atrocity wrote:
It took forever to scan my 78,000+ tracks and then declared many to be
dupes that are not. For example, it can't distinguish between original
issues and remasters.
Makes me wonder if AudioSafe will not return the same file that was
uploaded...
I recall several posts on
Wirrunna wrote:
One newby question, in My Music, the standard Artists, Albums, Genres
etc. show and Trackstat also appears but the two Spicefly menu items
(that appear in the LMS GUI) do not.
Is this an Orange Squeeze or Spicefly issue ?
I'm definitely a fan of the Nexus 7, although my
The future is renting rather than owning. If you don't own anything,
you don't need a local server.
I think you are correct, the only thing that makes me doubt a little bit
is the fact that Apple still only allows us to buy music and not rent
it. It only gives me some doubts since they have
Philip Meyer wrote:
I agree that cloud services and music rental may appeal to some people,
and maybe this is an increasing percentage, but surely a large
percentage of people like me are still not going to comit to a
subscription based service to play music that they already own.
I agree
Millennials (generation Y) want access over ownership, streaming over
storing, and rentals over buying.
http://bostinno.com/channels/renting-vs-owning/
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Music access, not ownership, is the future
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2011/07/21/spotify-daniel-ek-brainstorm/
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Roamed to a different wifi and OS and Squeeze Player worked by IP with
one input.
Came home and OS very gracefully offered to change to another server.
Handy note to Squeeze Player dev: I am able to play to the nexus seven
both from my intranet and out in the real world. A fine feature.
Renting music reminds me of the old saying- Who makes money the tenant
or the landlord ? While I and most others are not interested in making
money from owning music I believe it gives one much more flexibility in
how one chooses to use it. I for one am a dinosaur and will not
willingly go the
The biggest factor for Squeezeboxen for me is that they are dedicated
devices with good sound quality.
For me its a bit of a pain to turn on bt, pair, switch to music app etc.
Its much more simpler just to hit play on the device or unplug my radio
and drag it all over the house.
And I love my
The biggest factor for Squeezeboxen for me is that they are dedicated
devices with good sound quality.
For me its a bit of a pain to turn on bt, pair, switch to music app etc.
Its much more simpler just to hit play on the device or unplug my radio
and drag it all over the house.
And I love my
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