[slim] Going back to a previous version

I've been running the latest version (7.7.3 I think) for a while. I seem to have more difficulty with it than older versions. I'm using an original SLIMP3 and I'm running on Windows XP with SP3. Nothing else runs on this box. I do use iPeng on an iPhone as my remote control. After some

Re: [slim] Going back to a previous version tone controls?

Which problems did you have with 7.7.3? For me, 7.7.2/7.7.3 have been the most stable versions ever. 7.5.x has the default support for MySQL if you need that for an extremely large library. If it's 7.5.x I'd use the latest version, 7.5.6. But since the Slimp3 is one of the two devices I don't

Re: [slim] Going back to a previous version tone controls?

Just as an aside, personally if the PC is dedicated to the squeezebox then I'd be running Linux on it and not Windows. In my experience LMS on Linux has been both more reliable and snappier than LMS on Windows on the same hardware. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Re: [slim] ANN: Orange Squeeze 1.3.0 released!

Nice app, but the download feature is a bit of a crapshoot. More often than not, downloading an entire album times out somewhere between 50-90% along the progress bar, and on top of that, no files get physically added to the default music folder on the (virtual) SD card. Also, I would really

[slim] Bufferiing issue with HD files from NAS; same files OK from Imac

Hi Folks, first post :) I am having a buffering issue on my SB classic, only with HD files (24/96 Flac's) which are stored on my QNAP NAS which is running LMS 7.7.2. Other file types are doing just fine. Funny thing is that if i redirect (change music source) my SB towards my Imac loaded with

Re: [slim] Bufferring issue with HD files from NAS; same files OK from Imac

Welcome! The SB3 only handles 24/48 files at most. So the NAS (or iMac) has to transcode in real time. You're seeing buffering issues because the NAS is CPU-bound by the job. The iMac is much more powerful and handles it ok. 4 SB 3 • iPeng (iPhone + iPad) • SqueezeLite • Squeezebox Server

Re: [slim] ANN: Orange Squeeze 1.3.0 released!

floepie wrote: Nice app, but the download feature is a bit of a crapshoot. More often than not, downloading an entire album times out somewhere between 50-90% along the progress bar, and on top of that, no files get physically added to the default music folder on the (virtual) SD card.

Re: [slim] Windows Users: Run a full library scan following time changes

JJZolx wrote: Reminder bump. Thanks...I usually remember to do this, but had neglected this time. bwaldron's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1073 View this thread:

Re: [slim] Windows Users: Run a full library scan following time changes

I forgot as well. Thanks dasmueller's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=38035 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=44626 ___

Re: [slim] Bufferring issue with HD files from NAS; same files OK from Imac

Thanks Epoch! For the welcome and clear answer :) Would an upgrade to a SB touch ( if i can find one) or any other recommended audio streamer help in this respect? Replacing the NAS would also be an option in my case (5 years of uncompromised service, but runnig out of storage space) Thanks

Re: [slim] Bufferring issue with HD files from NAS; same files OK from Imac

In theory yes I guess so, the touch does support up to 24/96 so wouldn't require transcoding, although for the price current touches go for the NAS might be cheaper. Alternatively you could permanently convert the files to 24/48 Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Re: [slim] Going back to a previous version tone controls?

pippin wrote: Which problems did you have with 7.7.3? For me, 7.7.2/7.7.3 have been the most stable versions ever. 7.5.x has the default support for MySQL if you need that for an extremely large library. If it's 7.5.x I'd use the latest version, 7.5.6. But since the Slimp3 is one of the

Re: [slim] Wake on LAN Question

Thanks to both of you.With these tips, I'll poke around. Living Room: Duet, Adcom GFA 545II, Adcom GFP 555II, Polk SDA 2B Dining Room: Paradigm Atom Monitor v.5 Bedroom: SB3, Pioneer VSX 5700S,Pinnacle PN 5+, MK VX-7 Subwoofer Anywhere Else As Needed: Boom Router: Asus RT-N56U Server: LMS