The BBC have started Listen Again in WMA format.
At Beebotron they have a web page with WMA links for Listen Again (
http://beebotron.org/index3lite.php?reload )
If the Beebotron guys could be persuaded to put this page up in OPML or
RSS format as well then BBC Listen Again could be available
pfarrell;488652 Wrote:
CorePrime wrote:
You will probably need a router, otherwise you will be using 2 IP
addresses from your internet provider. They will want to charge you
for
it. With a router you can share your one IP address between many
devices.
Er, that is why I suggested
When I have setup up systems with speedstream modems I used x brand
router and had the router handle dhcp and handle the pppoe
authentication. I put the speedstream modem in bridge mode. This is not
necessarily easy but it allows the router to handle all the traffic
like it is meant to.
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jmpage2;488694 Wrote:
Fry's is wonderful if you go in knowing EXACTLY what you want. In other
words it's great for a techie who knows that they need a specific model
of CPU, a specific battery, etc.
Sounds perfect to me. The last thing I want is advice from someone
who works at one of these
Hello,
I've just got my shiny new radio but it is unable to connect to my home
slimserver server. My booms both connect and work fine but the radio
will only connect to mysqueezebox.com. I'm running 7.4.1 - r28947 and
there is no firewall in the way but when I manually poke in the address
of my
OK - fixed the connection issue.
I was starting the daemon with --playeraddr=hostname rather than
--playeraddr=192.168...
Still can't work out how to change the ip address though.
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Blue_Atom
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I dont know about your ISP but a decent router is certainly the most
flexible solution and will improve your internet security too.
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markn
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I decided on a wireless router - I got a Netgear WGR614.
Thanks, everyone, for your help - I appreciate it!
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NuttyBlonde
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Maybe it's all Black Friday price matching stuff; I don't know. Last
night Amazon was back up to around $176 on the black and $196 on the
red.
Today they're both at $149. Pulled the trigger on the red. I hope this
price point sticks past the holidays.
-Jeff
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jdoering
Found a red one in the end after someone from this place posted on one
of the AV forums.
Looking forward to getting it now.
http://quantumelectronics.co.uk/
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nolan
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Thank you, that's really helpful.
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fernandoweb
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Beebotron. What a funny site. Is it designed for the Lynx browser?
It's far too forgiving of the BBC for me.
MC
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ModelCitizen
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.
Beebotron. What a funny site. Is it designed for the Lynx browser?
It is quite an old site. Designed for mobile phone of a few years ago
which had minimal browsers. The intent was for users to just click the
program they want to play as RealPlayer is available for most mobiles.
The
kmr;488804 Wrote:
Exactly. Fry's is the Wal-Mart of tech stores: ruthlessly profit-driven
and not interested at all in a pleasant customer experience. Their
staff is no more knowledgeable (often less so) than WorstBuy. Customer
service is nonexistant. Some of their stores (in particular
Don't understand why the Squeezebox gets no Love from Best Buy. BB
makes a ton on the other Logitech products and they keep a ton in stock
at the two BBs by me. They are never out of keyboards, mice, speakers,
cameras, and so on.
Those of us that know what we are looking for would have no
batman222;488662 Wrote:
I think this is a disappointing decision, as as this means that New
Zealand won't get it either, and the products here sell for a premium. A
lower cost of entry would surely be a shrewd move.
I have seen no advertising of the radio in NZ, but the touch is already
I think Feb. is too long to wait.
Judging from the photo, it appears to be a simple pack made from 5 AA
size batteries.
Figuring out the requirements would mean taking apart the radio.. 8(
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CheezWiz
CheezWiz's
CheezWiz;488988 Wrote:
I think Feb. is too long to wait.
Judging from the photo, it appears to be a simple pack made from 5 AA
size batteries.
Figuring out the requirements would mean taking apart the radio.. 8(
No!
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=460161postcount=20
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Sorry,
But I still consider that a Simple Pack..
I build packs like that all the time for my Roombas, RC Helicopters and
Planes. Thermal fuses, OC/OV/OT protect circuits, thermistors and
all...
$10 of parts in that.. Uses a connector that is standard in the RC
Lithium-Poly packs.
I just hate
ccrome2;470731 Wrote:
Each region has its own regional manager that makes these decisions.
In a world of online retailing, Ebay, overseas 2nd air, and instant
currency conversion - some aspects of product distribution, sales, and
marketing sure seem archaic!
-Jeff
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jdoering
CheezWiz;488992 Wrote:
Sorry,
But I still consider that a Simple Pack..
I build packs like that all the time for my Roombas, RC Helicopters and
Planes. Thermal fuses, OC/OV/OT protect circuits, thermistors and
all...
$10 of parts in that.. Uses a connector that is standard in the RC
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