+1 - done for all the links posted
but we need payment links for those missing (if they will accept).
Also, Paul Webster for not only his support, but for Radio Now Playing
as well. There is no donate link on his home/blog pages through...
Happy Holidays all!
Jim
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yeomanspc wrote:
> I feel I need to defend the Duets - I have had 4 since they were first
> available and they never missed a beat other than on 2 occasions I had
> to set them up again. Mine are all wired now (not Wi-Fi). I have 3
> Touchs and had a screen fail on one (Logitech replaced the p
Not the response you are looking for, but you don't want a duet. I own a
few, and the touch is far superior. The duet was my first sb, and I
bought extra receivers, and other used duets, but most of the receivers
are in a box
I like, and use the controller half of the Duet, but at their age they
I have been reading but keeping my fingers off the keyboard waiting to
see how this ends...happy for you kitus...
but, is there really a problem with pickpockets? I haven't heard that
referenced for decades. I thought that the thieves moved on to other
occupations :)
Jim
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Man in a van wrote:
> Porcupine tea, shirley shume mishtake:)
>
> ronnie
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sorry all, couldn't resist...back to our regularly scheduled
discussion...
Jim
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Man in a van wrote:
>
> It's Jim's (redrum) Occam razor theory :)
>
I never thought of it that way, that it had a name, I always though
Occam's Razor was just a Porcupine Tree song. :)
Jim
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I read the OP yesterday and decided to keep quiet as to not be a
distraction. Something I should do more often.
I use a pi3b+ with pcp as a server, but I have no squeeze lite devices.
But I had one thought, so I returned here today. Why not just start with
a fresh install of pcp on your 3b+, fol
I am not trying to squash @jimzak's innovation, but.
I posted about something similar using refurbished Amazon Fire tablets
(as low as $20USD for an 8")
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?116398-Cheap-Fire-HD-Tablets
The devil in the details seems to me the constant application of li
There is also Philippe's Squeezeamp. Just connect a pair of speaker, or
use the SPDIF out. He just built another batch and I think is starting
to send them out. You could contact him to see if he has any not spoken
for
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?116084-New-modified-SqueezeAMP
RobbH wrote:
> I don't think anyone intended to imply that. I simply INFERRED it. Not
> for the first time. Probably not the last.
poor attempt at a joke, I need to learn to stick to the subject. I think
a bit of @Ronnie tends to rub off on me :). I meant that the stream felt
no need to add the
RobbH wrote:
> Jim, your image showed that I needed my glasses when I reported earlier
> that this was a 320 kbps stream. 32 kbps is correct.
or maybe the '0' is implied ;)
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ParkD wrote:
> I upgraded my LMS to the latest version (8.3.0) and am now able to
> stream Austin City Limits Radio. Thanks for all the suggestions.
great! so your wife is no longer rolling her eyes and she thinks you are
a hero?
Jim
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Redrum wrote:
> .
>
> I can try it via mysb.com on the receiver if needed.
>
> Jim
ok, I played it via mysb.com, on a receiver/controller, and it did
indeed error (see pic), and it does look like it redirects, but, it
played anyway...:confused:
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let me know if th
I have the station playing via LMS, on a receiver, and when I select
more->more info, this is what's displayed (in material):
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I can try it via mysb.com on the receiver if needed.
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bpa wrote:
> .
> @Redrum
> Can you confirm that URL doesn't redirect to an https URL ?
I'd be happy to check, but I don't know how to check for redirection :o.
I know, it's going to be simple
In the mean time, I'l
Im in the US. I searched under "radio" and found the station - it plays
on a boom. I have a duet in another room, I'll try that next
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RonM wrote:
> .
> Small and easily misplaced, though, take care
> R.
Unless you use the loop as intended and put them on your keyring, so
instead of getting lost, they just get the crap beaten out of 'em :)
Those are also my fav, along with the stubby ones for vehicles.
Jim
Howard Passman wrote:
> I'm not really aware of what a reasonable price is for my Transporter
> is.
