garym wrote: > I'd say yes. I have 2 extra Touch units and 1 extra RADIO (see sig for > all my other active stuff). I had this because stuff does break > (screens, mechanics, electrical storm, etc.) and I wanted to be able to > slip in a replacement whether or not Logitech still made the product > and/or made a "lesser" dumbed down product. > > And even I am thinking about another TOUCH and/or another Radio. [...] >
+ 1 > > p.s. this does make me think that I'll take all my spare units out of > the box, set them up to download the latest firmware, etc. Otherwise, a > few years in the future I might be able to use them but only with the > really old firmware. Not only the firmware, though. Am I right in thinking that if you buy a Touch (which I'd like to do because it 'is' a good audio-quality unit), that you need an internet connection both to: (a) start it in the first place, and (b) maybe also each time you turn on? In other words, is both an internet connection essential for Touch, as well as access to a firmware-distributing server? And for the firmware update, would a recent version of LMS adequately 'serve' recent firmware to a newly-purchased Touch which perhaps internally had firmware dating as far back as its production date? I'd like to run LMS and Touch (with other SBs) on a local net with no internet connectivity - which I can do with SB receivers - but wasn't sure is possible with Touch? regards, Atlantic ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Atlantic's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=44239 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=96188 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list Radio@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
