Ubuntu 10.10, installed squeezeplay. When I start it, I get messages about
an unsuppored image format and the on screen display is garbled. How is
this fixed?
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I read throughout the posts about syncing, and the poll threads where
syncing was discussed, but still don't see an answer to my questions.
Perhaps you can clarify. How can more then 2players be synced? When
will the master volume control be implemented for the synced players?
Btw, your app
I did not find a thread about this great piece of software, therefore
I'll open a new one.
Finally, we do not need these crappy 3rd party apps anymore (they are
too fast and too stable anyway), because the official Logi App is now
available on iOS as well. ;-)
I saw this info too, and was just scanning the Android-version thread.
So is this new iOS version a native app, or does it use the browser
somehow? I got the impression that the Android version was not a true
native app.
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flattermann;626974 Wrote:
Finally, we do not need these crappy 3rd party apps anymore (they are
too fast and too stable anyway), because the official Logi App is now
available on iOS as well. ;-)
Umm... I'm guessing you'r being sarcastic? iPeng is a rock solid app
that still feels better
SamS;626976 Wrote:
I saw this info too, and was just scanning the Android-version thread.
So is this new iOS version a native app, or does it use the browser
somehow? I got the impression that the Android version was not a true
native app.
IMHO, it's the same as the Android version, i.e.
Well I briefly tried it on my iPhone 4, here is what I think:
- It seems to work quite well, snappy and all
- Free is the right price compared to iPeng.
I'm not sure why Logi wouldn't have tried to strike a deal with the 1/3
app developers out here (or did they?), but having an app at last is a
epoch1970;626983 Wrote:
I believe sophisticated users will still go for iPeng or Squeezepad
(or heck)
Sure, it's just the question if there are enough sophisticated users
out there to justify the future work on the 3rd party apps...
It's hard to compete with free.
Well let's hope for the
Sure. But you have to look at the bright side.
As of now, the app thing is going to be a standard way of managing SBs.
And maybe a future generation of SB players will build on that
assumption.
So in time plenty of normal people will be enticed to use an app, and
not only the nerds or
flattermann;626981 Wrote:
IMHO, it's the same as the Android version, i.e. HTML/JS and not a
native app.
That's probably why it feels so slow.
So what are some other, real-world consequences of an HTML/JS version
as opposed to native? And why didn't Logitech make it native in the
first
Seems quick enough on my 3GS and iPad v1. Still quite a bit less
functionality that the paid-for apps, as it should be.
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Hi Dkone101,
I'm still not back yet from my 'break' in programming further on
SqueezePad (but I guess this will change very soon).
The top priorities for me right now are:
- portrait mode
- improved handling for synchronizing players
- switching of players between MySB.com and local server
epoch1970;626987 Wrote:
As of now, the app thing is going to be a standard way of managing SBs.
And maybe a future generation of SB players will build on that
assumption.
So in time plenty of normal people will be enticed to use an app, and
not only the nerds or smartphone maniacs.
When
amcluesent;626992 Wrote:
Still quite a bit less functionality that the paid-for apps...
Can you elaborate?
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I purchased Squeezeppad for my iPad but when I open the app getting a
constant flashing yellow box taking up half the screen. Occasionally
the box is red. It makes it impossible to use the app. Does anybody
know how to fix that or to get my money back?
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pippin;626998 Wrote:
It has to be fully functional (Apple doesn't allow dummy Apps) yet still
give you good reasons to purchase. I didn't find anything.
The boring ones:
- only one player to choose from at start and no sync
- playlists truncated to 2 albums/30 songs
- a time bomb (is this
Hi MAB,
can you check your server log if there are any errors?
Typically the flashing box is there, when the server throws an error
(then disconnects SqueezePad) and SqueezePad instantly tries to
reconnect (but fails again).
Did you try to restart your server already?
You can get into contact
IOS?
That runs on Cisco routers, doesn't it?
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I guess everyone got together and decided they no longer needed to
mention that their specs were at 1Khz instead of full-range..
p
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real stereo doesn't just wake the neighbors, it -enrages- them.. It is
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pski;627010 Wrote:
IOS?
That runs on Cisco routers, doesn't it?
Well that's why it is called iOS. :D Apple most probably used the same
procedure as usual (e.g. buy the brand from whoever owns it).
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epoch1970;627003 Wrote:
- only one player to choose from at start and no sync
That would be fine for what, 90% of the users?
- playlists truncated to 2 albums/30 songs
How?
- a time bomb (is this allowed?)
Nope. It's not.
- no plugin management (no access to
It's free, it works well (could be a bit faster), and there is no
learning curve since the UI is the same as what you see on the SB
device.
It found all four of my SB, and all four of my remotes are now in a
drawer.
If I was developer of iPeng, I'd be quite nervous. I say that as
someone who
Would this work?
Cheers for any thoughts :-)
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I downloaded this and the first thing it asked for was my login to
mysqueezebox.com. I use a local SBS; how do you point the app at that?
None of my players are connected to SN, and the app made that very
clear :-)
Thanks, -mark
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I use a local SBS; how do you point the app at that?
Just put in your mysqueezebox.com login info, and the app will then
find your SqueezeboxServer and you choose a player.
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vamythguy;626920 Wrote:
Ubuntu 10.10, installed squeezeplay. When I start it, I get messages
about
an unsuppored image format and the on screen display is garbled. How
is
this fixed?
I have the same problem with a garbled onscreen display on Ubuntu
10.10. It looks as if each line of text
I downloaded it today, and it works great on an iPad 2. And it's free.
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amcluesent;627043 Wrote:
I use a local SBS; how do you point the app at that?
Just put in your mysqueezebox.com login info, and the app will then
find your SqueezeboxServer and you choose a player.
How? My SBS is not on the same net as my wireless LAN (to which the
iPad connects),
pippin;626998 Wrote:
Not necessarily.
I'm still not convinced Logitech are doing themselves a favor here, but
then the same is true for understaffing the core dev teams.
Agreed. I don't like to bash the effort here, or the developers
remaining on the Logitech SB team, but I don't care for
ajkidle;627060 Wrote:
Agreed. I don't like to bash the effort here, or the developers
remaining on the Logitech SB team, but I don't care for this app. And
I get it -- if Logitech has any intention of bringing this product line
to the masses (or making it less niche,) it needs an official
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