>
>
Hi Howard, I can't really help you on transporter value, I don't have
one, although I have thought "do I need one?" Maybe not "need"
I really know nothing about them, but I have seen ther
Shozzer wrote:
> No issues as far as I am aware. You will see, from time to time, forum
> members advising of kit for sale.
>
> Steve
yes, it's ok, I bought a while sb radio from another member :)
Usually the offerings are either free (pay shipping) or very fair. I
don't think the forum hosts
Redrum wrote:
> Michael, thank you. That had never occurred to me. It has happened to 2
> friends so I just assumed it is automatic. I have a touch here and will
> try shutting down LMS while playing (or idle) and see what happens.
>
> What a great solution if there is a
mherger wrote:
> > I recall that there is an option to start LMS with a "--no
> mysqueezebox"
> > switch. Might that do it?
>
> I doubt it: LMS was off, wasn't it? It then doesn't matter at all how
> you would start it.
I am not sure of the state LMS/players, but I assume that LMS was
running
mherger wrote:
>
> I think you'd still have to confirm the switch. Original hardware
> players IMHO do NOT connect to any other server than the latest used
> automatically.
Michael, thank you. That had never occurred to me. It has happened to 2
friends so I just assumed it is automatic. I h
Apesbrain wrote:
> I recall that there is an option to start LMS with a "--no mysqueezebox"
> switch. Might that do it?
sure as long as Pandora authentication can still happen.
But, I think I was trying to solve a user problem within the system,
hoping something was built in and simple. Perhap
RobbH wrote:
> I've been looking at the LMS Command LIne Interface documentation, under
> Help/Technical Information. It appears to me that it might be possible
> to run a script that subscribes to the serverstatus command in order to
> know when a player switches to msb.com. When that happens,
P Nelson wrote:
>
>
> Not a really an answer to your question, but more of a commentary that
> the SB/LMS works great for those technically inclined, and less so for
> the play and play.
>
> Paul
I agree Paul, with power and flexibility comes complexity/longer
learning curve. I agree that so
Apesbrain wrote:
> If this is the type of PS that has a physical switch, why not tape it
> over? Or replace with "switchless" PS.
thank you, of course, but why not just not auto switch to mysb.com?, or,
at the very worse have an indication of which server is being used. Edit
(but then he would
I suppose I should be able to dig around and experiment, but I'd rather
just ask :) go to -italics- for the question if the back story is
boring
We all know sb device, LMS, and mysb.com, and their roles pretty well.
But then we deploy them to technically challenged and inexperienced
friend and f
have you tried a factory reset?
I would also suggest trying another player, so you can have confidence
it's not your touch, or, you narrow it down to your touch.
I doubt the touch wifi is contributing to your issues, but if you would
like, why not test it on ethernet. I have two touches on wifi
If you want to test the "it's the touch" theory, and you don't have
another player, you can download squeezelite-X from the windows store,
or, pay a couple $ for sb player (if you have an android phone/tablet)
or ??? if you have an iphone (??? = help me ipeople :))
I can't remember if you ever s
shacky73 wrote:
> No longer running the Pi LMS on laptop using onboard HDD
your choice, but for me that's a step backwards. Moving from a pc to a
pi was one of the best things that ever happened to my system. No more
"hey, what happened to the music?" when I turned of the PC (Mr.
Oblivious :o).
kidstypike wrote:
> There's nothing wrong with the files.
>
> There's no problem with RPi 4.
>
> There's no problem with LMS 8.3.
>
> So the problem is your environment/network.
Or your USB drive, powered by the rip, I assume?
Please give a thumb drive with the files that stop, at least to
shacky73 wrote:
> I realize you guys may be frustrated with me not following suggestions
> like the flash drive and posting server logs. Sorry I just want to be
> able to play my ALAC library without problems.
>
The flash drive - you are forgiven, the server logs - nope. :).
Seriously, this i
slartibartfast wrote:
> When I was still using my Receiver I lost count of the number of times I
> had reset both the Controller and Receiver and start again. I was never
> sure what to do when the Receiver stopped playing but factory reset
> always worked.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapat
FredFredrickson wrote:
>
>
> But, after that reboot, 3 players are now offline.
