I tested it now. I got the same error message as you did.
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Ah, I didn't realise the server was on your laptop as well, yeah that
would make a lot of sense as to the music breaking up.
There are version of powerline ethernet adapters that go up to 200mbit
and even gigabit for the very newest ones. You have to keep them all
the same as far as I'm aware.
I just installed SB in my company (my boss's order),suddenly my
colleagues told me that the Internet is gone.
With Troubleshooting ,I tried few ways.
In PC's ARP table, I found the SB MAC address with 10+ different IP (SB
in DHCP mode). That's weird.
And I can't even ping my gateway or any other
garym;566005 Wrote:
It does seem that most (95% I'd say) of my replaygain adjustments are
NEGATIVE. So 100% volume wouldn't be an issue for these.
Agreed, almost all pop/rock albums of the last decade have negative
replay gain, so a 100% volume setting won't make any difference. But in
Tack!!!
I can finally stop hacking the webplayer to try finding the stream URL
:-) since it's my only way to listen to P3 from Switzerland!
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Thanks for confirming.
Looks like an issue with the server. A quick google of the error
suggests;
Assuming you get this error even when you do have a seemingly valid
logon session:
Check if /var/lib/php5 is writable and not readable for user and world
( # chmod 733 /var/lib/php5 )
Check to
I think 'mherger' (http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?u=50) has
some kind of access to the wiki server, or at least knows someone who
has.
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lasker98;565898 Wrote:
This last post about setting maximum volume to less than 100% to allow
for positive replay gain values makes a lot of sense if the concept is
correct.
Unless the firmware and/or server has been changed recently, I don't
think this is relevant in the context of the
Turn off bridging.
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Does SbS pickup the stream before your PC soundboard or after? Where do
I get the plug-in?
Thanks
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after sound card, go to SbS web interface, select setting (lower right),
go to plugin tab, be sure to check box for show all 3rd party plugins.
Then you should see the wav input plugin. check next to it, hit apply
and restart SbS.
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Hi.
Teus de Jong;565943 Wrote:
If the volume is set to 100%, there is no room to apply positive replay
gain.
Could you please explain this a bit?.
The reason is: I have lots of classical recordings from digital radio.
They were originally mp2 with a very low loudness.
So I converted them to
I have found that I have rippped and re-ripped my cd's several times
over the last few years I have been using my Transporter as my server.
The primary reason may be that I'm nuts, but I have experienced
different results ripping to various bit rates etc. My advice is keep
the CD's. Also, its
mjkassoc;566092 Wrote:
Does SbS pickup the stream before your PC soundboard or after?
On windows - it is created by the soundboard driver so its volume is
the same as the software controlled volume of the soundcard.
Some audio services such as Spotify have special apps which do
earwaxer9;566111 Wrote:
I have found that I have rippped and re-ripped my cd's several times
over the last few years I have been using my Transporter as my server.
The primary reason may be that I'm nuts, but I have experienced
different results ripping to various bit rates etc. My advice is
Is audio quality degraded by the sound board, as compared with listening
to the same source streamed directly to a Squeezebox device?
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mjkassoc;566122 Wrote:
Is audio quality degraded by the sound board, as compared with listening
to the same source streamed directly to a Squeezebox device?
maybe. depends on the quality of the soundcard. Many soundcards
resample 44.1 to 48. This is a bad idea, although if the resampling is
Philip Meyer;565819 Wrote:
Okay, I gave it a try. The authentication mode worked fine.
Here's some observations though:
1. It doesn't bypass the SBS music library. When it plays a song, it
still adds them into the SBS library, with all the metadata that is in
the file. Therefore it
cliveb;566069 Wrote:
Unless the firmware and/or server has been changed recently, I don't
think this is relevant in the context of the Squeezebox implementation
of Replaygain.
As far as I'm aware, when the bug that allowed positive RG values to
introduce clipping was fixed, it was done in
mjkassoc;566122 Wrote:
Is audio quality degraded by the sound board, as compared with listening
to the same source streamed directly to a Squeezebox device?
