sternenjaeger wrote:
> Years ago i wrote a small bash script for a bedside Radio to do exactly
> this (to reduce power consumption, wifi radiation and primarily to avoid
> angry screams from the other half of the bed in case this radio is
> accidentally selected as a player late in the evening...
Since a certain nightly of 7.9 at least the Webif mirrors the menu
settings of the selected squeezebox. In such way you could get rid of
umwanted entries. Most apps use the menu structure provided by LMS.
Chances are high that your Logitech app will do the same, as you want.
Speaking about apps -
I have been reading through forums posts, but I don't seem to be able to
find any of the mechanisms used to customize the menu on my web
interface and phone apps. I am running LMS 7.8.1 on debian. I use the
logitech squeezebox app on my iOS devices, and squeezer and squeeze ctrl
on my android de
I wouldn't worry about power consumption on one of these devices. In
their quiescent state the draw is minuscule, and the difference between
paused and "off" is a small fraction of minuscule. You'll save more
power by making one less pot of coffee a month than by setting an SB to
the off state eve
Mnyb wrote:
> The radio has a "more off state" if you press the button it actually
> shuts down the OS and screen and idles in some kind of low power mode ?
> Wonder how that works if it's like linux computer you issue a shutdown
> command and boot with the button ?
>
Years ago i wrote a small
This is obviously not what you are looking for as it is a manual system.
My players are connected via surge bars which I turn off at night. How
many players do you have?
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1466761329 @ Sat Jun 25 04:19:06
UTC 2016
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
PowerSave plugin will put each player into standby after a set time of
inactivity. Or, using Netcat you can run a batch file at the recurring
time of your choice:
Code:
@echo off
::adapt the following set statements
set netcat=C:\Progra~1\Netcat\nc.exe
set l
The radio has a "more off state" if you press the button it actually
shuts down the OS and screen and idles in some kind of low power mode ?
Wonder how that works if it's like linux computer you issue a shutdown
command and boot with the button ? The Power supply wil still run
ofcourse .
Radio is
