sorry for the stupid question.
I dont really understand programming and plugins and stuff. Never got
one to work so just tend to ignore them.
I can access a sleep mode, it is just a little fiddly is that correct?
I have already ordered so need to cancel quickly if there is no sleep
mode.
I wonder if Logitech realise what an asset this forum is to them
Thanks everyone - purchase made.
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davenva;483579 Wrote:
..My post intent was pretty simple - Wake me up at the time that
I set the alarm to. Don't let a power failure, server failure, network
failure, server setting, or anything else let me oversleep be late for
work
This is why I've never used a SB player for
usch;483685 Wrote:
You can add Sleep to the main menu, otherwise you have to dig into the
settings menu. But it is there either way. :)
Or use a Squeezebox IR remote (it has a sleep button), or use KidsPlay
to assign one of the 1-6 buttons to be button sleep.
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Or use iPeng. I'm sure the sleep function is available there, too.
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I have iPeng. I take it I can work it with both squeezeboxes?
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jmpage2;483542 Wrote:
Yes, I meant to say SLEEP instead of snooze!
Hmm.. seems to be catching.
MC
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Think the third party Squeeze plugins and applets are important?
Then 'vote for bug 14194'
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14194) so more can be
made.
Don't have the SB radio, but my BOOM alarm wakes me every morning
playing an internet radio station from my favorites. Has worked
flawlessly everyday for a year or so
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bluegaspode;483728 Wrote:
Um,
but the SB Radio is this deviced supposed to take your bedside and
replace the older alarm ?
From amazon:
Yes, that is one of it's marketing ideas. Would I recommend such a
device be used for alarm clock replacement, no. :)
The absence of a simple battery
toby10;483741 Wrote:
Yes, that is one of it's marketing ideas. Would I recommend such a
device be used for alarm clock replacement, no. :)
The absence of a simple battery backup ALONE makes this unacceptable
for alarm clock use, IMO.
My PS3 and AVR are both capable of streaming music,
I have double checked and I am definitely getting different bahviour
between being stopped and off. It may be related to this thread but I'm
not sure - if anyone is interested I have reported it as a bug:
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15088
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jmpage2;483743 Wrote:
The SB Radio works great as an alarm. There is room for some
enhancement and obviously issues with battery if you have unstable power
in your area.
I'm sure it does work great as an alarm if your network is up
if your computer hasn't gone to sleep... if MySB
I've got a classic and it streams from my Buffalo Linkstation Pro using
Squeezecenter 7.3.3. Works great which makes me happy :)
Just got a SB Radio, not arrived yet, but will it work with 7.3.3 and
my NAS or am I going to have to go back to using my PC with 7.4?
Any thouhts?
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jamesg1979;483850 Wrote:
I've got a classic and it streams from my Buffalo Linkstation Pro using
Squeezecenter 7.3.3. Works great which makes me happy :)
Just got a SB Radio, not arrived yet, but will it work with 7.3.3 and
my NAS or am I going to have to go back to using my PC with 7.4?
Thanks iphone. That version is not out yet as an IPTK (if that's what
it's called), shame really but never mind.
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ModelCitizen;483729 Wrote:
Hmm.. seems to be catching.
MC
Yes, you've infected me.
gahh! :)
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there are ways to make a radio run with 7.3 (just search the forums).
Unfortunalely its a bit ugly (not all radio-stations playing - and
other annoying stuff).
That why I installed Debian Lenny on my Linkstation, needed this to get
my radio running as well ...
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1x
ModelCitizen;483788 Wrote:
Hmm, shame the bug title is not a bit more generic. Now we'll have one
for too dark, one for too light and for for different brilliance in
different states.
MC
I don't know if the issues are related. Someone with a better
understanding is welcome to mark mine as
I haven't seen any regular alarm clock radio where the alarm can still
sound during a power outage. The 9v battery backup in these types of
alarms only keeps the correct time for when the mains power comes back
on. Many such alarms also break down after a while, can have their
volume levels at
MelonMonkey;483894 Wrote:
I haven't seen any regular alarm clock radio where the alarm can still
sound during a power outage. The 9v battery backup in these types of
alarms only keeps the correct time for when the mains power comes back
on. Many such alarms also break down after a while,
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