Man in a van wrote:
> It's becoming the fad with some forums as well. Two I used to visit on a
> regular basis have recently "upgrade" to more "user friendliness"
> to such an extent that browsing them has become a chore :rolleyes:, and,
> as a result, I visit less and less :(.
>
Netgear comes
> I'm guessing nothing.
Ah, thanks for the explanation :)
> It is the lastest fad for UIs making sure you'll never find a sepcfic
> program becuase they think you won't like it.
Too true dat :p. It's becoming the fad with some forums as well. Two I
used to visit on a regular basis have
Man in a van wrote:
> what are the likely implications for Squeezebox users of this sign in
> malarkey? :confused:
I'm guessing nothing.
BBCiPlayer uses a vendor feed of last 7 days which does not have
preferences and no feedback mechanism. Are all the vendors going to
rely on a BBC auth
This afternoon I opened BBC iPlayer Radio on my Android tablet to be
informed that soon I will have to "sign in" to my BBC Account to enjoy
the pleasures of "My Radio", as determined by the BBC.
I have had a BBC account for at least 6, maybe 8 years, so this is not
something I am unfamiliar
Just wondering does anybody know if there are any plans to get BBC
Listen Again working in conjunction with mysqueezebox.com through
classic and duet players?
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Hi, I'm new here but have owned several players for several years.
Is it possible to pick up BBC Radio on a Squeezebox 2?
(I'm running the server software (v6.2) on a Solaris SPARC box.)
Nick
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Nick,
Hi, I'm new here but have owned several players for several years.
You must be new as the discussions about AlienBBC can't be ignored :-)
Is it possible to pick up BBC Radio on a Squeezebox 2?
What you need is mplayer and the AlienBBC plugin:
http://www.x2systems.com/AlienBBC/
