r or known to not support it. There are lots of
inexpensive choices to get a clean SPDIF out of the PC (Toslink or
Coax).
I use a TASCAM 0404 MKII USB Sound Card and supports ASIO even on
Windows7 (32bit) but it's a bit flakey with some applications on 64bit
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The Toslink Light was dead.
Xilinx reset did nothing.
Popped it apart.
Popped off wifi.
Still dead.
Then I noticed the daughter card that wifi mounts on was not fully
seated.
Pushed it in and bingo. Good as new.
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My daughter's SB3 died.
The power supply is good.
But no display or anything.
I tried to reset to factory holding ADD on power up.
Is there something that commonly fails on these?
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D
Not what your lookong for but I stuck a bunch egrips on mine. Makes it
less likely to slip out of hand, or off my lap. Also protects it from
getting scratched up. I put couple on the back and on the sides.
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You're right the nightly 7.4 build is running good regarding WOL and
everything else for that matter.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3
Had you seen the problem in 7.3 are you using stock standby plugin or
the new standby plugin or is the new one now standard. I forget what
it's call but it's the plugin that knows how to keep server awake.
P.S. I'm running server on XP.
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llows server to only sleep when transporter has been in standby for a
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian G91 >
e
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>
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> Pat Farrell
> http://www.pfarrell.com/
I second dd-wrt as well and would not consider any router that can't
support it. See dd-wrt.com I run it on a linksys wrt350n and wrt54g.
Read the compatibility list carefully.
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s slower coming
up but more stanble.
Windows XP SP3
SC runs as Service.
Transporter
Norton Anti Virus (very old but kept updated).
7.2 was ok, 7.3 is not.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > S
X10 RC to a transceiver module so this could be useful.
>
> kesa
You can use a IR to X10 controller for like $29.00 (1 Zone) and control
it with any learning or programable IR remote.
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DSP5000
save me the bother by pointing out something
> blindingly obvious that I've missed.
I noticed the same thing on Transporter. I'm running 7.3, I'm also not
100% sure when it started. I also like to let my server go to sleep.
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MeSue;378497 Wrote:
> I got a good deal on a used Duet by searching eBay for misspellings.
> Craigslist is another place to try if you don't mind used.
Interesting way of finding deals.
I often think used on audio equipment. But I think I'll stick with new
on this.
thx.
w of anything that has been developed yet.
That's a start. Thx.
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DSP5000
XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian DSP5000
XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian G91 > DSP5000
&
I posted this on the Duet forum but that forum seems fairly dead so I'll
retry here.
If it is working what can be done with it?
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian
Does the DAC have a dejitter circuit? If it does can it be shut off?
I'd try a different DAC.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian DSP5000
XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF
t everything working nice.
I think my router is a WRT600N but you need to check with dd-wrt for
exact models and versions that work good.
I can't say enough how great this has made my internet access. I can
connect to home turn on computers, vpn, stream. And in 2 years the
d
I fixed it.
I deleted the cache and all is well again.
>From memory it was:
C:\Documents and settings\All Users\Application
Data\SqueezeCenter\Cache
I stopped service, renamed it to cache.old and restarted.
I may dig into old cache to salvage favorites
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Fletch;367277 Wrote:
> In your case, you might be able to retrieve your old favorites.opml from
> your cache dir and move it to your playlist dir.
Where is the cache directory?
I'm on XP.
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script sees it, deletes the
file, and restarts service (or reboots machine).
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian G91
Is there a cache some where I need to wipe out?
I am running the released version.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian DSP5000
XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian G91
brary index by doing a full rescan.
It won't even show the cover art that is in the folder for the
favorites. But it does for all other tracks.
I'm baffled.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3
ill lossless compress it to flac and
then tag it (I use MusicBrainz).
I've heard really good comments on the F80 but with DSP5000's selling
at half the price used compared to F80 I keep buying DSP5000's. I have
3 Systems with DSP5000's in them. I'll eventually get an F80.
way better than mixing down. You have the same
bandwidth in either case (2 channels of 48khz). But with DTS you are
adding compression (and doubling your bandwidth) and it is dynamically
adjusting which channels should get the bandwidth.
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transporter. You can run it with no remote.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian G91 > DSP5000
'My Transporter
it's been rock solid. Everything
bounces back during powerfails etc.
So you find what works for you. I don't think it's fair to say
SlimDevices wireless solution is not ready for prime time.
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for
the squeezecenter and another for the stream itself. So you have to
open up a few ports on your router. I forget what ports you need. But
one is 9000 for the squeeze center.
You may want to throttle it down too when you do remote. For a mobile
device 192kbps is plenty (if you can get that to
Are you sure your "slow connection" isn't a local network problem?
