I know about Inguz, but has anyone developed a simple EQ plugin? Just
basic bass, treble controls?
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Radio
O2 Joggler + SqpOS + Aune X2 T-amp + Mordaunt Short ms-3.40 speakers
UPnPBridge - 2 paired Sonos
Mnyb wrote:
> What I don't clearly remember is how it's coexist with the fixed volume
> at 100% setting
This seems to be the issue. I did change that option when I went to a
smart remote setup with an SB3. Now I disabled it, and I think the
problem is solved.
Living Room: Squeezebox v3 (Wire
Hi Guys,
Nothing lasts forever, but I am have to say I am impressed by the amount
of activity that's springing up around the globe these days basically by
hobbyists and the technically able users, but it all seems very positive
to me. Some key enablers have been Logitech's enlightened GPL licensi
utgg wrote:
> No it's not. It is in embedded rom.
Yes and no. The RPi designers did quite some cost-cutting measures. The
first-stage bootloader, in RPi terminology, is indeed in ROM, and can't
be updated, but the only thing that that code can do is load the second
stage (bootcode.bin) from the
Thank you very much! With that password I succeded!
Best regards
Jan
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Julf wrote:
> Yes, the first stage bootloader firmware is update-able, but usually
> there is little need to do it unless you need to boot from exotic
> hardware or directly over the net.
No it's not. It is in embedded rom.
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Roon streaming to SB3, Touch (EDO) and Boom.
Seems to be released soon according to
https://community.roonlabs.com/t/squeezebox-support/1043/142
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janti wrote:
> Thank you very much!
>
> Then I understand better, and I've been to RAIDar and gone to Setup. I
> remember now that that's what I did several years ago too.
>
> Username and password is needed, though. I remember the default was
> something like admin + admin before, but that doe
janti wrote:
> Thank you very much!
>
> Then I understand better, and I've been to RAIDar and gone to Setup. I
> remember now that that's what I did several years ago too.
>
> Username and password is needed, though. I remember the default was
> something like admin + admin before, but that doe
pippin wrote:
> I think the misunderstanding here is that it's not MySqueezebox.com you
> use to access the music on your NAS. You can just download the software
> from MySqueezebox.com and it gives you access to online sources.
> What you need to access for your local music is Logitech Media Ser
DJanGo wrote:
> Forget about that stripdown
>
> :eek: you see me really impressed :o
>
> I should investigate that - i (better the *tux wrapper i made) need ~20
> minutes for this task (refreh documentation) :confused:
>
> Anyway have a nice day:o
>
> @julf Yapp an early MKi
And you :-)
W
DJanGo wrote:
> @julf Yapp an early MKi
Excellent! Great fun! I go for slightly larger ones:
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That picture was taken in 1999, waiting for Harwich-Hook of Holland
ferry - imagine driving up to customs and immigration like that in
2015... :)
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pkfox wrote:
> Precisely Steve and it takes a matter of minutes to copy the database
> and run the documenter - this is a classic case of *if it ain't broke
> fix it till it is*
Forget about that stripdown
:eek: you see me really impressed :o
I should investigate that - i (better the *tux wrap
DJanGo wrote:
>
>
> btw: did you recon the car from my avatar? Should be some in surrey as
> well
>
>
A Mini Moke?
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people"
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I don't. I wanted you to confirm it can't be upgraded and ALL "user
> accessible" software is on the SD card? Yes?
Not quite. See my previous reply about "raspberrypi-bootloader".
> Yes you are right, I agree. I stopped playing with PCs 15 years ago and
> have forgotten a
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I don't think this is doing what you think it does
> This appears to be updating firmware files on the Raspian (Debian)
> system.
> These firmwares are pushed to certain devices which need them when
> connected.
>
> Actually just looked into this a bit further, they are firmw
alastaid wrote:
> OK, so I maybe wrong with the term "firmware", but I ran the rpi-update
> as per here: http://www.devils-heaven.com/raspberry-pi-firmware-update/
>
> which did appear, at least, to be doing something on the board as
> opposed to the card, but I could be wrong, I cant even fin
Django, looks like you are on the money Many thanks, I am not
using fake macs, removed the section for the suspect pi in the
server.prefs and bingo it works, very pleased.
I assume at sometime I (or one of my kids!) has been in and started
playing with the settings on the player and caus
janti wrote:
> Thank you!
>
> I have all my music on my NAS, no problem uploading it to the NAS, but I
> cannot access it via the web anymore ('www.mysqueezebox.com'
> (http://www.mysqueezebox.com)), but I can access podcasts etc.
>
> This is probably no good explanation, though.
>
> Best rega
I think the misunderstanding here is that it's not MySqueezebox.com you
use to access the music on your NAS. You can just download the software
from MySqueezebox.com and it gives you access to online sources.
What you need to access for your local music is Logitech Media Server
which might be runn
garym wrote:
> Your own music would have been stored on your own local computer. It
> would now run Logitech Media Server. This used to be called
> squeezecenter, then squeezeboxserver.
>
> P.s. In the old days there was some sort of MP3 vault that allowed
> cloud storage of MP3 files. I think
alastaid wrote:
> OK, so I maybe wrong with the term "firmware", but I ran the rpi-update
> as per here: http://www.devils-heaven.com/raspberry-pi-firmware-update/
>
> which did appear, at least, to be doing something on the board as
> opposed to the card, but I could be wrong, I cant even fin
steve-g wrote:
> Surely you know if you've added new music so know when to do a
> documentation update.
Precisely Steve and it takes a matter of minutes to copy the database
and run the documenter - this is a classic case of *if it ain't broke
fix it till it is*
We can't stop here this is bat
OK, so I maybe wrong with the term "firmware", but I ran the rpi-update
as per here: http://www.devils-heaven.com/raspberry-pi-firmware-update/
which did appear, at least, to be doing something on the board as
opposed to the card, but I could be wrong, I cant even find out where I
read that you
DJanGo wrote:
>
> But the truth behind that is just simple:
> If you stop the logitechmediaserver (what reason ever you have to) the
> filestamp from the library.db changes - so its tricky to find out "is
> there is a reason to update the documentation?"
>
> I'd love to let my pcs do stuff for
DJanGo wrote:
> No problem :o
>
> i am just a poor guy that even shortens all unneeded languages from the
> strings.txt -
>
> *That* saves a bit space and added such a huge amount of response time
> you cant really count :rolleyes:
> And i am quite as old as your avatar loks like- when i was yo
pkfox wrote:
> Don't see the point all your doing is saving a bit of space which you
> can achieve by deleting the copy when you're done
No problem :o
i am just a poor guy that even shortens all unneeded languages from the
strings.txt -
*That* saves a bit space and added such a huge amount of
DJanGo wrote:
> @ dasmueller:
> its frustrating to see someone that has an idea realized that idea and
> decides to share his idea even when that means he has a lot more to to
> than just use his thing for his own purposes and some other jump on the
> train and ask for impossible or senseless thi
@ dasmueller:
its frustrating to see someone that has an idea realized that idea and
decides to share his idea even when that means he has a lot more to to
than just use his thing for his own purposes and some other jump on the
train and ask for impossible or senseless things...
@pkfox:
I realize
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