e BOTH hands equally
pippin;482008 Wrote:
> Hm... does anybody know whether I can change the poll to add "both"?
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perform some action. The beauty of the SBC is you only need
one hand. I'm not really sure how that affects my right/left hand
preference though :)
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is to use the plugins
page to install MusicInfoSCR. The defaults should match the box.
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The Boom has metal speaker grilles which can be easily removed and
cleaned. The Radio has a cloth speaker grille.
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MrSinatra;520279 Wrote:
> sounds like touch is going to be announced any moment now.
> (extrapolation)
Touch was announced in September.
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FWIW, these forums have both thread rating and user reputations enabled.
They could possibly benefit from some tweaking and publicity, but they
are there. Almost no one ever uses them.
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w that.
AFAIK, the text descriptions can be changed, but we are stuck with the
tiny "traffic light" icons instead of just text.
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I am happy with the NHT Outdoor Ones.
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Works for me.
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now or to whom, specifically, you should submit such a request.
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Settings->Advanced->Networking
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At one time, the philosophy was that any settings likely to be changed
less often than once per day (or something like that) should be down
under advanced. In that case, I guess it makes sense.
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I'm not really sure what details would be most useful to you, but FWIW I
have a Classic in the living room and a Boom in the kitchen. I almost
always turn on both of them and play them synced.
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This is mostly my fault. Please let us know what kind of content would
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experience
and what the Squeezebox family does versus just showing a list of
products
- Address the top questions not being adequately explained on
SlimDevices.com
- Make branding consistent with Logitech to reduce confusion
Feel free to check it out and let us know what you think.
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e?
At least for now, forums.slimdevices.com, wiki.slimdevices.com, etc
will not change. And as I mentioned, www.slimdevices.com will still
resolve, but be a redirect.
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maggior;444617 Wrote:
> I wouldn't drop it in the sink, put it in the oven (conventional or
> microwave). It might not do well in the dishwasher either. :-).
But it is surprisingly easy to clean when the lid flies off of a nearby
food provessor :)
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JackOfAll wrote:
> The Wandboard Dual is the preferred hardware platform. This will not
> change. The JS DAC carrier board has been designed to work with the
> Wandboard and its EDM connector. If you wish to use the JS designed DAC
> carrier board when it becomes available, it will only work with
Triode wrote:
> To add to this - we specifically picked the Wandboard for two reasons
> (and you can see some agonising on this on the thread re hardware):
> 1) We know it supports USB Dacs well as it has hardware ehci based
> scheduling. Other platforms such as Beaglebone and Pi have serious
>
I've been having the same thoughts about USB displays - both touch and
non. They are much cheaper than hdmi and even a vga resolution would be
sufficient in some uses.
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As a non-audiophile, I've been thinking about how I might use
Squeezelite with a Pi/Wandboard/etc as a tabletop replacement. Can
anyone recommend good quality USB speakers (AC powered) suitable for
this purpose? By "good", I mean something similar in size, price and
quality to the Audioengine A2
guidof wrote:
> Nothing wrong with the Audioengine A2, unless you can afford the A5.
Oh, I agree. I like them both. My question is whether there is
something similar with an integrated USB DAC.
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cliveb wrote:
> I don't have a speaker recommendation for you, but if you are thinking
> about running Squeezelite on a Pi, be warned that the Pi's USB
> implementation is known to have issues that mean it is not compatible
> with some USB DACs.
>
> I have Squeezelite running on a Pi feeding a c
dar.fm integrates with the mp3tunes app and works pretty well.
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mkanet wrote:
> DAR.FM looks like it uses a pretty sketchy way to gain access to Howard
> Stern daily radio shows. I tried it one time; and, it already gave me
> an error related to accessing todays stream. I have no idea how it
> access the radio show when it doesnt even ask for my sirusxm
> c
Let's see whether it has an api available.
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SqueezeCommander has an option, which is off by default, to mute or
lower the volume when the phone the phone is in use. Did you enable
this?
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I use easytag.
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I've seen this happen to my SB2's after a power glitch where a byte or 2
of the MAC will flip to FF. You can set the MAC address in the firmware
menu.
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Anyone running Orange Squeeze on KitKat yet? Any issues?
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I've been running Orange Squeeze Preview for a few days on a Nexus 7
with Kit Kat. No problems so far.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Just updated my 2012 Nexus 7 to kit kat and Orange Squeeze initially
> worked but after rebooting the device it crashes every time I try to
> access Artists, Albums etc. This applies to preview version as well.
The 1.x version hangs/crashes for me too, but I didn't notice
Skyhawk wrote:
> Hi there. At the weekend, I downloaded both the preview and "regular"
> versions of Orange Squeeze to my Google Nexus 7. It looks great and
> seems very smooth. However, the app only seems to display the list-view.
> I've played around with the number of columns but I can't get t
For anyone considering cloud backup, I'm very happy with crashplan.com.
It's about $60 per year for unlimited storage. The initial backup can
take quite a while depending on how much data you have, but from then on
it just updates itself incrementally. Upload speed seems to be limited
only by m
jimzak wrote:
> I wonder if backing up 7 TB of files is even feasible? Seeing that even
> over USB 2, a 2TB drive takes 12-24 hours, I doubt it.
crashplan.com offers an option where you can ship them a drive for the
initial backup at an extra cost. Otherwise, yeah it can take quite a
while. E
Is there any way to have Orange Squeeze Preview available as one of the
"Start App" options?
