with DAC is preferable - no noise/ground loops!
(and I don't mean
Just wondered if the new MSE client released today fixes the scanner
issue and .my* exclusion list problem?
I moved my SBS installation on to Windows Home Server, so I can't test
it now, but could be worth trying by those hoping to get the two to
co-exist.
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browellm
Modwright Transporter
Hi,
I just bought a used SB2 and the previous owner connect it with the
wrong power supply...(13v instead of 5V)
The SB2 still power on,
but the display get on for a second or two and turn off immediately.
After more further investigations I found one damaged IC.
The defective IC is part of
DSBridge used to work great for me, showing artwork and SBS reporting
320 kbps. But now I suddenly get no artwork neither in SBS web control,
nor my squeezebox remote. Also, SBS now reports 192 kbps stream...
Is this a problem with SBS 7.4.2?
Anyone knows? Can confirm?
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OppfinnarJocke
//
The VortexBox community has been working hard on this release. We have
added a lot of new features to make VortexBox the best NAS for
SqueezeBox. These include adding the new SqueezeBox Server 7.4.2 and
fixing some critical bugs in VortexBox Player. VortexBox Player is now
the highest resolutions
tcutting;524037 Wrote:
I would argue with your statement that the only way I will get the
highest sound quality is not with a wireless device at all, but to plug
my laptops usbs direct into something like the dacmagic or V-DAC. With
the squeezebox setup, the fact that it's wireless doesn't
west_sounds;524131 Wrote:
But I would rather get two recivers rather than one and a remote. This
is probably another post but does anyone know a simplified way to get
them configured without the remote?
At present your only options for configuring the SBR are (a) the SB
Controller, or (b) the
They indeed have. Thanks to Logitech's excellent support I will be
getting a spare unit in a couple of days ...
Thanks for your help! :)
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copperstate
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ever since i got a SB, i have felt the same way:
love the hardware, want to use it, but generally really dislike the
software.
why slim/logitech won't develop plugins to let things like itunes,
winamp, and WMP power the hardware i have never figured out. it would
be SO popular, and isn't it
MrSinatra;524138 Wrote:
you would think logitech would like their hardware, which is where they
get revenue, to appeal to anyone who wants to combine digital music with
a stereo. but no, they force SBS on you if you want to use the
hardware. its a real shame and missed opportunity imo. no
aubuti;524161 Wrote:
I think it's easy to underestimate how much of Logitech's limited and
diminishing software development resources would be required to write
and maintain a plugin for some other company's software.
depends how its done. if it was simply a middleware layer, that took
the
I'll agree that the native sync UI could be more intuitive and have
installed OtherPlayers, however, now that I'm familiar with the native
UI I use it 95% of the time.
On the subject of master volume, it hasn't been an issue - when the
phone rings I hit pause. I do the home office thing so
After more investigation my SB is V1 model not a SB2.
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mftech
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You should post this question in the DIY section...
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Good Vibrations S/W -
MF Triplethreat(Audiocom full mods) - Linn 5103 - Aktiv
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