Mnyb wrote:
Can it also be a player ?
Think op specifically wanted player and GUI together . Otherwise there
are plenty of good control options for your phone or pad .
( I love the opposite having the GUI not on the player )
Jiveelite do emulate a large part of the squeezebox Touch or
Wolfy wrote:
If you feel so, why keep arguing?
All I'm doing is looking for alternatives?
you have mentioned web-gui, squeezeplug, jivelite. thank you, do you
have any more alternatives or are you just going to keep arguing?
Nice, good alternative.
Any more options?
There is also
DrewSB wrote:
There is also controller software on Windows Phone. You can get
something like a Lumia 635 for $40 or so unlocked and use that as a
controller.
Can it also be a player ?
Think op specifically wanted player and GUI together . Otherwise there
are plenty of good control options
Wolfy wrote:
If you feel so, why keep arguing?
Stating according to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow is
not arguing - even if you don't happen to like rain.
Good luck with your search!
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high
Julf wrote:
Look is easy to fix, but that wouldn't be enough as to me it sounds
like you aren't happy with the feel either.
And you didn't want the hassle of having to install an application
separate from the distro? Running android on a RPi is an order of
magnitude more difficult.
If
Wolfy wrote:
so what you are saying is that there are no alternative players that
you know of that has a GUI that dose not look like LMS in one way or
the other unless they are sugar coated?
i believe it is the sugar coating i am looking for. As i said i am
looking for a nice GUI.
Look is
Julf wrote:
Pretty much all GUIs are going to reflect the underlying functionality
and APIs (unless we are talking about visual sugar coating).
so what you are saying is that there are no alternative players that
you know of that has a GUI that dose not look like LMS in one way or
the other
Wolfy wrote:
Hi,
I have bin testing around with jivelite on a raspberry pi. I'm not super
fond of it.
It look's and feels a little old, lagging and not up to speed..
I have bin looking around to find a player software that has a
squeezelite player incorporated into a gui.
Ether for a
Do you use Kodi (formerly known as XBMC) media center? If so then you
can use the Xsqueeze addon which looks pretty nice and includes a
squeezelite player:
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It will work on both the raspberry pi as well as windows machines. I
used it for a bit but had trouble with the sound quality on
Wolfy wrote:
Hi,
I have bin testing around with jivelite on a raspberry pi. I'm not super
fond of it.
It look's and feels a little old, lagging and not up to speed..
I have bin looking around to find a player software that has a
squeezelite player incorporated into a gui.
Ether for a
Wolfy wrote:
no, that means i have to hve a nother computer or tablet open just to
view whats playing (if I'm running a radio playlist or so)
Why not run the web browser on the RPi?
squeezelite is possible to run on raspberry pi but it has no gui..
How about 'JiveLite'
no, that means i have to hve a nother computer or tablet open just to
view whats playing (if I'm running a radio playlist or so)
squeezelite is possible to run on raspberry pi but it has no gui..
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Wolfy wrote:
dose there have to be a reason why i don't like using a web interface?
There doesn't have to be a reason - but understanding what you don't
like about it would help in suggesting alternatives (or fixes).
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
dose there have to be a reason why i don't like using a web interface?
the felling of the interface.
I see - by alternative players you mean a complete linux package for
the RPi (rather than just a player program). I tend to prefer to install
the components I like, rather than hoping to
it feels old, going thru the settings page it feels rely difficult and
hard maneuverable.
the interface feels simple and boring.
same for the jivelite page, in a kind of way it is almost exactly the
same..
there for i am looking for alternativ gui's
Julf wrote:
Why not run the web browser on the RPi?
mostly because i don't want to use a web gui for acces
Julf wrote:
How about 'JiveLite'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98156-Announce-JiveLite-cut-down-squeezebox-control-application)?
In my first post i wrote i don't like
Wolfy wrote:
mostly because i don't want to use a web gui for acces
Why not?
In my first post i wrote i don't like the feeling of jivelite
Ah, sorry. What is it about jivelite that you don't like?
so would like to know if anyone knew of alternative players with a gui
already integrated
Wolfy wrote:
it feels old, going thru the settings page it feels rely difficult and
hard maneuverable.
the interface feels simple and boring.
same for the jivelite page, in a kind of way it is almost exactly the
same..
there for i am looking for alternativ gui's
Pretty much all GUIs
Hi,
I have bin testing around with jivelite on a raspberry pi. I'm not super
fond of it.
It look's and feels a little old, lagging and not up to speed..
I have bin looking around to find a player software that has a
squeezelite player incorporated into a gui.
Ether for a windows machine or even
Again: What is the problem with Android and iOS devices? With the right
dock you can get pretty darn good SQ and you have easy to use,
integrated UIs
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