rbl wrote:
> Odd since I "powered" down SqueezeLite and installed SqueezePlay. It saw
> the desktop server and mysqueezebox, failed to connect to the desktop,
> but switched SqueezeLite back on. Guess Ill give it another go...
LMS can be confused as it identifies the player by Mac id it probably
Mnyb wrote:
> No they are not the same player .
Odd since I "powered" down SqueezeLite and installed SqueezePlay. It saw
the desktop server and mysqueezebox, failed to connect to the desktop,
but switched SqueezeLite back on. Guess Ill give it another go...
rbl wrote:
> Before I buy another SB3, I thought I'd just check if there are any
> other software solutions that may work? I believe SqueezePlay relies on
> SqueezeLite so I am presumably back to the same problem there? Are there
> any other software solutions to playing sync'd music on my
Before I buy another SB3, I thought I'd just check if there are any
other software solutions that may work? I believe SqueezePlay relies on
SqueezeLite so I am presumably back to the same problem there? Are there
any other software solutions to playing sync'd music on my desktop?
epoch1970 wrote:
> And also because it is better, and looks glorious. I took the liberty of
> sending you a PM yesterday about that. There's an Ebay.co.uk seller this
> week who dumps a Boom, an SB3 (silver/white), and a TP (silver). All
> looking very good.
>
> If you are saying there is a
rbl wrote:
> I think if I go down the h/w route, which frankly would be a bit
> disappointing due to (a) extra cost (b) extra boxes and (c) the feeling
> of why is it necessary, I'll go with another 2nd hand SB3. Simply
> because I know it.
And also because it is better, and looks glorious. I
epoch1970 wrote:
> One more SB3 is never a bad choice I would say.
> But given the environment you describe and the asking price for an SB
> these days, I would take a 2nd hand/refurbished Airport Express
> (2012-current model) and put that near the PC. You would get Airplay
> line out for the
bpa wrote:
> IIRC sync depends on an accurate clock on the audio hardware and many
> PCs don't have good audio hardware but also sometime Windows can do a
> lot of s/w processing (e.g. resample 44.1kHZ to 48 Khz) .
>
> On Windows there are a few different audio API and perhaps one may be
>
IIRC sync depends on an accurate clock on the audio hardware and many
PCs don't have good audio hardware but also sometime Windows can do a
lot of s/w processing (e.g. resample 44.1kHZ to 48 Khz) .
On Windows there are a few different audio API and perhaps one may be
better for your setup.
One more SB3 is never a bad choice I would say.
But given the environment you describe and the asking price for an SB
these days, I would take a 2nd hand/refurbished Airport Express
(2012-current model) and put that near the PC. You would get line out
for the PC (digital or analog) and a boost to
epoch1970 wrote:
> Well if you have AirPlay devices (not the shairplay software stuff but
> hardware devices) you could sync an SB3 about perfectly, using the
> AirPlay Bridge plugin.
> Or you can let the SB3 drift (settings>your SB3>Synchronize menu) but I
> have to say I never tried the
Well if you have AirPlay devices (not the shairplay software stuff but
hardware devices) you could sync an SB3 about perfectly, using the
AirPlay Bridge plugin.
Or you can let the SB3 drift (settings>your SB3>Synchronize menu) but I
have to say I never tried the options to not maintain sync, or
I have two SB3s and SqueezeLite running on a Windows 10 desktop, all
wired in. The syncing of SqueezeLite is usually out by a very noticeable
split second. But more annoying is that the SqueezeLite causes crackles
and pops in the SB3s, about once a minute. Presumably these occur as
they all
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