/2005 9:25 PM
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Subject: [slim] Re: Why Can't Slim support Play For Sure???
Just my two cents but I think everyone needs to take a time out.
How many consumer electronic products
Just my two cents but I think everyone needs to take a time out.
How many consumer electronic products do you own that the CTO of the
company that makes the product actually acknowledges your posts (rants)
and comments with careful support?
My experience so far has been great. The features th
Quoting Aaron Zinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > I guess I have my own opinion of who should be getting abused right now.
>
> I don't entirely understand what you meant by this statement but I hope you
> didn't take any offense at my comment.
none at all. I'm just suggesting that the problem as I
> I guess I have my own opinion of who should be getting abused right now.
I don't entirely understand what you meant by this statement but I hope you
didn't take any offense at my comment. I only meant to acknowledge you and
the sentiments that you've already repeatedly expressed about the stat
Quoting Aaron Zinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I know, I know, KDF, RealSlim's only waiting for someone to give it some TLC
> :).
I had intended to try to take part as well (depite not being a windows
user)...but as a Canadian, Rhapsody is totally useless to me since I'm barred
from using the servic
> I know just what is going to happen...the day after I buy a Roku, Slim
> is going to announce Rhaposody support!! :-)
Yeah...and there's another bit of irony that actually keeps me with the
squeezebox: when using RealSlim my Squeezebox actually has more "complete"
Rhapsody support than any othe
I am kind of caught between a rock and a hard place. I'd like to wait
for Slim to support PlayForSure...and I can still use the old version
of Rhapsody. But I really want the to-go...I want to try out new music
when I am out walking and in my car. If I upgrade Rhapsody I can no
longer use Slim.
Or how about people who want PFS pay $20 or something for a
"compatibility pack" which includes a SlimServer plugin and a special
firmware update. There's no reason anyone should have to pay for stuff
they don't need if everything is nice and modular.
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radish
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Chop wrote:
> So is this the issue then - that Play For Sure formats are not supported
> across different OS's?
>
Not necessarily. It might be feasible for an SB2 to connect to
Slimserver and/or Widows Media Services, and perhaps even switch between
them on-the-fly. In theory, such a design woul
Thanks SeanI'll take that at face value, and remain confident that you
guys know what you are doing, and how to satisfy the masses. Thanks for a
great product, and awesome support. I look forward to the future.
Now, if someone could just ensure that Kawartha TV gets a few wired units,
I'd
On May 17, 2005, at 10:07 AM, Chop wrote:
So is this the issue then - that Play For Sure formats are not
supported
across different OS's?
Sort of - certain DRM features require a Windows PC communicating by
UPNP.
Btw, I started a different thread to narrow the focus. I'm not trying
to be hars
So is this the issue then - that Play For Sure formats are not supported
across different OS's?
Btw, I started a different thread to narrow the focus. I'm not trying
to be harsh. I'm just really curious as to why Slim isn't supporting
these services?
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Chop
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No need to create a new thread on the subject, it's not going to make
the idea of implementing this feature carry more weight - and is only
going to annoy us users who couldn't give a.
--
Jim
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