I've used iPeng on my iPhone for a long time and was generally pretty
happy with it. My biggest issue is that I find the interface for
adding songs to a playlist a bit confusing (single song vs. whole
album, replace playlist vs. insert next vs. add to end), but I think
that's largely my problem,
pippin;592127 Wrote:
> Anyway. I use SqueezeCast on my iPod and iPhone (haven't used it on the
> iPad yet, iPad's just too bug to carry around for listening).
>
I can also confirm that Squeezecast works pretty well on my
iPhone/iPad/iPods which has never given me any problems
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digitalknight;592125 Wrote:
>
> and it said it could be a good way to use the iPad as a SBplayer using
> iPeng as the GUI once 4.2 multi-tasking came about... well
> multi-tasking is here... has anyone tested it out or am I going to have
> to shell out an additional $6 to be the guinea pig? I am
pippin;592119 Wrote:
> OK. Now you plan to spend 500$ on an iPad.
> And then you plan to spend another 500$ on another iPad next April.
>
> And you seriously caring about whether you can afford two Apps at $10
> each?
;-)
Not really... but hey... did you not hear... times are tough moneys
digitalknight;592111 Wrote:
>
> If I get a new iPad down the road (like next April when V2 comes out)
> can I move the app to the new device?
OK. Now you plan to spend 500$ on an iPad.
And then you plan to spend another 500$ on another iPad next April.
And you seriously caring about whether yo
No trial periods, discounts or anything on App Store. It's got a simple
business model: free or full price.
Updates, for example, are free.
flattermann;592114 Wrote:
>
> You can install your bought apps on up to 5 (?) devices.
I always thought so but I recently added a 6th one and I could still
digitalknight;592111 Wrote:
> I take it neither one has a trial period? If I buy both and hate one of
> them can I return it / get a refund?
No, I don't think so.
>
> If I get a new iPad down the road (like next April when V2 comes out)
> can I move the app to the new device?
Yes, as long as y
I take it neither one has a trial period? If I buy both and hate one of
them can I return it / get a refund?
If I get a new iPad down the road (like next April when V2 comes out)
can I move the app to the new device?
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Both have the love and ban feature but only iPeng has dedicated buttons
for it, in SqueezePad you have to go through the context menu.
Both work with MySB.
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pippin;591456 Wrote:
> I think there will not be a lot of differences on Pandora. iPeng will
> show bigger images of artist and stations and it does have shortcut
> buttons on the home screen and the screen saver for like and ban.
>
> I believe these are the only differences.
> I'm not sure righ
Nothing to add.
Pandora menus are driven by the server, so both Apps will integrate
them into their normal menu and UI styles but in the end they will
behave the same.
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I think there will not be a lot of differences on Pandora. iPeng will
show bigger images of artist and stations and it does have shortcut
buttons on the home screen and the screen saver for like and ban.
I believe these are the only differences.
I'm not sure right now but there might be a Pandora
I am looking at getting one or both of these apps... which one handles
Pandora or Slacker Radio the best? I find I am using those more and
more these days.
Any screen shots of Pandora in use on the iPad with either of these
apps?
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neilcoburn;588487 Wrote:
> I have both, and still haven't made my mind up. One thing, though - is
> it just me - Squeezepad seems faster (to load lists and artwork etc)
> than iPeng? Is that inevitable, given iPeng is more feature rich, or
> could something be done to make it a bit snappier?
Ho
I have both, and still haven't made my mind up. One thing, though - is
it just me - Squeezepad seems faster (to load lists and artwork etc)
than iPeng? Is that inevitable, given iPeng is more feature rich, or
could something be done to make it a bit snappier?
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gorman;588191 Wrote:
> I bought both editions. To be honest I currently feel that the iPhone
> version has a sleeker interface.
>
> Accessing the players window controls requires more precision than on
> iPhone (tiny button hunting vs. swiping pretty much anywhere on the
> screen), for instance.
pippin;587776 Wrote:
> You can't compare iPeng for iPhone and iPeng for iPad on the iPad, it's
> really two quite different user interfaces, have a look at the screen
> shots on penguinlovesmusic.de
> It works very well in portrait, too :)I bought both editions. To be hones I
> currently feel th
moof;588046 Wrote:
> Do both apps support iOS 4.2 Multitasking already?
>
> Cheers
Apple just released the final version of their SDK last week.
SqueezePad support multitasking as well with the next update - so right
in time when the firmware will officially be released on iPad
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iPeng does.
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Do both apps support iOS 4.2 Multitasking already?
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bluegaspode;587993 Wrote:
> SqueezePad indeed - currently - needs you to configure your
> server-address manually once. But that's not too complicated, one has
> just to lookup the values from the Squeezebox. There is also a short
> tutorial about that on my website FAQ (http://www.squeezepad.com
PietB;587968 Wrote:
> Now since today I use a usb-stick 32 Gb and Ipeng find automatically the
> squeezebox server of the USB, Squeezepad don't ?
> (or am I doing something wrong ? )
SqueezePad indeed - currently - needs you to configure your
server-address manually once. But that's not too compl
pippin;587972 Wrote:
> I believe you'd need to install an external server (7.6), e.g. on a PC,
> and connect the touch to it. It will then ask to update to the latest
> 7.6 FW and there you go.
> You should not connect it to MySB afterwards (or it will ask to install
> 7.5.1 again) but you can co
PietB;587968 Wrote:
>
> And do you know perhaps how to upgrade from 7.5.2 to 7.6 nightly build
> for the tinysb server ?
I believe you'd need to install an external server (7.6), e.g. on a PC,
and connect the touch to it. It will then ask to update to the latest
7.6 FW and there you go.
You sho
I use them both, Ipeng and Squeezepad has their own fine advantages.
