standard squeezebox app from app store.
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical-- Benchmark DAC2HGC --AnalysisPlus Oval
Copper XLR-- NAD M22 Power Amp --AnalysisPlus Black Mesh Oval-- Totem
Element Fire
Other Rooms: 2x SB
Interesting. I have a rather large collection (Total Tracks: 36,508
Total Albums: 3,627). As I got some new stuff over the last 2 weeks, the
iPad which I use as a a remote has stopped seeing the new albums - it's
stuck in the past. The web app does see them no problem. The android app
on my
ok. complete rescan from scratch fixed it.
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical-- Benchmark DAC2HGC --AnalysisPlus Oval
Copper XLR-- NAD M22 Power Amp --AnalysisPlus Black Mesh Oval-- Totem
Element Fire
Other Rooms: 2x SB
the SB Boom does a very good jopb at feeding a sub through the audio
out. doing so produces an amazing effect, it allwed the Boom to fill my
large garage with Gym with very high quality sound.
now there are an increasing number of DACs and Integrated Amps with the
ability to offer separate,
thanks a lot for the pointer - that's exactly the issue. strange that it
now rears its head in my trusty stable configuration. guess an Ubuntu OS
update introduced it.
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical-- Benchmark
as of the last 2 weeks, with the config in my sig, this has started to
happen... the current song shows, but the other songs in the playlist
don't show and i get the loading sign. if i restart LMS then it works
again for a day or two, and then it happens again... anyone can imagine
why?
nothing today... i get a couple of these
[14-12-14 20:06:17.4291] Slim::Utils::Scanner::scanDirectory (318) Found
7 files in /media/1TB/MyMusic/Luther Vandross/Busy Body
[14-12-14 20:06:22.1592] Slim::Utils::Scanner::scanDirectory (318) Found
9 files in /media/1TB/MyMusic/Luther Vandross/Any
just looking for a very simply guide? the ones i find are distributed
all over the place in different wikis. it seems the state of art for
nextgen SB is still quite complicated :-)
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical--
Thank you so much everybody!!!
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical-- Benchmark DAC2HGC --AnalysisPlus Oval
Copper XLR-- Creek Destiny Power Amp --AnalysisPlus Black Mesh Oval--
KEF LS50
Other Rooms: 2x SB Boom; 1x SB
FLACs (for jazz and classical) and MP3s on Samsung S5, and Shure SE530
that provide complete isolation even in loud environments. I fly and
travel a fair amount, and need good music to relax during travel or
before going to sleep. An important combo for me, hence the relatively
pricey in ear
wait a second - are you telling me even when under advancedfile
formatsmp3 everything is set to native some transcoding takes place?
now i don't understand how any of this works or why we bother to set up
advancedfile formats. i thought the whole point is things go to the box
transparently, and
Jeff_G wrote:
It is a risk buying something that is no longer in production and there
is nobody who can repair it. But as my SB3 is still going strong, I'm
taking the chance.
I'm not entirely happy that the Transporter is going from California to
Erlanger, KY, and then finally shipped to
Jeff_G wrote:
I went for the Transporter. I hope it will last a while. Just like
anything, it could last few days, it could last a decade or more. I've
had the SB3 since 2007 I guess, it's SlimDevices one and I've had no
problems at all.
Now waiting for the seller to ship it. Paid on
Jeff_G wrote:
I think I may go for the Transporter. It looks the business and I like
the idea of the large display.
Buying it from the US, I guess a travel plug US to UK will be needed. I
don't need to worry about the 240V I guess?
If I need to use the unit itself, the one without the
garym wrote:
I've not been able to detect a difference between my TOUCH vs TOUCH
Benchmark DAC I (connected via S/PDIF coax). It was only a single blind
test, but my indentification of what I was listening to turned out to be
random. And I have a decent setup.
I have a Touch feeding into
dafiend wrote:
.. All properly designed DACs should be transparent (i.e., sound the
same). ..
