Maybe your complaint about the settings the same as this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=72669
-Jeff
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Another third party developer issue..
Dave
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I agree that the second approach sounds like the most desirable.
It would be great to provide a checkbox in the per-player options for
each button specifying whether to 'override' the global button behavior.
I guess this would really just be the same as an 'enable' button,
actually. The point
DaveWr;497223 Wrote:
> +1
>
> Another third party developer issue..
>
> Dave
This has nothing to do with third party development.
Radio & Touch are lacking basic SBS UI control and settings management
offered with stock builds of SC/SBS for previous players.
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mhuew;495810 Wrote:
> My new radio is quite a nice device but the preset buttons loose every
> day their preset values.
>
> Curiously not always all of them, sometimes presets 3 and 5 are not
> lost.
>
> Is this a common software bug?
>
> radio with 7.4.1v7915
> connected to [msb].com 89.202.1
It really is hard to imagine why it should be so difficult to fix the
alarm functionality (even if only in a temporary manner), using a local
fallback sound at the Radio itself. Even if the connectivity problems
with MySB aren't resolved quickly (one presumes this will take more
development resou
The only reason my Radio and Boom were next to each other is because the
Radio couldn't connect to wireless from various locations in my house.
So I put it the same room as the Boom as a test.
Though frankly, if two squeezeboxes truly interfere with each other's
wireless connectivity, but two lap
Marc;497275 Wrote:
> It really is hard to imagine why it should be so difficult to fix the
> alarm functionality (even if only in a temporary manner), using a local
> fallback sound at the Radio itself.
It does even have two fallback sounds.
One you can find under /usr/share/jive/applets/AlarmSn
Two laptops *CAN*, in fact, interfere with one another. Doesn't mean
they always will, but I've certainly seen it before. Usually moving
them a few to several feet away from each other will clear the problem
when it does occur.
Not sure of the conditions that cause it, but I've seen both wa
Thanks for your reply. Let me put this in a little better perspective.
I own *ten* Squeezeboxes: one V2, five V3's, three Booms, and a Radio.
None of them has networking problems in my house except the Radio.
I was able to get the Radio to connect wirelessly once from one room.
When I turned it
blazeslim;497366 Wrote:
>
> This is with WEP 128-bit with SSID Broadcast disabled. My router is the
> standard Actiontec MI424WR for Verizon FIOS.
I agree that this points to a problem with the wireless in radio, but
do try one more thing. Don't disable SSID broadcast (leave it enabled).
This
I'm confused. How will you setup the hostname? I'd think it's too
different problems. If you map the MAC of your Radio to a particular IP;
you should be able to map that IP to a given hostname assuming your
router supports that feature.
If your router doesn't support that feature how were you int
you can SSH to your radio and try to find your luck under
/etc/network/interfaces
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1x SB-Controller+Receiver (Duet), 1xSB-Boom. 1xSB-Radio
Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook Essential.
Secondary 7.4 Server on Debianized Buffalo Link
Ok, I've been testing all day directly on my Radio, which has firmware
version 7.4.1-r7915 installed.
I tested with both the AlarmSnooze applet that was packaged with 7.4.1
and then afterward with the newest available AlarmSnooze applet which is
packaged with Squeezeplay (I downloaded Squeezeplay
IP-to-hostname can be done as simply as using a hosts file. But you have
to know the static IP
I don't have mac-address-to-hostname capability.
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jdoering;497142 Wrote:
> Most routers support static IP assignments even when DHCP is enabled.
> You have to configure a mapping from the Ethernet MAC address of your
> radio to the static IP you want.
>
> That way the Radio will be using DHCP
What you describe is not "static IP" but a "DHCP re
I am having the same problem. The radio shows it is playing but no
matter what I do, I get no volume. Turned on and off, updated firmware,
tried different sources, etc. But to no avail. This is not the first
problem I've had with the squeezebox radio and I've only had it a few
weeks. Needless
rsaskew;496980 Wrote:
> I think fiddly doesn't begin to do justice to this device. I'd describe
> it as a geek's wet dream and an average consumer's horror show. I wish
> I'd spent an hour on this forum before buying a SBR. Maybe in a couple
> of year's this device will be ready for prime time, b
I admit to being a novice here at the Squeezebox forums, so I may not be
entirely up to speed on the proper etiquette for addressing the Logitech
development organization. I apologize in advance if this is the wrong
place for this post.
Having said that, it would help me greatly (and perhaps many
Hi Marc,
let me tell you I don't know nothing about Radio's multithreading.
> p.s. I believe I have hardened up the latest release of the
> AlarmSnooze applet, but until I understand how the underlying scheduler
> and threading model works I do not believe that the applet (and perhaps
> others)
I've only been looking for a day, Michael. I definitely see problems,
though, and have already corrected some (though more testing is needed
before distribution). I'm convinced the problems can likely be
corrected in relatively short order...
Again, though, no truly stable operation can be ens
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