Jerry,
I like the idea.
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Soulkeeper;576571 Wrote:
> I think most wireless non-Bluetooth headphones come with a 3.5mm jack
> plug on the sender. That would solve your problem.
>
> Some wireless headphones -with- Bluetooth also come with a sender that
> has a 3.5mm jack plug input. 'Here'
> (http://www.amazon.com/Logitech
garym;576563 Wrote:
> I see a SB boom or SB radio for the bathroom in your future ;-)
haha - I thought the same.
Then we need to dig for the threads again about how to make the remote
waterproof to be used under the shower.
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I think most wireless non-Bluetooth headphones come with a 3.5mm jack
plug on the sender. That would solve your problem.
Some wireless headphones -with- Bluetooth also come with a sender that
has a 3.5mm jack plug input. 'Here'
(http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-FreePulse-Wireless-Headphones/dp/B000
funkstar;576515 Wrote:
> Audio products are quite different to consumer IT products, so I guess
> it depends on how you classify the SB line.
It certainly does! And that is an interesting question.
I personally view them as an -audio- product, but that is why I chose
an example from BOTH audio
I see a SB boom or SB radio for the bathroom in your future ;-)
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loosetooth;576398 Wrote:
> Today I heard that the shop that I bought my abortive Seagate BlackArmor
> NAS from is accepting return. Yay me, the money should be back with me
> tonight -
>
> A word to people researching NAS... Seagate's Blackamor works great...
> as long as you do not have a Mac
There's too much work that has already gone into the iPeng iPad app to
not finish it. Plus I start to like it (took a while).
If you can live with SqueezePad for a few more weeks I would also
recommend to wait for iPeng for iPad - it will be worth it :)
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox
Like garym I used to use my ReadyNAS Duo as my SB server. However,
having recognised how slow it was and consequently how many excellent
plugins I wasn't able to use properly I decided to take a different
approach.
I now still use my readynas as my network storage but I have a new Mac
Mini which
amey01;576393 Wrote:
> Most businesses certainly do not cut off support - certainly not in such
> a short time!
>
> The Squeezebox 3/Classic was released in 2006? That is only FOUR short
> years. Take my preamp (Copland CTA-305) - it too was released in 2006
> and not only is it still supported
spedinfargo;576506 Wrote:
>
> I don't think you'd be out much except a Rhapsody subscription... still
> worth it in my opinion...
Worth it, except that I'm spending $10 a month in subscription fees
instead of spending $10 a month building a CD library. It's the danger
inherent in paying for ac
ajkidle;576402 Wrote:
> During a recent outage of MySB.com I was unable to access Rhapsody, as
> well as any of my other internet based "apps". Essentially during the
> outage, I was limited to my local FLAC library. I didn't realize
> Logitech servers were an active in-between when accessing R
1.
How do you find music in your own library ?
I browse via the SB3 and Boom interface, I also do text match search in
the web browser and I use the fast iPeng remote to flip through artists
and albums. I sometimes use SBS random play feature, but I think that
musicIP is the best thing about m
erland;576483 Wrote:
> Sure you can, you can upgrade it to a real operating system instead of
> continue encouraging MS to produce its crap. ;-)
LOL :)
Well, pick whatever flavor OS you prefer (MS, MAC, Linux, other?),
eventually some future SBS version would not be supported on XYZ OS, in
th
erland wrote:
> peter;576452 Wrote:
>
>> I want to give you my money, but it seems iphone/ipad developers sell
>> their ipad offerings as a separate app. If that's the case with ipeng
>> I'll end up paying for two apps when I really only want the ipad
>> version.
>>
>>
> Get them all and
Is there any information on what is synchronized and how? So I have
enabled the "enabled, keep player settings in synch" tab in server
settings.
I'd like to think I can use mysqueezebox.com to always "back up" both
my player settings as well as my favorites.
However, what I notice is that the p
Good question - didn't realize how silly my request looks!
Because I'm shaving and drying my hair in the bathroom. I keep getting
the Contoller wet, or covered in shave cream, or pulling the cord and
knocking it on the floor.
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toby10;576408 Wrote:
>
> If, hypothetically, SBS 8.0 (Win 7 compatible) were to stop support for
> SB3's, going forward you could never update your Windows server beyond
> Win 7 if you want to keep using the SB3.
>
Sure you can, you can upgrade it to a real operating system instead of
continue
Why? The Receiver is already wireless. Plug your headphones into it and
listen away!
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Simple request, I thought - I want to listen to my Contoller through
some kind of wireless headphones. As the Controller is not Bluetooth,
this seems to be harder to accomplish than I thought.
I tried to find some sort of a kit with a doohickey that I could plug
into the headphone jack of the Con
peter;576452 Wrote:
>
> I want to give you my money, but it seems iphone/ipad developers sell
> their ipad offerings as a separate app. If that's the case with ipeng
> I'll end up paying for two apps when I really only want the ipad
> version.
>
Get them all and encourage the developers to co
I have installed a VortexBox distribution on a PC, it works fine.
