If on Windows, and you launch a command window (looks like old-style
DOS) you can type the command ipconfig (and press enter).
You should see something like this:
Ethernet adapter Wireless:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Cable Disconnected
Ethernet adapter Office:
Depends on how your network is set up.
I guess you have a router which connects all your
PCs/laptops/squeezeboxes to the web. They're all linked via the
network, and it's likely that a router will control all this. A
commonplace way to set things up is to have each network device given an
IP
enduser Wrote:
There is no nice solution other than building in a quality peak limiter
or running a scanner/filter on the digital data stream before it gets
sent out the digital port for digital-to-digital situations.
Would that not be the same as replay gain? My (admittedly limited)
I like the look of the SB2, and would prefer to buy that rather than an
SB3 for the moment. I currently have an SB1 and am looking for an
upgrade for the native FLAC decode.
I did a quick bit of searching the other week for SB2, but didn't find
any on-line (tried eBuyer, dabs, broadbandbuyer too
Thanks bpa.
I knew that there were other 85mbps devices, but was very keen on the
Netgear one. Though having just spoken to Netgear (UK) they tell me
it's not available here yet, and not to expect it before end of January
:(
Dammit :( By that time I'm kind of hoping that the Netgear MIMO cable
Yes, that's my understanding too. In fact, the various literature I've
read on MIMO would seem to suggest that existing b/g devices would even
experience an _increase_ in performance with a MIMO router. If I've got
it right, it'd seem that the increased signal strength and range of the
MIMO
Additionally (and slightly off-topic, for which I apologise), it seems
that Netgear are soon to release s MIMO cable broadband router. They
already have an ADSL MIMO broadband router on offer, but I'm on cable
(NTL) so must wait for a while.
Apparently MIMO is far more stable than current wi-fi
Not sure if useful to you, but the RAID setup I have was very cheap indeed. I
only use RAID 1 (mirroring) so I only need 1 extra disk for the array, in
addition to any disks for actual backup. I used a super-cheap RAID add-in
controller from eBuyer: £10 or so.
So if you can afford the extra
I've got the makings of something very similar at home.
Even though I have a meagre collection of music, I've invested so much
effort into getting it just right (specifically all the tags) that I've
got the makings of quite a decent backup system.
2 80GB drives in a mirrored RAID array. I
street_samurai Wrote:
Personally, if I was in your position (having ripped to MP3 my whole
collection and re-tagged everything) then I'd seriously considier doing
some listening tests to make sure all the work of re-ripping is worth
it. Several blind tests have found that Lame MP3s with an
radish Wrote:
That kind of thing is actually pretty easy with the right tag editor. I
use J River and it works great for normalizing names, artists etc.
Thanks radish - I'll have a look at J River :)
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I've not researched this _at all_ and I'm sure I could find the answers
on Google within a few mins. But just wanted to get some opinions from
some audiophiles...
I've always used MP3, and on my cheap-ass stereo it sounds fine.
Personally, I actually thought MP3 was fine so long as you went for
Cool. Thanks everyone. It's a bit of a daunting task to re-rip all my
CDs, but certainly the most interesting thing is that once I've ripped
them to FLAC, I shouldn't need to rip them again.
In fact, I kind of thought that was what would happen with MP3s. I've
already ripped around 95% of my
Excellent stuff - thanks for the help.
In fact, I'm already part way there if I follow a process like the one
you suggest... I already have a backup of my tag data in CSV format.
And since my library is comparatively small (less than 5000 MP3s) it
only occupies around 30GB: I've got a couple of
bear in mind also that the nature of a forum is that people tend to post
with problems you don't often see people posting to say everything
was fine
I agree that there is pretty much no other way to judge, but still:
using the number of posts in the forum is not the best way to gauge how
Sounds very much like wireless interference. Possibly a neighbour has
recently setup a WLAN, or has maybe recently bought a 2.4GHz cordless
phone?
Try changing your WLAN channel on your router, and see if the problem
becomes less frequent. I had a similar problem on my SB1, but after
changing
Dave Dewey wrote:
6) It will drive your competitive spirit to listen to more music when
you see
how many more songs your friends have listened to than you.
7) You'll find yourself becoming frustrated when you listen to music
that isn't
being 'Scrobbed, because it doesn't 'count.'
8) Your
I think the problem was the Music Magic Mixer plugin. It was only after
I stopped this AND slimserver (and THEN deleted the cache) that it
worked out ok. If I stopped slim, but not MMM the phantom data still
appeared even after completely deleting the library.