Like a spamming virus on the server?
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XP > Cat5
and was right on the
money. Folks were afraid of change.
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XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian DSP 5000
XP > Cat5 > SB3 > SPDIF > Meridian G91 > DSP 50
Click on "Beta" on the bottom of the normal download page for released
version.
That beta link will take you here:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Nightly_Builds
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(Trifield, Room corrected
full
rescan and it still maintains all settings which are kept elsewhere. I
don't use any non stock plugins though.
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Center, DSP33 Rears
D
It sounds like it could be something in your transcoding table.
What format is your library in and what is being sent to your
squeezebox?
7.2.1 is running fine for as was 7.2.0
When ever I install I completely wipe the old install and install
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teway and the WOL packet is not
being properly broadcasted. Try plugging the SBR in you neighbors
physical network :-)
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ried. It least the
> damn thing makes reliable phone calls!
>
> Cheers
> Steve
This is exactly what I was looking for. I'll probably go for a Duet.
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ould
not have been simpler (i.e. make sure disk is spun up during
hibernate/standby).
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ld pound on the thing (RIP) over network and does the convert from
WAV to flac over the net and it's fine. But if it goes to sleep and
wakes up I get the error.
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so much simpler than playing with drivers, cache sizes and
hotfixes. You'll also see "hibernate" often refernced with the
problem.
My WOL (Wake On Lan) server is finally 100% solid.
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(Trif
Lesu;315089 Wrote:
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> Have you tried a factory level reset on the SB3? It retains the last
> MAC address it was using in memory and doesn't reset it to the new
> system automatically. There have been some previous threads regarding
> this problem. One would th
while back there was a plugin to support some Nokia devices I
assume there must be one for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
One advantage of the Duet is I understan it has a IR emmiter that could
eventually run my whole system.
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has a different router than I do. I have LinkSys and I
forget what she has.
Any ideas? How does SB3 know the MAC address to send WOL packet to?
Do you think fixed IP's would help?
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(Trifiel
I use EAC with the FreeDB and occasionally I see an album art in Squeeze
Center.
Is there batch tool that can scan my library and fetch what it can from
FreeDB or another source.
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I know how to select one song and play it. But I would expect if you
only drill down to the "Favorites" in the screen and hit play that it
would play them all. But it does nothing.
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(Tr
Drives me nuts too.
Drives me nuts too that the discrete IR codes for turning on when
server is off line vs server online is different too.
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ot; screens shown on both on ad's and such.
So how good is the screen?
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Rears
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I just did some more searching. Looks like the Duet Controller (the
remote) has an IR port that is not programmed yet. So it could possibly
be a system remote as well in the future.
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IR (which I adjust often).
I like the idea of the feedback display but having to juggle another
remote seems like the wrong direction.
It should at least have some basic IR programming in it or have the
receiver be programmable to rebroad cast IR command. May it does and I
missed it.
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free or fast and cheap.
Amazon has the right model, customer service.
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t.
Try disconnecting cable from the system and play a DVD or some other
video source. If the lines are gone that's your problem.
A power conditioner is NOT the solution for ground loops.
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Anybody?
Anyone trying to be a little more green?
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Rears
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Server (PC) wakes fine for me.
It will wake and run for 2-3 sessions and then SC7 service dies.
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codes for
this.
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you Sally (Y/N), etc. Then it
would point to the appropriate SlimServer. That would be ideal.
If it could just detect that it sees two servers on the network at
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brary she can do what
she wants with it.
Is there and easy way (a plug in perhaps) to switch libraries quickly
and easily with rescanning etc.?
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nual or release notes). But it definitely works
for me and I love the new look and feel.
It installed, scanned and fired up flawlessly on an XP SP2 server.
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$300.00
(Thinkpad T40p).
The network drives work but their processors are usually slow and a few
Windows specific features are not available.
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ap to Slow or Fast and get unwanted behavior (i.e. the next
song, g).
Next Track is then just a tap too on a seperate button (you won't
accidently start a FF if you hold it too long).
I think I posted MAP file once, don't have access at the moment to
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Cool.
I wonder if you could plug the Mac into the squeezebox.
It may come up enough to get to the web site you click through and it
will see the SB MAC address as the primary client.
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y music back!!
A lot of "Free WIFIs" force you to go through a Proxy WebSite to accept
terms even if it's free. It's probably getting blocked there. Almost
every airport and hotel I've been at has this and you can't get on
until you click through that web site.
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ipped it's unusable in my opinion too.
The fix above also makes Next Track/Previous track more robust too. I
split them to the Volume Up down buttons because I use an external DAC.
