Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 4:13 PM, Kaizen28 wrote: > > My hardware it mostly soldiering on but I'm > sure at some point they will start to fail. I've had a SB3 fail and > replaced it with a Touch, courtesy of Ebay. This works fine as an > interim fix

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

For my main stereo system in the living room I use a barebone and run Daphile on it. The Barebone is plugged via USB into an asynchronous DAC and the music files are on a portable harddrive also connected via USB. Have had this one running for almost four years without any glitches - rock stable

Re: [slim] Spotty Problem

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Re: [slim] Spotty Problem

I posted previously with more info. Was hoping for a lightbulb moment regarding the router to be honest. Dodeth's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=44050 View this thread:

[slim] Largest U.S. radio company iHeartMedia files for bankruptcy

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Re: [slim] Spotty Problem

I think you will need to provide much more information if you expect help. Saves all the; "have you done? are doing this, that and the other" type of questions. Man in a van's Profile:

[slim] Spotty Problem

I've not been able to get Spotty working for the last few days. Does anyone know if there is anything about the implementation that would be affected by a router change? That is the only factor I can think of that may have affected things.

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

Here's another vote for the Raspberry Pi solution. I've put together a couple, both using piCorePlayer. One has a HiFiBerry Digi+ Pro and the other has an Allo DigiOne. Jim Pattison's Profile:

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

mherger wrote: > While the CPU isn't that much of an improvement, I'm looking forward to > > compare scan times anyway, as I use it with my music collection stored > on a NAS. But given the age of the NAS the throughput might as well be > limited on this end :-). > I presume it would need to

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

The AirPlay-plugin works very well with the hardware I've tested. Hegel H90 Audio Pro Addon C5 SB Touch to Hegel H90, Boston Acoustics A26. SB 3 to Audio Pro T3. AirPlay Bridge to Audio Pro C5 and Hegel H90. SB BOOM SB Radio ReadyNAS 202 iPeng

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

(There's a new Pi 3B+ with much improved CPU and network throughput by the way .. Should be rock solid reliable, mine are.) While the CPU isn't that much of an improvement, I'm looking forward to compare scan times anyway, as I use it with my music collection stored on a NAS. But given the

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

(There's a new Pi 3B+ with much improved CPU and network throughput by the way .. Should be rock solid reliable, mine are.) -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk- -- Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver NAS with Debian+LMS 7.9.0 Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of

Re: [slim] What are your long-term SqueezeBox solutions?

drmatt wrote: > Buy plenty of spares.. > ...^^This^^... I've been picking up spare players from eBay for a couple of years now, I look after my system of 3 Radios, 1 Boom and 1 Touch and my sister's setup with 2 Radios and a Touch. At the moment we both only listen to either our own