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The other day I posted about some phantom tags: tags which had been corrected
but the old data stillhung around somewhere.
The suggestion was to check through playlists. I did that - in fact I pretty
much deletd all my playlists, but the problem is still here. Today I also
notice that a few
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Subject: [slim] Re: Corrupt library - how to delete it and rebuild fromscratch?
Dan Goodinson Wrote:
So how do I ditch the library and start again? I guess I should think
about upgrading to SS 6.2 while I'm at it, so if that makes things
easier to delete the library then any info
files.
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: Corrupt library - how to delete it and
rebuildfromscratch?
Perfect - many thanks. I'll give
Many thanks!
Although now I'm even more confused :-/
I stopped SS, renamed the .db file to a .db.old file. Then restarted SS and
MusicMagicMixer.
On restart, SS didn't automatically rescan. So I did used the Wipe Cache
option.
After SS had completed scanning the library, the phantom
I've got at least 1 tag that seems to be 'stuck' the SS cache.
Slimserver can see a track by Primitives and also a track by
Primitives, The. I want to get rid of the one by Primitives. Using
the web panel, I've checked the file location for the one that says
Primitives. It's on a CD called
, the track by The Primitives that is causing me all the
problems is called Crash :) :)
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To: Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: [slim] Still seeing incorrect tags
Thanks kdf, thanks Robin.
Yes, it's almost certain that the phantom track exists in a playlist
somewhere. I'll root it out and remove it and let you know.
Cheers,
Dan.
check your old playlists for this file as well. If you have an old
reference in one of them, the metadata stored there
I posted about this on the Predixis forums, and one of the guys there says that
it _should_ work if you start MMM with a '-slim' parameter on startup. There
are lots of details on the site, but sadly I couldn't get it working even with
the -slim switch.
-slim means that MMM will expect SB as
I'm interested in learning a bit more about these power line adaptors...
They would seem to be a pretty much perfect solution for transferring
large files to/from my fileserver. I really don't want to have cables
all over the house which is why I opted for wireless. But wireless is
painfully
I did a bit of googling, and found a range of products... Main concern at the
moment is that the maximum transfer rate is around 14mbps so average transfer
speed are probably more like 8-10mbps. In fact, that's slower than my wireless
right now.
Although it would seem that 85mbps adaptors
: 23 September 2005 13:35
To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: Re: [slim] Re: OT: Power line network adaptors (was: Okay,
maybeit'stime to call it a day...)
Dan Goodinson wrote:
Although it would seem that 85mbps adaptors are on their way, and
should be available in the UK in a few weeks
I found it ;-)
http://www.broadbandcarrier.net/shop.htm
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: OT: Power line network adaptors (was:
Okay
Indeed ;)
I hate to say it (as you probably don't want to hear it ;) but my SB1 is
working fine via wireless... I was only really thinking about the
adaptors for regular network use i.e. not related to SB (hence
off-topic).
In fact, I just chatted to a guy at Solwise (see previous post, with
I'm accessing this via the email lists, so haven't been keeping
up-to-date with your other posts... But from the problems you're having
it certainly does sound like some sort of interference. I suffered what
sounds like the same thing when I first got my SB1. For me, SB would
play fine for a
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Subject: [slim] Re: Okay, maybe it's time to call it a day...
Dan Goodinson Wrote:
After
setting my network to run on channel 13, I find the dropouts have all
but ceased.
Also Squeezebox2 (nudge nudge) like most 802.11g access points, lets you
choose (wink wink) your region
My server is more or less dedicated, as is basically just a fileserver.
Having said that, there is one other app which is constantly running -
Folding At Home. (Kind of similar to Seti At Home or whatever). As
a result, my CPU is permanently at 100% usage. Even then though, I
can't think of
Confirm that shuffle is set to off. It's easiest to see this through
the web panel (IMHO). If set to album or song it will either
shuffle tracks on the album or by whatever criteria you are playing
(e.g. artist, genre etc).
In addition, make sure the tags are all correct. I don't know how SB
Seconded regards sticking up for Windows
My fileserver is a Win2k Pro box. I've had it running 24x7 for a nearly
a year now, and it's been pretty much fine. There have been the
occasional problem with the OS which has required a reboot, but it has
been a very long time since I've actually had
Is there a way to pick up other digital radio stations through the
squeezebox? (SB1, SS 6.0.x)
For example - I was at a friend's place the other day listening to 'Q'
digital radio station through a TV set-top box. I got to thinking that
if SB can play BBC radio stations, is there anything
Is this using the Music Magic Mixer plugin, or the Mood Logic plugin?
