I've read that the ipod touch can control squeezebox. Currently I have
Squeezebox Classic and am thinking of the Squeezebox Controller. But
the ipod touch is a similar price and does more, so why would I buy the
Squeezebox Controller. Does the ipod give the same functionality ?
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if all you're after is a wireless remote then the iPodTouch with the
iPeng native app is a much better solution, both in terms of speed and
reliability.
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That's what I keep reading... So why do they even bother selling the
Controller ? Maybe they should just bundle the Receiver with an iPod
Touch and iPeng pre-installed lol =D
I really don't like ipods (never owned one but I can't stand the fact
that you have to use iTunes and can't just use UMS,
I asked the same question a while ago in this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=55435highlight=jazztime
and got some good advises. I ended up bying iTouch and iPeng - and this
is the perfect remote for me. It's stable, very responsive/fast and I
can not imagine any easier way
newy;395743 Wrote:
The 2 biggest differences I can see are:
1) The Controller has an IR emitter so you can control an amplifier
with it(If you can figure it out!).
2) The Touch can go on the road with you.
Depends on what you need it for more I guess...
The main benefits of the
And one of those will probably go away soon :-)
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BlueScreenJunky;395717 Wrote:
That's what I keep reading... So why do they even bother selling the
Controller ? Maybe they should just bundle the Receiver with an iPod
Touch and iPeng pre-installed lol =D
I really don't like ipods (never owned one but I can't stand the fact
that you have
