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(which used to reside at www.tux.org/~peterw/)
Note: The best way to reach me is email or PM, as I don't spend much
time on the forums.
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DenonSerial
FuzzyTime KidsPlay KitchenTimer PlayLog PowerCenter
, Michael.
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SettingsManager
toby10 wrote:
Highly doubt Radio SB3 share any similar parts being four years apart
in development and are completely different software/firmware
architecture.
Agreed. I'm pretty sure that even Boom, which shared more hardware with
SB2/SB3, used a different wireless chipset. Looking again
If you're running Squeezebox Server, check out the Power Save plugin.
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be
able to use KidsPlay to solve your problem, as it intercepts both
playing and setting preset buttons.
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If you can play a dynamic playlist with a CLI command, KidsPlay might
enable this...
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).
:-(
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0xdeadbeef;567906 Wrote:
Nice euphemism for saying: we still couldn't really fix it
Sure, but that's better than 1) not trying or 2) claiming there's no
problem.
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you at all, so
screaming will only make these forums unpleasant for others. Scream at
Logitech if you want, but not here.
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is disabled by
default and can be left that way. You can also change the root password
(though firmware updates will probably reset it to 1234). Radio is
also susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks and packet sniffing by
other devices on the network.
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forum to see if anyone is interested in
writing such tools -- assuming you don't want to tackle it yourself.
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be able to use any old Ethernet cable, as both Radio and
your laptop should have auto-sensing ports (years ago, sharing like
this would have required a crossover Ethernet cable).
Good luck.
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. :)
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establishment. Ridiculous.
Thanks to all who suggested the Ignore List -- it's been probably a
decade since I've used anything like a killfile, and I'm really glad to
see vBulletin includes that feature.
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Phil Leigh;556334 Wrote:
Maybe we should adopt the same approach as that now used for Bug
Confirmation...
Do you really think the new bug model has had a positive impact? If so,
what makes you think that?
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the alcohol he thought to redact his
expletives with shift-number chars. Good work, HP.
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works, then you should revisit your
firewall config and be sure you allow broadcast UDP to port 3483 or
whatever it is.
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eap;550462 Wrote:
What is your issue with using a home computer and some squeezebox
software?
Its not that big a deal.
Stop. Just stop. Plenty of people have plenty of reasons (noise,
energy, WAF, cost of electricity, etc.) not to run a server 24x7, so
just stop, OK?
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eap;550496 Wrote:
I think the reasons are overstated and not well-thought out
Yes, the rest of us are idiots. We get it. Now will you please stop?
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tower icon?) instead of that Alarm button, then. Not stirring the pot
too much -- yeah, right.
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this claim? My recollection was that 7.4.2
coincided with the Radio Accessory pack's release and included the
bugfix, and that 7.5.0 did not include any battery fixes not already
present in 7.4.2 (note: 7.4.2, not 7.4 or 7.4.1).
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Apparently so: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=75056
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every morning.
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They're stored on the server side (SBS or MySB). Radio only tries to
keep track of *whether* a button has a preset defined. If so, when you
tap the button, Radio turns on and then asks the server to play preset
#1, etc.
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/squeezeplay/userpath/settings/SlimDiscovery.lua file has a
reference to the local player's hardware network interface MAC address,
so I wouldn't copy that one from old to new.
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local music, I expect you'd
be fine. But if you want her to be able to listen to music services
like Rhapsody, she'll probably need Internet access. By the sounds of
it, I expect you intend to limit her access to music that you've
vetted, so maybe that does mean local music only?
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PequaFrog;534520 Wrote:
I wish I could get the weather to display as a screen saver.
Do you mean like this?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=73827
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to update my user interface code to work
with Radio/Touch/Controller.
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Relevant enhancement request ticket:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11442
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settings with bad ones when it
should not. A manual mechanism shouldn't have such problems -- if the
player's prefs are only reset when someone clicks a Submit button on
the SBS Web interface, then all you would have to worry about are
PEBCAK errors. :-)
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a good fit
for you). http://www.koldware.com/SlimStuff/
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Skier, Chunkywizard, Mnyb, thank you. This is good news (obviously).
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!
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the radio,
did on anything happen? nope.
...and indeed this is what Logitech intended. See
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15933#c3
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-the-airport than you are
sleeping-late-because-the-power-failed? Given how nasty some of the
comments have been about Radio alarm failures, do you really think it's
wiser for Logitech to cater to the Tom-airport scenario than the
didn't-know-Goodbye-meant-no-alarm scenario?
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account for powering down less
than 20 minutes before the alarm.
