Any chance of removing the robots.txt file?
As soon as I'm back at the office.
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mherger;548124 Wrote:
Any chance of removing the robots.txt file?
As soon as I'm back at the office.
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Great! Will help searching for hard to find posts.
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lrossouw
Louis
'Last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/lrossouw)
Is there a way to get the Joggler to display just the album art of the
album that is playing? I have a WHS that does all the squeezecenter
stuff so I'm looking for a way to 'push' the album art to joggler from
the WHS.
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killie99
Musical Fidelity KW250S, Impulse H2 speakers, SB3, Duet a
Hi there
The chip / IR codes in the IR remote need to be programmed quite early
in the manufacturing process, but the labels can be decided upon much
later. When we developed the SB Touch IR remote we wanted to have the
flexibility to assign new functions (if needed) to the bottom three
buttons
pfarrell;548102 Wrote:
What drivel. The SB1 still works, and its firmware hasn't been ugraded
in five years.
The SliMP3 still works and it hasn't been updated for even longer.
I wouldn't have put it like that Pat, but I do agree :)
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funkstar
'[project log] funkstars digital lifestyle'
That sounds like a good technical reason. Thanks greatly for the
reply.
Actually, it might have been better (for me, hehe) if you had used all
new codes. Then I could have remapped buttons I don't use into Size
and Brightness.
I guess I'm mostly just bummed out that I can't buy the
erland;542497 Wrote:
What operations have to be possible during a party ?
Are there more things that should or could be removed than the hit
play to clear playlist behavior ?
What interfaces have to be supported ? IR ? iPeng ? Controller ? Touch
? Boom/Radio on device buttons ?
Is it
joopski;542552 Wrote:
Hi, apologies in advance: I'm a newbye,
I have a few problems. Having update the sorftware on my controllers to
7.5 I need to update my squeezebox software to 7.5 too. However I can't
find the Squeezebox server on my NAS. The URLs indicated on my Duet
controller
I'm not at home to confirm, so I'm doing this from recall.
I went through the exercise of tagging individual tracks in
compilations with the correct year, using MP3Tag on FLAC files, and
still couldn't get correct 'by year' behaviour. I think (but it was
several months ago) that the SBS treated
joopski;542552 Wrote:
Any clues as to how I find the correct URL? Many thanks
port 9099, I guess
or use the usual login to your qnap (port 8080 by default), then go to
aplications-qpgs(or whatever they are called) click on that propety
button of the SSoTS package and follow the link there.
pablolie;548099 Wrote:
Has it? Every SBS upgrade -including 7.5- has always upgraded the
firmware on my SB3s, which makes me wonder if they'll stay compatible
with future SBS versions if the firmware is no longer upgraded.
Well, maybe if you upgraded from 7.3 to 7.5, but if you went from 7.4
indeed using wireshark / firebug would be an option if i was running the
squeezebox server.
I was hoping to bypass running the server and send commands directly to
the receiver. It'll save me some cpu memory on my server and take out an
extra link in the chain.
any ideas?
thanks!
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audiomuze;548068 Wrote:
I've had a niggling suspicion for some time that this is inevitably
where things are headed.
Does anyone know of tools to trawl and duplicate a forum?
I easily have the resources and ability to put together a forum.. is
this really something people want? I wouldn't
wpervaiz;548227 Wrote:
I was hoping to bypass running the server and send commands directly to
the receiver. It'll save me some cpu memory on my server and take out an
extra link in the chain.
any ideas?
Receiver needs a server, so either you use Squeezebox Server, MySq
ueezebox.com,
Verdict - The Touch is a useful addition to the Squeezebox range and
has no real faults beyond being priced a little too closely to the
Squeezebox Duet that, at only £30 more, represents better value for
money and is more versatile as the heart of a multi-room music
system.
pfarrell;548096 Wrote:
I tend to agree with
@kdf, these forums, especially general, audiophile, touch and boom are
all whine and no signal.
I don't think it's that bad. I still see many users-helping-users
threads, but I do agree that the negative posts are more prevalent than
before.
While this review is better than the one from PC-Mag they still don't
get the point, that you don't need to install a server anymore ?
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bluegaspode
1x SB-Controller+Receiver (Duet), 1xSB-Boom. 1xSB-Radio
Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook
bluegaspode;548259 Wrote:
While this review is better than the one from PC-Mag they still don't
get the point, that you don't need to install a server anymore ?
To be fair, they do say:
Sign up for a MySqueezebox account and you can use the Touch to listen
to Internet radio stations when
Mnyb;547982 Wrote:
tried it, plays perfect on one player rebuffers when synced ? for me
it's only an 48k stream what gives ?
Are you syncing a Touch and an SB3? I'm still tracking this down -
been building some (physical) doors, so no time this weekend. I
*THINK* it could be a Touch bug, or
Touch,Boom,Radio in Sync .
