One can always buy active speakers down at the music store, the kind
used for home studio use, they usually have a volume control(and
amplifier) in each speaker.
I'm using a pair of Fostex PM0.4 in my kitchen, connected to a reciever
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how did you downgrade the firmware ?
i want to go to the previous too.
my now playing screen is stuck when changing radio stations
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i recently upgraded the FW on the radio, and since then I have this
problem:
when changing the internet radio channels, it radio loads the new
channel, starts playing but the screen still shows the one stuck
channel.
i use the preset button for changing channels
i need to turn off (hold the pow
Guys on the chance that I will be thought an idiot (like that's not
happened before), I must confess to accidentally doing something that
appears to have cured the intermittent connectivity issues I was having
after upgrading to 7.4.2.
In despair one morning after the Boom quit playing abruptly,
The Easter Bunny updated my SBR to 7.5.0r8672--my files are playing
again!
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tdenson;529637 Wrote:
> No, they are downloaded from Audible and added to iTunes, but I guess
> they are still DRMed. That's a bit of a pain, one of the main reasons I
> bought my Squeezebox Radio is to listen to audiobooks
Yeah, that does suck.
Write to the responsible party, Audible in this
I'm using my fairly new Radio as an alarm and it hasn't let me down so
far. I'm using a ReadyNAS server which is not on 24/7 but is on all
night, so as long as I know it's on when I go to bed I'm not relying on
it switching on in the morning.
The only time it will let you down (non UK people look
pippin;529551 Wrote:
> Are these Audio Books downloaded through iTunes? With DRM (copy
> protection)? These don't work with anything but iTunes.
No, they are downloaded from Audible and added to iTunes, but I guess
they are still DRMed. That's a bit of a pain, one of the main reasons I
bought my
Yeah - I can see why you wouldn't bother on a mono radio, but it does
output in stereo so thought it was worth asking I had a rather more
low tech answer, I'm using PC speakers and turned it all into a 3.1
arrangement. Not perfect yet and may rearrange everything when I get
round to decorating
I use the Radio as my primary alarm clock, even if I have a backup that
is my 11 months old son.
My configuration is without a local server, my SB3 and Radio are always
wirelessly connected to internet.
I cant remember it failed to ring, but very often it fails to have a
reliable connection with m
I also use the Radio as a daily alarm clock. Do have a 24/7 server
though.
Personally I wouldn't try with a server going/down up regularly as this
could spoil your alarm experience if you don't get it right (which is
hard, as the Radio doesn't send out a reliable WOL yet).
Only when I need to cat
albright;529580 Wrote:
> Here it is April up here.
It's April down here too.
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S.
That is their April Fools joke page.
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I have been successful using the Radio as an alarm clock. As iPhone
states, the setup is important. I had alarm problems early on when I
was using "sound effects" which actually come from mysqueezebox.com.
When I set my alarm sound to an mp3 which is on my local server, which
runs 24/7, my reli
Here it is April up here and the Logitech Canada
web page says that the battery pack will be
available in "March 2010".
Competence and honesty would be preferable
to deceit and incompetence.
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I just voted for the bug because I experience this too.
We need to determine a workaround for this. The default alarm startles
me every morning I hear it instead of being woken up gently by my chosen
alarm.
What causes the Squeezebox server to go into standby mode? Is this the
computer going i
JonWill;529558 Wrote:
> That's what I feared. I think what I actually need is a clock-radio
> with an iPod dock so when I'm stuck in bed I can listen to whatever I
> want ... shame, I have plans for Squeezeboxes taking over my house ...
If you have plans to allow Squeezebox to take over your ho
I used radio and boom as alarm clocks. No issues with any of them. But i
also have a second alarm that tells me when i listened to enough music
and realy need to move.
All (radio, boom, clock) of them have 2cm digits, but without glasses i
can't read any of them ;)
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That's what I feared. I think what I actually need is a clock-radio
with an iPod dock so when I'm stuck in bed I can listen to whatever I
want ... shame, I have plans for Squeezeboxes taking over my house ...
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Are these Audio Books downloaded through iTunes? With DRM (copy
protection)? These don't work with anything but iTunes.
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I have not had problems using in as an alarm clock... since last week.
And, in order to get to this point, I had to upgrade to the lastest
7.4.3 version of software and then manually apply a fix for to the
alarm file from the 7.5 stream.
I would only consider something truly reliable if my paren
JonWill;529534 Wrote:
> Is anyone using a Radio as an alarm clock? Is it reliable as such? ANd
> how god is the scren ... I am very shortsighted, and my current alarm
> clock (now falling to bits) has very clera 2-3cm high numerals ... is
> there anyone else in the same boat using one with succ
Is anyone using a Radio as an alarm clock? Is it reliable as such? ANd
how god is the scren ... I am very shortsighted, and my current alarm
clock (now falling to bits) has very clera 2-3cm high numerals ... is
there anyone else in the same boat using one with success?
And for the Radio to work
bpa;529523 Wrote:
> IIRC Apples Lossless - ALAC native is not currently enabled for the
> radio (although I haven't tested recently). There were problems/issues
> with the codec and so transcoding is used until the problems/issues are
> cleared.
Interesting, and thanks for the warning. Just try
IIRC Apples Lossless - ALAC native is not currently enabled for the
radio (although I haven't tested recently). There were problems/issues
with the codec and so transcoding is used until the problems/issues are
cleared.
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Many thanks Siduhe
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>From the Logitech site:
Radio
Audio formats
* MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, Apple Lossless
* Other formats supported through transcoding
* Some formats may require additional software installation
However, note this bug/limitation relating to files encoded with
ffmpeg:
https://b
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