Christian,
I have some connection/reconnection issues with the latest version.
When opening up the app it sometimes takes a minute to connect to my
Sheevaplug. And it might even takes more time populating the player
list after that. Also it seems that while managing players it sometimes
loses
I do like the display of the SB3 I must say, it's clear and neat. I
wouldn't sell it but move to a room where I currently have a boom
possibly with powered speakers.
Thanks for suggestions so far!!
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wonder
I think you need more exceptions added, not just myi myd
Some others I'd try:
- C:\Program Files\Squeezebox
- C:\Program Files\Squeezebox\server\scanner.exe
- Squeezebox.exe
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50% discount!
Buy two Touches :)
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WHS 2011
3 x wireless SB3, and 2x Touch
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AndrewFG;671212 Wrote:
But I don't know whether SBS is able to parse or use the replay gain
settings from embedded meta data in on-the-fly streams. I suspect it is
not...
No, it is definitely not. Too bad. I have set MC to Never convert and
Encoder: Uncompressed.
I guess there is no way to
erland;671265 Wrote:
...
Well, as usual, I agree with everything you wrote above.
I wasn't probably clear enough that I also think it is too late for
LMS.
Contributors on this forum should have push in the right direction
several years ago, when Logitech took control of slimdevices, and
nicolas75;671328 Wrote:
I really thing there is a real hope with MediaMonkey as software, and
LMS as a kind of driver for squeezebox behaving as network sound
cards
I also usually agree to most of erlands pow's .
But something better has to come for us not using the system as a
network
I think the squeeze box machines are for the most part very self
explanatory. They are great for Pandora etc. It also works well if
you want to store music in the server and simply retrieve it. I owned
a Duet and the remote was easy to use and self explanatory. I also
find the same with the
Mnyb;671332 Wrote:
But something better has to come for us not using the system as a
network sound card .
Why not ?
I can't see what MediaMonkey lacks compared to LMS (except native
control of Squeezeboxes).
May be some sync feature not fully working.
But it evolves quickly, in the right
Mnyb;671332 Wrote:
I also usually agree to most of erlands pow's .
But something better has to come for us not using the system as a
network sound card .
Erland and friends are pursuing such a project they lack developers, I
can't code myself out of a paperbag, So I volunteered to test
vagskal;671320 Wrote:
I guess there is no way to change the volume on the SB players in MC.Of
course there is! JRMC has a volume slider and mute button under the
player controls.
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Regards,
AndrewFG
Try out Whitebear. The middleware that joins the two worlds of:
1. UPnP/DLNA
artintampa;671331 Wrote:
Those area are designed for the geeks for sure. I saw my son work on it
and reaized that it will require time and motivation that I do not have.
In that case, there's nobody to blame but myself.I am sure creating
playlists and basic stuff could be mastered with
nicolas75;671337 Wrote:
Why ?
I can't see what MediaMonkey lacks compared to LMS (except native
control of Squeezeboxes).
1. It's a Windows application and due to this it doesn't work reliably
on any of my computers
2. I don't want a desktop or laptop computer to be turned on to play
nicolas75;671337 Wrote:
I can't see what MediaMonkey lacks compared to LMS (except native
control of Squeezeboxes).
Will MediaMonkey run on my Mac, my Linux laptop and my QNAP NAS?
If there's a single no in the answer, then it lacks *essential*
features to me.
The more I read your posts, the
AndrewFG;671339 Wrote:
Of course there is! JRMC has a volume slider and mute button under the
player controls.
In that case I have to consider removing the 100% volume setting I have
for 2 of my 4 SB players (and use the SB DAC for all players) and switch
on sync player volume
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nicolas75;671336 Wrote:
Phone apps is the plus thing when everything else is fine.
It cannot bring you real file selection and library management, or help
you getting rid of scans.
Seriously, if you haven't yet, give a try to MonkeySqueeze.
I am happy with it, but it doesn't mean everybody
erland;671343 Wrote:
1. It's a Windows application and due to this it doesn't work reliably
on any of my computers
2. I don't want a desktop or laptop computer to be turned on to play
music, having the server in another room turned on is fine but that's
never going to be running Windows.
click below link to view more details
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sebp;671344 Wrote:
Will MediaMonkey run on my Mac, my Linux laptop and my QNAP NAS?
