My daughter, who is 14 , has a radio which works well as her alarm and
also as a speaker for the inevitable iPod. It sounds better than most
docking stations I have heard and gives access to a world of Internet
music. I would be hard pushed to say it didn,t sound just as good as
the boom, until a
+3 for a Radio with a battery pack. Sound is very good for the size, and
sanity's sake, you probably don't want her to have something that is
capable of getting really loud. :)
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B&W 683, HSU VFT2-MK3, Logitech Har
The radio is addictive. I have 4 of them. They sound excellent and are
cheap. For the price you don't make a bad investment.
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Get her a radio with battery pack. What is lacks in audio quality is
made up by ease of use, compactness, and portability with battery. If
she wants more/louder later, you can always use the radio in a
different room.
- Ross
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rcampbel3
Hi - I'm running a couple of receivers and a controller off an Ubuntu
hosted SBS. My daughter (10) loves it, especially access to Spotify,
and is now angling after her own squeezebox player for her room.
Possible solutions would be an SB Radio; a Boom; or I could buy a Touch
for myself and let h
Thanks for the suggestions. I called Logitech and they sent me a
replacement unit which arrived today. Turns out it was the adapter
which was broken.
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Are you connecting your player to SBS on a computer? If so what version
and OS?
When it loses connection is the WiFi icon blue or red?
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Everything seemed to be working with SBS 7.5.3 until I bought a SQ Radio
and started streaming extensively radio for the first time. Since then
I've had SBS crash multiple times while streaming certain radio
stations, and I have to reboot the server to get SBS back up and
running. Good to see I'm
You don't need to factory reset to change to ethernet. Just go to
"Networking/Choose Network"
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Davidg1;618712 Wrote:
> You don't need to factory reset to change to ethernet. Just go to
> "Networking/Choose Network"
correct. I keep forgetting that.
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Bug raised on Bugzilla.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17071
*-Please vote!-*
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sociedaddelocio;618690 Wrote:
> This piece of shit is so unstable ... My Squeeshitbox is sitting about
> 30 cms from my router but can't even keep streaming well. It seems I
> need go through that stupid work around: reset the system, type
> password... I've done that so many times! I'm not livin
I've fixed it!
It is possible to set the regulatory domain when loading the driver. I
have edited the wlan file to the following:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
case "$1" in
start)
/usr/bin/logger -s "wlan: starting"
# Load wlan drivers
export WORKAREA=
This piece of shit is so unstable ... My Squeeshitbox is sitting about
30 cms from my router but can't even keep streaming well. It seems I
need go through that stupid work around: reset the system, type
password... I've done that so many times! I'm not living in the third
world for deserving this
At this risk of boring you, here is another test. I've embedded the
channel check inot the wlan script so it lists the available channels
immediately after the driver has loaded. See once we got 13 channels
twice in a row!
Code:
/etc/init.d$ /etc/init.d/wlan stop
root:
OK. Here is some concrete evidence of the problem.
I'm stopping and starting the wlan repeatedly, all within a few seconds
of each other. No reboots, no nothing, just stop the lan and start it
again. See on the second channel listing from the bottom I get 13
channels. All the other times 11!
Co
I guess it is still possible. It would not surprise me if some APs
broadcast the wrong regulatory domain info, especially if they
defaulted to US.
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Davidg1;618672 Wrote:
> Definitely upgrade to 7.6.
>
> I found this in some Atheros documentation for the wlan chipset that
> sounds interesting!
>
>
>
> The Radio definitely seems to be set in world-wide mode.
>
> It seems from this that if you have APs around you with different
> Regulator
OK. Nice theory! I kinda liked that one! Now I'm stumped.
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The only APs visible from here are a couple of BT HomeHub routers. It
seems unlikely that they are set to US. And in fact most of the time no
other APs are visible from where my Radio lives.
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andynormancx
Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
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Definitely upgrade to 7.6.
I found this in some Atheros documentation for the wlan chipset that
sounds interesting!
> Name
> REGDOMAIN
>
> Synopsis
> Indicates that the regulatory domain has changed. It initially
> occurs when the
> AR6000 device reads the board data information. The regulatory
makes you wonder how it really works ?
Did the radio really upgraded to 7.6 firmware, I assume you tried a
factory reset to to see if something changes during setup .
There must be a bug somewhere or functionality so obscure that it might
as well be considered being a bug.
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Hmm. Unfortunately I've tried 7.6 and it seems to make no difference
here.
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