>
> The bridged extenders came back online, no problem. The duets themselves
> don't even show they're offline, their icon stayed white.
>
> But no matter what I did, I couldn't get them to reconnect to the serve
Not sure if this has been mentioned, so I thought I would post about a
success.
I have bought quite a few (maybe too many) SB devices second hand and
try to inspect the listing pictures to see if the device is in fairly
nice shape cosmetically (including the dreaded stick) especially the
clear b
notechyet wrote:
> Hello Squeezebox friends
> So after I tried what I thought were the right power adapters and not
> getting any sign of life from my Squeezebox I gave up and put it in the
> cupboard. Subsequently I checked on Ebay Australia and my luck got
> there. Bought it and after 3 weeks
FredFredrickson wrote:
> I'm using the wireless devices in bridge mode with a physical ethernet
> cable coming out of them into the squeezebox itself. .
>
>
Thanks for clarifying...cool drawing :)
Jim
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FredFredrickson wrote:
> .
>
> As a more permanent fix, I picked up a handful of these
> (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093WZ15FR) and it has completely changed
> everything. Sync is faster, players don't fall offline anymore, and I
> can leave my router at optimal settings for newer devices.
>
>
FredFredrickson wrote:
> I'm told this only works on radio? I have multiple SB Receivers and a
> touch that are also falling offline.
but, your wireless bridges solve your problem, right? So, you could keep
the receivers and touch on your wireless bridges, but try wlanpoke for
your radio. This
FredFredrickson wrote:
> I had a Fascinating Observation last night. I had manually set my 2.4
> ghz wifi channel to 11 last weekend but I noticed it was noisy so I set
> it back to Auto and the wifi router found a better channel.
>
> Immediately the SB Touch fell offline, while the others that
Man in a van wrote:
> .I hope your not a Doctor :):):rolleyes:
>
> ronnie
Actually Ronnie, he's not, he's an adventurer, but his father IS a
doctor :)
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I was going to reply earlier but was thrown off by "index build" and not
sure if my response would have been relevant.
There have been a couple instances where the mysb.com login credentials
looked right, but when they got reented and lms restarted, Tidal access
was restored. I was also going to
kidstypike wrote:
> Oddly enough, after messing about with the servers screen, my Squeeze
> Ctrl crashes immediately after starting it, rebooting the phone didn't
> help.
>
> Never mind, I don't use it anymore, I prefer Material skin.
I read this and tried mine, it still works. I have two loca
FredFredrickson wrote:
> .I think i'm going to try getting a handful of these and connect to the
> ethernet ports: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B093WZ15FR/
>
> Unless anybody has a better recommendation on brand?
I have no experience with them but some people are using vonets for the
radi
bpa wrote:
> Strong signal does not necessarily mean a good quality signal.
> I think there is a lot more "noise" at the edges of channels due to new
> tech/faster standards and so old chips find it hard to decode their data
> stream even from a strong signal.
right, which is why I used "seemi
FredFredrickson wrote:
> .
> I don't want to speak too soon but usually the receivers drop off
> overnight and since my wired test started, it's still going strong. .
I (and others) had receiver wifi problems even with a seemly strong
signal. It also seemed (to me) that the receiver would just
FredFredrickson wrote:
>
>
> The touch is the only one that doesn't disconnect for me.
>
> Both the receivers and radio require rebooting almost daily. The
> touch is weekly
At first I thought it was very telling (wifi as @w3w and @bpa suggest)
that the radio and receivers are the prob
bpa wrote:
>
>
> I think consolidating info from a number of different sources could
> result in many duplicates as returned station names or URLs for the same
> station may not be entered exactly the same (e.g. Irish national
> broadcaster RTE vs RTÉ )
If I might chime in with some thoughts~
bpa wrote:
> .
> The barrel connector has an internal diameters (ID), external diameter
> (OD) and a minimum length.