If there's a single no in the answer, then it lacks *essential*
features to me.
The more I read your posts, the more I wonder why you haven't gone the
Apple AE + Airfoil way, since it would have let you
For some reason, it wasn't downloading in the browser, so I just emailed
it to myself, and that worked.
It fixes the rotation thing -- it orients itself depending on how I'm
holding it, like I'd expect -- so looks good that way. One bug I did
notice, though, is that on the Now Playing screen,
sebp;671344 Wrote:
If there's a single no in the answer, then it lacks *essential*
features to me.
You illustrate what Erland said, and I agree with him.
One of the biggest problem which led LMS where it is, is people only
paying attention to their own needs, not asking themselves if it
nicolas75;671361 Wrote:
Mac and Linux yes.
If you can mess with Linux, you have no problem which such basic stuff
as virtual machines.
Okay, so it clearly doesn't work on any of these platforms natively.
LMS does at the moment, and doesn't require running funky
virtualization software,
I have just published a minor update of Whitebear (v2.2.1.2162) that
incorporates some learnings from this thread.
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Regards,
AndrewFG
Try out Whitebear. The middleware that joins the two worlds of:
1. UPnP/DLNA media clients and media players, and,
2. Squeezebox Server and Squeeze
In an expended user base if squeezeboxes get real mainstream win would
be dominant but not in the current user-base .
Some old tread presented stats from mysqueezebox.com
30%-40% win the rest linux(includes wierd NAS distros)+mac .
I certainly don't use a nas (I'm not into pain).
But my
nicolas75;671354 Wrote:
You don't have to.
As far as I am concerned, messing with weird platforms means looking
for problems.
That's why I usually stick with standard computers with Windows or
Linux, never weird NAS.
I'm not talking about NAS boxes, I completely agree with you that one
Here's (my rough and probably inaccurate translation for) an excerpt
from 'an interview'
(http://www.clubic.com/internet/google/google-tv/actualite-458400-logitech-interview-junien-labrousse.html)
by Junien Labrousse (Executive Vice President, Products and President,
Logitech Europe):
NOW THAT
sebp;671384 Wrote:
Here's (my rough and probably inaccurate translation for) an excerpt
from 'an interview'
(http://www.clubic.com/internet/google/google-tv/actualite-458400-logitech-interview-junien-labrousse.html)
by Junien Labrousse (Executive Vice President, Products and President,
On the other hand fixing all the bugs could get us along way without
sacrificing anything
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Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2
In fact, most of Squeezebox customers today are more interested by the
Internet radio capability.
Like it or not (I do) this is the future of the entire product line and
I'd bet it's the key reason Logitech was really interested in SB in the
first place.
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Hi AndrewFG,
So I have finally had a bit of time to investigate my problems further
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=90842page=2
Just to remind you:
SBS 7.6.2 r33593 on WHS. I'm accessing it from WMP-12 on Win7 x64.
Whitebear is version 2.2.1.2161
AndrewFG;669890 Wrote:
Hi
toby10;671395 Wrote:
In fact, most of Squeezebox customers today are more interested by the
Internet radio capability.
Like it or not (I do) this is the future of the entire product line and
I'd bet it's the key reason Logitech was really interested in SB in the
first place.
that is
Quick question - if my squeeze server is setup to set its ip address
with DHCP, how do I use Net::UDAP to configure the receiver to find the
server with a movable ip address ? (Can you ?)
(Couldnt find an answer here)
Cheers,
Andy
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Wigster;671396 Wrote:
So they both appear the same.I am guessing that the duplication is due to WMP
12 cache being in a
mess.
You can clear the WMP 12 cache as follows:
1) In Windows Services select Windows Media Streaming and Stop the
service (if it is running)
2) In Windows Explorer
or even if laptop that you don't want fixed ip, at least reserve the
IP in your home network. That way the laptop will always get the same
IP address from DHCP server.
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Location 1: Vortexbox Appliance 6TB (1.10) SbS 7.6.2 Transporter,
Touch, Boom, Radio w/Battery (all ethernet
forestcaver;671404 Wrote:
Quick question - if my squeeze server is setup to set its ip address
with DHCP, how do I use Net::UDAP to configure the receiver to find the
server with a movable ip address ? (Can you ?)