Or is this a functionality provided by SB/SS?
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Blake
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Cool - thanks KDF. I guess it's time I upgraded my version of SS ;)
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Sent: 15 September 2005 16:38
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] Random Mix
On 15-Sep-05, at 5:01 AM, Dan Goodinson
Fantastic find re the bbcamerica link!
I've been puzzling over that track since I first saw the mail from
jtfields. I also tried Amazon, and googling the lyrics, but without
success ;)
I've got quite a few of the tracks listed for episode 3, so when I get
home I can go through a process of
Just found a snippet on the web.
The track is called Tricolore by Mover.
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: (Way Off Topic) Name That Tune (From
Subject: Re: [slim] Re: (Way Off Topic) Name That Tune (From U.K. TV
Series)
Dan Goodinson wrote:
Just found a snippet on the web.
The track is called Tricolore by Mover.
Ah, well done!
I got as far as eliminating all tracks except those by Mover but have
been unable to find any samples
I've listened to that snippet so many times it's stuck in my head to
the point that I may try to get a hold of that track myself.
Me too, in fact ;)
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I can't find any earlier emails in this thread :( Can you describe the
sound you get, as I occasionally get something with might be similar.
For me, I quite often get something that sounds a bit like SB (or SS)
has gone out of sync with the radio. It's almost like I'm getting 2
streams at once,
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Subject: [slim] Re: Music file question - how do you manage mixed
albums?
Dan Goodinson Wrote:
I guess I could create a new genre tag for each album...
Why would you need
My music is normally ripped to MP3, but the same would apply to any
audio format... What is the best way to manage albums that are mixed
together? I actually try and avoid them as much as possible, but I
picked up a new CD yesterday that I didn't realise was a mix album. So
it got me thinking
True enough - but by contrast, most of my music is not mixed. For me,
that is the best part of SB - so long as my music tags are correct, I
can tell SB to play me anything from the Chillout genre and it will
play whatever I've tagged as Chillout. I've 'found' loads of stuff
that I never knew I
I know that someone has written an Audioscrobbler plugin for SS. Up
till now, I was always a bit wary of anything that gathers data about
what I listen to/watch/browse or whatever. I've always kind of thought
of that as spyware...
BUT! Someone today introduced me to http://www.last.fm (which
Subject: Re: [slim] Audioscrobbler question
Quoting Dan Goodinson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I know that someone has written an Audioscrobbler plugin for SS. Up
till now, I was always a bit wary of anything that gathers data about
what I listen to/watch/browse or whatever. I've always kind
There's even a group for Squeezebox owners if you don't mind *us*
knowing as well.
LOL!!
Yeah, fair enough :) I'll have to set it up when I get home this
weekend!
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audiofi wrote:
For someone who has a
computer and an iPod but has no idea how to do much else, it is a very
daunting task.
Audiofi,
Maybe I'm over-simplifying but I'd say that if someone can use an iPod,
then they would have no problems using a Squeezebox.
I don't have an iPod, but I'd guess
Johan wrote:
My friends (all major tech geeks all of them) is reluctant since they
do not want to have a pc running all the time (noise, electricity bills
etc etc). To the majority
of potential customers the threshold is exactly there - having to set
up a computer to be always on. This is not an
I had a similar problem when I first started using AlienBBC. In my
case, I'd messed up with the mplayer codecs or the mplayer itself or
whatever.
Did you download all of the codecs, and which folder did you place them
in? I _think_ they should be in the same folder as the mplayer
executable.
It would probably be a fair bit of work for slim devices though.
Nah, Michael could do it :)
That would ultimately push the cost up and might put off as many
people as it persuaded :(
There's really not an awful lot of work involved - Michael's slimCD
goes
a lot of the way. I run my server
No idea above the flac.exe :( I guess something could be up, but I've
not encountered that exe before (it's never caused me any problems) so I
don't know what it is or what it does :(
Another thing that happened to me, which was indeed related to the
bitrate, was that I had no limit to
Is it actually possible to stop a scan of the music library once it is
in progress? Can't find any option to stop scan.
The reason is that I keep accidentally scanning when not ready. For
example - I transferred a new CD album across to the Incoming folder
on my file server today. Then I
That definitely works, but is a bit messy.
