This sounds like Logitech needs to get sales up ;-) and have this
business successful.
Than it would be my Christmas wish to Logitech !
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AndreE
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Duet: 2 Controllers + 4 Receivers and 1 Touch
Intel Atom 330 Linux Server
wired
verypsb;674908 Wrote:
Please, don't make this another How to tag compilations or
Squeezeboxserver should do this or that with compilations thread...
True, there are already a thousand pages of threads on this issue if
one searches the forum.
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garym
Location 1: Vortexbox Appliance 6TB
toby10;673022 Wrote:
Does Apple/Airplay have as many third party services as does SB or
Sonos? I'm asking, I don't know. :)
It has more really. The way AirPlay works is that you can stream the
audio bitstream of apps that are running on an iOS device to an AirPlay
output device.
So for
JJZolx;674888 Wrote:
There's a point at which this manipulation becomes absurd. It's like
insisting that the Cheerios be found in the produce section of the
supermarket and found under a sign that says 'Dairy'.
If you can induce this particular behavior, that's fine, but don't
expect it
Just downloaded the MOG ap and am playing it through mysqueezebox.com. I
am confused as to how to play MOG radio stations - I can get them on my
computer but cant figure out how to get them in my favorites or
playlists. Also, is there anyway to verify the streaming rate?
Thanks
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tdeim2
Select artist in MOG favorites, right arrow and scroll for options.
RG
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I lost track of the discussion :confused:
But why not put normal albums on top in artist/albums
Then compilations under or in a submenu as sugested by the op .
Or if thats completely impossible , just remove them you will find them
anyway in VA or albums or by search . But it's neat to also
Goodsounds;674053 Wrote:
Not sure what you mean by this.
Win machines tend to accumulate a lot of garbage settings that delay
boot-up. Google Run msconfig to see how to adjust Startup settings.
There's a lot of stuff (Google, Chrome, Quicktime, Winamp, Adobe, Real
and on and on) that
I use SqueezePlayer on my Motorola Xoom with great success, but as soon
as I purchase and try to install on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the app is
automatically removed from Soon - even if it is currently playing back
music. Not sure if this is an issue with Icecream Sandwich or running
the app on
agillis;675004 Wrote:
The point of having a Linux based appliance is you don't have to tinker
with program like msconfig to get the system to run fast and reliable.
I've used an EEE box with Win for several years as a music and network
server, it's been reliable and trouble free for the most
drunkahol;675021 Wrote:
I use SqueezePlayer on my Motorola Xoom with great success, but as soon
as I purchase and try to install on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the app is
automatically removed from Soon - even if it is currently playing back
music. Not sure if this is an issue with Icecream
ja2038;674393 Wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to see a widgetized version of squeeze player, one that might
create a small widget capable of:
1) turning squeeze player on and off
2) adjust volume by slider
3) showing current album artwork
4) supporting any relevant android widget audio controller
knoxbrder;674173 Wrote:
Have you considered writing an app that would stream whatever was
playing on the Android device to the Squeezebox network over wifi?
Hi Mike,
no I have not considered this yet.
Don't you have more content on your server anyway. What type of streams
do you want to
Ok , is there not a bug/enhancement req created already ?
Over the years, I'm sure there have been several enhancement requests raised.
There's this one: http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12676
also mentioned on http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4754
Parking the discussion about how to tag albums, what really matters here is how
browsing the content of the library could be improved.
When displaying albums for a chosen artist, it is easy to determine for each
album whether it is a compilation or not, so it must be fairly easy to sort by
I have been a SB user for about 6 years and I have 3 classic SB, I have
just upgraded to a Transporter and I am shock to see there is no
discussion group for the transporter. I was hoping to be able to tap
into some of the tricks and short cuts that have been found over the
years to make this
Notice that you also don't see forums for SliMP3, SB, SB2, SB3 or
Transporter The model-specific forums were created starting with
the Duet. Most of the threads about the Transporter are in the
Audiophile forum. Also, searching on Transporter or TP will turn up
what you need.
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aubuti
aubuti;675070 Wrote:
Notice that you also don't see forums for SliMP3, SB, SB2, SB3 or
Transporter The model-specific forums were created starting with
the Duet. Most of the threads about the Transporter are in the
Audiophile forum. Also, searching on Transporter or TP will turn up
Recoveryone;675072 Wrote:
Thanks, still sad that the top of the line model is treated like a step
child.
I don't think having a forum section is particularly related to
anything. And anyhow, the Transporter was never improved after the
original version and has been pretty much dead as a
Goodsounds;675048 Wrote:
I've used an EEE box with Win for several years as a music and network
server, it's been reliable and trouble free for the most part. Should
problems arise, Windows information is widely available in
non-technical language.
Msconfig is about the only tinkering
The SB2 also remains my favorite product, the Touch is a worthy
successor, the Boom a great add on.
The Duet was a mis-step - as I got a replacement battery for the
controller I realized the concept is not made to last. That will
probably be the last time the battery is available. :(
My mother
pski;675091 Wrote:
Brrrp! AKA a fart sound. Linux works beautifully and with far less
hardware resources than winders. The same time spent learning Linux
will result in a far greater understanding than the same time
investment in other less sophisticated operating system.
I think the term
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