Now since today I use a usb-stick 32 Gb and Ipeng find automatically
the squeezebox server of the USB, Squeezepad don't ?
(or am I doing something wrong ? )
And do you know perhaps how to upgrade from 7.5.2 to 7.6 nightly build
Still too many buttons that either are in the way or that she doesn't
find.
She likes the volume sliders on each player though (even if we never
listen to music in two rooms at once :) )
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bluegaspode;587896 Wrote:
> Haha - this is how it all started ... my wife refusing to use iPeng and
> preferring the Logitech Controller. That's how SqueezePad was born.
Did she now try iPeng for iPad I mean, after all, you don't have to
swipe anymore :D
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browellm;587755 Wrote:
> My wife likes to use Squeezepad, as it is a simple, no nonsense
> interface.
Haha - this is how it all started ... my wife refusing to use iPeng and
preferring the Logitech Controller. That's how SqueezePad was born.
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After my last post I felt guilty so I went ahead and got Ipeng HD. I
take it all back. On the cosmetic side iPeng is just as attractive, and
I like the option of using it in portrait mode. I'll use both for a
couple of weeks and then decide if there is a reason to keep them both
on the iPad.
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You can't compare iPeng for iPhone and iPeng for iPad on the iPad, it's
really two quite different user interfaces, have a look at the screen
shots on penguinlovesmusic.de
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I've got both, and each has its advantages. Of the two I think
Squeezebox is the more attractive app (caveat: I am using them on the
iPad, but I do NOT have dedicated iPad version of iPeng).
My issue with Squeezebox is that it only seems to function in landscape
mode.
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moof;587563 Wrote:
> Hmmm, I still dont know which app to buy.
Buy both. Support these guys as they do an amazing job for the
community.
May sound daft to have two apps but in my case it works well. My wife
likes to use Squeezepad, as it is a simple, no nonsense interface. I
like iPeng and l
I just checked my crash reports on iTunes Connect and there was only a
single one - for the startup issue I already fixed by now.
Please allow crash reports to be collected and sent to Apple to help
debugging software.
(I believe your crashes would not yet show up, I think there's a delay
of at le
pippin;587672 Wrote:
> Anything you can reproduce (crashes)? There are two I know about and I
> do already have fixes for: one at startup and one where iPeng will
> crash when you "hold" an item in the playlist screen saver (you select
> an item in that list by double-clicking to avoid accidental
moof;587665 Wrote:
> Thank you for the explanation Stefan.
>
> Just purchase iPeng for iPad, mainly because of the two column menue
> navigation.
> I hope pippin is working on the stabilty as it crashed once at the
> first start and twice during nagigation through the menues.
>
> Cheers
Anyth
Thank you for the explanation Stefan.
Just purchase iPeng for iPad, mainly because of the two column menue
navigation.
I hope pippin is working on the stabilty as it crashed once at the
first start and twice during nagigation through the menues.
Cheers
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moof;587565 Wrote:
> Yes, the app itself, speed of innovation and the great support in this
> forum would in fact justify that. :-)
I agree :-D
As to navigation: yes the left hand pane has all the menus you know
from the Squeezebox. The video by the way doesn't show the playlist,
which slides i
Yes, the app itself, speed of innovation and the great support in this
forum would in fact justify that. :-)
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moof;587563 Wrote:
> So in Squeezepad all navigation levels always stay in the left side
> pane?
>
> Hmmm, I still dont know which app to buy. Is there maybe a feature by
> feature comparison availible?
If you can't decide, just buy both of them. :-)
Both are very good, so it's just a matter of
So in Squeezepad all navigation levels always stay in the left side
pane?
Hmmm, I still dont know which app to buy. Is there maybe a feature by
feature comparison availible?
Cheers
moof
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bluegaspode;587540 Wrote:
> For Squeezepad why not just watch a video on YouTube ?
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc1TqeUJlC4
>
> There are more pictures and text (german and english) on my website,
> just follow the link below in my signature.
Awesome video! I like the the clean design of Sq
For Squeezepad why not just watch a video on YouTube ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc1TqeUJlC4
There are more pictures and text (german and english) on my website,
just follow the link below in my signature.
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pippin;587535 Wrote:
> Yes, "Musikordner" which is "Mysic Folder" is in the top level. What you
> see on the left hand side is always the top-level menu, the navigation
> through lower-level menus is on the right hand side.
> iPeng keeps the menu tree for all top-level menus so if you go to e.g.
moof;587504 Wrote:
> Thanks a lot pippin!
>
> The screenshots provide a very good impression.
> Is the folder "Musikordner" in the top level navigation?
Yes it is.
And the top level menu (Artists, Albums, ..., Music Folders,...) is
always visible on the left.
Ok, except in Screensaver mode...
Yes, "Musikordner" which is "Mysic Folder" is in the top level. What you
see on the left hand side is always the top-level menu, the navigation
through lower-level menus is on the right hand side.
iPeng keeps the menu tree for all top-level menus so if you go to e.g.
"My Apps" and then come back t
Thanks a lot pippin!
The screenshots provide a very good impression.
Greetings to Berlin
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In iPeng there's a difference between a folder that only contains tracks
and no subfolders which is then handled like an album or a higher-level
folder with subfolders.
The screen shots are portrait but this works similarly in landscape
just with a wider right hand window.
Higher-Level folder
[im
Hi,
would someone please be so kind to post a screenshot of the browsing
the music folder structure screen for the two apps?
If possible please also post a screenshot of a album without a cover
art.
I am not sure which app to buy. My collection has some missing tags and
covers. Therefore I am i
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