chamonix wrote:
> tcutting, toby 10
>
> *Well, with a proper Digital Coax, or TOSlink it is now working!!* Just
> to be sure I had ordered a Digital Coax *and* a 3 foot TOSlink cable at
> the same time. Both cables arrived today. I had previously tried a
> regular (single) RCA cable between t
cliveb wrote:
> Comments like this just go to show how badly some people misunderstand
> the Squeezebox ecosystem.
>
> None of the Squeezebox players were ever Windows devices, and the server
> software isn't an audio application - it sends packets of data via
> TCP/IP to the players. You can ru
I dont think that the freezer trick still works on some newer drives
anymore...
That trick only works in the old days, where 160 GB drives were highend
stuff.
A drive (even if its cooled with dryice) gets hot to soon to get some
data out of it.
In the old days that wasnt a issuebut todays drives
chrisla wrote:
> I could not make this up if I tried...
>
> I have a drive that is failing. I put it in an external enclosure to try
> to
> work out what can be recovered from it.
>
> Running a directory listing it got as far as:
>
> ../20070715/Pink Martini and then quit...
>
> Longtime foll
tcutting, toby 10
Well, with a proper Digital Coax it is now working!! Just to be sure I
had ordered a Digital Coax *and* a 3 foot TOSlink cable at the same
time. Both cables arrived today. I had previously tried a simple RCA
cable between the SB3 and my amp connecting the digital coax termina
chamonix wrote:
> Yes. Now the other speaker is powered when I swapped the red and white
> RCA cables. The white RCA jack out of the SB3 appears to be dead.
Sounds like a bad capacitor for the "white" output channel - fairly
common failure (at least for SB3/Classics, I assume SB2s are virtually
pippin wrote:
> Oh, and they have one really annoying policy change they just told me
> about today: In the past a metadata rejection meant that you only need
> to fix the metadata and when you didn't have to submit a new build then
> you'd go to review again within 24h. Now you have to queue up
I could not make this up if I tried...
I have a drive that is failing. I put it in an external enclosure to try to
work out what can be recovered from it.
Running a directory listing it got as far as:
./20070715/Pink Martini and then quit...
Longtime followers will see the extreme irony in that
Oh, and they have one really annoying policy change they just told me
about today: In the past a metadata rejection meant that you only need
to fix the metadata and when you didn't have to submit a new build then
you'd go to review again within 24h. Now you have to queue up again,
adding another w
Oh my, that's bad.
This is a real issue especially with Apps they can't easily test.
The number of metadata rejections due to edge case issues I've been
getting over the last year has been much bigger than in the past, too.
And actually most of those were about issues that can theoretically hit
ev
Sounds like they are taking the literal interpretation of a browser.
Perhaps consider changing the description an not use "browser" but
instead something like "a graphical interface which provides information
residing on the internet..."
bluegaspode wrote:
> The fix is available for over a week
misternatural wrote:
> How soon do you think you will have a fix for it?
The fix is available for over a week now already. Unfortunately the
App-update is stuck in Apples review process.
Anyone want to have a laugh, then read on about how the story goes on.
- Is written above Apple first com
bluegaspode wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> thanks a lot for reporting this issue. An update has already been
> created and sent to Apple yesterday. It is waiting for a review from
> Apple now (typically 5-7 days).
>
> I'm very sorry for the inconvenience caused in the meantime.
>
> For those intereste
toby10 wrote:
> Yes, and when swapped the issue switched which speaker/amp did not work,
> correct? If issue was originally with L channel, L/R cables swapped,
> now issue is with R channel?
Yes. Now the other speaker is powered when I swapped the red and white
RCA cables.
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bpa wrote:
> ffmpeg can do lots of different conversion but faad just does aac. So
> faad is small lightweight but can only convert files - it cannot handle
> http. LMS can strip AAC from simple http stream which is why LMS can
> play AAC stream such as somafm but AFAICT LMS cannot strip AAC out
garym wrote:
> p.s. I'm curious about the fact that my "file types" now shows "ffmpeg"
> or "ffmpeg/lame" for mpeg-4 file types and previously showed "faad" or
> "faad/lame" for mpeg-4. Does this mean that my local m4a files are now
> converted using ffmpeg rather than faad? And what does that
Success!
After fixing the line endings, all works. I can play local m4a files (as
I could before) and I can now play the "Sound Opinions" podcast stream.
Thanks bpa for the detailed help and on this.
p.s. I'm curious about the fact that my "file types" now shows "ffmpeg"
or "ffmpeg/lame" for
Giza2020 wrote:
> Hmmm bummer..no idea why the bbc don't offer overseas licences with vpn
> ..must be some model that could work for non uk.
>
> Is there an android apk available to download outside the store?..thats
> assuming you have an android device
IIRC BBC chased away (legally) any non
Hmmm bummer..no idea why the bbc don't offer overseas licences with vpn
..must be some model that could work for non uk.
Is there an android apk available to download outside the store?..thats
assuming you have an android device
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Giza2020 wrote:
> Bbc Iplayer radio just got casting abilities. .
But BBC iPlayer is not available outside the UK so no use to me.
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Bbc Iplayer radio just got casting abilities. .. good news if lms bbc
ever breaks beyond repair ( hopefully never will!) But for a short term
fix during one of the bbc's well known ballsups I'll be glad i have
one.
Awesome device i must say ..shame the use case is case is fragmented
apps on mobil
garym wrote:
> Thanks again. yes, name was typo. I created the file with windows7
> "NOTEPAD" (text editor). It says saving with ANSI coding. Other options
> are unicode, unicode big endian, UTF-8. I've attached my file from
> dropbox, link below:
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2740348
chamonix wrote:
> .
> I did swap out the RCA cables from my SB3 to amp. Problem is one channel
> out of the SB3. When cables are swapped, I get music out of my other KEF
> speaker...
Yes, and when swapped the issue switched which speaker/amp did not work,
correct? If issue was originally wi
Mnyb wrote:
> Or is there a better text editor for Windows like emacs ?
Yes - Wordpad on Windows can make files with Linux line endings but IIRC
it is a save option. Notepad is only useful for files intended for
WIndows only.
Howeve I still need to check to see if line endings is the source o
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