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jimbobvfr400 wrote:
> In OSP just goto the player screen and click the option to start
> squeezeplayer.
Thanks for the suggestion - I'll try doing it that way.
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I've found dar.fm to be unreliable. They have also slowly removed
features from the free version over the last few years. I now use
streamripper which is a simple tool that can be run from cron.
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This is very cool. I don't have a use case for ickstream right now, but
it's great to see development like this getting released. Congrats
guys!
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To me, the sad thing is that I wonder how many other potential third
party projects or contributors are deterred by the mystery and
uncertainty of all this. I suspect that the truth about all of this is
much more mundane and narrowly defined than most people suspect.
Without knowing that for sur
Mnyb wrote:
> Another q should a microwave oven really leak that much ? I would change
> the oven . My old wrt54gl did not have problems with my microwave .
> And especially if the effect is not very local and if it can disturb
> stuff rooms away , I would definitely change the oven .
Agreed. O
Note that many of these cheap tablets come with no Google apps which
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simbo wrote:
> ...as long as Rhapsody, last.fm, TuneIn, etc don't change their APIs.
> Which they will. If there's no incentive to update mysb.com it *will*
> die.
This is the key point. I anticipate that my SBs obsolescence will be
driven by incompatibilities with music services going forward.
Marvell and Globalscale have done a crappy job of supporting their
products and developing a community around them. It's a mistake to
judge the Linux community as a whole based on this example.
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> Agh! When did this (end of SqueezeBox) start??
Late 2006.
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mherger wrote:
> Because you are not alone there are no plans to shut down mysb.com.
I think the real question is what will happen if, for example, Spotify
changes their API and updates are needed on the MySB side to keep it
active. Will the music services just all fade away one by one as this
pippin wrote:
> They do license a lot for the players.
> There are two aspects here:
> Software licenses (probably for mp3, WMA, and AAC) and patent fees (at
> least mp3 and WMA, not sure about AAC). Both come with a fixed minimum
> cost that makes them prohibitive at low volumes.
Note also that
dustinsterk wrote:
> Hello John,
> I have started a list of things we will need going forward. Please
> include your username for anything you want to help or assist with and
> copy and paste this list in your post (so it continues to grow):
> 1) Hardware design and implementation - John S.
> 2
JohnSwenson wrote:
> Gen05 is going to have an ethernet jack, serial port, RCA analog and
> TOSLINK digital, and two host USB ports, thats it. It just enough to be
> able to get drivers going for our audio interfaces. I'm thinking that
> this just has Squeezelite for the first launch of Gen1 boa
How about a single front panel LED that indicates connection status via
a complicated series of different colors and flashing rates? :P
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pperse wrote:
> It sounds like the indicator of the Reciver.
Yes. It was a joke...
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JohnSwenson wrote:
> There is no concept of "factory reset" like there was on the Touch. The
> Touch used a union file system with a separate file that kept the
> changes to the relesed image. The factory reset just cleared out the
> "changes" file. The software guys do not seem to be develop
I agree - I don't want to have to turn on my TV to listen to music.
However, Spotify has changed how I use my SBs. I have basically stopped
maintaining my local music library and only have a library of specific
artists and albums that are not on Spotify. So I now use my SBs in one
of three mode
bpa wrote:
> This post is long and a more of a brain dump to help others think about
> and discuss the issue.
>
> I've done a bit of investigation into Chromecast to see what sort of
> solution is possible and whether it would be usable.
Very interesting. I've been giving some thought to what
Mark Miksis wrote:
> Very interesting. I've been giving some thought to what I will switch
> to when the SB is no longer viable and this device is high on my list.
> My current LMS usage consists of:
> - Spotify (using Triode's plugin)
> - Local music (just a small
bpa wrote:
> If you replaced all your SB players - I agree it makes no sense.
Ah, now I see! Makes sense now.
I'm curious, do you think your solution would have reliable sync?
Either between chromecast players or between heterogenous players? I'm
anxious to see how well the future sync featu
itm wrote:
> So I finally cracked it, and have Google Home controlling my LMS
> server/players.
Very cool - thanks for documenting this. I'm looking forward to trying
this when I have time to set it up.
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Maybe I'm missing something, but the simplest approach is probably to
just install the Spotty plugin on your existing server. Why does using
Spotify warrant a new server?
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There are many folks running LMS on lots of different flavors of Linux.
it works great and has a lot of support on this boards. Just pick
something fairly mainstream and you'll be fine.
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Agreed. It's been slow the past few weeks, but today is MUCH worse.
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Are there any apps that work well on Android TV? I don't need a player,
just a controller/artwork display.
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Thanks. I have the Chromecast with Google TV, so I've just been casting
the Material Skin. I'll give Squeeze Ctrl a try.
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chicks wrote:
> It will run in the Linux container. Unfortunately, the IP addresses on
> the Linux container won't be available outside of the ChromeBook, unless
> there's some workaround I'm not aware of. It's a very secure OS.
The Linux settings have a port forwarding section.
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