(Couldnt find an answer here)
Cheers,
Andy
I'm not sure you realy need
garym;671410 Wrote:
or even if laptop that you don't want fixed ip, at least reserve the
IP in your home network. That way the laptop will always get the same
IP address from DHCP server.
+1 right so, youve done that
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Mnyb;671415 Wrote:
+1 right so, youve done that
yep, not required, but I like to use a true static/fixed IP for any
devices that don't leave the house (SB players and server), but
reserved IP addresses for laptops, iphones, ipads, etc.
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garym;671416 Wrote:
yep, not required, but I like to use a true static/fixed IP for any
devices that don't leave the house (SB players and server), but
reserved IP addresses for laptops, iphones, ipads, etc.
I've not bothered with the iPad nothing to hack on it so I don't have a
direct need
Well, I wiped the cache last week, but I'll try again.
I just tried searching the HTTP server logs and nothing like these
strings appears. I tried playing them, etc.
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mherger;670443 Wrote:
Just got my Kindle Fire today.
Tried to install Logitech Controller App from GetJar but no joy.
Any chance Logitech could publish this app officially in the
Amazon
App store?
I've forwarded your request - just to get a mail from a different
corner
within
Being in Canada, with few music services, and having just recently been
told that Napster Canada is packing it in, it would be really nice if
Logitech offered access to all the Slacker Premium options (artists,
songs, and albums on demand). It seems to me the future of music
streaming is more
sebp;671364 Wrote:
Faites ce que je dis, pas ce que je fais.
You're exactly telling us that LMS should suit YOUR NEEDS (edit: and
don't give a damn what other people's are, just to be clear).
Absolutely not.
I am telling that LMS should suit the needs of NON-GEEK people.
Obviously those
Wigster;671422 Wrote:
I just tried searching the HTTP server logs and nothing like these
strings appears.So if Whitebear is not sending those strings, then either WMP
12 is
inventing them or some other UPnP library is providing them. Or ??
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AndrewFG
Regards,
AndrewFG
Try out
erland;671371 Wrote:
I'm not talking about NAS boxes, I completely agree with you that one
shouldn't try to run LMS on a NAS, it just causes too much issues and
bad performance. I'm talking about Linux and OSX servers which is all I
have.
I already use Windows in VirtualBox from time to
toby10;671395 Wrote:
In fact, most of Squeezebox customers today are more interested by the
Internet radio capability.
Like it or not (I do) this is the future of the entire product line and
I'd bet it's the key reason Logitech was really interested in SB in the
first place.
I guess
Mnyb;671367 Wrote:
But my server has no gui So no x system nowhere to have a virtual
windows desktop it's command line only and has no monitor or keyboard.
Virtual machines can easily be installed and accessed from remote
computers.
It is even the most common way to control them.
There is
I've just recreated the cache, and the new library is again being
populated with dupes too.
How would I know if two Whitebears are running? It would appear in the
task list, wouldn't it? There is only one WB there right now.
All the sharing services on the WHS are disabled. There isn't a UPnP
CharlieG;671447 Wrote:
I guess I'm one of the few Squeezebox users who does not use Internet
radio at all (just used it for a short time in 2009). I do understand
how some would use it to discover new music but I don't see myself
using it as a primary source (unless sound quality has gotten
A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the
results, please visit http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=83106
Question:
reneallard;671436 Wrote:
Being in Canada, with few music services, and having just recently been
told that Napster Canada is packing it in, it would be really nice if
Logitech offered access to all the Slacker Premium options (artists,
songs, and albums on demand). It seems to me the future
Vote for it - http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17281
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SUE
1 Duet | 2 Booms | 1 Radio | 1 Touch | 1 SB2
HP MediaSmart EX470 | Logitech Media Server 7.7.1 | iPod Touch iPad
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Assuming
a) it works and
b) Logitech's lawyers are prepared to eat Amazon's ridiculous store
contract. Will be interesting to see the outcome of that. Although it's
probably not as bad for free Apps as for paid ones.
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote and
*New: iPeng for
Much of internet radios problems is in it's multitude of everything from
streaming quality to a plethora of formats apps and streaming
aggregatetors broadcasters and whatnot .
