I just tried the SqueezeNetwork for the first time (having just received my
replacement SqueezeBox2 with a working headphone socket).
Here's some initial ramblings...
1. I found it easy to connect to the SqueezeNetwork (SN) and configure.
2. How does the PIN get generated? Is this id allocated
>4. I selected a radio station to play, and for the first few seconds it played
>fine. After that it was really choppy. I tried a few stations, but all
>exhibited the same stuttery sound. I checked my PC's network traffic, which
>was utilising 0% transmit and receive, so the SB2 could use all
How do I access the SN? I've poked around but can find any info.>From: Philip Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>Reply-To: Slim Devices Discussion >To: Slim Devices Discussion >Subject: Re: [slim] SqueezeNetwork - first thoughts>Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 22:02:52 +0100>> &
Quoting Michael Haan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> How do I access the SN? I've poked around but can find any info.
you need the latest version of the server, as Dean instructed in the orignal
thread regarding SqueezeNetwork Alpha release.
after that, it will be an item in your players top level men
On May 19, 2005, at 1:51 PM, Philip Meyer wrote:
3. The SB2 feels a lot slower to navigate through menus when
connected to the SN. Does each remote control action perform a
round-trip visit to the server across the internet?
Where in the world are you, Philip? Performance of navigation in the
3. The SB2 feels a lot slower to navigate through menus when connected
to the SN. Does each remote control action perform a round-trip visit
to the server across the internet?
Where in the world are you, Philip? Performance of navigation in the
Bay Area is quite good (sometimes better than
>Where in the world are you, Philip? Performance of navigation in the
>Bay Area is quite good (sometimes better than connecting to my local
>slimserver!), I imagine that the lag you see might be related to the
>round-trip time across the internet.
>
UK. It definitely feels sluggish, but use