It's a Win2k OS with SS installed as a service. If I try to stop the
service, it will invariably fail to respond within a timely fashion
and will remain at status stopping. If I manually kill the process,
then I get problems trying to restart the
Ok - thanks.
Can't remember for definite, but I'm pretty sure that last time I tried
killing the process manually, this caused some upset. Either the
service status still said Started or the service failed to restart
properly (and I ended up rebooting).
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I'd be up for a sticker. If/when they are made up I'm guessing it will
be cool to post to the UK, right? Are you going to make them available
to buy from the website?
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Sent: 05 August 2005 16:51
Yeah, but if the dummy file is a .wav then SS will detect the .wav and
will consider it to be a track in its own right. Therefore SS will look
at the dummy.wav file but won't be able to read any tags from it...
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Also sounds a bit like the rating function available through both
WinAmp and MusicMagic.
But having said that, I wonder if gdg was talking about intro-scan (as
follows):
1. Select intro-scan functionality on a given
album/artist/genre/existing playlist etc - this creates a new playlist
2. A
Perhaps something along the lines of a Favourites list? I'm thinking
along the lines of the flag or mark idea:
1. Listening to whatever is on the current playlist, and hear a song
that stands out above the rest;
2. Use some functionality on the remote to add the currently playing
track to an
I've seen the zap button in the fishbone skin on the web panel - but how
do I call up the zapped playlist?
I always assumed it simply deleted the zapped tune from the playlist - I
don't know it send the tune somewhere else... Plus I always though
pressing/holding 'add' button just added a track
Cool - yep, I've just found it through the web panel. Excellent :)
Going to have a play with it to see how it works through the remote.
Cheers!
Dan.
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!
Cool - yep, I've just found it through the web panel. Excellent :)
Going to have a play with it to see how it works
Indeed it does. Damn. The zap thing sounds very cool, too. Any way
to access this functionality via the remote?
I have a hazy recollection of pressing/holding add button to add a
selected track to the end of the current playlist. So if you've sorted
out your playlist, and are browsing other
FWIW, I'd second this.
While it doesn't happen nearly as often as it used to, my SB still gets
hit by a bit of interference now and then. It full-on reboots (splash
screen, connecting to network etc) and then start from the beginning of
the track again. It occasionally goes through a bad patch
Recently got MusicMagic plugin up and running, and wondering if anyone
can share some MM experiences with me?
On the whole, I'm finding it pretty cool: it's generating some decent
mixes for middle of the road stuff, but it seems to generate some
unusual mixes for on the edge sort of stuff.
e.g.
Thanks Sue.
I think I have the latest version, buy will see if I can download a beta
version. I bought a 1-year subscription, does that allow me access to
the beta download?
Damn - I was kind of hoping that MM would bypass my messed up genres.
I've been chipping away at it for ages, but lots of
Right - so I installed ML, and got the plugin working. All seems pretty
cool (using the 15-day free trial).
Couple of things. I'm using Fishbone skin, and I can see the M icon
next to various genres. I click on the M and I get the option to
choose a mood. Problem is that it only generates a
Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] MoodLogic couple of questions...
On 7/29/05, Dan Goodinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right - so I installed ML, and got the plugin working. All seems
pretty cool (using the 15-day free trial).
Couple of things. I'm using Fishbone skin, and I can see the M icon
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Subject: RE: [slim] MoodLogic couple of questions...
Ah - ok. I'll give that a try instead.
Thanks for the tip - I think I prefer some sort of analysis over user
supplied data...
Good call - cheers
Excellent - thanks for that.
It's currently analyzing my MP3s - with your confirmation, I'll not
worry about restoring anything from backup and will start playing with
it as soon as it's done. It all sounds pretty cool - can't wait to try
it out!
All I've got to do now is get slimserver to
It will probably take a while for this to happen.
Not sure whether the UK retailers get supplied directly from Slim
Devices, or whether they buy stock in from US suppliers. If the latter,
then they would need to sell off those units they already bought at a
higher price before they could
Sorry - my bad. Must have missed the earlier email. Apologies ;)
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: New Prices for SB2!
Quoting Dan Goodinson [EMAIL
Reduce the bitrate - it worked a treat for me when I had EXACTLY the
same symptoms.
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Sent: 07 April 2005 06:57
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] AlienBBC 0.97 and BBC playout
I had exactly the same problem with mine when I first set it up, on a
very similar system to you.