Then on my Harmony remote I map them correctly to SEPERATE FF/RW Next
Track/Previous Track buttons.
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Are you running Fixed IP addresses on SqueezBox and Slimserver? Running
fixed will have less glitches.
Are you running WIFI or Wired (wired can be a little more stable long
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Awesome at least you got it up.
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st of Installed Applications might help to.
Again this is a fair amount of work to do posting screen shots on this
forum. And it still may fail when you install in there is a well hidden
firewall still there.
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dea, even if you don't surf you want most of the udates.
I run about 40 XP machines at work and we install every update. We have
a problem now and then with an update but it's pretty rare.
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the additional firewall, spyware, IE plugins, mail watch. Just the core
virus protection is all I want. New virus programs are a bit out of
control.
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Slim Devices they make a great product. But Sonos
really shines on usability (Wife Acceptance). A Sonos + F-80 would be
ideal.
Serious performance in small packages costs though. F-80 is new and
available in europe and should be in US soon.
The sam
Are you sure the windows task scheduler will wake the PC?
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things etc.)
Note transcoding from FLAC to WAV might sound worse if it's network
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to to make any difference it reliability.
If anything I think the work ones tend to burn out before home ones.
Both usually outlast their useful technology life. I have a bunch of
CRT's you want em?
Dust tends to kill them and the longer they are on the more d
y PC set to wake on lan. So everything shuts down on it's own.
I hit power (red button) and it's up in about 4 seconds. You have to
hit power a second time because the squeezebox needs the server up to
know what the power on was for (it decides what to do on coming out
No hiss when I play 24/96 on Stock SB3 over SPDIF.
Eye in the Sky HDAD sounds great !!!
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seperation of programs and data and a bit easier to find your data
associated with apps.
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Is the Genre's listed on the Random Play page derived from a Scan?
Some of my library may have no Genre or a bogus Genre tags and I'm
concerned Random is not covering my whole library.
Random just doesn't feel very random either
Mr Sukbe,
Did setting that option fix your problem or was it already set. I
wasn't sure from your reply. I swear mine repeats too. But I have not
checked on the setting of that option and the first I've heard of it.
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wse or search for it (sometimes 15 clicks).
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I saw posts saying that lowering FLAC compression helps but does not
eliminate so I didn't bother.
I use dbPowerAmp to convert.
But it had to convert to wav then back to flac in two steps and I lost
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it (some from folks that have owned both). This is not to knock
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used so far has passed through
(clock rate and word size). Except 24/96 is downsampled to 24/48.
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The best workaround for me right now is to just down sample the flac
file. It will sound perfect as the SB3 is capable of and I don't like
having scan FF/RW not work due to transcoding. That was the whole
reason I switched my library from wma lossless to flac.
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I added my vote.
So what's the workaround, use a wav file? I looked all over the bug for
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My
brain often, confused, thinks maybe I didn't hit it or if I hit it again
I'll get what I wanted or expected.
It's good it's configurable though. I know it's hard to please
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A left turn in 4th gear reclines the passenger seat, only if the rear
seat is not occupied.
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Youv'e got to be kiding me.
Now playing changes the display as well, what are these guys thinking.
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wired.
Everything else plays fine (DTS, DD, PCM 16/44).
File is encoded in FLAC.
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Does it rotate mode on it's own, can I shut that off?
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big music giants are rich. What's few
ripped songs. Does that mean I can go to walmart and stuff a an Ipod in
my coat poacket without paying. Their rich.
Have him buy his own music.
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are AFTER the crossovers in the speakers.
My assumption is if folks are serious enough to think about Mods and
external word clocks for their SqueezeBox I would hope they have a
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ame the Meridian not the SqueezeBox.
I also plan to introduce errors into a DTS stream to see how much error
correction it actually does and see how good a test using DTS is. I plan
to try timing errors (jitter) and level e
them with FC. So I used MatLab and they
were the same.
So if youre hooked up with SPDIF you can do no more perfectly than a
standard squeezebox 3. If you want 24/96 or need good analog then you
may consider mods or a transporter.
Oh yeah I recorded off the Coax.
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the list then go back.
Thanks for the detailed explaination. Almost there.
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So there no quick way to just say play a new random list list (must
manually clear out old list first). But at least I think I understand
now.
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t "shuffle random song"?
Can I clear the list with the remote?
How is it supposed to work?
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ing with WakeOnLan. Problem is it's not very
user friendly because of a few bugs. See thread above.
I have made some progress by editing and understanding the
"PreventStandby" plugin. I think I know what I need to do now to make
it work more WakeOnLan friendly. Basically
future. I
already bought the hardware and like others said replacing it serves
nothing green.
The fixes I'm asking for are fairly trivial.
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