pcourtney;655498 Wrote:
> I tried that, but could not get it to work, it was a good party anyway
> and the Logitech app worked, so that really the point of the exercise,
> maybe they will make some improvements to it over the years, maybe not
> !
I mean: it's not a big "worked" if you start rand
pippin;655305 Wrote:
> you can do that with the Logitech App, just add tracks with "play next"
> and the random mix will continue after the added track
I tried that, but could not get it to work, it was a good party anyway
and the Logitech app worked, so that really the point of the exercise,
ma
pcourtney;655300 Wrote:
> your right, whilst I have been letting guests look at the iPad screen,
> the cover art, and the playlists, the random mix playlist has not been
> influenced by guests, I cannot really see a way how to search for
> material and play, and the mix just carries on after that
your right, whilst I have been letting guests look at the iPad screen,
the cover art, and the playlists, the random mix playlist has not been
influenced by guests, I cannot really see a way how to search for
material and play, and the mix just carries on after that track has
played
screenshot fro
pcourtney;655281 Wrote:
>
> this iPad app has survived the party, it is not perfect, but I can
> really see the potential
Just to understand your setup: you created a playlist before the party
started and the iPad was only operated by yourself? Were your guests
allowed to have wishes for new mu
slate;655286 Wrote:
> Corona beer
the host supplied the beer, the wine and the food, and hired the
fantastic JBL speakers, so must not complain too much, I am loving the
sound of these JBL active speakers he hired for tonight, they are
really belting out some great sounds, about midnight we wen
Are you also testing Corona beer or are people allowed to suggest
something better?!
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danull;655262 Wrote:
> Based on your tone and presence here the party must be going very well
> ;-)
it is now Sir, three hours later, everyone is rocking like crazy, the
volume has gone up a few notches, and all the girls are dancing the
night away, whooo ha !
but this box of Corona beer
pcourtney;655260 Wrote:
> come on pippin, give the free app a little airplay for gods sake, rather
> than pushing your app, this thread is not about iPeng or Squeezepad, get
> it !
Sorry, like bluegaspode I mistook your initial post and with "real"
Apps I was referring to native vs. Web Apps.
bluegaspode;655254 Wrote:
> SqueezePad also has a party mode that protects your playlist from being
> erased by an unthoughful tap of a user.
>
> Just change the 'playlist modification mode' to 'always add to end'.
> Served me well on all of my parties ...
Just don't try Pandora or Slacker ;)
T
pcourtney;655272 Wrote:
> your right, it is my fault for not writing a 200 word introduction and
> letting everyone know in advance that I was not looking for
> alternatives to the free app, just wanting to give it a real life
> scenario like tonight's party, so sorry for me being so stupid
>
garym;655264 Wrote:
> People make friendly suggestions to you on this forum and you take it
> all as a personal attack and then accuse us of being stupid or money
> grubbers. I've tried to overlook your various rude and pedantic
> responses here and elsewhere, assuming you might calm down and bec
Mnyb;655263also size matters reasonable sized jpg is the best compromise, bmp
or png is not a god idea it craves more memory and cpu to resize, 500*500
pixels jpg seems to satisfy most users[/QUOTE Wrote:
>
>
> the good news is that they are all jpegs, but I guess they all need to
> be trimme
bluegaspode;655261 Wrote:
> I'm sorry, this was not obvious from your first post.
> It rather sounded like you are not confident in that App or it makes
> you trouble that's why people wanted to help and suggested you
> alternatives to keep you from the pain.Happy testing!
no problem, I keep for
pcourtney;655258 Wrote:
> thanks for all the plugs for other iPad apps folks, I know about them
> all for some time, so you are not really getting the point of the
> exercise, which is to give this Logitech developed application a run
> out - and what better conditions than a big party in London,
they paid for apps are much quicker as gary sugested, however some
artwork processing is done by the server to give you artsizes not
precached during the scan . IPeng uses some of it's own sizes too
also if you turn of artwork precaching to make faster scans you pay in
this end instead . as the s
Based on your tone and presence here the party must be going very well
;-)
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pcourtney;655258 Wrote:
> the reason for the thread is to put the Logi iPad app through its paces
I'm sorry, this was not obvious from your first post.
It rather sounded like you are not confident in that App or it makes
you trouble that's why people wanted to help and suggested you
alternatives
pippin;655249 Wrote:
> How about trying one of the real iPad Spps like iPeng for iPad or
> SqueezePad?
come on pippin, give the free app a little airplay for gods sake,
rather than pushing your app, this thread is not about iPeng or
Squeezepad, get it !
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thanks for all the plugs for other iPad apps folks, I know about them
all for some time, so you are not really getting the point of the
exercise, which is to give this Logitech developed application a run
out - and what better conditions than a big party in London, so please
don't keep harping on
SqueezePad also has a party mode that protects your playlist from being
erased by an unthoughful tap of a user.
Just change the 'playlist modification mode' to 'always add to end'.
Served me well on all of my parties ...
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garym;655251 Wrote:
> Not in my 3,000+ posts. For me it's a learn new stuff, get help, and
> provide help forum. ;-)
> And you really should try a real remote control app!
And for random play, erland's dynamic playlist and SQL playlist plugins
are incredibly useful. I couldn't do without them.
pcourtney;655250 Wrote:
> that would be too easy Gary :-)
>
> somebody has to give it a thrashing and report back all the gory
> details on here, we are after all a Logitech bashing forum, are we not
> ??
Not in my 3,000+ posts. For me it's a learn new stuff, get help, and
provide help forum. ;
that would be too easy Gary :-)
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How about trying one of the real iPad Spps like iPeng for iPad or
SqueezePad?
Hell, iPeng even has a party mode ;)
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Check out ipengHD and squeezepad. Both are so much nicer than the
logitech free app. Enjoy the party!!
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I have been using my iPad this last few hours to setup a "Random Mix" of
party music tonight, in fact the party kicked off 30 minutes ago :-)
Total Tracks: 786
Total Albums: 62
Total Artists: 62
Total Genres: 5
Total Party Playing Time: 57:40:09
You can setup the Random Mix by the following :
27 matches
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