>
> Barrel / Sleeve Connector: 2.5mm ID, 5.5mm OD, 11mm long Min - it is a
> very common size.
>
If I might add one thing to confirm when sourcing a supply. The sb3
power suppl
Paul Webster wrote:
> and I have one of those drives sitting in a PDP 11/83 in my lounge!
>
wow! I leaned assembler in university on one of those. Right about the
same time I was feeding punch cards to a CDC6600 (60 bit word) hoping my
Fortran program would run:o
Jim
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Im ready to redo another batch.[/IMG]
wow, I'm sure it's not because you found extra idle time :). You are a
brave man Philippe!
I just wish I needed one, I bought 2 more than I need last time!...I'll
think about it :) Paul has the right idea tho..
Do you want responders
d6jg wrote:
> Look at the WhatWasThatTune plugin
+1
The nice thing about it is it captures "per player", date/time, and
track info regardless of it's your library, an internet station, or
service. For example
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The only thing that appears to be missing is the source, i.e. the latest
entr
jimzak wrote:
> Let it be noted that I had recently done a complete reinstall of Windows
> and LMS. This startup setting issue was not a setting that had
> mysteriously changed.
I moved LMS to picore a while back, and am no expert on windows, but
have noticed "permission" issues with windows 1
kidstypike wrote:
> IR isn't much use if there's no screen to show the user where he/she is
> in the menu structure. :confused:
maybe just volume, mute, ffwd, rew?
I agree that the duet was designed as a set, and receivers sold on their
own were intended for additional rooms. So a receiver was
d6jg wrote:
> You should not attempt to use the piCorePlayer options for a static IP
> when using WiFi. There is a good technical reason for this.
> Instead reserve an IP for the WiFi MAC address in your routers DHCP
> settings (most routers have this capability although some dress it up as
> so
Good information to know Ralphy...
I have managed to steer this thread WAY off topic, but this is what I
had dim memories about:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109379-IR-Codes-shared-by-boom-and-touch&highlight=
apparently it's just for the boom, which the device that is NOT bei
Jaca wrote:
> It was asked by few members on forums including myself, if there is a
> way to reprogram remote so it can be used with 2 devices in one room..
> Best advice I came across was to disable IR on one of devices, but
> surely what you suggested is the way better solution. Thanks!
Deta
Jaca wrote:
> I did think about harmony remotes while ago, but I thought it's all
> discountinued so better to stay away. Saying that it's probably possible
> to get it on ebay
Once the drop announcement came out, I picked up a couple I didn't need,
I like them that much. They are especially ni
ralphy wrote:
> You can also use any remote with the Touch/Radio that "speaks" the nec
> IR protocol.
>
>
Also, as an option to what Ralphy is suggesting, the Logitech Harmony
Remotes, which use the "my harmony" software can be programmed to
control a Touch or Radio (My Harmony has a code dat
If you have cleaned the landing area of the keys with a pencil eraser,
maybe a bit of deoxit, and it still doesn't work, but looks ok, perhaps
the carbon on the key itself has deteriorated.
If you wanted to, since you have more than one, swap the keypad to see
if the problem is the pcb or the k
Jaca wrote:
> I didn't get wire wrap date joke though (Assuming it was joke.. I'm one
> of those pesky eastern europeans ;p so you know )
>From the wiki page on wire wrap: "Wire wrap construction became popular
around 1960 in circuit board manufacturing, and use has now sharply
declined. Surfa
Jaca wrote:
>
>
> This is too tiny with my soldering skills to properly fix so had to
> improvise and weird things turned out to be working :)
>
>
cool! Wire wrap wire works real well for those jumpers if you have any
#26-#30 laying around. Just mentioning wire wrap might date me :). Since
Jaca wrote:
> Weirdly 2 of my SB Touch remotes recently developed this problem..
>
> One has not working next and sleep, where other previous and back
> arrow.
