Today is my best friend - Lucy's birthday. nike air 24 7 My buddies and
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Mnyb;637197 Wrote:
> You specify the playlist folder in the basic settings in sbs why dont
> make a playlist folder under music and piont sbs to that.
>
> As the folder is on your NAS make sure that sbs has write permission to
> that folder.
> Sbs can not make any playlist of it's own without a
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 fo
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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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 musi
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 cli
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 s
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. I
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;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
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 anothe
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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All I can add is...
What they said.
Best add-on to my home environment ever.
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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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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
A
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 suspect
Question: Can I vent?
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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To see oursels as ithers see us!
It wad frae monie a blunder free us,
An' fooli
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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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 t
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 or
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.
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
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+, M&K VX-7 Subwoofer
Anywhere Else As Needed: Boom
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; JazzRadio.com
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' (http://code.g
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. A
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
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
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