a very intersting topic that shows how, even an entusiast early-adopter
user core, requirements and virews can be quite different.
i like the versatility of SC and SN. i think the confusing part is that
players that are switched to SN utterly "disappear" from the fact of the
earth as far as SC is
aubuti;459509 Wrote:
> Some people shutdown, or at least suspend, their computers for a variety
> of reasons. Noise is one, energy consumption is another. Or the server
> is a laptop that one person takes out of the house from time to time,
> leaving others with only SN. I'm fine leaving my SC se
If you are thinking of the system architecture then sure, it makes sense
for the user to distinguish between SC and SN. Then it sounds nice to
add features like automatically switching between the two sources and
syncing the two Favorites lists.
But if you are thinking of the *user*, the relation
SC7 advantages over SN for Internet Radio and Music Services usage:
+ SC can use Music Information Screen
+ SC offers immediate access to your local music library
+ SC includes Favorites folders and sub-folders for station favorites,
all editable and movable (SN has no folders)
+ SC has Direct sta
hunta;459277 Wrote:
> I completely agree. If Logitech are aiming Squeezeboxes in their various
> guises at the mass market, then things have to be a lot more intuitive.
> The SqueezeCenter / SqueezeNetwork point is a prime (and to be fair,
> probably the biggest) example. It's fine for those of u
eap;459465 Wrote:
> Why don't people just leave their PC (server) on all the time? Just
> leave it on - -have squeeze center running (which is also logged into
> squeezenetwork) -- so you see everything (local music and internet radio
> all the time).
>
> Computers are meant to run 24/7. With
aubuti;459310 Wrote:
>
>
> @TheLastMan: You're not missing anything. If your SC is always
> available, you never need to explicitly switch to SN.
Why don't people just leave their PC (server) on all the time? Just
leave it on - -have squeeze center running (which is also logged into
squeezene
In reality it is even more confusing with this auto switching between
sc/sn
I often wonder where i'm I ?
I like the distinct choice between two sources .
What I want to see is how WOL is going to work in this scenario how is
the controller going to "guess" if I want to listen to SN or WOL the
se
dave77;459303 Wrote:
> For example, if SC was the last connection and I turn on my SB it will
> try to connect to SC again. If SC is not available I get an error saying
> no SC found or something like like. It isn't obvious/intuitive what to
> do next. I know I have to press back loads of times t
mherger;459306 Wrote:
>
> > In which case, because I have a NAS running SqueezeCenter 24/7,
> there
> > is no real need for me to connect to SN. Or am I missing something?
>
> no.
The kind of answer I needed! Thanks.
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> In which case, because I have a NAS running SqueezeCenter 24/7, there
> is no real need for me to connect to SN. Or am I missing something?
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aubuti;459300 Wrote:
> When do you need to switch between SC and SN on 7.3.3?
For example, if SC was the last connection and I turn on my SB it will
try to connect to SC again. If SC is not available I get an error saying
no SC found or something like like. It isn't obvious/intuitive what to
do
What I have never been able to completely establish is whether there are
any services available on SqueezeNetwork that are not available on
SqueezeCenter.
As far as I can tell, as long as I am connected to SqueezeCenter, I
have access to all the on-line music services and internet radio as
well.
dave77;459299 Wrote:
> The 2 must be able to co-exist seamlessly without needing to switch SN
> to SC eg select "My Music Library" then depending on what's available
> you get different options.
>
> How does 7.4 differ? I haven't tried it yet, probably won't til it's
> final.
That's a very broad
aubuti;459293 Wrote:
> What about users of MP3Tunes, who have "My Music Library" on SN? In at
> least one incarnation (including the current?), "Music Library" shows up
> on both SC and SN. But what you find below the "Music Library" differs
> on SC and SN.
The 2 must be able to co-exist seamles
dave77;459278 Wrote:
> Exactly, if SC is on then 'My Music Library' is shown, if Internet is on
> then 'Internet Radio' is shown.
What about users of MP3Tunes, who have "My Music Library" on SN? In at
least one incarnation (including the current?), "Music Library" shows up
on both SC and SN. But
Nonreality;459249 Wrote:
> I don't understand the confusion what so ever. Really read up a bit and
> it all makes sense. Get over it.
A lot of users are baffled by SqueezeCenter / SqueezeNetwork. You won't
believe how many calls we get from users who cannot find their local
music to play. And
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=53445
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eq72521;459075 Wrote:
> This scenario wouldn't play nicely when your Internet access is down. I
> actually sometimes use my music server and SBs in places with no
> Internet access at all, so I rather like that it can be done completely
> offline.
>
> On the other hand, the devices could perhap
I completely agree. If Logitech are aiming Squeezeboxes in their various
guises at the mass market, then things have to be a lot more intuitive.
The SqueezeCenter / SqueezeNetwork point is a prime (and to be fair,
probably the biggest) example. It's fine for those of us who have been
around a whil
See the videos linked to in the thread referred to below to see how it
can be confusing to new users.
He was trying to do something a bit more sophisticated - but I dud feel
a bit sorry for him during the first one.
I started by reading up and trying Slimserver before I bought my first
Squeezebo
I don't understand the confusion what so ever. Really read up a bit and
it all makes sense. Get over it.
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aubuti;459079 Wrote:
> That is exactly the direction things are going with 7.4. It's not
> perfectly seamless, but it's a lot closer. You might want to give 7.4 a
> try -- it's in pretty good shape right now.
Cheers, I'll take a look at it.
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vw195;459080 Wrote:
> Can Favorite Presets be synced from SC to SN? That would make alot of
> sense as long as they were not local favorites.
No, I don't think so.
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Can Favorite Presets be synced from SC to SN? That would make alot of
sense as long as they were not local favorites.
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dave77;459017 Wrote:
> Can we not have this done seamlessly, eg when I turn on my SB player, if
> a SC is found then I get an extra option 'My Music Library'
That is exactly the direction things are going with 7.4. It's not
perfectly seamless, but it's a lot closer. You might want to give 7.4 a
t
dave77;459017 Wrote:
> This has got to be the most confusing option for non techies, I mean,
> why do we need to chose SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork as a music
> source?
>
> Can we not have this done seamlessly, eg when I turn on my SB player,
> if a SC is found then I get an extra option 'My
This has got to be the most confusing option for non techies, I mean,
why do we need to chose SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork as a music
source?
Can we not have this done seamlessly, eg when I turn on my SB player,
if a SC is found then I get an extra option 'My Music Library'
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