I posted this elsewhere, but relevant here too:
Google Store is selling Chromecast Audio for $25 ($10 off $35 price).
Also at Best Buy. If you've been wanting to play with one, this might be
the time to pick one or two up.
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garym wrote:
> I bought a SONOS Connect last year just to play with. It is simple to
> setup and use. (To me) there are many annoying things after being used
> to Squeezeboxes and controllers such as iPeng (the SONOS controllers are
> fairly rudimentary, but get the job done of course). But the
I have all 3 bridges Phillipe and yes the AirPlay one is the best.
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*Living Room* - SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 - > Celestion Ditton F20s - Zone 2 ->
Sony TA FE 320 -> Sennheiser RS 130 & B&W P7
d6jg wrote:
> Phillipe's bridges are of course excellent and open up a whole range of
> players to the Eco system but unfortunately they all have compromises
> IMHO. hi-res, gapless playback, sync etc
> The only non Logitech player that fulfills all the criteria to date
> seems to be a Pi with DA
Phillipe's bridges are of course excellent and open up a whole range of
players to the Eco system but unfortunately they all have compromises
IMHO. hi-res, gapless playback, sync etc
The only non Logitech player that fulfills all the criteria to date
seems to be a Pi with DAC. It's the only thing
ServerPowerControl has 'a thread'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?48521-Announce-Beta-version-of-SvrPowerControl)
in the 1/3-party software subforum.
Since GoogleCode has gone dark the repository is no longer available.
You have to download manually the plugin.
Then, last time I've
bobm wrote:
> I made the switch to Sonos and I was pleased to see how easy it was to
> stream my local music. I basically pointed Sonos at my NAS share and
> shut down the LMS. Kind of sad but for our simple needs Sonos is
> working out great.
I bought a SONOS Connect last year just to play
garym wrote:
> Sonos server is essentially built into each unit. The files have to be
> served from somewhere locally, but that can be a NAS or some sort of
> drive attached to a router, etc. I assume this is the main reason that
> Sonos is not willing to update their software in any significant
reinholdk writes:
> scala wrote:
>> It would be great to have a function like "grab music from another
>> player and shut it off", if feasible, so that I don't have to always
>> walk back again to the previous room to send forward the music...!
>
> You can use the Switch Player plugin for this.
scala wrote:
> It would be great to have a function like "grab music from another
> player and shut it off", if feasible, so that I don't have to always
> walk back again to the previous room to send forward the music...!
You can use the Switch Player plugin for this. It can send or grab the
mus
Man in a van wrote:
>
> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/knowhowtec/sonopi-touch-a-raspberry-pi-based-multiroom-audio?ref=category_popular
>
>
>
Doesn't look very promising. Only three actual items ordered (pledged)
and those are the least expensive of the offered items. They have one
epoch1970 writes:
> Not that I really care about Bitbar or the like, but I'd like to point
> we have a great power management plugin thanks to gharris999.
You are referring to https://github.com/gharris999/SrvrPowerCtrl this
one?
> It can do this, among a great many other things (characters une
Not that I really care about Bitbar or the like, but I'd like to point
we have a great power management plugin thanks to gharris999.
It can do this, among a great many other things (characters unescaped
for readability):
Code:
$ nc montreux.local 9090
srvrpowerctrl scr
Now after testing for almost 2 weeks, I still cannot nail it down as a
network or a router error (despite shutting down all my 4 gigabit
routers).
However, I noticed the bug was more pronounced when I used iPeng to
play. Once I forward a track and let the music plays in the background,
it'll only
RSJ writes:
> I switched to Raspberry Pi using Max2play and Hifiberry amps and have
> never looked back. They integrated into my existing Squeezeboxes
> flawlessly and I can sync everything, play anything on my NAS and stream
> Spotify to all of them. I'll be slowly phasing out the older
> Squeez
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