yorknh;550789 Wrote:
Is there a way to reduce the number of columns to 1 when creating the
full catalog? Some of the classical music track names are exceptionally
long and line wrapping makes it difficult to read. It would be worse if
I were to try to print, which I would like to do, but
Hi - I'm on holiday in Europe using local wifi connections to listen to
internet radio via my laptop and Boom. All works well - except I can't
get any BBC stations on the Boom using either the native SS 'Internet
Radio' links or the iPlayer plugin. I get a message reading
'connecting' then
That's an BBC restriction to some of their channels, I'm not from UK so
I don't have the details.
Maybe you can tune in the some of their other more low res streams .
--
Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J and
As i understand it (and I am no expert here!) thee are low bit rate
(56kbps) versions of the streams that work outside the UK. Your Boom
favorites are probably set to the BBC iplayer 128kbps streams, which
won't play - if you navigate to the BBC through the Radio Stations menu
you should be OK.
BBC iPlayer plugin will work outside the UK if you go down through the
menus. Favorites will be using UK only URLs.
There are no MP3 streams outside UK only WMA and Flash/AAC so if you
have set the plugin to play MP3 streams only - it will fail. Your best
chance is with WMA.
Make sure you are
spile;550291 Wrote:
If I was in your position I'd use something like Nero BackITup4
Essentials which comes free with Verbatim drives. I paid £123 for a 2Tb
one. You might want to consider a Windows Home Server which will host
your music, make backing up of ALL your stations and do a lot more
Yes, the iPlayer pluggin works outside UK. I use it every day in
Cyprus.
BBC Radio will play outside UK from the iPlayer screen on a computer,
BBC TV is not available.
iPlayer TV is available outside UK if you use a VPN agent to make
iPlayer think you are in UK. I use
I have been having a few problems with SB server and MySqueezebox.com.
The server will not scan my playlists or collection.I have downloaded
the server software several times to remedy this but now even this
fails to address the problem.
Another problem is that listening to Internet radio via
Hi there,
don't know if it has already been discussed, but I haven't found any
thread so far.
I was just wondering, wouldn't it be possible to achieve a browser
playback of the library.
Whenever I show squeezebox server to somebody, the problem of
installing squeezeplay on the computer before
I find they are more amazed when you use a laptop to log into your SBS
server computer and commence playback of playlists on the actual
hardware player.
This way you are utilizing the full SBS UI, not just a software
player.
More importantly, you are demonstrating what SqueezeBox is really all
daHugi;550951 Wrote:
Hi there,
don't know if it has already been discussed, but I haven't found any
thread so far.
I was just wondering, wouldn't it be possible to achieve a browser
playback of the library.
Whenever I show squeezebox server to somebody, the problem of
installing
Hi,
I run my primary music server on linux but I also have several WHS
servers that I use as a backup and use the windows command line tool
called robocopy to keep everything in sync. I have it scheduled in a
batch file and it works a treat! I also have a couple of multi-terabyte
drives hooked
iPhone;550193 Wrote:
RAID only covers the simplest data access failure of a single drive. If
the machine is struck by lightening, there is a fire, water damage,
natural disaster, or any other unforeseen issue that strikes both
drives or the whole machine; say bye-bye to ones data.
I like FreeFileSync myself. Nice and simple. Can set up a batch job for
automatic synchronisation if you want.
MC
--
ModelCitizen
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known
Last.fm/user/ModelCitizen
No, SqueezePlay doesn't need to be on the same box as SBS -- that would
be extremely limiting. Maybe it's connected to MySB.com. Have you tried
connecting to SBS from SP, as opposed to waiting for SBS to find the SP
player? Use My Music Switch Library.
--
aubuti
I have an SB3 that for a long time would take 10-20 minutes for the
screen to come on and for it to log into the network after powering up.
Now it appears it is totally dead. When I plug it in it does nothing.
I've tried unplugging and replugging and leaving it unplugged for awhile
before
Is it out of warranty? Slim Devices used to do out-of-warranty repairs
for a flat $90, and Logitech continued that for quite a while after the
corporate buyout, but no longer. Someone recently posted that Logitech
offered them 50% off a new SB if they sent back their dead SB3, so you
may not be
I assume it's out of warranty. I've had it for at least a couple of
years.
--
Kyle
Regards,
Jim
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Quoting Kyle (kyle.4bnedb1275009...@no-mx.forums.slimdevices.com):
I assume it's out of warranty. I've had it for at least a couple of
years.
we need a 'parts depot' forum. Couple people lately have been
looking for replacements screens from dead SBs.
I'm a pre_gui kind'a guy.
I have only 300GB of lossless m4a's.
I use the /D parameter to copy only newer files (which is the default)
A couple of cheap USB drives reside-off-site.
The main library (music + else) is rsynch'ed between two NFS raids to
prevent multiple drive failures (and to
You might try removing the wifi card and see if that allows it to come
to life. Might be a problem if you need to run wireless, however.
It's worth a try to see if that's the problem (I've seen that crop up
several times on the forum).
--
tcutting
ddewey;551028 Wrote:
Quoting Kyle (Kyle.4bnedb1275009961 (AT) no-mx (DOT)
forums.slimdevices.com):
I assume it's out of warranty. I've had it for at least a couple of
years.
we need a 'parts depot' forum. Couple people lately have been
looking for replacements screens from dead
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