aubuti;557797 Wrote:
> The Brightness button is used for firmware updates on the
> SB2/SB3/Classic. If you don't manage to repair your SB3/Classic remote,
> then you should set the SB to update firmware automatically. You can do
> this (after you get a functioning remote) by holding down the left
Thanks for the tip. I didn't realize the Squeezebox server had a web
i/f. I used it to verify the server could not see the player, then
tracked down a configuration error in the player network setup. Now all
is back to normal. Much appreciated.
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foosayer
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If you don't mind a second box in your hifi stack, you could just buy a
dd-wrt capable router (like 'this one'
(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320026&cm_re=asus_dd-wrt-_-33-320-026-_-Product)
for $30).
Install dd-wrt and just put it into "repeater" mode.
Plug a CAT5/6 cab
Can you browse your library with iPeng?
Is your player connected to the server? can you control it from the
server's web interface?
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote, at penguinlovesmusic.com
pippin's
I had a working iPeng 1.2.1 and SqueezeServer 7.5.1. Then I upgraded my
SqueezeServer computer, reinstalled 7.5.1. Now iPeng reports 'Player
not found', although it sees my server and loads correct playlists from
iTunes. My Receiver has the same IP as before. Any clues appreciated.
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foosayer
The Brightness button is used for firmware updates on the
SB2/SB3/Classic. If you don't manage to repair your SB3/Classic remote,
then you should set the SB to update firmware automatically. You can do
this (after you get a functioning remote) by holding down the left
arrow key for ~5 seconds unti
Thanks, I'll check that out .
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It should be as easy as finding the directory/folder that iTunes uses
and copying it over to the USB drive. If you look in the iTunes
settings it will tell you which directory it's using for music. Then
connect the external drive to your computer and use your standard
operating system tools (eg, W
One option would be the remote for the Touch. It's more similar in
size/functionality to the SB3 remote. The Touch remote, I believe does
NOT have the brightness button, which I think is used to re-initialize
the SB3 if required (don't remember the process).
How "broken" is your SB3 remote? The
If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch you can install the iPeng app for
$10 and it makes a great remote/controller for any Squeezebox.
Alternatively, consider getting the infrared remote for the SB Touch.
It's smaller than the original SB3/Classic remote and doesn't have all
the same buttons (no B
i've broken the remote for my SB classic and have been told by logitech
support that a replacement remote is not available so i'd like some
help evaluating the options i have for controlling my SB.
I have SlimControl on my windows mobile device but its a bit limited
for things like last.FM and sh
This is a basic question that I should know (aka: stupid question) but
how do you transfer all the music from my itunes library to the USB
storage that I am using with SBTouch? I tried exporting library but
just a small file was transferred...called library.xml safari
document 956KB which could
I have a Squeezebox Radio and a couple of instances of SqueezeSlave
outputting to t-amps.
When I use the Radio in standalone mode, it has no problem playing from
my library of any internet radio station.
If I sync the radio with one or more of the squeezeslave players,
library music plays fine b
My Transporter will not connect to my wireless network.
When set to Obtain IP Address automatically, it comes back with the
message Couldn't Find DHCP Server.
My PC is set up to Obtain An IP Address Automatically and Obtain DNS
Server Address Automatically.
When doing IPCONFIG on my PC it retur
3)When choosing a channel it should begin playing immeadiately, not have
to push play.
I don't know which SqueezeBox you are using, but on my Boom and Radio I
have my favourite stations set up on the presets. So, I don't even need
to switch on the device with the power button, let alone press pla
ROBBIE BURNS;557773 Wrote:
> i cant find the reset factory settings button within the server
I don't have the Squeezebox Classic myself, but here's how I believe
it's reset:
1) Pull out the power cord from the Squeezebox Classic.
2) Point the remote at it, and hold down the "+" button.
3) While
russelc;557593 Wrote:
> The problem appears to be related to the latest version of Adobe Flash
> Player as noted in this link
> https://forum.reciva.com/read.php?3,63319,63319
>
> I can confirm that by removing the latest Flash version and
> reinstalling version 10,0,45,2 my install of DSBridge
Why turn the Squeezebox off, why not just pause it? The amount of power
it uses is nothing compared to what a business uses. And when you say
Off, do you mean Standby or are you pulling the plug? Because if you
are not pulling the plug, its not really off anyway.
If you are pulling the plug or tu
Dear Forum
At "my" club we have a squeezebox network running music at a number of
bars. There is a slimserver running the music - upgraded to the latest
available version, plus a number of the "original" slimdevices, one in
each bar. All slimdevices are upgraded to firmware version 130.
