Finally it arrived! I spent some hours to get used and now I got it
almost completely. I have to say that I like it a lot, even if I found
some weaknesses that, in my opinion, if removed, would make of the SB3
the perfect living room companion.
One of these weaknesses is that if no internet conne
You turn your router on and off? That's unusual! I'm sure most people
leave it on all the time.
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mooblie;404094 Wrote:
> You turn your router on and off? That's unusual! I'm sure most people
> leave it on all the time.
Well, yes. I'm at home (awake) for no more than 5 hours a day, so I
turn it on only when I need to use the pc. Since I got the SB3 (few
days) I turn it on when I want to he
I totally get why people want to turn off a PC, but a router? That cant
cost more than a nickel a month to leave on - why in the world to you
want to deal with the hassle of turning it on and off, let alone the
wear and tear on the router of all those power cycles?
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Rikk;404109 Wrote:
> Well, yes. I'm at home (awake) for no more than 5 hours a day, so I turn
> it on only when I need to use the pc. Since I got the SB3 (few days) I
> turn it on when I want to hear music, too. That is still a couple of
> hours a day. Sometimes some more, but...
Why not just tu
Rikk wrote:
> Finally it arrived! I spent some hours to get used and now I got it
> almost completely. I have to say that I like it a lot, even if I found
> some weaknesses that, in my opinion, if removed, would make of the SB3
> the perfect living room companion.
>
> One of these weaknesses is tha
peter;404318 Wrote:
>
> The SB-family is really designed for an always-on network. It works in
>
> other configurations, but not really that well. That's the whole point
>
> of thin clients.
>
> Regards,
> Peter
actually I have to admit that you're right. Even if the discussion
about the clo
Rikk;404505 Wrote:
> So what you said gives more strenght to my second point: plugins on SN!
> Or not?
Plugins on SN are technically possible, because SN is really just a
bunch of computers out on the internet running SC. But here's the
catch: how do you decide *which* plugins to include? Every d
aubuti;404527 Wrote:
> Plugins on SN are technically possible, because SN is really just a
> bunch of computers out on the internet running SC. But here's the
> catch: how do you decide *which* plugins to include?
All those in the "standard" list in SC with a similar list on SN
aubuti;404527 Wro
even better if the SB3 can switch to SN when the pc is turned off.
Right now the user still has to manually switch the SB3 to connect to
SN otherwise the display cannot show the clock.
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Bryan
SB3+PSA DL3
SvrPwrCtrl plugin should do what you want
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Bryan Jan;404677 Wrote:
> even better if the SB3 can switch to SN when the pc is turned off.
> Right now the user still has to manually switch the SB3 to connect to
> SN otherwise the display cannot show the clock.
this would be a nice feature
moley6knipe;404680 Wrote:
> SvrPwrCtrl plugin shou
Rikk;404683 Wrote:
> this would be a nice feature
>
>
> I cant find it, would you post a link to that, please?
> Does it connect back to SC when it's back up?
No, it's still a manual event. Once your SB3 is no longer connected to
SC then you have no access to plugins.
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toby10;404713 Wrote:
> No, it's still a manual event. Once your SB3 is no longer connected to
> SC then you have no access to plugins.
Right! Do you know the link to download SvrPwrCtrl ?
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Rikk;404714 Wrote:
> Right! Do you know the link to download SvrPwrCtrl ?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezeCenter_Plugins
Just make sure any plugin is compatible with your current version of
SC7.
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thank you guys!
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toby10;404734 Wrote:
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezeCenter_Plugins
>
> Just make sure any plugin is compatible with your current version of
> SC7.
I'm not sure it's in the wiki plugin listings yet, but here is the main
support thread from the 3rd Party Plugins forum, which includ
Rikk;404676 Wrote:
> All those in the "standard" list in SC with a similar list on SN
Well, then that would exclude SuperDateTime, which is one you said you
specifically wanted in your original post. Which is it?
Oh, and one correction to toby10's post about SrvrPowerControl. It
*can* be configu
aubuti;404762 Wrote:
> Well, then that would exclude SuperDateTime, which is one you said you
> specifically wanted in your original post. Which is it?
The opposite: I meant that one in particular. Superdatetime is in the
list of those plugin you can install via SC. You find it in advanced
setup,
Rikk;404764 Wrote:
> The opposite: I meant that one in particular. Superdatetime is in the
> list of those plugin you can install via SC. You find it in advanced
> setup, download extension utility (or something like this, I'm using
> the italian version). Anyway: the tab before the last one (sho
aubuti;404767 Wrote:
> Okay, mixup in terminology. Most of us understand the "standard" plugins
> to be those that are included with SC package, *and* officially
> supported by SD/Logi. SuperDateTime is neither of those.
Ah, ok, my ignorance. Got it.
aubuti;404767 Wrote:
> If you want to includ
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