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peterw;526837 Wrote:
Make sure you're using MySB or running SBS 7.4.2 and file a bug on that
-- it's supposed to wake up. How early are you shutting down Radio?
IIRC, it's supposed to wake up 20 minutes early (great for overnight
shutdowns) -- but bad if the code doesn't account for powering
should
disable them (either individually, or using the global alarms enabled
option). I guess we'll see what Logitech says, and maybe I'll publish a
patch if they say the current behavior is intentional.
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notwired;526862 Wrote:
I can't see how WOL would ever work over wireless.
It's just broadcasting UDP packets -- as long as the Squeezebox and
server are on the same subnet (as in 99% of home networks), why wouldn't
it work?
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SBS on
a WOL-capable server in years.
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would display a pop-up menu on that Radio just before executing wget.
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running 7.4.2?) and B) setting the plugin.KidsPlay logging to Debug
to see what's logged when you press the Radio's button.
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.
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plugin will let you do
just that. You need to use my test repository
(http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/slim7/repodata-test.xml) in order to
get version 2.5.3 which includes the ability to 'run scripts on the
server' (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=74071) as part
of a macro.
-Peter
Phil Leigh;525304 Wrote:
In the UK, shaver sockets must be double wound transformer insulated and
limited to ~20VA
That's plenty of current for Radio. You have to play Radio quite loud
to even approach half that level.
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into the
off screensaver mode. When fully off like this, I understand the
battery does not charge, even if Radio is plugged into a live AC outlet.
I expect this is because the code controlling charging probably relies
on SqueezeOS.
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/clear genres, set the volume level, etc.
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/show_bug.cgi?id=15782
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1) If you use a run Squeezebox Server locally, KidsPlay can map a preset
button to start a sleep timer (and set volume, load a playlist, set
shuffle mode, etc.).
2) Not any more. Hopefully a future Squeezebox Server release will
restore this capability.
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and nasty I cannot say. Certainly nicer than
the heavy and environmentally awful Pb battery in my server's UPS.
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' music. I don't know if anyone
has opened an enhancement request for per-player random mix genres or
not. I suspect Erland's plugins may also provide an alternative to
Random Mix that wouldn't have that competing genre problem that Random
Mix has.
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press, including making sure the right
genres are included or excluded.
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- and it would be
nice not to have to click, swivel, click, swivel, click through three
menus to get there.
Have you looked at my KidsPlay plugin?
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.). As I understand
it, Logitech planned to support multiple Facebook accounts per mysb
account, but Facebook asked them to limit it to 1 per mysb account.
Hopefully a 3rd party Facebook applet/plugin will appear that makes this
better, as Logitech's hands are kinda tied here. :-(
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anyone filed a ticket at bugs.slimdevices.com on this? I did not
find one. It looks like busybox doesn't include a proper NTP client, so
one should be added (an NTP client would be better than frequent
MySB/SBS time syncs, IMO): http://busybox.net/tinyutils.html
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for customizing the behavior through plugins. I'd hate to see it
disappear.
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-- and doesn't fail very gracefully,
either. :-(
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federated households of players. I expect you'll just
have to try things out. You might also want to file a ticket at
bugs.slimdevices.com -- the API specs should clarify when commands
behave differently on different Squeezeboxes.
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JVC DVD codes the
way the older gear (like Boom) does.
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presses, especially for navigating lists, would be handled by the
software running on Radio itself. About the best you could probably do
now is use the Settings Advanced Beta Features Shortcuts to remap
a button to act like the Favorites button.
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wireless networks, in my opinion. If the
WiFi service is good enough, you may be able to resolve most concerns by
using an encrypted tunnel back to your home network much as lrossouw
did.
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or hostname (SqueezePlay should have no trouble with
hostnames, at least simple DNS names if not winbind) and just play the
music.
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will be true on the new players).
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available in Squeezebox Server, it would probably be pretty easy to
adapt AutoDim for Radio and Touch -- at least for those of us running
Squeezebox Server. Bug 14194 is more of an impediment for
MySqueezebox.com users, and other things that some of us developers
would like to do.
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Have you contacted Logitech support? Personally I think it should just
work -- even half duplex 10mbit ethernet should be adequate.
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the various normal sleep times (end of
song, 15m, 30m, etc.).
You can also make the button do more complex things like start a
certain playlist at a certain volume and then start the sleep timer:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=441521postcount=9
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for
considering the change!
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-- in 7.4 I see the tag and can
respect it, but in 7.3 I cannot. I just pushed a new test version of
SyncOptions that refuses to do relative volume sync for any CLI command
with an ipeng tag with value 1.
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christhedon;481977 Wrote:
Any ideas on this. As it stands its make the system cumbersome.