It sure can cause degraded quality, which is the whole point of the
SqueezeBox hardware and system: to bypass such computer audio muxing
toby10;566129 Wrote:
It sure can cause degraded quality, which is the whole point of the
SqueezeBox hardware and system: to bypass such computer audio muxing
and to not need to interact directly with the computer.
There are many other advantages and features using SqueezeBox devices,
but
hello people :)
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Teus de Jong;566127 Wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know this is only the case when
the peak level doesn't allow for positive gain, because it would cause
clipping. So, although primitive, it would only apply to albums/tracks
with a very high peak level.
I looked at the
garym;566125 Wrote:
maybe. depends on the quality of the soundcard. Many soundcards resample
44.1 to 48. This is a bad idea, although if the resampling is handled
well enough you probably can't hear the difference. I prefer having
44.1 played as 44.1. And SB devices do this.
It is more
Makes things perfectly clear, in a nice passion-free fashion.
R.
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All SR streams in diffrent formats and quality
http://sverigesradio.se/sida/gruppsida.aspx?programid=3756grupp=10632
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Crazy 2. The Transporter is not a server. It is a player.
It is a very high quality player too. As garym says ripping your
collection to a lossy format for your Transporter is really, really
crazy. It is *the* Logitech player that most reveals the artefacts
inherent in the lossy formats.
MC
Clive, I hope I understand your reasoning. As I understand it, this
means that with an album peak level of 0.9, the positive gain will be
at most 0.92, even if the RG of the album is +3. It is an extra
explanation (besides the ones I already gave) why RG settings will not
always have the desired
OK, so is there a way to stream a stream, specifically an unsupported
music service, that does not use the sound card? Would Twonky Beam or
other software work?
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I was wondering if it is possible to create a plugin for sites like
youtube who already have implemented html5 audio/video. Can someone
tell me if SB is be able to stream those html5 audio elements?
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rbl;565618 Wrote:
I actually have a NAS server. Buffalo Linkstation Pro LS-500GL, prob 3
years old or so. I never used it as a server since I always assumed it
would be even more unreliable / painful than running SBS on Windows
(and also I used to use Inguz EQ but have pretty much given up
Nice! 1st paid app I put in my two-week old Samsung Captivate. So
far... so good. There are a few things that would be nice to have, but
they might be unreasonable or impossible to implement.
I like that the app uses WOL to wake up the server, but I still have to
grab the old remote and
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tamanaco,
Thanks for your ideas!
I like that the app uses WOL to wake up the server, but I still have to
grab the old remote and switch my SB3 from mysqueezebox.com to my
squeezebox server. A long time ago I asked if there was a way to switch
the Squeezebox from from SBN to a default SBS
flattermann;566194 Wrote:
tamanaco, I'm not sure, if I understand your problem correctly.
You should be able to switch your SB3 from SBS to MSB (and vice versa)
on the PlayerServerScreen (swipe left-to-right on the NowPlayingScreen,
use the context menu of the Player).
What I was trying
Ok, so what I mean is that in terms of the metadata, album art, etc, it
is easier to stick the disk in, have dbpoweramp look it up, and go from
there. Dbpoweramp converter does not work as smoothly with the metadata
etc. I only convert to lossless formats. No mp3. I have found that my
Transporter
earwaxer9;566205 Wrote:
Ok, so what I mean is that in terms of the metadata, album art, etc, it
is easier to stick the disk in, have dbpoweramp look it up, and go from
there. Dbpoweramp converter does not work as smoothly with the metadata
etc. I only convert to lossless formats. No mp3. I
I'm thinking of using a UPS with my new vortexbox appliance as I live in
an area that does have thunderstorms, etc. that can cause 1 minute to 30
minute power outages. Any suggestions as to brand/type?
Also, any thoughts on what sort of bad things will happen when my
vortexbox loses power
Thanks for your tip.
Is that mean SB's wireless bridging?
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I also prefer converting with dbpa instead of re-ripping. Not only does
it convert the metadata fine, but it also includes metadata that dbpa
does not do by default, such as ARTISTSORT, or cannot do, such as the
various MusicIP tags. That, plus the set-and-forget of batch
converting, means that I
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