I hope you are not including the ones provided in every computer,
smartphone or tablet as part of those. There are plenty of poorly or
cheaply designed DACs out there, then :-)
I agree that
dafiend wrote:
... Your perceived difference in sound quality is likely a placebo
effect.
Yes, your Benchmark DAC likely measures better than many other gear, but
there's a point where differences are too small to be perceived by human
hearing.
That I decisively disagree with. I can
Julf wrote:
So when only using their analog sections?
The data comes into either device as a digital stream (PCM out of the
Touch for the Benchmark, USB from the computer to the AE D1), so they do
the DA conversion and -let's say for the first test- send it out to the
headphone output. Both
dafiend wrote:
I'm not sure it's worth digging deeper into this. If I remember
correctly, the original poster didn't mention anything about headphones.
your comment was a reply to mine, not to the OP.
That said, I abhor theatrical diatribe, and even though I know I can
prove my point about
serge789 wrote:
Try to build the Raspery and use an external DAC like this:
http://www.thomann.de/de/teac_ud_501_b.htm
to me the issue is... once my (significant) collection of SB devices
go why keep investing in HW if the SW component looks vulnerable? I
think I said back in 2006 that I
cliveb wrote:
Sorry, am I missing something here?
.. using things like RaspPi/Odroid/Wandboard/etc?
i still miss a good primer on this. there's always a reference it's
around somewhere, but is there an idiot's quide to building a community
squeezebox replacement somewhere? or can we buy a
i desisted to try to use WOL, i could never get it to work so it
wouldn't irritate me. hence i built a relatively low power but good
performance machine that i just leave always on. shame. if anyone has a
fool-proof method i am also very interested. then again my stereo pulls
80w in standby mode,
Thanks everybody.
An advantage of having a copy of the original, freshly configured VM is
that if anything weird happens, I can just go and either save or delete
the current VM, and load one that always works. All I have to do is run
a scan, done, it all works as if freshly configured. :-)
I
Out of nowhere the LMS web interface doesn't load, it hangs with
Loading Logitech Media Server... (see attached)
I assume some file needs to be deleted somewhere in some directory? I am
using Ubuntu (in a VM, screenshot is from main Win7, behavior is
identical on any browser) and documentation
i have some CDs that i burned over 14 years ago that have started to
fail. they were burned to be in the car, so they were exposed to high
temps, i am sure.
none of my purchased CDs -and if memory serves i switched from vinyl to
CD format in 1988 or so- has ever failed. then again, i have had
i got sick of porting and re-configuring applications.
so for stuff like LMS i simply configured a stable dedicated VM running
a long-term support Ubuntu kernel (12.04 right now) with LMS on top. And
then run in on VM Player, and then the underlying machine doesn't
matter. you could do the same
Indeed it it the 7.7.3. firmware update, the 7.7.4 is in the nightly
beta folder.
Like another gentleman answering this thread, I have disabled updates.
Thanks!
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical-- Benchmark DAC2HGC
i see there is a new version of the stable to download. in fact i
noticed because my SB Touch just demanded i download a new SW version, i
could not click out of it, but it was still 7.7.3 (which i already had,
i suppose it wanted new FW).
in any case, i see no documentation on what's new
really, you are much better off spending your money on a good external
DAC, and feeding it from any SB - Touch or SB3. i used to want to buy a
Transporter but all the spots where taken, and as i recently built my
new system (see Pics of your system) i got a Benchmark DAC2HGC (which is
superb),
I would hope that, if Logitech pulls the plug on msb.com, they would
release a final LMS version without hooks to it...
Even if they don't the SB work ok without SB access.
I don't listen to internet radio nor do I ever use msb.com, to me it is
always about streaming FLAC or MP3 files from
It works for me in the USA at 128k of course. The odd thing is one of my
Booms shows 2 menu entries for Pandora.