We maint
devils.punchbowl;557662 Wrote:
> Great info from everyone. Thanks so much for your honest feedback ! It
> sounds like the vote is it's a great device/app used as a controller. I
> like the idea of getting a charging dock for it. Glad to hear install
> of app is easy.
>
> Now I understand I
Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to play a playlist or a track on
a specified device just using an URL ?
Something like:
http://squeezeboxserver:9000/playlist=myplaylist_and_device=mysqueezebox_and_action=play
Thank you in advance if you can help me.
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Mathiou
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pippin;557679 Wrote:
> The simpler way to do it is to purchase it from the "App Store" app on
> the iPod itself. Then you have no USB transfer or anything, you just
> purchase it and it then downloads and installs itself.
> Can't make it any more simple.
Great tip ! Thanks so much. Your right t
devils.punchbowl;557662 Wrote:
>
> Now I understand I purchase it in the app store. Then I assume I just
> usb device to computer to transfer app to device. Sounds pretty easy.
> I have never bought anything from app store before.
>
The simpler way to do it is to purchase it from the "App S
devils.punchbowl;557662 Wrote:
> Do folks using ipod touch/iphone as controller keep their squeezebox
> controller ? Or do you find after a while you just end up selling it ?
I sold my Controller a few weeks after I bought an iPod Touch and
purchased the iPeng app. iPeng really is a great remo
I have the iPod touch with iPeng. I very much prefer it over the
controller. The album art is larger, it's much lighter than the
controller and fits in my pocket easier. I also never got the wheel on
the controller to work in a "one handed" fashion.
I stopped using the controller altogether, and e
devils.punchbowl;557662 Wrote:
> Great info from everyone. Thanks so much for your honest feedback ! It
> sounds like the vote is it's a great device/app used as a controller. I
> like the idea of getting a charging dock for it. Glad to hear install
> of app is easy. Now I understand I purch
Great info from everyone. Thanks so much for your honest feedback ! It
sounds like the vote is it's a great device/app used as a controller. I
like the idea of getting a charging dock for it. Glad to hear install
of app is easy. Now I understand I purchase it in the app store. Then
I assume
My opinion, iPeng on an iTouch/iPad/iPhone is better then the Controller
hands down.
There is just no way to go wrong. I have recommended that several
friends check Ebay and Craigslist for used iTouch to put iPeng on for
their Squeezebox Controller.
Its also a great reason to get the better half
cliveb;557560 Wrote:
> Secondly (and this is a predicted downside rather than an observed one),
> keeping the Controller battery charged is convenient. When not in use,
> you just drop it in the cradle and it's always charged and ready for
> use. With an iTouch you'd need to remember to hook it u
In my OP i stated;
'However, I have since noticed one annoying feature of my new
environment. In the past the SB3 would only show the message "Can't
connect to server:" ONCE ONLY when the server was shut down, went into
standbye or hibernation, or if wireless dropped. Now I have a situation
where
What are you referring to ?
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Does it have a small (3.5mm?) mini plug on the other end from the
emitter? If so, and if your SB supports the IR Blaster plugin then you
can use the cable and plugins to send infrared remote commands to
another device. You would stick the mini-plug in the SB's headphone
jack, and position the IR e
When I purchased my Squeezebox online I also bought a mini stick-on IR
emitter (single head). I assumed I needed it when I bought my system. I
have never used it. Can someone tell me when and how I would use this piece
of equipment? Thanks.
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The problem appears to be related to the latest version of Adobe Flash
Player as noted in this link
https://forum.reciva.com/read.php?3,63319,63319
I can confirm that by removing the latest Flash version my install of
DSBridge works again. This appears to only be an issue for XP users.
However,
devils.punchbowlIs the installation process easy ?[/QUOTE Wrote:
>
>
> Hey, this is Apple!
>
> You'd eventually need a broadband internet connection because software
> updates for the iPod touch are quite large when they come but besides
> that:
>
> 1. Connect iPod to your Mac, a few clicks a
avta;557503 Wrote:
> Try it out per my suggestion and see what you think
avta - thanks again for the suggestion - it does work. I still wish I
could figure out what is happening with this new router though!
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russelc
ru
I'm a long-time Squeezebox Controller user, but since my daughter has an
iPod Touch, I asked her to install iPeng out of curiosity. She did the
download/install, so I can't comment on how easy it was, but suffice to
say that within about 5 mins of me asking her to get it, iPeng was ready
to use.
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