richg;459645 Wrote:
>
> What's the score? Or are Amazon just trying to up the price from the
> £153 of my pre-order?
>
The Radio is now up on Amazon for £149.99, so I wouldn't worry too much
about your pre-order being cancelled ;)
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peterw;461159 Wrote:
> From "off" mode with a dark screen to playing an Internet Radio stream:
> about one second.
>
> From truly off: like the Controller, it's more like 45 seconds to f
> ully boot. I have an early hardware build, so that might be better in
> the final build, but you'll general
audio53;461139 Wrote:
>
> Oh, another question. Typically, when the power button is turned on,
> how long does it take for the Radio to start playing?
>
>From "off" mode with a dark screen to playing an Internet Radio stream:
about one second.
>From truly off: like the Controller, it's more l
When it's "off off", it's obviously totally dark (there's no power).
When it's in "squeezebox off" it uses a screensaver, one of which is
"screen off" (just like the controller). It's really off if you use that
too.
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Radio isn't officially out yet, I imagine the manual will be posted when
that happens. There's no Touch manual either...
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audio53;461139 Wrote:
> I will be using the Radio in the bedroom. Does the screen turn off
> completely when the power button is turned off?
>
> Oh, another question. Typically, when the power button is turned on,
> how long does it take for the Radio to start playing?
>
> Thanks.
The Radio ha
Where is the Manual ? I'm looking at the documentation pages and I see
no manual for radio ?
All other products have a nice manual as an pdf.
A complete and functioning product must have an comprehensive manual,
I'm all for not having a paper copy as it is a waste resources, just put
a note in t
I will be using the Radio in the bedroom. Does the screen turn off
completely when the power button is turned off?
Oh, another question. Typically, when the power button is turned on,
how long does it take for the Radio to start playing?
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andyg;461047 Wrote:
> On Sep 24, 2009, at 1:21 PM, vw195 wrote:
>
> >
> > Then there will be no retail CD in the box for the radio?
>
> We've never shipped retail CDs.
Good - they are always out of date anyway!
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On Sep 24, 2009, at 1:21 PM, vw195 wrote:
>
> Then there will be no retail CD in the box for the radio?
We've never shipped retail CDs.
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vw195;460991 Wrote:
> If the radio is going to be launched on 9/28, it seems to me there
> should probably be a release build of 7.4 SC. If there is, I will go
> ahead and install it, ie be prepared. Thanks for any feedback
7.4 will be released on Monday as well.
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andyg;460988 Wrote:
> Photo of the back.
Cool. I'll definitely be buying now.
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That's exactly right, the LEDs are only on the Duet Receiver because
it doesn't have a screen to show messages about connectivity.
On Sep 24, 2009, at 8:08 AM, Kiwi wrote:
>
> eap;460962 Wrote:
>> .I bet no one ever considered this issue at Logitech (since it
>> appears that most people ru
eap;460962 Wrote:
> .I bet no one ever considered this issue at Logitech (since it
> appears that most people run these things wireless). However, wired is
> always better, if you have the choice for any networked equipment.
I would give the folks at Logitech the benefit of assuming they di
If the radio is going to be launched on 9/28, it seems to me there
should probably be a release build of 7.4 SC. If there is, I will go
ahead and install it, ie be prepared. Thanks for any feedback
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lights on the receiver (or any other unit) is one of those...
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On Sep 24, 2009, at 10:28 AM, eap wrote:
>
> bpa;460978 Wrote:
>> There are no LEDs on my SB3, Touch or Boom so I think Duet is the
>> exception.
>
> Cool -- I hope you're right. Any logitech engineers out there?
> Post a
> closeup of the ethernet connection on the back of the radio please.
bpa;460978 Wrote:
> There are no LEDs on my SB3, Touch or Boom so I think Duet is the
> exception.
Cool -- I hope you're right. Any logitech engineers out there? Post a
closeup of the ethernet connection on the back of the radio please.
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funkstar;460973 Wrote:
> If you look at the gallery shots on this page (click the Radio top
> right)
> http://www.logitechsqueezebox.com/products/squeezebox-radio.html
>
> you will see there are no LEDs in the ethernet connection on the back
> of the Radio.
>
> If there was, this is not somethi
If you look at the gallery shots on this page (click the Radio top
right)
http://www.logitechsqueezebox.com/products/squeezebox-radio.html
you will see there are no LEDs in the ethernet connection on the back
of the Radio.
If there was, this is not something that could be controlled by
firmware.
bpa;460967 Wrote:
> On my beta hardware, there is no LED on the ethernet connection on the
> back of the Radio so there is no problem.
Really? I thought that was an ethernet standard (i.e. required) -- are
you sure they aren't there, but just not visible without the cable
connected?
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pic;460942 Wrote:
> Do you use SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork ?
>
The test I did was with SC. I was planning on testing with SN as well
but to be quite honest I could't find the "tune in url" function on the
new beta SN site!
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On my beta hardware, there is no LED on the ethernet connection on the
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I run my duet receiver wired and would want to run the Radio wired as
well (my house is new construction and is pre-wired with ethernet runs
in all the bedrooms, that homerun to my home office, where my router
sits).