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.2 on VMware
Player
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Touch (1), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase
DP65v CD (used as DAC for
Corelli45 wrote:
You're better off getting a Wandboard or a Pi. I have a pi running LMS
and Squeezelite player controlled by my iPad. Works great and sound
quality is on a par with the SBT. Better still it has cost much less
than the Touch.
Really? I always heard the audio on the Pi was
Suddenly I notice that the Pandora tab in the Web IF to control the
SBoxen in my household. Anyone know how to get it back onto the home
or even Apps?
pablolie's Profile:
That's what it is set to. Weird.
pablolie's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3816
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98875
Ah. Somehow the mysb.com account-password had been forgotten. If you
want to play Pandora you *must* have a valid mysb account set up end
entered in LMS.
pablolie's Profile:
...wow. For the first time I checked into stocking one for the future.
Fair pricing for the SBv3, but the SBvTouch is out of control. If I was
in Logitech it would make me go hm... how about a 'limited' edition
production run at $349?. There seems to be a very strong demand out
there, otherwise
While I am excited to see some plans about Open Source support for the
platform, on the other hand I am pragmatic and I guess I think a thread
on how to keep the SB investment going, longer term, in a constantly
evolving OS environment, can work.
I have a number of SB3, SB Boom, SB Touch and SB
To me, the only important thing is that Logitech releases an open source
version of the code that allows the devices to run without
mysqueezebox.com. The user community can probably take it from there.
For that matter - where is the source code for LMS? I have looked online
and it isn't easy to
pippin wrote:
..
The code is all open Source. The stuff that is not open source is
graphics/logos/text.
You can't expect all the 3rd-party interfaces to be open source. As of
my experience, all of these require proprietary interfaces to 3rd party
APIs (after all, that's what they are
azinck3 wrote:
That's essentially what LMS *is*. A username/password on
mysqueezebox.com is not required.
I dispute that - the install will not proceed without the
mysqueezebox.com user-pwd info.
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So I have a sizeable library (over 30k songs), but for the first time,
LMS will not include new songs (MP3s) I got. They don't show up under
New Music, and if I manually navigate to the folder, it will declare
it empty... despite the fact the siongs are there. Clear and Rescan
doesn't do the
I think such trends in the end are cyclical and transitory. It is also
merely an expression of the way stuff is marketed and current Zeitgesit
- which can change at the drop of a dime. :)
Furthermore, I think in this forum you have a somewhat distorted probe
of people in general. I think that it
mlsstl wrote:
... the more common was of enjoying popular music for most of the 140
year history of music sales to the public.
Interesting message.
I am aware the debate is about recorded music.
Let us not forget the music ideal, despite its sometimes compromised
audiop quality, is the
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erland wrote:
It has been said before, but I can say it again, audio and video is two
completely different use cases. It can make sense to mix them in the
same device in the living room, but it doesn't make sense to mix them in
the player you want to have in the bedroom, kitchen and outside
Since no other device has ever complained about the wireless routers
(and I have had 3 different ones sincde the Duet was caled top duty),
no, it is the Duet, not the wireless access point.
pablolie's Profile:
...this is my least fav product ever. I regreat the day I got one.
Now, again, it refuses to connect to the server. Every time I end up in
the try again screen. Every other device in the house (several SB3s,
Booms, Radio and Touch) are very happily connected to the server
(7.7.2). The Duet has
I did the factory reset, and of course it worked (as I knew it would).
This happens about 2-3 times a year with the Duet. I will probably put
it on Ebay in the next few weeks, I have a spare multipurpose SB3 that I
will use for bedroom duty.
The key here is to define work - would the software continue to be
officially worked on and thus available for new OS updates that, over
time, are sure to obsolete any application frozen in time? No.
However, the way I see it, for the foreseeable future it is easy to
create a dedicated
myself adding
songs to playlists feeling a bit of dread, since one wrong touch means
the active plalist will get wiped out. Make no mistake buttons would
help. In my opinion, the current apply pressure on song/album until
options pop up is error prone and unintuitive.
