Sorry I didn't react for a while.
I was very busy re-ripping all my CD's.
Because tags where not ok, Squeezecenter did not group the songs
correctly.
I think 95% was moved to the 'Unknown' artists section.
So I had to correct the tags. I also wanted to move to .flac files. So
I re-ripped all!
I have no problems learning something new.
Especially when it saves met time later.
The problem is that my wife and kids want to use it too.
They will use it much less. So they should be able to use it without a
learning curve.
I think it would be great if it just works intuitive and besides
melomania;434376 Wrote:
I think it would be great if it just works intuitive and besides that
you can do things much more quickly when you want to learn how to do
it.
I hope my feedback will result in a even beter product ;-)
Only, if you tell me, how intuitive looks like.
It's not like
pippin;433901
Have you read the manual?
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Well, I think that explains what I mean: You have to read a manual
first!
For all iPhone apps I have, I did not read one word about the GUI.
That is the reason I use the iPhone. Interface is intuitive and
simple.
It is easy to
melomania;434081 Wrote:
One thing that I think is very bad using iPeng is the fact that in some
situations you can move the screen to the left (with a finger movement
to the left), but when trying to move it back it is not possible or some
other screen moves in. It is unclear how to get the
Thanks to all of you!
I just bought the Squeezebox Classic and the QNAP TS-239 NAS.
Everything works and I'm re-ripping my CD's in a losless format.
I already like the system a lot!
I hoped iPeng was a good program to control the Squeezebox with the
iPhone, but I'm really dissapoited by iPeng.
melomania;433897 Wrote:
Thanks to all of you!
I just bought the Squeezebox Classic and the QNAP TS-239 NAS.
Everything works and I'm re-ripping my CD's in a losless format.
I already like the system a lot!
I hoped iPeng was a good program to control the Squeezebox with the
iPhone,
davep;432638 Wrote:
Just a word of clarification regarding use of the Receiver on its own
without buying the Controller. Officially you are not able to set up
the Receiver without use of the Controller. There is a work around,
documented somewhere on this forum, which has had several
strocky;433462 Wrote:
Could you use a NOKIA N770 Internet Tablet to control the receiver box
using the 3rd party software?
Not with a 3rd party software AFAIK.
But SqueezeCenter COMES with a Nokia770 skin for the web interface.
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pippin
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote, at
Hi
I'm new to this forum.
I would like to buy a Squeezebox, but I'm not sure about the setup to
use.
I want to stream audio from a NAS unit to my amplifier in the living
room and control it (select the music to play etc) by my iPhone.
So I do not want to use the remote control from logitech.
melomania;432494 Wrote:
Hi
I'm new to this forum.
I would like to buy a Squeezebox, but I'm not sure about the setup to
use.
Welcome. You will enjoy the squeezebox.
melomania;432494 Wrote:
I want to stream audio from a NAS unit to my amplifier in the living
room and control it (select
Just a word of clarification regarding use of the Receiver on its own
without buying the Controller. Officially you are not able to set up
the Receiver without use of the Controller. There is a work around,
documented somewhere on this forum, which has had several reports of
success but it
Yep. As Davep said: You will NOT be able to set up your receiver with
iPeng, for that you need a controller or this:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=57861
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pippin
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote, at penguinlovesmusic.com
I'd recommend a Classic rather than a receiver for the reason of having
a screen, having an IR remote as a fallback, better wireless
performance, and it's offically supported set up.
I'd also recommend an Atom x86 based NAS (such as a QNAP TS-239) for 2
reasons. 1) It has the performance to
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