Hi
Pippin mentioned, that with High Sierra, one can sync flac to iTunes - but it
doesn’t work for me. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Rainer
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> Ron M wrote
> I really like having my own collection of "owned" (or, let's be honest,
> in a few instances "stolen") music. I love using LMS, and enjoy
> tinkering. But if I were starting out on the music appreciation path now
> I'd probably be using streaming services almost exclusively, and
>
dhallag wrote:
> Yes +1 for me as well.
And +1 for me BUT I do also like streaming from Spotify as implemented
by Spotty, DSTM and LastMix when I forget I am my own DJ and fail to add
to my playlist before it ends.
Although I appreciate Michael's efforts with Spotify Connect I can't see
me usin
pippin wrote:
> There are limits to how many items streaming services let you retrieve
> per request
Yes ok but using Deezer via MySqueezebox.com, I don't have this limit.
It pulls back what appears to be everything -- I've been comparing
Deezer.com, versus Mysqueezebox Deezer vs. IckStream Dee
JerryS wrote:
> There is another dimension to this debate. It may be a generational
> thing but I like to own stuff. I don't much admire myself for this as I
> can see the ethical, philosophical, social and environmental benefits of
> the commons. In another life, I would like to be a Zen monk
alfista wrote:
> Could be many reasons, at the top I suspect is that it just was two
> completely different departments under the Logitech umbrella working on
> the products, possibly on opposite sides of the world. Typical for big
> companies.
> And if they against all odds were aware of each ot
Apesbrain wrote:
> I certainly get your point, but any BT speaker can connect to a
> phone/tablet running SqueezePlayer or iOS equivalent. Do it all the
> time.
Wouldn't that drain the phone's battery?
(I've considered this to get stereo, but instead I just sync 2 SB
Radio's configured for left
Tony T wrote:
> What I never understood was why Logitech did not make their UE Wireless
> speakers (and other brands) compatible with LMS. It would be great if
> there was a way to have a portable wireless (or BT) speaker connect to
> my LMS.
I certainly get your point, but any BT speaker can co
Tony T wrote:
> What I never understood was why Logitech did not make their UE Wireless
> speakers (and other brands) compatible with LMS. It would be great if
> there was a way to have a portable wireless (or BT) speaker connect to
> my LMS.
Could be many reasons, at the top I suspect is that i
frankd wrote:
> Smart people will stay with Squeezebox
Well, yes, but I can see why someone would "move on" to Sono's. When a
company stop selling a product, and the only way to add new players is
to buy used (or build your own), well, that's the time to think of an
alternative.
What I never u
travelfotografer wrote:
> Can you elaborate on support for DSD128? Is it via Touch or other third
> party transport? I m using Touch with EDO plugin to feed my DAC via USB.
> My DAC plays DSD64 n DSD128 both via DoP. Touch is limited to 192kHz PCM
> so DoP support is limited to DSD64 over 176kHz
There is another dimension to this debate. It may be a generational
thing but I like to own stuff. I don't much admire myself for this as I
can see the ethical, philosophical, social and environmental benefits of
the commons. In another life, I would like to be a Zen monk. But as I
am, my musi
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