I've been reading this thread with much interest. I currently have the
original SqueezePlayer and a Radio--both are fantastic pieces of
hardware and with SqueeboxServer now supporting sync, everything is
great.
That being said, I've now moved into a larger house and would like to
start
Juggler;637401 Wrote:
... thoughts? Speculations?
Let's keep the price point realistic. Except for perhaps some very
special, very temporary promotions by particular resellers, the
Receiver (SBR) was not priced less than US$100. The list price was
$150, and when Logitech's supplies got low the
I make my playlists through the SBS interface, however am I able to add
tracks to these playlists at a later date? I don't seem to see any
clear way to do this. As usual I await your words of wisdom!
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paul44birch
SBS is very primitive in this regard the standard way of doing this is
to load the playlist to a player and start adding more tracks then save
it again with the same name then sbs asks to overwrite it .
Or you could install the playlist manager plugin, then the option to
add to existing playlist
Thanks. How do I install this plugin?
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paul44birch
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I have an AppleTV v2. It does indeed require an outboard DAC before it
can render analog audio. An outboard DAC with an optical input no less.
If I wanted to use the AppleTV as an audio output device, I would need
to either:
Using TV interface -
Turn on Stereo
Turn on DAC
Select AppleTV
aubuti;637403 Wrote:
Let's keep the price point realistic. Except for perhaps some very
special, very temporary promotions by particular resellers, the
Receiver (SBR) was not priced less than US$100. The list price was
$150, and when Logitech's supplies got low the resellers on Amazon were
naokaji;636786 Wrote:
Maybe they could just make a leap forward and bring a unified SB / Revue
/ Nas device, stores everything, plays everything, streams everything
Logitech surely should have sneaked in SBS in their Revue or should do
so with the next Google-TV device (if Logitech is the one
fuzzyT;637421 Wrote:
I have an AppleTV v2. It does indeed require an outboard DAC before it
can render analog audio. An outboard DAC with an optical input no
less.
If I wanted to use the AppleTV as an audio output device, I would need
to either:
Using TV interface -
Turn on
paul44birch;637420 Wrote:
Thanks. How do I install this plugin?
Squeezebox Server Settings/Plugins and make sure you've checked the
Show all 3rd party plugins option at the botton to show all plugins.
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erland
Erland Isaksson ('My homepage' (http://erland.isaksson.info))
(Developer of
Interesting comments. The one point I want to draw attention to is that
Logitech is not being viewed by the average joe for home audio--they
will turn to their iPod/AirPlay for that.
Understood the points on 802.11n and GigE being too expensive... but
what would fit my bill exactly as a
Juggler;637437 Wrote:
Understood the points on 802.11n and GigE being too expensive... but
what would fit my bill exactly as a reasonably priced (not cheap),
headless audio player that I could use in each of my rooms with
speakers.
If you want high quality, just get a Touch or a used
And.
3. With an interface display + touch screen , the initial setup or
changes to said setup could be caried out at the device itself :)
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
4. Not everyone has a smart phone. Those that do may need it for
something else (phone call?) leaving the other person with no readily
available control point for the player.
Smartphones are great devices, versatile handy. But not always great
at simultaneous multi-tasking especially among
copperstate;637163 Wrote:
I just added a second radio recently. :)
Just added my third radio. :)
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vrette
(2) SB Touch, (1) SB3, (3) SB Radio, Cambridge Audio 840AV2, 340T,
DacMagic, BW 683, HSU VFT2-MK3, Logitech Harmony 880, 7.5 on Asus
E35M1-M PRO Win7 64 bit , and a bunch of other
Thanks Pippin.
I guess until then or until I get an app, I'll just have to keep any
loose and or large blunt objects out of the music queuing area.
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MusicManiac
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2387220,00.asp
GOOGLE ACQUIRES SAGETV
It's long been assumed that Google was going to have to go back to the
drawing board and put a little more effort into its underwhelming
Google TV offering. And those aren't our words. Companies like Logitech
socistep;637269 Wrote:
Hi All
Thanks for the replies.
I actually tried changing the router channel, it was previously on 11
so moved to 13, will check again to see whether the problem gets any
better.
In terms of homeplugs then I've used before and didn't have a great
record with
Please, if you experience the You are not authorized error while
listening to Sirius, comment and vote on this bug. Maybe we can get
Logitech's attention if enough people report having an issue.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17157
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tebrown
I've had an SB3 upstairs, and a duet downstairs for a few years. I
recently added a Boom to the mix, and I've run into some sync
questions. All the devices are always playing the same music, but the
Boom moves from kitchen to patio and back again, so I have to unplug it
and plug it in again. I do
Just by some used SB devices. Or keep a lookout for Logitech deals or
other deals online. They do turn up occasionally.
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firedog
GIK Acoustics Room Treatments. Tranquil PC fanless server running
Vortexbox OS; SB Touch slaved to Empirical Audio Pace Car; MF X-DACV3,
MF X-150 amp, Devore
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