>
> I had a look inside to do usual remote clean and possibly foil trick but
> it seems that pcb tracks started to fail... I checked w
if you mean the little hand held remote similar to all of the other ones
(tv, etc) laying around...
often you can open the case and clean it. The buttons consist of
interlaced copper traces on the pcb board, and the silicone pad (the
button) has a carbon deposit on it (usually carbon, I think?).
the OP hasn't checked back in for a couple days...lets hope it's
resolved :)
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kidstypike wrote:
> Agree. good idea. I've been using Pies/pCP for years, I've never used or
> needed a static IP address, I don't see the point.
The one reason that I have seen - I have deployed a few systems to non
technical friends, and setup shortcuts on their PC/Mac, Pads, Phones for
the p
can you change your static IP back to DHCP and see if it works?
Jim
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Peet wrote:
> LMS webpage does not work anymore.
can you get to the picore browser UI? If not, follow this:
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/determine_your_pcp_ip_address/ If
you can use my suggestion above to get to the lms page.
Jim
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The other thing you can do is from the picore UI/Web Page: LMS Tab->LMS
Web Page
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if you just tap the field the keyboard will pop up.
For me, default android 12 keyboard, paste is not above the number key
area, but if I touch the 3 dots, then text editing, there is a paste.
There is a way to get a paste on the top toolbar, but I have never
needed to.
Jim
kidstypike wrote:
> It's the same on a Windows desktop with a mouse, there's no right click
> menu, you need to use Ctrl + C to copy, Ctrrl + V to paste.
good observation - in fact many other (podcast, tidal, etc) search
fields do not yield a menu on right click
Jim
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Jaca wrote:
> Just to show example.
This is great, thanks for pointing it out
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cpd73 wrote:
> I can't check at the moment, as have no access to my LMS system - but
> does it work from a browser? i.e. if you load Material using Chrome?
the behavior is the same via chrome as the apk.
Jim
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ModelCitizen wrote:
> Hello chaps.
>
> On my Android phone it seems impossible to paste a video URL into to
> that field in the YouTube plugin. The little 'copy, paste, select' menu
> just doesn't pop up.
>
> Can someone confirm this is the same for them, and if anyone can think
> of a reason
sent you a pm yesterday
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castalla wrote:
> Maybe I'll just listen to a series in reverse order... Maybe there's
> some hidden meaning lurking there.
you mean like "Paul is dead.."?
Seriously, I guess what is being asked is that podcast series be brought
in by the LMS plugin similar to a music album - first song at the
you know, I never really listened that closely to the lyrics of that
song, but your point is spot on, reorder yourself, and move on! :)
Jim
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kidstypike wrote:
> In the year 2525.
Zager & Evans??? :confused:
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castalla wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> Easy but clutzy... A simple (for the user, but maybe not the
> programmer!) solution would be a sort option.
Agree, but the order of the episodes is a LMS thing, and we are just
using Material's select and drag and drop capabilities to reorder. So,
it's probably
This was discussed in this thread:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?115402-Podcasts-in-order&p=1037836&viewfull=1#post1037836
The solution that I am currently using is as described with Material
Skin. It's pretty easy to take, say a season, add to queue, drag to
reorder, and save th
maybe uninstall or logout your credentials on mysqueezebox.com? I think
that's where LMS gets the tidal credentials from...Just a guess...
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Let's start with a little more information...
>From your post, you have two players (each a touch) and Picoreplayer (as
an LMS server only? Or, as a third player?)
Are the touch's connected via ethernet or wifi?
When you say one "won't connect" can you explain? Won't connect to LMS?
Are both t
I think I have to apologize for the over simplification in my previous
post. I tried not to. I tend to think of thing in terms of the physics
of the carrier, and maybe the affect on an amplitude modulated signal
(exposing my age). While maybe relevant, it's way too simplified to
consider it a way
RobbH wrote:
> Yes, in message 9, he said, "I guess I pushed enough buttons enough
> times but I am connected now." My guess is that his earlier inability to
> connect was caused by something external, and that the button-pushing
> was unrelated to the resolution. I'm probably using the term RFI
RobbH wrote:
> The original poster said that he "must have pushed enough buttons,"
> because he was finally able to connect. That suggests to me that his
> problem might have been due to some other sort of RF interference,
> rather than a fixed network. I see similar situations sometimes with
>
Apesbrain wrote:
> I'm envious of your wide open skies:
>
>
well, they are gray now, should be blue sometime in April :)
wow, yours looks dirty! Is it showing clients as well? I ask because I
see printers, fois, etc...
