Hi everybody,
as far as I understood it the wandboard could be used as an altenative
or substitute streaming device for a SB device.
So let´s assume my beloved Touch will go to the happy hunting ground
would I then be able to play my music - which is stored on a Syno NAS -
via the wandboard (whi
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Corelli45 wrote:
> I I'm sorry if this is a silly question but I'm trying to weigh up the
> options here. Will the Community Squeeze OS ever be able to run on a
> Squeezebox Touch?
The short answer is no. Providing a release of CSOS that would run on
the Touch is not something we intend to do. W
erland wrote:
> As I've understood, people who want to hook it up to a TV and use a
> IR-remote would use a flirc adapter (http://flirc.tv/) and put it in one
> of the USB ports.
>
> We will see if an actual IR-remote and the flirc adapter is included in
> the package in gen 2 or if it's someth
marflao wrote:
>
> as far as I understood it the wandboard could be used as an altenative
> or substitute streaming device for a SB device (pls correct me if I´m
> wrong).
Correct!
marflao wrote:
>
> So let´s assume my beloved Touch will go to the happy hunting ground
> would I then be able
bakker_be wrote:
> I just looked into the FLIRC thingy, and I don't really like that idea
> from an aesthetic point of view.
Aesthetics? No. This thing isn't being designed to sell at Neiman
Marcus. In the end there will likely be the basis for a viable
commercial product, but not the product it
The musical fidelity vlink2 will work nicely with most modern linux
distros (so should be fine on the Fedora used in Community Squeeaze) as
an asynch USB to SPDIF adapter.
You can use the M2tech Hiface but you need to build the driver for it -
https://github.com/panicking/snd-usb-asyncaudio/wiki
JackOfAll wrote:
> Correct!
>
>
>
> Right now, before the John Swenson DAC board is released which will have
> an electrical SPDIF output, the default Wandboard carrier board has a
> TOSLINK out, but does not have a COAX SPDIF out.
>
>
>
> The current audio (software) driver limits the out
agillis wrote:
> Simplicity.
>
> That's what you get that you don't have now. Drop a CD in the drive and
> it shows up on your SqueezeBox 5 minutes later. One box, no hassles.
+1
I have been running vortexbox for a number of years and its great, not
just for auto ripping CD's but also DVD's w
JJZolx wrote:
> Aesthetics? No. This thing isn't being designed to sell at Neiman
> Marcus. In the end there will likely be the basis for a viable
> commercial product, but not the product itself.
I hope you're intending this as a joke ;) I personally see no reason why
a DIY project should be ugl
bobk...@digido.com wrote:
> Based on the recent replies in this thread (thank you all), my best bet
> is to try applescripting a wav conversion for incoming PT wavs. I do
> hope that someone tries to resurrect LMS independently. In the meantime
> I'm going to move to a computer-based player, it's
Rhapsody & MySB.com working fine for me, including Rhapsody > Search.
Tried player & router reboot?
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socistep wrote:
> +1
>
> I have been running vortexbox for a number of years and its great, not
> just for auto ripping CD's but also DVD's which are both then
> automatically updated on LMS and plex for Roku DVD streaming. The CD
> tagging accuracy is very good, occsionally get a unknown artist
maggior wrote:
> Huh, I didn't know vortex box supported DVDs too. What format does it
> rip too? Which Roku are you using to stream?
>
> Thanks,
> Rich
I'm not sure about options, but without changing anything it produces
.mkv files. And runs PLEX for streaming video to other things (boxee
b
There's no need to have the flirc sticking out at the front - I have
used one for ages in various devices - it works without direct
line-of-sight. It's a very useful gizmo - easily programmed & really
flexible. And a percentage of the low-cost goes to a charitable
foundation.
-
bakker_be wrote:
> I hope you're intending this as a joke ;) I personally see no reason why
> a DIY project should be ugly, especially when JS is already thinking
> about an extruded aluminium casing and other niceties. At the moment all
> my equipment is in an open faced cabinet underneath my te
Mnyb wrote:
> Thing is that they intend to develop the product in 3 stages a 0,5 beta
> that is so fugly that only select devs ever will see it , a 01 "kit"
> product that a wider selection of beta tester could be using and if all
> goes really well a 02 version that is more or less a true produc
bakker_be wrote:
> I'd be quite happy with the 01 "KIT"-version, but I do find a USB stick
> poking out of the front quite ugly, not to mention the issues with
> cleaning: I can just see my wife with her duster, knocking into it,
> breaking the whole thing ...
