o make it a bit wider (so that the
Location drop down occupies only one line and fixes the overwriting of
the author credit) and taller (so that the buttons show). But the
resizing works (on the two option screens also). It looks like some of
the anchor could yet be tweaked, but it's much
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Didn't see any.
They had one other item - believe it's the regular Squeezebox (?), and
it is also on sale, but nothing extra-extra-special.
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a big seller for them).
I have no connection with this business other than buying things there
once in a while but wanted to make other Squeezebox users aware of it.
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music, (Isn't this the main reason to own this wonderful
device) I have several hundred gigs of shows to convert from the shn
format. Taking time out to convert sure does take away some of that
big easy.
I would love to have the ability to play shn files for a bit longer
with SC7.
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Has anyone got SlimServer 6.2.2 working on their (ppc Hdlan) LinkStation working?
If you, what do you do about the .exe's in the Linux 386i directories under Bin?
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SqueezeBox's IR receiver. However, I think you're made it clear that the headphone port can only be used as an IR output, and not an input.
Thanks,
Larry
On 6/12/06, rudholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't see the point of extending the IR receiver of the SB a few feet
I've red that the headphone port can be used to send IR commands. Can it be used to receive IR commands?
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on't think it has to do with signal strength or line-of-sight. Doubling the delay values helped somewhat.
Perhaps I should try relearning the NAD's remote codes. I have noticed that it steps volume up and down two "steps" at a time, so maybe some of the other codes aren&#x
I like my Harmony 880 remote, but I disagree that it in any way solves problems with devices which don't have discrete on/off codes. It keeps track, but in my experience, often ends up "out-of-sync" with the devices which don't have discrete codes.
Larry
On 6/1/06, radi
It just depends on the components you own. All of mine except the Comcast cable box have discrete on/off codes even though only one has discrete buttons on their remotes.
Larry
On 6/1/06, jmpage2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problem is that even though you can do a discrete
files are the same except the "new" one has additional mappings. What if I changed one of the existing entries, which would end up being used?
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On 5/29/06, lanierb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you edit the original it could get replaced during a software update.I
se you can't separate the liner notes, cover from the case. The "JewelSleeves" mentioned by another responder look good too.
Larry
On 4/19/06, tomsi42 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have thought about nylon sleeves, as they are incredible at savingspace. But I like to keep my CD&
me in three sizes (designed for 4x6 photos, CDs, and DVDs).
Larry
On 4/19/06, tyler_durden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A lot of people like to ditch the jewel boxes and put the discs intoalbums. You can get nylon covered albums that hold 100 CDs pretty
cheaply. I think some may even go as
es out there which work on XP?
I'm aware of anapod explorer and it seems like media monkey has some
ipod management capabilities.
Are there others?
Which ones do you like?
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I encourage to you check it out ... http://blog.pandora.com/pandora/
Regards
- Larry
p.s
I am in no way affiliated to either slimdevices or pandora ... just an adoring customer!
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Alternately, you can just point Foobar to the lame.exe file on your machine in the encoder configuration dialog.
Larry
On 2/1/06, Kevin Deane-Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
oli wrote:> just downloaded and installed foobar2000 but can't find where/how to> convert my FLAC e
t;. You'll find the configuration options for this under "diskwriter" in the Foobar preferences dialog. You can also reach these settings via the same right mouse click described above. Stare at the options for a while and you'll probably figure it out. Search the SlimDevices forums
Get the same behavior with the firewall enabled or disabled.
I also now get an error on XP startup asking me to send an error report
to Microsoft. It reads, "slim.exe encountered a problem and needed to
close."
o be enabled in XP to
allow a web server application to be created?
After multiple attempts I have gotten SqueezeNetwork to connect and
play.
I'm beginning to feel that the serverless approach of folks like Sonos
has considerabl
It's the Windows Firewall.
Under the Exceptions tab the following appear and are checked:
SlimServer 3483 tcp
SlimServer 3483 udp
SlimServer 9000 tcp
UPnP Framework (I'm not sure if this one came from the SlimServer
install or not, but it does appear)
Thank you for the quick replies.
I tried both methods, and it still isn't starting. The firewall is
configured for SlimServer. Even so, I turned it off and tried again.
Still didn't start. Any other suggestions?
en you point to the icon on the tray. The server never actually
completes starting. If you try to access the server from the web, you
get an error message. I feel dead in the water. Any suggestions?
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I looked in the website FAQ and did'nt see any mention of the original
squeezebox being able to access the slim network, anyone got any
insight(s), does it require only slimserver suppport or are there
firmware dependencies?
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I use foobar2000 for that purpose and like it alot. Configuring it
the first time around can be a bit of a chore.
Larry
On 5/11/05, Mark Teigen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> My collection is in Flac. I need MP3 for a portable.
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Foobar will too. I am happy using it. There can be a learning curve
on getting it all set up to work the way you want it to.
Larry
On 4/21/05, max. spicer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Does dbpoweramp preserve file structures? Does anyone know if
> foobar2000 does? I'
Sean confirmed in another thread that native FLAC for SB1 isn't likely
to ever happen.
Larry
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 05:29:18 -0800, Kevin O. Lepard
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> > > I'm a little concerned/disappointed that this may mean that the
> >> "
Yes, I must use it wirelessly so it is a problem for me.
Larry
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 23:20:12 -0800, Phil Karn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I'm happy that you're continuing to innovate and progress, but I have
> > to say that I'm di
tive FLAC will ever be supported on SB1?
Larry
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 22:08:57 -0800, Sean Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Mar 8, 2005, at 9:57 PM, Arthur Cheng wrote:
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> > Wow! Sean,
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> > This is really exciting!! Any chance that the display will support
that 802.11g would be a useful
improvement for the SB and I would agree.
Larry
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 21:56:30 +, Mark Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a separate voice on this, I quite happily stream PCM (from
> FLAC) from my G router (USR805430) to my SB. OK they're no
eless 802.11b.
While I will agree that 10Base-T provides adequate bandwidth, I'll
maintain my disagreement that 802.11b also provides sufficient
bandwidth.
Larry
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 17:21:51 +, Robin Bowes
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> > Yo
FLAC files without you realizing it?
Larry
On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 19:09:13 +, Robin Bowes
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
> > Jeffrey Gordon wrote:
> >
> >> Bennett, Gavin (LDN Int) wrote:
> >>
> >>> The bit for SlimDevices t
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