My question is, with the lights off, do the lights from the Ethernet
cable in th
pic;460942 Wrote:
>
> Do you use SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork ?
>
SqueezeCenter because
1. the main radio service I used use RealAudio and Flash/AAC both of
which needed transcoding or SC support.
2. I do not use the additional music services such as Napster, Pandora
etc. as they are not av
radish;460818 Wrote:
> Just tested it on the Radio - works fine.
As I understand better how things work, I have more questions, sorry.
Do you use SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork ?
My question is if your Radio plays this stream by itself (if you use
SN) or
SC is doing some transcodig to "help"
Ah, I suspected there would be a bug already, but I'm lazy and didn't
search :)
Added a comment referencing this thread.
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*1*x squeezebox touch
*1*x squeezebox boom
*2*x controller, *1*x receiver
*2*x sb3 (sliver/black), *1*x sb2 wired (silver)
funkstar;460928 Wrote:
> perhaps I'm just too used to using my mobile phone or my watch as an
> alarm, but they usually just alarm for 30-60 seconds.
>
> you are right, it would just be a firmware change to make the backup
> alarm noise play longer. i would guess this has been discussed
> extens
perhaps I'm just too used to using my mobile phone or my watch as an
alarm, but they usually just alarm for 30-60 seconds.
you are right, it would just be a firmware change to make the backup
alarm noise play longer. i would guess this has been discussed
extensively in the past though :)
File a
funkstar;460921 Wrote:
> I don't know about the length of the alarm, but the basic functionality
> is the same as the Boom at the moment.
>
> A standard alarm clock will usually only alarm for about 30-60 seconds.
A normal clock radio would play the "buzzer" or alarm tone for at least
30 minute
sander;460844 Wrote:
> Will this functionality extend to the boom or will this be the same as
> the boom?
>
> The current boom functionality is the not connected alarm plays a wav
> file for one minute and then quits, which wasn't enough to wake me up
> when my server crashed.
I don't know abou
pic;460906 Wrote:
> Very clear, thanks.
>
> btw, are you SB developer ?
No - but I've maintained AlienBBC (RealAudio/RTSP and SMIL playlist)
plugin and added AACplus support before 7.3 so I've worked my way
through a lot of SC code.
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I just wanted to pipe up quickly...although (especially with the battery
pack and WiFi)the SB Radio is a super music player due to its
portability, great sonics, killer interface, etc...I am mostly using
mine as my alarm clock/bedside radio.
I have gone through a dozen such devices in the last de
bpa;460904 Wrote:
> ASX, SMIL, M3U, RAM, PLS are all playlist formats - text files which
> have playable URLs.
>
>
> These are read aread and processed by Squeezenetwork or SqueezeCenter.
> After processing - SC/SN will have created a playlist of one or more
> playable URLs - I think SN/SC m
ASX, SMIL, M3U, RAM, PLS are all playlist formats - text files which
have playable URLs.
These are read aread and processed by Squeezenetwork or SqueezeCenter.
After processing - SC/SN will have created a playlist of one or more
playable URLs - I think SN/SC may have to do an initial connecti
bpa;460894 Wrote:
> Yes. Most of the common formats are supported. The most common problem
> type is "mms".
>
> mms is a Microsoft format for WMA. Stations have a choice of
> supporting mms and/or http as the transport protocol. A few have opted
> for just mms and mms is not supported by S
mparry;460696 Wrote:
> Radio will be launched globally Sept 28!
Thank you for a short but correct answer to my question.
/Hans, Sweden.
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>
> This means that I need to investigate not only which codec is used, but
> also which transport protocol is used by a radio to know if I will be
> able to listen it using SB. Is it right ?
>
Yes. Most of the common formats are supported. The most common
problem type is "mms".
mms is a
bpa;460891 Wrote:
> Internet radio have transport protocols used to transfer the audio
> stream across the internet. The list implies support of the transport
> protocols.
>
> For example - there are a few services which send Flac or WAV audio
> streams but since the transport protocol is not s
Internet radio have transport protocols used to transfer the audio
stream across the internet. The list implies support of the transport
protocols.
For example - there are a few services which send Flac or WAV audio
streams but since the transport protocol is not supported or is non
standard - F
radish;460818 Wrote:
> Just tested it on the Radio - works fine.
OK.
Many thanks,
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bpa;460803 Wrote:
> That is a SoftSqueeze only problem as Softsqueeze can only play MP3 and
> Flac natively. If you are using a non Windows based SC - install
> mplayer and AlienBBC plugin and it will do WMA transcoding for
> SOftsqueeze.
Yes, it runs on Ubuntu, I will do what you suggest.
Th
andyg;460743 Wrote:
> Native codec support includes MP3, Vorbis, AAC, WMA, FLAC, PCM
> (WAV/AIFF)
I am very happy to hear this.
I only do not understand very well what stated in Technical
Specifications web page:
Audio formats
* MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, Apple Lossless
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