I don't have a step-by-step guide for you, but here's a 'step-by-step
guide for connecting to your Radio via SSH to disable the IR receptor'
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Disable_IR_remote_reception). If
you read this, you may get an understanding of how to connect via SSH.
Then you'll
Thanks very much for the detailed reply, and explaining that. I'll
certainly give it a go and let everyone know what I find.
Wish me luck!
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does anyone know if the logitech z2300 speakers works good on the sb
radio?
I want to get good music out of the sb radio
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caszw;562362 Wrote:
Hi,
does anyone know if the logitech z2300 speakers works good on the sb
radio?
I want to get good music out of the sb radio..
cheers/Caszw
Might be a silly question, but what do you mean Good Music?
The Radio sounds very good for what it is and has for drives to
yeah what is good sound(?) you're maybe right but I just bought a sb
radio, do like the colour display, works great but I would like get
some more sound in the kitchen, more bass. I had a noxon2 before, had a
good sound but no good firmware..
but technical, does the Z-2300 work together with the
caszw: I have a SqueezeBox Radio (SBR) with firmware 7.5.1 r8837, the
latest 'final' version offered. I use the headphone jack to drive my
stereo system and it sounds very good. Assuming the 'speakers' you
intend to use offer a 'line level' input they should work equally
well.
The only issue
thx Ron Stordahl for your answer, the sound good, can't wait until I can
connect it to my sb radio.
about the reboot and the noise, that must be an issue that the speaker
are 'powered on' when your are rebooting the radio, must be some 'wrong
input' to the speakers from the sb radio.
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Actually the very loud annoying noise on reboot also occurs when using
regular earphones, so it has nothing to do with 'powered'. Just plug
in a headset and you can confirm it's the SBR that is doing this. I
will be interested in your findings.
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Ron Stordahl
no we have changed the subject, but yes I do get a hard sound, not that
high but not really a big deal, I did it with a headset, I also have
the latest firmware
just don't reboot the device or unplug the speakers
Ron Stordahl;562401 Wrote:
Actually the very loud annoying noise on reboot also
Yawn. Doesn't it get boring?
Every time someone complains about the Radio not working with MYSB an
the very same few people claim it's working with a local server. So
what? Who cares? How would this matter to those who expect the thing to
work without wasting money and energy in a local server?
I'm using MSB.com.
For the last few days, I've used the workaround that has been suggested
on Bugzilla.
It involves leaving the radio on. When I'm finished listening, I stop
the stream. I have the screensaver for stop set to the digital clock
and in 30 seconds it looks like it is off.
I have
Hi All
I've been having a very strange issue with my Squeezebox Radio for the
past few weeks. Every night at around the same time it seems to trip
all of the power in the house. I've tracked this down to somewhere
between 5am and 7am.I've tried another Squeezebox Radio power supply
which I
MELJS;562437 Wrote:
Hi All
- I have only one circuit for all wallplugs all other appliances on
this one (fridge, washing machine, etc..) and no issues when I leave
them all plugged in without the radio. When I add the radio to the mix
the problem starts and when I remove it again I'm
JJZolx;561979 Wrote:
Squeezeboxes are not alarm clocks, so you don't have a lemon. The
Radio's alarm has never worked reliably, and apparently was never
designed to work reliably. You bought a hat when you thought you were
buying shoes. If you want an alarm clock, buy an alarm clock.
davenva;562444 Wrote:
Gotta call BS on this reply. The radio is sold as having an alarm
feature, and is clearly made to be used as a bedside appliance.
He saw shoes advertised, and bought shoes, but they came with a hole in
the sole, which the manufacturer has failed to fix!
You're
Soulkeeper;562225 Wrote:
Strange: Mine hasn't failed once yet.
Even stranger: Mine fails all the time.
Soulkeeper;562225 Wrote:
As in every complex development project. (That's probably the most
specific answer one can give to a non-specific statement like that.)
Stranger still: My
danull;562449 Wrote:
You're right, and as a further example the alarm functionality is listed
as one of the key features on Amazon's product page for the Radio. JJ
may be unaware of this fact (Posts: 6,824)... he would have to leave
this forum long enough to visit another website ;-)
I
davenva;562444 Wrote:
Gotta call BS on this reply. The radio is sold as having an alarm
feature, and is clearly made to be used as a bedside appliance.
He saw shoes advertised, and bought shoes, but they came with a hole in
the sole, which the manufacturer has failed to fix!
+1!
I found
danull;562449 Wrote:
You're right, and as a further example the alarm functionality is listed
as one of the key features on Amazon's product page for the Radio. JJ
may be unaware of this fact (Posts: 6,824)... he would have to leave
this forum long enough to visit another website ;-)
I'll double the BS call.
I buy a car, and the radio doesn't work, the dealer doesn't tell me
'its a car, not a stereo, you want a stereo buy a stereo'.
and when, exactly, is a clock/radio an alarm? what would an advertiser
have to say? does Sony tell my my dream machine clock/radio with an
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