I have 100mB internet but i'm on the wrong continent it could matter.
Interesting, leaving out my SqueezePlay players and syncing Boom and My
SB3 works OK ?
I have to note that my server Boom and Touch are wired Radio and SB3
are on wifi
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Mnyb
Rebuffers on Squeezeplay, no syncing, too.
Sounds like Chipmunks, but at the 20 second or so mark, it rebuffers,
and then every 10 seconds or so. I turned on a bunch of logging in
Squeezeplay, but haven't found anything of note.
I have a call into OPB to talk with one of their engineers, since
See this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=78832
Thanks Michael!
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el payo
SliMP3
[Squeezebox - upgraded to Squeezebox G - sold]
Squeezebox 3
Boom
Transporter
Controller
iPeng on iPhone iPad
el
pski;548063 Wrote:
Year is a list like entry. If you have compilations that have
multiple years, your tagging software has no idea of which year to
assign to each track in the compilation.
Hence: each song gets all years in the compilation.
The fault is your tagging program.
I don't
DigitalMitch;548187 Wrote:
I'm not at home to confirm, so I'm doing this from recall.
I went through the exercise of tagging individual tracks in
compilations with the correct year, using MP3Tag on FLAC files, and
still couldn't get correct 'by year' behaviour. I think (but it was
Mnyb;548315 Wrote:
Interesting, leaving out my SqueezePlay players and syncing Boom and My
SB3 works OK ?
So it could be a SqueezePlay / SqueezeOS firmware thing.
Filed bug:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16233
-Dan
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plympton
InTheBath,
I'm no expert on CustomBrowse, but it provided Years as 'standard' and
that worked for me.
I'm sure I read some previous debate on the potential interpretations
of year which I think is this
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15167
suggest you read and comment/vote
If you
DigitalMitch;548339 Wrote:
InTheBath,
I'm no expert on CustomBrowse, but it provided Years as 'standard' and
that worked for me.
I'm sure I read some previous debate on the potential interpretations
of year which I think is this
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15167
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
Rebuffering
XX% Where actually is the stall happening, on
rfrost;548387 Wrote:
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
Rebuffering
XX% Where actually
rfrost;548387 Wrote:
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
Rebuffering
XX% Where actually
Transcoding happens on the server. FLAC, though, isn't transcoded
unless you've changed some advanced settings - it's streamed as-is to
both the SB3 and Touch. Sounds like your problems are most likely to
be with your network. Are the players connected wirelessly?
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JJZolx
Jim
cbemoore;548262 Wrote:
To be fair, they do say:
Sign up for a MySqueezebox account and you can use the Touch to listen
to Internet radio stations when your PC is switched off, as well as to
access services such as MP3tunes and Last.fm.
I believe that you have missed the point. What PCMag
I read the Reg review this morning. I found it to have missed a number
of major functions, mainly that there isn't the need to install the
server software. I wouldn't purchase on the basis of that review,
mainly as there are much cheaper options available. A shame that the
person reviewing it
Sorry, Phil, I should have specified.
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So the emerging consensus is that it's a network issue; I'll check that
thoroughly, as I've had problems on that leg of the network in the
past. It just seems odd that I'd get a slowing rather than an all/none
result, as is usual in the digital world. Yet more digging in dusty
areas to check the
rfrost;548429 Wrote:
So the emerging consensus is that it's a network issue; I'll check that
thoroughly, as I've had problems on that leg of the network in the
past. It just seems odd that I'd get a slowing rather than an all/none
result, as is usual in the digital world. Yet more digging in
ralphpnj;548406 Wrote:
I believe that you have missed the point. What PCMag describes in the
above quote is and has been possible to do with any previous SqueezeBox
device. What the Touch can do that no previous SqueezeBox device was
able to do is enable one to listen to one's own music
JJZolx wrote:
That's why streaming MP3 instead of FLAC will often gain you continuous
playback - the same buffer that holds 30 seconds of FLAC audio might
hold 2 minutes of MP3 audio.
This is 100% true. Back when the SB1 was current and it used 802.11b,
you could often find that you could not
I think most of the reviewers miss the point that SB products have
always had. Syncing, and centralized server. Yes I am one of the few
weird people that sees having a central server as a benefit not a
burden.
The central server with dumb clients aspect is why iPeng will work with
a Slimp3 and
excalibur;548183 Wrote:
I would think that a normal user should only be allowed to add single
songs (without clearing the playing playlist). And with a power-user
password or user-customisable button-presses, should open up to allow
adding more than one song at a time (Dynamic-Playlists,
erland;548474 Wrote:
Does this mean that we need to disallow usage of Internet radio in this
mode ?
Yes, it does. From the old Party Mode enhancement request:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8878
Permit playing music only from the local library. Don't allow playing
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