Install LAME encoder into the main slimserver directory, and then
restart the slimserver service. Then launch slimserver, and go to
Player SettingsAudio. Enable bandwidth limiting - mine's at 320
A while ago, a tried setting up some encryption on my wireless network,
but I couldn't get SB to connect to a 64-bit or 128-bit encrypted LAN.
(I think, at the time, I was still on firmware revision 39). I ended up
disabling encryption, so now I'm back to MAC filter. When I tried the
encryption,
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Sent: 06 April 2005 10:18
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Subject: [slim] WPA or WEP encryption - any issues with SB1 (firmware
40)?
A while ago, a tried setting up some encryption on my wireless network,
but I couldn't get SB to connect to a 64-bit
- any issues with SB1
(firmware 40)?
I think it's called 'open key'.
Should only be the choice of the two on your router so it will be clear!
James
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Dude. Ok, ok. We get the message :) Relax :)
(This is the 4th or 5th time I received the same message ;)
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Sent: 05 April 2005 11:18
To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: Re: SV:
Sigh.
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Sent: 05 April 2005 11:26
To: discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: Re: SV: [slim] AlienBBC for Win2K
Could you let me know how you got this trace? I would normal expect to see some
No prob :)
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Subject: [slim] RE: AlienBBC Win2k - Sorry Dan
Sorry Dan my mailer seems to have gone potty!!!
Neil
I've not seen SB2 in the UK yet, although in fairness I've not looked
too hard as I'm happy enough with SB1 for the moment.
I've seen discussion of various issue/problems with the slimserver v6
release, but don't be overly concerned. From my own experience, I've
had it running solidly for most
John,
This sounds kind of similar to the problem I had the other day. When I
first set up AlienBBC, it would either say connecting and then not get
anywhere, or it would connect for a couple of seconds, then would stop,
then play a couple more seconds, then stop again.
It sounds like maybe you
I'm seeing the same thing here, when using 6.0.0 on Win2k.
I've never used the nightlies before, although RPM sounds to be a
Linux package.
Dan: can you tell me whether this is also fix in the Windows nightly?
Cheers,
Dan.
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Forget my last mail - looks like it's fixed in that latest nightly.
Installed it, wiped cache, and library back to normal again.
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Sent: 04 April 2005 18:14
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject
AlienBBC 0.94 (Windows)
SlimServer 6.0.0
SB1 (firmware 40)
Win2k Pro sp4
When I search my MP3 collection (e.g. browse music, browse genres etc) I can
press the remot to search through names of artists/genres/albums in alphabetic
order.
So, for example, if I press button '3' on the remote,
Might sound like a stupid thing to suggest but bear with me...
Browse to your music folder on your hard-drive (e.g. c:\audio). When you can
see c:\audio in the address bar, copy this and paste it directly into the
setting for music folder.
I know it's got to be pretty much impossible to get
Slimserver running on Win2k sp4
AlienBBC 0.94 (I installed all codecs from the mplayer downloads and installed
them into the appropriate codecs folder)
Slimserver 6.0.0
Squeezebox (original, not SB2) (firmware 40)
I've been playing about with AlienBBC, as I thought it would be cool to get
Ok - third attempt:
Slimserver running on Win2k sp4
AlienBBC 0.94 (I installed all codecs from the mplayer downloads and installed
them into the appropriate codecs folder)
Slimserver 6.0.0
Squeezebox (original, not SB2) (firmware 40)
I've been playing about with AlienBBC, as I thought it
bandwidth to stream otherwise.
Adrian
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Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 6:49 PM
Subject: [slim] AlienBBC nearly working, but need some help
Ok - third attempt:
Slimserver running on Win2k sp4
AlienBBC
What a total result!!
I'm currently listening to Ed Reardons Week through SB :-) :-) :-)
Well chuffed!! Absolutely top plugin - thanks Adrian :-)
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To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject
They are also hyper-sensitive to wireless interference. I had this
problem some time ago (and still see it occasionally). I think the
worst of it (for me) was down to interference.
This might explain why you encounter the problem in your new house -
maybe your neighbours use a cordless phone,
I want a pony.
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Sent: 02 March 2005 16:14
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: RE: [slim] New Squeezebox?
Do I spy some flames on the horizon?
Christopher Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Fantastic - you actually raised it as an enhancement request? :D
And I was only _half_ serious :D :D
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Sent: 02 March 2005 17:00
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] New Squeezebox?
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