Sometimes working against there user interest and revert to obscure
formats only usable from a pc , or by constantly
I haven't said thanks recently, so I sent you 30.00 EUR. Enjoy dinner
on me. Thanks.
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Actually, Slacker Premium IS available in Canada - I have it on both my
iphone and ipad. Full on-demand access to millions of artists, along
with their premium radio services. I've had it for months now, and
really enjoy the service - especially since MOG/Spotify/Pandora etc.
aren't available
nicolas75;671439 Wrote:
What is the problem with people like you ?
People like you, I guess.
You don't seem to understand that many other people have been perfectly
happy with the server software for years, even if there were some
glitches now and then, and it misses some features (often found
Is having your own music collection now a thing of the past?
Do the majority of Squeezebox users what their music collection in the
cloud?
Do the majority of Squeezebox users only listen to radio?
Do they care about the fidelity of the sound?
Big decisions. Could have huge ramifications for
nicolas75;671449 Wrote:
Virtual machines can easily be installed and accessed from remote
computers.
It is even the most common way to control them.
There is absolutely no problem there.
[Edit] why don't you install X11 and desktop so you can have easy
graphical remote access and
bonze;671315 Wrote:
50% discount!
Buy two Touches :)
Good idea, code is for one item sadly!
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I hear you.
I was dismayed enough when they introduced a mono product (the Radio)
and then discontinued the Transporter without a proper hi-fi component
replacement.
Funny enough I was just thinking about adding a couple of Touches to
get some more zones, but I'm now going to look at the
sebp;671471 Wrote:
People like you, I guess.
You don't seem to understand that many other people have been perfectly
happy with the server software for years, even if there were some
glitches now and then, and it misses some features (often found in
plugins).
Who are you to tell me
Mnyb;671479 Wrote:
...
I don't want a GUI overhead virtuals on that 1,2ghZ single core via cpu
is a no go .
...
Your sugestion is extremely messy for my needs consider that some user
actually wants a distributed solution .
I abonded the pc centric way of playing music because i don't
paulster;671487 Wrote:
I hear you.
I was dismayed enough when they introduced a mono product (the Radio)
and then discontinued the Transporter without a proper hi-fi component
replacement.
Funny enough I was just thinking about adding a couple of Touches to
get some more zones, but I'm
Why all the panic and rumour?
The Touch is perfectly useable via LMS, even if development stops
and/or mysb.com shuts down. That's a lot more then many other systems
which depend almost exclusively on a database server accessible via the
internet.
Calm down.
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nicolas75;671491 Wrote:
But please, do not prevent people who do not share your views to try the
excellent work of MonkeySqueeze developers.
Because all in all, sorry if I am a bit harsh, you simply imply that
MonkeySqueeze excellent work is useless crap, just because you don't
like
sebp;671521 Wrote:
If you want Logitech to sell more Squeezebox, rather ask them to make
mysqueezebox.com more reliable and add more and more online services.
Because that's what normal people expect from such a device today.
yes having local files in the first place is for the really
The NAS settings have been updated and are now placed in the first post
of The MonkeySqueeze Development topic. For further updates I'll post
in this forum and tweet on twitter.
Support Forum:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2t=59515
If you want the latest info on MonkeySqueeze
sebp;671384 Wrote:
Here's (my rough and probably inaccurate translation for) an excerpt
from 'an interview'
(http://www.clubic.com/internet/google/google-tv/actualite-458400-logitech-interview-junien-labrousse.html)
by Junien Labrousse (Executive Vice President, Products and President,
paulster;671487 Wrote:
I was dismayed enough when they introduced a mono product (the Radio)
and then discontinued the Transporter without a proper hi-fi component
replacement.
Funny enough I was just thinking about adding a couple of Touches to
get some more zones, but I'm now going to
erland;671554 Wrote:
Audiophiles are still going to want the CD because of the quality
difference, but Logitech can't target audiophiles because on that
market they are going to compete with HiFi manufacturers and most
audiophiles are going to trust something with a HiFi manufacturer logo
paulster;671557 Wrote:
They still own the SlimDevices brand. Use it.
My Ultimate Ears personal monitors are still called Ultimate Ears since
Logitech bought them, because no touring professional in their right
mind would rely on a Logitech-branded product. There's no reason why
they
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