bits;637041 Wrote:
yea got it working.
It seems silly you need to jam the ac3 and dts data into another
container that wasn't intended to have that data.
Why cant the squeezeboxes just stream dts and ac3 straight through? :P
is there a file format for dd or dts ? A squeezebox does not
Maciej;636992 Wrote:
Hi,
Hmmm, that is very strange because it was showing the time and date for
good couple of months no problem and developed this problem only
recently I swear! One day just disappeared and I could not get it back.
I did not change anything with the server as well or in
Ikabob;548746 Wrote:
Please excuse this vent but I would just like to say thank you to the
developers of these Squeezebox players and to the developer of the
Ipeng remote. Never have I been able to enjoy so much beautiful
quality-sounding music so conveniently placed at my fingertips. As I
jovapo;636980 Wrote:
Where do you get shairplay for windows? All I can find is for linux. Do
you have instructions for this step you can link to?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/shairport4w/files/
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*4*-Classics, *2*-Booms, *12*-Squeezeslaves
'Squeezeslave'
I tried to vote but I'm not sure if it registered?
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Ikabob
Squeezebox Touch w/SBS; SAE Amplifier;Marantz Pre-amp;ESS Heil
Speakers(main listening speakers plus various additional speakers).
Multiple players: SqueezeBooms,SqueezeRadios; SB3;
Services:Rhapsody; Sky.com;
For me, it's 8:30 AM and a Jobim channel on Pandora. We share the same
sentiments.
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Dining Room: Paradigm Atom Monitor v.5
Bedroom: SB3, Pioneer VSX 5700S,Pinnacle PN 5+, MK VX-7 Subwoofer
Anywhere Else As Needed: Boom
toby10;637069 Wrote:
It would be strange indeed if that was true. The developers, computer
engineers and physics scientists from around the globe would be very
interested in your SB3 if true.
It would be on par with your lawn mower suddenly telling time. ;)
Your SB3 must have been
rpress;637018 Wrote:
Ah, so I've been looking into this. I added some code to http_recv so
that it would yield the thread if the audio-output_buffer is too low.
This worked very well and fixed it 90%, but it seems like there is still
something else that is tying things up occasionally.
To add my two cents to this, my Squeezebox products are one of a very
small list of things that I have been completely satisfied with.
They do exactly what I wanted, and have worked perfectly for me.
I have frequently wished I could express this in person to those
involved.
(and by them a beer
Thanks for the help
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ralphy;637102 Wrote:
I've been looking at the changes to the pa_callback, there's still a
lock/unlock pair happening in the slimaudio_buffer_available function.
I believe that the buffering also needs to be changed to use a
ringbuffer implementation which doesn't require locks to access the
I wholeheartedly agree with all the good sentiments. The Squeezebox
ecosystem is amazing. I and the many friends I've introduced to it,
continue to be very happy with our purchases.
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Answer: I don't know... are you a whale? ...or are you just having a
whale of a time.
Sorry about that. Silliness abounds this evening.
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It wad frae monie a blunder free us,
An'
rpress;637124 Wrote:
Oh yeah I see those mutexes now. However when I get the stutter I see
the buffer underrun error, that makes me think it is not a pa_callback
issue but something upstream that is not filling the output_buffer fast
enough.
That should be the decoder thread as I suspected
I couldn't find it in my lists. That's why I posted the questions.
I'm happy to report that I opened a ticket at Entercom's support site.
It took 5 days but they did respond and provided me with two links, one
mp3 and the other ACC.
MP3: http://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/pls/KBWFFM.pls
Thanks Toby10.
I followed your path and it was in the list. I tried to shortcut it by
using local, sports, and talk and it wasn't in any of those paths.
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All I can add is...
What they said.
Best add-on to my home environment ever.
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copperstate;549789 Wrote:
Same here, I am spending more time listening to fine music again. I
started with a SB Radio and liked the SB system so much (despite the
alarm woes) that I got a SB3 soon thereafter. :)
I just added a second radio recently. :)
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Pre-SB, I was merely a collector of music.
Now I am listening constantly whenever I am home.
I have one of everything, all controllable via my iPad or my Android
phone or scattered controllers.
The only chore I have now is converting my CD collection to .flac; I
foresee that going on for
aubuti;628288 Wrote:
Making playlists with other interfaces or devices are simply variations
on this same theme. Note that you can also make playlists on other
software as long as the software can save the playlists as .m3u files.
Also note that a lot of other software is better at making
souwalker;637183 Wrote:
Can you mention a few of those software?
Here are some examples:
Winamp
foobar2000
J River Media Center
Media Monkey
Songbird (I think it does .m3u files)
Yes, you can point Winamp (or other softare) to your NAS.
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aubuti;637187 Wrote:
Here are some examples:
Winamp
foobar2000
J River Media Center
Media Monkey
Songbird (I think it does .m3u files)
Yes, you can point Winamp (or other softare) to your NAS.
Songbird requires an extension to export playlists, but it seems to
work OK so far. It's the
All my FLAC files are in my QNAP NAS. SBS is also installed in my NAS.
Winamp was mentioned but can I use Winamp installed on my PC and point
to my NAS music folder and create the playlist? do I then save the
playlist in the SBS Playlist folder?
Playlists (Winamp and any other) I think MUST be
Thanks to whomever recommended reseating the wifi card. My toddler had
dropped mine, and I thought it was a goner. However, after a few tries
at reinstalling the wifi card, it came back to life.
Turns out there are two connectors that need to be verified -- one is
the wifi card itself (with
dickmc;637189 Wrote:
The easiest way to find out is to create some short trial playlists.
Since Winamp itself can play flac files, this is easy to test. Thus,
you can test any playlist that you create within Winamp. If it works in
Winamp (and is located in your main Slimserver music
aubuti;637187 Wrote:
Here are some examples:
Yes, you can point Winamp (or other softare) to your NAS.
Thanks.
I'll trial Winamp. After I create a Playlist, do I save it to the
'Music' folder in my NAS or is there a specific folder that SBS uses to
put Playlist?
Rgds
Pat
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souwalker;637194 Wrote:
Thanks.
I'll trial Winamp. After I create a Playlist, do I save it to the
'Music' folder in my NAS or is there a specific folder that SBS uses to
put Playlist?
Rgds
Pat
You specify the playlist folder in the basic settings in sbs why dont
make a playlist folder
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