Fizbin wrote:
> Ok, thanks! I will do some experimenting. And yes, that "can't connect"
> message does only appear once. It also appears once when I turn my PC is
> booting. Funny how these machines are never truly off when they are
> powered down. Interestingly, the Transporter runs cooler than
Ok, thanks! I will do some experimenting. And yes, that "can't connect"
message does only appear once. It also appears once when I turn my PC is
booting.
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Thanks epoch -
I'm going to check the female power jack on the SB3, I seem to recall
that never seemed very solid (maybe the solder has weakened).
Does anyone know, if I pull the power plug from the SB3, will it
reconnect to my music server automatically when I power it up? Or will
it try to w
Michael, you hero :-) I'm in!
Thank you so much
Jim
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Fizbin wrote:
> Sometimes (not always) I'd like to have the display turned OFF during
> playback...except if a new track is being played, it would turn on for a
> few seconds and then go off again. Is there a plugin that can do this? I
> doubt it but I figure what the heck, I'll ask.
>
> Over ni
d6jg wrote:
> go to LMS, then Player (choose your Transporter) and then experiment
> with the Now Playing Screensaver options. You may find something that
> will do what you want e.g. Date & Time after a short delay.
There is also a BlankScreensaver plugin IIRC
*Vortexbox LMS 7.9 music on QNA
Fizbin wrote:
> Sometimes (not always) I'd like to have the display turned OFF during
> playback...except if a new track is being played, it would turn on for a
> few seconds and then go off again. Is there a plugin that can do this? I
> doubt it but I figure what the heck, I'll ask.
>
> Over ni
Fizbin wrote:
> Ok, thanks!
>
> So what all would I need, aside from the Rasberry Pi LCD screen, to run
> Squeezeplay? I want to control my Transporter, which is wired to my PC.
> I was going to use my Touch as a controller but the screen is too small.
Have you got a tablet of any sort ?
iPad
Sometimes (not always) I'd like to have the display turned OFF during
playback...except if a new track is being played, it would turn on for a
few seconds and then go off again. Is there a plugin that can do this? I
doubt it but I figure what the heck, I'll ask.
Over night I tend to turn my PC OF
Ok, thanks!
So what all would I need, aside from the Rasberry Pi LCD screen, to run
Squeezeplay? I want to control my Transporter, which is wired to my PC.
I was going to use my Touch as a controller but the screen is too small.
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Fizbin wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a touch screen device to run Squeezeplay?
> Preferably something inexpensive and currently in production.
>
> Thanks.
Here's one option
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104803-SqueezePi
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *2*-Booms, *1*-Reverted
I understand zilch about electronics and electricity but this I know:
the VFD screen uses high voltage, there is a transformer in there that
converts the low voltage current flowing from your PSU to high voltage.
If your PSU is weak or if the power plug in the SB3 has some
play/rust/soldering iss
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