I feel like I'm in the twilight zone
Connected to mysqueezebox.com and all working well for a few days. Set
my chosen wake-up station to my Favorites list. Alarm sound is set to
that station.
Before bed, I play the same station, and tell it to sleep in 30
minutes, which it does.
CECat;493437 Wrote:
I feel like I'm in the twilight zone
Connected to mysqueezebox.com and all working well for a few days. Set
my chosen wake-up station to my Favorites list. Alarm sound is set to
that station.
Before bed, I play the same station, and tell it to sleep in 30
How can I see the Squeezebox Radio preset button values when connecting
to my own slimserver.. and edit them... I ended up manually deleting
then my hand off the radio and would like to see/edit them right from
the slimserver directly
Also would like to see/edit the preset button values for
Philip Meyer;493363..Ah, so there are extra menus - organised in a
different way to what you get in Internet Radio menu.[/QUOTE Wrote:
Yeah, and laid out quite nicely imo. The search function is quite
snappy too.
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toby10
I know its not ideal, but is there an applet/menu setting, that allows
you to set the headphone jack to line level out, then when deselected
the regular speaker volume/headphone volume goes back to the previous
setting.. I hate having to crank the volume to use an external speaker,
only to have
Station is WCPE, at url as follows:
http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s27997partnerId=16
This is the same stream that alarmed correctly during tests yesterday
at 9:15am and 1:15pm. All other aspects of the test were the same as
the real thing (e.g. played station, set to sleep after 30
It's a good suggestion, and I've thought about the possibility of the
problem just being the power supply, but unfortunately, I don't have a
meter (and I don't know anyone who has one I could borrow).
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boolittlek
Ok, I've had SlimDevices products running nicely at home for five or six
years now. The Boom is silly expensive, as is the Radio at $200, but at
$160, I thought it could fill some specific needs. It is failing.
Here are the critical problems:
* Alarm -- fails if Internet connection not solid;
Happens regularly for me, especially if I am sync-ed with one or more of
our other SBv3 and on radio. It might be caused by a temporary loss of
connectivity upstream of the wireless access point. The Radio doesn't
seem to know when to re-buffer a stream.
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jef
bpa;493022 Wrote:
Many of staff picks URL are out of date - use the BBC App from Apps
gallery.
Any suggestions for URLs for those of us that run our own servers?
Would be nice to fix the menus so that the non-techies in the house can
access what the UI says.
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jef
Ah, so there are extra menus - organised in a different way to what you get
in Internet Radio menu.[/QUOTE Wrote:
Yeah, and laid out quite nicely imo. The search function is quite
snappy too.
Then why is it an App - should be the default Internet Radio menu if it's
better. Either way, one
The alarm even fails with a rock solid internet connection. The quirks
of the European MYSB datacenter plus the dynamic IPs used in most
European countries are more than enough to wipe away any semblance of
reliability.
Logitech really screwed this up big time and they are either not
willing to
Not sure why you think running own server prevents you from using BBC
app - installed from Apps Gallery.
Alternative source is Radiofeeds app again from Apps Gallery.
The BBCiPlayer plugin also has latest BBC URLs
Finally if you want to enter them yourself as favorites get them from
here
It would be nice if there was an option to set a larger, double height
clock/icon bar while a stream or file is playing, perhaps with a
translucent background to extend the cover art area...
That clock is REALLY small...
It wouldnt be too difficult to enlarge it without screwing up the
Or if you want both album art and time, see Erland's Information
Screen applet, which allows you to switch between the two at timed
intervals. http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=67422
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aubuti
aubuti's
jef;493629 Wrote:
* Search -- How do I just get to ZZ Top without wheel-ing through
several thousand albums?
option 1) turn the knob the other way and ZZ Top will be the first
thing you hit
option 2) put the Search menu item on your home menu so it's always
easily available (Settings Home
I'll add one more voice to the Radio losing the radio stream for no
particular reason and then not automatically reconnecting.
It is rather annoying to have to turn the unit off and back on just to
get the station back.
I've got good wireless signal in the house so I don't think that's it.
jef;493629 Wrote:
I have no problem ssh-ing into the thing if that lets me do something
to resolve the problems. Any plug-ins to fix these things?
The source of the firmware (SqueezePlay) is available, so all you have
to do is to learn some lua and start patching the source and fixing the
0xdeadbeef;493653 Wrote:
Logitech really screwed this up big time and they are either not
willing to fix this before they have a partly functioning software to
finally sell the Touch or they even refuse to notice the Radio's severe
problems.
Anyway, obviously this blatant showstopper is
jef;493648 Wrote:
Happens regularly for me, especially if I am sync-ed with one or more of
our other SBv3 and on radio. It might be caused by a temporary loss of
connectivity upstream of the wireless access point. The Radio doesn't
seem to know when to re-buffer a stream. (I use local
Well returning might not bee such a bad idea if many customers did it.
Purchasing power is power .
So if one wants to shift logitechs focus from the Touch to fixing
already released products thats one idea.
Anyone got a better Idea, Is somebody here a billionare ? Maybe buy all
logitech stock
erland;493718 Wrote:
The source of the firmware (SqueezePlay) is available, so all you have
to do is to learn some lua and start patching the source and fixing the
bugs yourself.
Yes, I know this wasn't really what you asked for.
Actually, in a way, it is. Lua isn't bad and I can dust off
erland;493719 Wrote:
Well, the primary function of the Radio is NOT to act as an alarm clock,
this is just a secondary function which it can do in addition to playing
music.
And thats why they spent a extra button to the alarm button and
advertize it as a bedside-clock replacement.
For many
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