Alarm off!! The 'Natural sounds' are back.
A re-boot of the NAS and the sounds were back.
Kind regards
Be-Mike
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strindberg;505277 Wrote:
> I could not get my Radio to connect to my wireless network when I got
> it. My other squeezeboxes are running wireless just fine, so I was sure
> it wasn't a problem with the network.
>
> Connecting the Radio to a wired network, doing a firmware upgrade, and
> then rec
I could not get my Radio to connect to my wireless network when I got
it. My other squeezeboxes are running wireless just fine, so I was sure
it wasn't a problem with the network.
Connecting the Radio to a wired network, doing a firmware upgrade, and
then reconnecting to the wireless network solv
> My Radio clock drifts about 1 minute per week. No apparent
> communication problems, but it definitely is not sync'ing every hour. I
> need to reboot the Radio to resync the time with the server. Which
> logging should I check and/or turn up to debug?
What software/firmware versions are you usin
eap;504686 Wrote:
> The $10.00 -- $20.00 a year for keeping a PC on all the time is well
> worth it.
So much for energy conservation efforts...
toby10;504611 Wrote:
> Create a free www.MySqueezeBox.com account, install the Sirius App,
> enter your Sirius streaming login info.
> Then go to Remo
ModelCitizen;504623 Wrote:
> I'm intrigued to know why you are using the "iPeng skin plugin" and not
> the iPeng app (which is far superior to the old skin imho)?
>
> MC
The main reason was that the skin always gave me what I wanted at no
cost so I didn't see the need for the extra expenditure.
mherger;505155 Wrote:
> The clock should be synced every hour. You shouldn't see a drift of five
> minutes in this time. If you do so, you might want to check the logs,
> whether there's a problem communicating.
My Radio clock drifts about 1 minute per week. No apparent
communication problems, bu
At present, no. Please see this bug
(https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14004) and vote for it.
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It appears that it does not have alpha-numeric keys. See post #8 in this
thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=69347
If you want alphanumeric keys you should try to get one of the older
remotes (SB2/SB3/Transporter) or the remote that will come with the SB
Touch. Someone reported
Thread closed. We heard you the first time.
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> Julian Hirsch;505241 Wrote:
> Now I know that you are a troll.
You could not tell that from a combination of his handle and first post?
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Julian Hirsch;505241 Wrote:
> Mr. Minidick, Thanks for filing the "bug report", however I would not
> consider the lack of fundamental tone controls on a high quality radio a
> bug but a complete oversite in design.
>
> How about some response from a past slim devices engineer regarding the
> c
Mr. Minidick, Thanks for filing the "bug report", however I would not
consider the lack of fundamental tone controls on a high quality radio a
bug but a complete oversite in design.
How about some response from a past slim devices engineer regarding the
chance of simple tone controls on the SB R
Julian Hirsch;505202 Wrote:
> Thanks for the valuable suggestions. However I don't think anyone
> answered my question regarding tone controls on the SB Radio. Will we
> or will we not EVER get this feature. Either way I can take the truth, I
> would just like an honest answer.
>
> I am sorry
I know you all said it will be avilable last half of this month.
I was hoping it ha an alphabet on the keyboard. Cause I have to do a
lot of searching for certain stations or talk show hosts etc I want to
listen to.
I did look at a pic of the Boom remote and was disappointed no
alphabet there eit
Philip Meyer;505177 Wrote:
> >1. Alarm clock user (90% I would guess).
> >2. Start playing music at 'x' time and play like normal with a normal
> >screen, no timeout, etc. This I would think could be done through an
> >applet.
> >
> >Logitech needs to focus on use case number ONE.
>
> I agree
I used this troubleshooting link to resolve my problem:
http://tinyurl.com/yz4duy3
The radio was particular about the security settings.
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Mnyb;505025 Wrote:
> Are you using Mac adress filtering ? include your radio there to, dont
> hide your SSID. Do your SqueezeCenter uses password protection, try
> without it ?
No filtering (radio IS included but filtering deactivated), SSID
unhidden, no password protection in SqueezeCenter.
