jimzak;633411 Wrote:
>
> 2. Emachines Atom, 1st gen, single core (XP 32 bit, 2GB RAM)
>
> This one was much more efficient, but scans took 45+ minutes and I'm
> adding a lot of new music all the time. Streaming performance was
> fine.
>
Forgot to comment on this...
As can be seen from my si
Moffedille;632983 Wrote:
> Do you use your boom for playing stored music files as well? If so, do
> you also get these rebuffering issues when playing those? Many users
> have reported rebuffering problems with the latest (7.4 and 7.5) server
> versions. I usually got problems after some time,
bpa;632782 Wrote:
> Have you tried increasing Radio Station Buffer it is helpful if the
> station has a "lumpy" stream.
> Increase WebUI Setting/Advanced Network/Radio Station Buffer and click
> Apply.
>
> Another suggestion
>
> If the stream is MP3 or WMA then the stream goes from station dire
boatnanny;633435 Wrote:
> an atom based system is the way to go choose one of the dual core
> models,install vortexbox (www.vortexbox.org) and hide it away in a
> corner you wont go back to anything else
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By else, I mean anything other than music?
Before you ask about all the "servers," ask if you need (or know) what
they do.
P
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real stereo doesn't just wake the neighbors, it -enrages- them.. It is
truly the Golden Age of Wireless
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boatnanny;633435 Wrote:
> an atom based system is the way to go choose one of the dual core
> models,install vortexbox (www.vortexbox.org) and hide it away in a
> corner you wont go back to anything else
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Squeezeboxen: 2x SBR, SB3, 2x Boom, Radio
Controlled by: iPhone 4 running iPen
Got screens from seller on eBay - They had one left, last time I
checked.
It does indeed open as you say -Thank you. Both screens went right in
and look great - Orig screens were so dim as to be unreadable.
I would be interested in a case or two - Pls email me at
whd1...@comcast.net.
Thanks aga
SuperQ;633424 Wrote:
> The mac mini also makes a good server. Very small, quiet, power
> efficient.
Maybe an old Mac Mini.. The thing could run for years on the
extra money you spend.
By the way, the more efficient the Mac Mini, the stronger this
argument.
P
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real stereo doesn't
An atom based system is the way to go choose one of the dual core
models,install vortexbox (www.vortexbox.org) and hide it away in a
corner you wont go back to anything else
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MY
TOUCH,ROTEL RSP-1066,RB985-Mk2,B&W 805,HTM2
SB3,YAMAHA RX-V367,B&W MATRIX2
DUET,DIY AMP,ADS BOOKSHELFS
I
Soulkeeper;633423 Wrote:
> But if I wanted something less power hungry, I'd consider buying a used
> laptop (possibly with a broken screen, so that I'd get it even cheaper)
> and put it in a drawer somewhere, together with two or three USB hard
> drives.
That was also the first thing i looked for
The mac mini also makes a good server. Very small, quiet, power
efficient.
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Depends on the scenario I guess. I am using an old 1 GHz thing in a
tower cabinet. It makes a bit of noise and heat, sucks in loads of
dust, and guzzles electricity, but where I live it's usually so cold
that the server doubles as a heater anyway. No keyboard or screen
attached.
But if I wanted
Using remote desktop software for Windows or Linux, you don't need a
locally attached keyboard, mouse, or monitor. And if you're running
Linux and can manage a server from the console, you don't even need
remote desktop. And it's more convenient than physically going to the
server when you need to
And it can be used for other purposes as well.
We just user our "main" laptop for SBS. It's really a desktop
replacement with 17" screen, 2*500Gb drives, Core 5i 540M, 4Gb RAM.
With WOL it doesn't use that much power, 1,7Watt suspended, approx
17watt while streaming, 21watt if LED screen is on (
AFAIU, Linux will allow you to run on 1/4 of the RAM and CPU capacity,
with better performance. (Or so I've heard. I use Win myself, and have
only tested Linux a little bit, but it seems to be the case.)
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death m
I've tried the following computers as servers for SBS:
1. HP Slimline Pentium dual core (XP 32 bit, 2GB RAM)
This worked fine with good performance and reasonable scan tims but I
had concerns about energy usage.
2. Emachines Atom, 1st gen, single core (XP, 2GB RAM)
This one was much more eff
I run Squeezebox Server on a Mac, to an SB2 (and also a Radio).
Lately, some of the files that I have saved from the radio have only
been available in wma format.
As far as I can see, these won't play directly on my SB.
I can always convert them to another format. But is there a way of
getting
Albums are showing up twice. I have noticed that this happens if some
of the tracks in the album are in a saved playlist. One of the albums
shows the tracks in the playlist and the other album shows the tracks
which aren't! Squeezebox is clearly reading the tracks as if they come
from two diffe
I would bet that any non-compete clause would have been time bound with
a duration of no more than a year or two. Also if the "new company"
were established in the state of California Logitech would find it very
difficult to enforce a non-compete clause of any type. California, under
most circumst
Microsoft provides DRM free MP3s for all music you purchase through Zune
Software.
The Zune Pass gives you unlimited downloads, with the caveat being that
you need a subscription to play it. You can download it the 3 Zune
devices, and I think 3 different PCs. You aren't buying songs with
Zune P
Ive been watching this thread and wait to get some answers. Thanks
socistep for sharing with us your answers. I have been using winamp
also for it is very simple and easy than any other options.
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marizlyd
'motorcycle insurance'
(http://www.motorcycle.com/buyers-guide/motorcycle-insurance.htm
Yes, sure. You can make that one. I did that before by using one of the
squeezebox software players. I think there are a lot of choices on it
so just pick one.
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marizlyd
'motorcycle insurance'
(http://www.motorcycle.com/buyers-guide/motorcycle-insurance.html)
Anyone want to speculate on the length of the non-compete clause that
was included in the SlimDevices-LogiTech purchase agreement? I'd love
to see this happen, but I imagine we'll be a bunch of guys turning blue
before it does.
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Mnyb;63 Wrote:
> This forum has 34,253 members, what would the cost be per member if we
> start a company that we all could be shareholders in and hire Sean and
> Dean...
Gets my vote (and money) :-)
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't
This forum has 34,253 members, what would the cost be per member if we
start a company that we all could be shareholders in and hire Sean and
Dean...
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Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH
Hello.
undo the srews in the battery compartment and then run your fingernails
round the case where the two halfs meet, the plastic things that hold
them together will open then. it does need a little bit of force
though.
Inside you have to undo the riser board to get to the screws for the
display
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