thats why my answer to you was the best answer, i actually listened to
what you wanted.
;)
in all seriousness, there are a 1000 ways to slaughter a pig. so it
all depends on what your exact goals are, and how you want to do it.
keep in mind, they do not have a upnp solution yet. while i think
Thanks everyone for chiming in.
The depth of this thread is going way over my head.
I have no idea what upnp is..
Well, then again, I had no idea what NAS was until a few days ago, when
I started searching the internet.
Basically, my wife and I would like to aggregate all our music files
into one
> uPnP - mmm... could Any or someone explain how a NAS/laptop/PC with a
> upnp server is going to work together with Squeezenetwork and your
> local players? Im very intrigued.
There's a device which is connected to your network as well as SN... your SB.
It could do the bridge.
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uPnP - mmm... could Any or someone explain how a NAS/laptop/PC with a
upnp server is going to work together with Squeezenetwork and your
local players? Im very intrigued.
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the other point is they have 2 laptops. is the SN/upnp going to be a
good solution for them?
meaning, will it work with their laptops and will they want them on?
i got the impression they didn't want that.
what about a NAS with a upnp media server built in but no SC?
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> well, the OP said they want a NAS, so i'm going by what they said.
Ok, ok...
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well, the OP said they want a NAS, so i'm going by what they said.
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> andy, couldn't he do what he wants if he gets a NAS he can run SC on?
No need to buy a new NAS if we can get basic UPnP support working. And
those NAS manufacturers are slow adapting our software...
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andyg;355118 Wrote:
> Not yet, but I'm working on a way for you to access local music while
> connected to SN.
andy, couldn't he do what he wants if he gets a NAS he can run SC on?
seems to me thats what infrant/netgear support officially.
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autopilot;355134 Wrote:
> What? How on earth are you planning to do that? Please explain more :)
The short answer is via UPnP. For the long answer you'll need Andy.
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New Daddy;355107 Wrote:
>
> 2. (This is probably appropriate for some other forum...
Like this one?... http://forums.slimdevices.com/forumdisplay.php?f=18
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andyg;355118 Wrote:
> Not yet, but I'm working on a way for you to access local music while
> connected to SN.
What? How on earth are you planning to do that? Please explain more :)
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andyg;355118 Wrote:
> Not yet, but I'm working on a way for you to access local music while
> connected to SN.
Thanks andyg!
I'll look forward to it.
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It's a 4x250Gb Disk RAID5 box giving me about 700Gb of storage
(completely full at the mo). It's a great box that I use for streaming
movies an
Not yet, but I'm working on a way for you to access local music while
connected to SN.
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I'm beginning to realize that all the music files must be stored in one
folder in order for SB to access those files.
Since my wife and I both have tons of music files on our separate
notebooks, we are thinking of setting up what other people are
describing as a NAS (network-attached storage) wher
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