You could try my SyncOptions plugin version 2.1.30 or newer from my
*test* repository,
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/slim7/repodata-test.xml. This version
adds a new option, relative volume sync. To use
expected
when I'm syncing players in adjacent rooms.
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I thought about waiting until the 25th to post this, but I expect I
won't have much time to do additional testing, so here goes...
If you're game, I just posted a version 2.4.0 to my *test* repository,
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/slim7/repodata-test.xml, that implements
the second option
interface for Touch that used a
separate thread to prevent messing up the SqueezePlay UI responsiveness
while waiting a half a second for serial port data -- instead of moving
the RS232 stuff into a separate process on SqueezeOS)?
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the second
approach (offer global and per-player macros) -- the global page might
show you what attached Squeezeboxes have individual macros that override
any specific global macro.
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. The
Volume for synced players indicator would show the average volume of
all players in the sync group.
This should be very doable in an applet. Any takers?
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the volume, pausing,
turning Radio off, etc., a remote is still nice to have.
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quickly, but
that's a nice idea for an ip3k UI using my ContextMenu plugin. I
wouldn't bother with a Jive UI, as my understanding of the core/jive
context menu in 7.4 is that it's too dumb/primitive (iiuc, 7.4 jive
context menus depend on line-items, not player state).
.
Danke!
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here really would like volume control to *always* affect all synced
players. Is that right?? You'd never want to only adjust the local
volume?
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usch;483685 Wrote:
You can add Sleep to the main menu, otherwise you have to dig into the
settings menu. But it is there either way. :)
Or use a Squeezebox IR remote (it has a sleep button), or use KidsPlay
to assign one of the 1-6 buttons to be button sleep.
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a popup
saying the preset was undefined.
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off, etc.
-- all when you press a single button.
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for another month or two (?), when all
Radio early access testers have production level hardware.
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FYI, there's been discussion of hissing in another thread, too:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=483053#post483053
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any unacceptable volume changes. I need to write an
applet for VL to work as seamlessly on Radio (and Touch) as it does on
SB3.
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the logging level for plugin.KidsPlay
to debug let me know what you see.
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jmpage2;480743 Wrote:
I have also created an enhancement request that asks for an auto time
off so that the SB Radio will shut itself off and resume display of the
clock after a period of inactivity.
Have you looked at the Power Save plugin?
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dean;479745 Wrote:
Ok, can you describe exactly how it would work?
Context menu -
.
Use for alarm -
.
#1 (7:30 am Mon, Tue) -
#2 (7:45 am Wed) -
... Etc. ...
New Alarm -
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this reason. As long as it's
loud enough in the 50-100 range, is this really a problem?
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KitchenTimer PlayLog PowerCenter/BottleRocket SaverSwitcher
SettingsManager
JM2009;473462 Wrote:
Can someone give me a tip or hint where I can get more information about
the cli-commands on the Radio?
In the Squeezebox Server web interface, click on Help, then Technical
Information, then The Squeezebox Server Command Line Interface.
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it work on MySB but have no timeframe for that yet.
My SleepFade plugin also works with Radio if you want the sound to fade
out over those ~30 minutes (same MySB limitation). :-)
-Peter
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productive way that they
can.
Another reason to open source the Now Playing screen and core
screensavers. :-)
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14194
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-side logic for old players improved over the years.
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AllQuiet BlankSaver ContextMenu FuzzyTime KidsPlay
KitchenTimer PlayLog PowerCenter/BottleRocket SaverSwitcher
SettingsManager SleepFade StatusFirst SyncOptions
.
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AllQuiet BlankSaver ContextMenu FuzzyTime KidsPlay
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yourself), and will
need to decide how important that aspect is for you.
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SettingsManager SleepFade
battery pack (and presumably you'd void
your warranty if you tried to run it on your 12v Boom adapter).
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snugly without rattling when Radio is playing
loudly.
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AllQuiet BlankSaver ContextMenu FuzzyTime KidsPlay
KitchenTimer PlayLog PowerCenter/BottleRocket SaverSwitcher
SettingsManager SleepFade StatusFirst SyncOptions
, and improving existing products through software
updates.
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AllQuiet BlankSaver ContextMenu FuzzyTime KidsPlay
KitchenTimer PlayLog PowerCenter/BottleRocket SaverSwitcher
SettingsManager SleepFade StatusFirst
quality would take them seriously.
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AllQuiet BlankSaver ContextMenu FuzzyTime KidsPlay
KitchenTimer PlayLog PowerCenter/BottleRocket SaverSwitcher
SettingsManager SleepFade StatusFirst SyncOptions VolumeLock
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