plympton;558048 Wrote:
> When you called Logitech, did you ask for a replacement part, or did you
> say your remote had broken? I called and just said my remote had
> broken, and they sent me a replacement for free as a "one time
> courtesy". I didn't argue with him - I'd have happily bought it
DeeJayRy;557869 Wrote:
> thanks everyone for the quick & plentiful replies.
>
> as for windows mobile devices i have a few to choose from, orange spv &
> spv 500 (cant remember htc names for these) blue angel, universal, touch
> & my current mobile the touch hd.
>
> which software givs the full
When you called Logitech, did you ask for a replacement part, or did you
say your remote had broken? I called and just said my remote had
broken, and they sent me a replacement for free as a "one time
courtesy". I didn't argue with him - I'd have happily bought it, but I
hear (from you and other
Also, you can use a JVC DVD remote including a universal remote with JVC
DVD codes.
I use my Yamaha AVR remote to control my SB3, works great.
You may need to enable this in SBS > Settings > Player > SB3 > Basic
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toby10
thanks everyone for the quick & plentiful replies.
its good to hearthat the touch remote will work with the SB classic,
that is definitely a viable option. although I am slightly concerned
about the lack of brightness button for update, I am not sure which
firmware version I have, i'll check it o
aubuti;557794 Wrote:
> If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch you can install the iPeng app for
> $10 and it makes a great remote/controller for any Squeezebox.
>
There are different possibilities with Win Mobile phone, Iphone and
Android phones. A lot of users that own a Logitech controller own
I've noticed Amazon.com has new, slightly discounted SB3 Classic units
in stock. The seller is -among others- amazon, and while the stock does
not seem high the offer has been running for a week or 2 already.
For ~ $230 you could get a spare SB3 and a new remote ? Look for
"Logitech Squeezebox" on
aubuti;557797 Wrote:
> The Brightness button is used for firmware updates on the
> SB2/SB3/Classic. If you don't manage to repair your SB3/Classic remote,
> then you should set the SB to update firmware automatically. You can do
> this (after you get a functioning remote) by holding down the left
The Brightness button is used for firmware updates on the
SB2/SB3/Classic. If you don't manage to repair your SB3/Classic remote,
then you should set the SB to update firmware automatically. You can do
this (after you get a functioning remote) by holding down the left
arrow key for ~5 seconds unti
One option would be the remote for the Touch. It's more similar in
size/functionality to the SB3 remote. The Touch remote, I believe does
NOT have the brightness button, which I think is used to re-initialize
the SB3 if required (don't remember the process).
How "broken" is your SB3 remote? The
If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch you can install the iPeng app for
$10 and it makes a great remote/controller for any Squeezebox.
Alternatively, consider getting the infrared remote for the SB Touch.
It's smaller than the original SB3/Classic remote and doesn't have all
the same buttons (no B
i've broken the remote for my SB classic and have been told by logitech
support that a replacement remote is not available so i'd like some
help evaluating the options i have for controlling my SB.
I have SlimControl on my windows mobile device but its a bit limited
for things like last.FM and sh
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