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...pablo
Server
product i could use to replace my SB, and i
think it'd be tragically silly of Logitech to abandon or reinvent the
concept against some other flawed premise (such as the revue, which i
bought and gave away).
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.6.1
loves her SB Radio, which allows her to listen to stations
from the mother country all day long.
Thank you Logitech via SlimDevices :)
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.6.0
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Touch (1), Duet (1), Radio (1
that automatically FLACs any analog source that
flows through its DA and sends it back to the server, and prompts you
to name it from the UI? I still have analog material I have not
converted because of the cumbersome factor... I can't think I am the
only one.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel
today.
Thanks for following up.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.6.0
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Touch (1), Duet (1), Radio (1),
Accuphase DP65v CD (used as DAC for SB3 mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers
Are all problems Windows and perhaps specifically Vista OS related?
Things seem to run OK in Linux land, the usual quirk or two excepted
here and there...
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.6.0
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Touch (1
...is in shuffle by song mode
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.6.0
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Touch (1), Duet (1), Radio (1),
Accuphase DP65v CD (used as DAC for SB3 mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers
On Ubuntu Linux 11.04, no issues thus far.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.6.0
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Touch (1), Duet (1), Radio (1),
Accuphase DP65v CD (used as DAC for SB3 mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
anyone has any suggestions on how to most effectively migrate playlists?
I have a Linux system, it keeps drive names in the playlists as a
reference. I guess I should have thought about it when naming my
drives... :D
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu
-linux-gnu-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 5.1.54-1ubuntu4
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.5.5
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers
) as
opposed to just hitting +...
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.5.4
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower
with the performance of SBS on the DS209, i find the
immediate response i get of the desktop machine more satisfying.
so for now the DS209 is a backup server that also has 1:1 RAID
redundancy. i do not eliminate running SBS on the DS209 in the future
though.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX
.
Will it be a large enough market for Logitech? Not sure, but that's a
different question, and I am sure the market is large enough to attract
someone's attention and cater to the SB installed base no matter what.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
in this market - from audiophile to utter
portability it has covered every need I have ever had.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.5.4
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers
, a unique aspect about the product is its open
source nature, and as such I think it's pretty sure it'll never die...
I somehow think we users will keep meeting in these forums for many
years to come, which is quite unique for product forums.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel
i own a DS209. the idea was to use it as the main SBS, but the overall
responsiveness was a bit underwhelming. i shall test it with 7.5.3 to
see if i also observe the same problem. there have been issues around
power saving before with SBS running on Synology stuff.
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...pablo
on Logitech, best practices...?
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel DH61DL i3-2100T - Ubuntu 11.04 - SBS
7.5.4
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower
can be a bit finicky to really
get to work in Windows given the vast array pf possible hardware. So I
would not 100% count on it to work.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel D510MO - Ubuntu 10.04LTS - SBS 7.5.3
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v
.
There are now excellent Intel lga1155 boards that have both a lot of
umph, aggressive power management features, and fit into a miniITX
board that is whisper quiet. For a silent system you ahve to do some
research before you buy the components, though - I recommend
silentpcreview.com.
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pablolie
...pablo
on Linux - maybe the instabilities are platform dependent?
In any case, I am glad I have observed no major issues. Then again, I
have not experienced major benefits or changes, either, but I try to
keep up with stable releases.
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...pablo
Server: MiniITX build w/Intel D510MO - Ubuntu
different.
I'd like to advocate that (a) the settings and favorites are
implemented consistently on either side, and that (b) a backup and
restore function is implemented in mysq.com, it'd be very cool to be
able to store my config in the cloud.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D
I own both the A5 and the Aego M, and think they represent excellent
value.
2 years ago I had to move for over a year to a remote location for
work. I could not take my full blown home system with me, but the A5s
and a SB3 kept me listening music. Highly recommended.
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...pablo
to have her complain about my unreliable radio toys. she
has a Radio in her room, but the Boom did not perform better.
Please Logitech...