Mine is only showing networks, and the further I move away from my
route
In addition to the above thoughts, if you are curious to see what "may"
be happening regarding a neighbor's network and possible interference. I
use a free android app called "wifi analyzer" (maybe available on apple,
or similar?)
The image below shows my 2.4 Ghz network (redrumnet) - signal str
Alot of people are building their own with pi's, and others are buying
other devices (polyvection, etc), but I still have a soft spot for the
sb devices, and as you say, they have been affordable. I think feel they
were just superbly designed and engineered (with the exception of a
couple achilli
I added a Schitt BiFrost (about $500USD at the time) to a modest system
in my cabin that is a touch->arcam 60wpc integrated->Klipsch KG1.5
bookshelves. I ran the analog from the touch to one set of inputs, and
digital from the touch to the Schitt via coax, then analog to another
input on the amp,
+1 for squeezelite-x, works great, especially with the material
interface
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108550-Announce-Squeezelite-X&highlight=squeezelite-x
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Ive been listening to the FLAC stream through radio now playing on a
competent system (touch, decent schitt dac, 60wpc Arcam integrated,
older Klipsch bookshelf speakers with a small goldenear sub) and it
sounds quite good. A couple of observations:
1) Artwork lead (previously reported).
2) I ha
d6jg wrote:
> Can't remember whether it was you or someone else who commented on the
> volume level - but it has been boosted up to try to match other stations
it was me :) early on
Travelling early in the am tomorrow, then looking forward to a weekend
of listening! Thanks for all the effo
mooblie wrote:
> Start here:
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/
> ...and scroll down to "pCP Features" and click on one of those large
> "icons" in that section...
>
>
> (I must add: I hadn't seen those pages either! I've only seen the "docs"
> section before - or "help section" as I think they r
Paul Webster wrote:
> See feature 7 here
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/landingzone_features.html
a small diversion to this discussion - I had never seen this page, great
info. But I tried to recreate how to get to it from the main pCP web
page, and couldn't find it? As my wife would say was I
the_arm wrote:
> Hi Philippe - I was trying to reach you via private message regarding
> the SqueezeAMPs you sent but it appears your inbox is full. If you see
> this can you let me know? Feel free to email me directly as you have
> that email if that's preferable. thank you!
I'm not philippe ;
about 4:45 PM est USA. Flac Stream - using Paul's radio now playing
plugin - new order played, then talk talk "it's my life" artwork in sync
(talk talk) - stream stopped, say 10 seconds, new order played again,
but artwork remained for talk talk (frozen), then talk talk again, then
the next song
Hi Jim;
Listening and enjoying extensively since you recruited us. I am
wondering how you got a hold of my collection though :)
I am wondering if you are interested on observations regarding content
and your song selection algorithms If no, please ignore...I noticed a
couple of things:
1) Same
Shivaji wrote:
> I'm not enamored with the idea of needing the computer to be running to
> enjoy the Touch.
You don't need a "computer" (as in mac or PC) you can install LMS on a
raspberry pi single board computer (less than $50 USD), plug it into
your router, connect your touch. Think of it a
I spent the day yesterday non critical listening on a sb radio. Loved
the widely varied content. Spooky Tooth's version of "I am the Walrus"?
Where else you going to hear that? Great cover.
My listening time (10am - 5pm EST) seemed slightly Clapton weighted at
first, not that that was a problem.
verycd wrote:
> Oh I see. I saw one rarely-used 3B+ called 'Abox'
> (https://the-gadgeteer.com/2018/10/05/abox-raspberry-pi-3b-starter-kit-review/)
> (16G version) for 50 CAD online, not cheap. The RAM size is small for
> scanning large library. One need to download on another machine and
> tra
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