However I have a problem :VortexBox directories (flac, mp3) are not
always visible from Explorer of Windows machines,sometimes I need to
reboot VortexBox appliance in order to be abe to see VortexBox
directories from Explorer of Win
If you like something new, the best options are:
- Vortexbox appliance
- Custom built mini-itx machine
- An old computer
- Sheevaplug
Regular NAS boxes aren't optimized to run server software like
Squeezebox Server. It works on some of them but the performance is
usually poor unless you get a hig
Vortexbox seconded. I've been using mine for a year now and it so much
better than my previous Ubuntu implementation. Just plug and play...
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Remote: iPod Touch running iPeng 1.2.5
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Bedroom: Boombox
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See "Re: [slim] iPeng on iPad - How should it look like?" thread 17:51 on 14
March 2010 and following.
On 6 Sep 2010, at 15:46, JerryS wrote:
>
> Thanks Gilles, glad someone likes it, was beginning to anticipate the
> 'nerd of the month award' from the apparent lack of interest!
>
>
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peter;576452 Wrote:
>
> I want to give you my money, but it seems iphone/ipad developers sell
> their ipad offerings as a separate app. If that's the case with ipeng
> I'll end up paying for two apps when I really only want the ipad
> version.
>
Well, there's a lot of difference and additiona
pippin wrote:
> nathan_h;568975 Wrote:
>
>> This is interesting. What does the Sonos interface not let a user do?
>> Seems like every Sonos feature is available. One might call that ro
>> ust but elegant, rather than primitive :-)
>>
>
> Well, the Squeezebox web interface also let's you
Seems as tho the upcoming Revue (Google TV set-top box) from Logitech
may have some interesting features. I an wondering if the Revue (or
any of the other similar devices) are going to have full SB
functionality. There is a SB player for the ROKU box but I'm not sure
how full-featured it is. Ce
Go to
Settings > Advanced > Beta Features > Audio PlayBack > Enable this
Then
Choose Player > Controller
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I think I've figured out the answer to my own question: I need a male
RCA to female jack!
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amey01;576393 Wrote:
> .
> Heck - even in IT - Windows XP was still current four years after
> release and is still being supported today, nine years later!
Keep in mind out of warranty hardware repair of SB3's was discontinued
in less than four years.
Warranty hardware repair is still honor
I bought a readynas duo. Yes it will run SbS. But it is extremely
SLOOW in terms of the user inferface (Web GUI or ipeng on Iphone).
It was too painful. I quit using it for SbS. I went to a vortexbox
appliance and couldn't be happier. Also cheaper than a READYNAS. I
think the readynas Pro wil
Can the Logitech desktop speakers LS21 2.1 work with the Duet?
I have a spare Duet (having just bought the Transporter)and a set of
these speakers, but they are designed for plugging into a laptop and
dont seem to have the right connections for the duet. Anyone tried
this?
If not I assume I will
During a recent outage of MySB.com I was unable to access Rhapsody, as
well as any of my other internet based "apps". Essentially during the
outage, I was limited to my local FLAC library. I didn't realize
Logitech servers were an active in-between when accessing Rhapsody,
Pandora, Sirius, etc.,
Also would Sqeezebox server work on a Qnap NAS?
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Today I heard that the shop that I bought my abortive Seagate BlackArmor
NAS from is accepting return. Yay me, the money should be back with me
tonight -
A word to people researching NAS... Seagate's Blackamor works great...
as long as you do not have a Mac, or are running Vista or want to
Goodsounds;576353 Wrote:
> Most businesses cut off support of superceded products.
Most businesses certainly do not cut off support - certainly not in
such a short time!
The Squeezebox 3/Classic was released in 2006? That is only FOUR short
years. Take my preamp (Copland CTA-305) - it too was
Here's my take:
The Boom and Receiver are based on the same platform as the
SB3/Classic/SB2 so as long as those are available, the other IP3K
players will also be supported. Then you have the two year warranties
on the Boom and Radio, I can't see them honouring the warranties and
dropping the sup
Opps. Forgot to post the link, here it is:
http://developer.palm.com/appredirect/?packageid=com.angrygoat.sqzctrlplayer
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Erland in bold:-
1.
HOW DO YOU FIND MUSIC IN YOUR OWN LIBRARY?
Artist -> Album or Composer -> Album (using multi-library and custom
browse)
- WHICH TYPE OF REMOTE/INTERFACE DO YOU USE ? DIFFERENT FOR DIFFERENT
SITUATIONS ?
Mostly Controller, sometimes iPeng, rarely web interface.
- DO YOU FIND MU
You will probably get better help in the 3rd Party Hardware forum.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/forumdisplay.php?f=18
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*SqueezeBoxes:* SB Duet (Controller + two receivers)
*Server:* Synology Diskstation 107+ NAS (with firmware 2.3-1157)
running Squeezebox Server 7.5.0 on Sy
Squeeze Control Player is available in the BETA app catalog.
It's a software Squeezebox player for the Palm Pre/Pre+. It's meant to
be a companion to Squeeze Control, so there are no playback controls.
Use your Squeezebox Server's web interface or Squeeze Control on a
second phone (the reason for
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I am new to squeezebox and squeezebox center. I bought two TOUCH's and
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next name???), but am running into problems. The problem seems to be
that the Pogop
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