Read above !
bakker_be wrote:
> I'd be quite happy with the 01 "KIT"-version, but I do find a USB stick
> poking out of the front quite ugly, not to mention the issues with
> cleaning: I can just see my wife with her duster, knocking into it,
> breaking the whole thing ...
Do the cleaning yourself, then
/Jo
Mnyb wrote:
> Thing is that they intend to develop the product in 3 stages a 0,5 beta
> that is so fugly that only select devs ever will see it , a 01 "kit"
> product that a wider selection of beta tester could be using and if all
> goes really well a 02 version that is more or less a true produc
castalla wrote:
> Read above !
I did read it, but I find I'm a bit hesitant to gamble £20 + shipping
(around 30 total) on it working as it does for you, in my environment
;)
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asplundj wrote:
> do the cleaning yourself, then
>
> /johan
> sorry, i had to
roflmao
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dasmueller wrote:
> That's encouraging. It will however leave a segment of potential users w
> the dilemma of how to control the system if they do not have a
> smartphone, tablet or Pc in the listening area to control it-probably a
> small group and not the target user.
All sorted. I've checked
pippin wrote:
>
> Also, it's more than just knowing how to operate your server, you also
> have to organize your music, probably in several libraries and on
> several devices.
> No. The majority of users will want to stream from their laptop when
> using local music, I'm pretty sure about that.
I've recently started using my Squeezeboxes and Transporter after
several years off. Thanks to help here on these forums I was able to
get everything working smoothly or so I thought. Playback was glitch
free connecting three rooms wirelessly for a couple of days then I
started to get tweaked.
garym wrote:
> I'm not sure about options, but without changing anything it produces
> .mkv files. And runs PLEX for streaming video to other things (boxee
> box, roku, etc.). I ripped some DVDs but haven't actually set up a way
> to stream to TV yet.
I use my Oppo to stream movies to my theate
playlist at first. Then a few songs in every song might be suddenly
scattered or you might get six songs of one album then the others etc.
I've tried using Ipeng, remote and only using LMS all with the same
results.
Make sure you didn't leave a book or other on the IR remote... it happened
to
garym wrote:
> I'm not sure about options, but without changing anything it produces
> .mkv files. And runs PLEX for streaming video to other things (boxee
> box, roku, etc.). I ripped some DVDs but haven't actually set up a way
> to stream to TV yet.
Huh, interesting. From a quick googling, i
JackOfAll wrote:
> The short answer is no. Providing a release of CSOS that would run on
> the Touch is not something we intend to do. Which is not to say that at
> some point in the future there couldn't be a community released firmware
> (OS) for the Touch, but I see that as being unlikely, unl
maggior wrote:
> Huh, interesting. From a quick googling, it looks like this will work
> with the Logitech Revue too (google TV).
>
> When it creates the MKV files, does it determine the main program? Does
> it rip the entire disc to a single file? If a single file, is the DVD
> menu supporte
While it rips DVDs and Blu-Ray discs to .mkv it will also mirror to mp4
and/or m2ts if you want. You need to get an MKV license though for
$50.00. A vortexbox can also output 3-5 independant streams or audio
outs, 3 analogue and 2 more by using USB DACs. It's great if you have
a centralized di
Testing Absolute Radio UK's 60s, 70s, 90s, and 00s streams today, I
found only the 60s stream to be lossy. Looks like it's time to bug the
station with another report, as the 60s stream has been lossy for weeks,
if not months.
Your lossless stream URLs (in a *decent* player like VLC or
foobar200
You have t turned on shuffle on some of the synced players ?
Even if get wifi related unreliabilities it should not play games with
the playlist so I suggest that you treat them as separate issues.
Do you use any plugin that could manipulate the current playlist ? is
this static playlist that yo
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