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i was wondering the same thing
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Julian Hirsch;505202 Wrote:
> Thanks for the valuable suggestions. However I don't think anyone
> answered my question regarding tone controls on the SB Radio. Will we
> or will we not EVER get this feature. Either way I can take the truth, I
> would just like an honest answer.
>
> I am sorry
anyone?
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agree (and want to post the troll down in that other thread, sorry).
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Thanks for the valuable suggestions. However I don't think anyone
answered my question regarding tone controls on the SB Radio. Will we
or will we not EVER get this feature. Either way I can take the truth, I
would just like an honest answer.
I am sorry that some think this is a unusual or dema
Hi:
I know how to add items to my home screen on the SB Radio. However,
does anyone know if you can change the order/position of where the items
are listed on the Home Screen.
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>1. Alarm clock user (90% I would guess).
>2. Start playing music at 'x' time and play like normal with a normal
>screen, no timeout, etc. This I would think could be done through an
>applet.
>
>Logitech needs to focus on use case number ONE.
I agree that case 1 is important. But, I also think
The same thing - Radio playing but no sound - happened to me today with
my newly installed Radio.
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> Ok, that's bad, I only reboot it during firmware upgrades and that's
> not very often.
The clock should be synced every hour. You shouldn't see a drift of five
minutes in this time. If you do so, you might want to check the logs, whether
there's a problem communicating.
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My SB will just stop playing intermittently. Sometimes it will play for
an hour or so, sometimes it will stop playing every five to ten minutes.
If I press play when it is stopped sometimes it will resume and
sometimes it won't. Usually I have to reboot it to get it working
again. I listen to a
jmpage2;505101 Wrote:
> The radio sets its clock to the server clock at boot time only. From
> that point on the clock will drift.
>
> I've seen my radio off by over 5 minutes before rebooting to get the
> clock to synch back up.
>
Ok, that's bad, I only reboot it during firmware upgrades and
jmpage2;505101 Wrote:
> The radio sets its clock to the server clock at boot time only. From
> that point on the clock will drift.
>
> I've seen my radio off by over 5 minutes before rebooting to get the
> clock to synch back up.
>
> This would be the reason for implementing NTP in the radio.
+1
Totally agree with those sentiments. Alarm behaviour is such a critical
feature - even if its only a tiny fraction of what the radio can do.
Need to be able to actually see the time when the alam has gone off
(without a magnifying glass and a torch). I too like the mockup -
particularly the u
erland;504911 Wrote:
> Why ?
> Isn't it synchronized with the server clock ?
The radio sets its clock to the server clock at boot time only. From
that point on the clock will drift.
I've seen my radio off by over 5 minutes before rebooting to get the
clock to synch back up.
This would be the
bluegaspode;503014 Wrote:
> This button can be pressed - didn't realize before ! What am I missing
> else without a user manual ? This button is even easier to find compared
> to power off.
>
> Yeah I kinda like this last suggestion too.
>
> Have an alarm popup without a menu, a big clock and i
Im curious does the Squeezebox see Broadcast NTP packets and update its
clock accordingly?... I can understand why the person would want the
Squeezebox to run NTPD.. I'v seen many times when the squeezebox is off
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Are you using Mac adress filtering ? include your radio there to, dont
hide your SSID. Do your SqueezeCenter uses password protection, try
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Main hifi: SB3 (soon to replaced by a Touch :) It is on preorder)
Well, in my case it CAN'T be a network equipment - for the SB CONTROLLER
connects to my network with EXACTLY the same parameters (except the IP,
of course) as the Radio. So there must be something different bout the
way the Radio connects than the Controller connects. But what? Maybe
only Logitech
Ahh, I didn't know that the radio is synchronizing with the server. That
explains why NTP is not available on the radio.
(The reason I was looking into this in the first place was that I noted
that my radio was a few seconds ahead of my desktop PC. The reason for
this turned out to be that my ser
Not sure if this helps, but I have just tried to connect my Radio to a
wireless router (Thomson ST585v6) using a 64 bit WEP comprising 5 random
letters. As described above, the Radio refused to connect after repeated
attempts. Then, I changed the key to 5 digits (01234 in my case) and
oddly the Ra
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