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 10.04LTS - SBS 7.5.0
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC
will connect a SB3 to the amp whenever I play music (I
don't leave the SB3 outside).
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 10.04LTS - SBS 7.4.2
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
i definitely think so. outdoors is a terrible listening environment
anyhow, and neighbors typically don't appreciate adequate volume levels
for active music listening. :-)
i do think the Boom could do the job (at least for me)
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 10.04LTS - SBS
is no longer upgraded.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 10.04LTS - SBS 7.4.2
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned) - Audioengine 5/S8
issues, ever.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 10.04LTS - SBS 7.4.2
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned) - Audioengine 5/S8 - Acoustic
Energy
optimized to
allow synchronization?
Strictly the Receiver. It will also have questionable synch with the
controller on such occasions. The log never shows that anything went
wrong though.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1
of synch, and then there
are several seconds of pause. Typically early in the song. This iad
worked perfectly previously.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers
for at least an hour a
day while I work out in the morning..
This is something that 7.4.1 introduced, I very very very seldom saw
this type of behavior before. I think it may be a synching issue.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1
, which of course makes it very snappy when
booting, and further increases power efficiency.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
. :-)
Moore's Law always gets us into these paradigm shifts. :-)
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower
system file that lacks the flexibility to cope
with incremental changes. It's a binary status quo cast in stone or
start from scratch proposition.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier
it also overwrote other
settings it keeps there, but it also (luckily) seems that mysb.com
doesn't care about all player settings, just some of them (the subwoo
line out off the Boom is just one very visible example I seemed to
notice).
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS
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Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier: Accuphase
been opened? I will gladly do so now that we have
collectively defined the accurate problem description. :)
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase
resulted.
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned) - Audioengine 5/S8 - Acoustic
Energy
is totally sufficient...
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...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned) - Audioengine 5/S8
connected to mysb.com directly, only and exclusively to SBS. But
the mysb.com settings were written to every player and overwrote the SBS
settings. And the Duet went a bit crazy until it was reset and SBS
restarted.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3
me
given the issue I faced.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Radio (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
(used as DAC mostly)
Amplifiers: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned) - Audioengine 5/S8
the settings in
my setup... and screwed them up in my entire configuration. What the
hell, really. AGH.
I am very very aggravated by this. All my menu setups. All my audio
setup and synch settings. My customized display formats. All. AGH.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS
again.
The backup option I am talking about is a backup .bin file for every
squeezebox that can be restored. Every wireless device has one. Copying
around system files is *not* a stable backup solution, and in this case
does not work at all.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu
Adding a Radio did this.
Now my Duet is in some weird loop too. Agh.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned
of forward compatibility is the way to stay...
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
Loudspeakers: Ceeroy 3-way tower (tuned) - Audioengine 5/S8 - Acoustic
Energy Aego
think the client had to become smarter from an interface point of view,
yet remains lightweight from a music path point of view. it is the best
of all worlds. Logitech has this nearly won: the interface is pretty,
the box very flexible, the cost point just right.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server
it compelling enough: customers ask for it, plus more music
with very good quality (which 192 represents, 128 is a tad bland for
good jazz and classical recordings) to more clients... sounds like a
common sense bet for them.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
blocks are being constantly reallocated, and there is a lot of wasted
space that can be freed up. between that and NAT, it seems to have legs
for a while. :-)
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier
SBS. i have an always on computer that acts as my SBS server,
but every 2 months or so something weird will happen where i'll have to
powercycle the player or restart the server.
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1
what i have now discovered a few days later is that my preferences were
obliterated. SBS all by itself went back to a default conf file or
something, and utterly forgot about my stuff.
has anyone else experienced this?
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
on that.
even though the version shows as 7.4.1, i must wonder whether something
got updated that i am not aware of?
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: Shuttle X27D - Ubuntu 8.04LTS - SBS 7.4.1
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet (1), Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier: Accuphase E306v - Creek OBH21/22
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