Agreed, and that's my point - the radio is a superb product - on the
brink of bringing the whole world of digital music and internet radio to
many consumers - but not yet foolproof. Just as a Linux OS underlies
the seamless operation of many of todays consumer appliances - it will
get there, and
linvale;497839 Wrote:
>
>
> It may be that this is too sophisticated a product for those that are
> not willing to invest their time to understand
LOL. Sounds like a quote form a Linux user forum. (Wheel fell off your
car? Well you should have used an air wrench to tighten it before
driving o
Having followed a lot of the dialog about the "issues" with the radio it
seems to me that a lot depends on understanding the whole concept of
"squeezeboxes". Those of us who have grown to love the several previous
devices - including the duet - understand the concept and the things
that need to b
rsaskew;496980 Wrote:
> I think fiddly doesn't begin to do justice to this device. I'd describe
> it as a geek's wet dream and an average consumer's horror show. I wish
> I'd spent an hour on this forum before buying a SBR. Maybe in a couple
> of year's this device will be ready for prime time, b
rsaskew;496980 Wrote:
> I think fiddly doesn't begin to do justice to this device. I'd describe
> it as a geek's wet dream and an average consumer's horror show. I wish
> I'd spent an hour on this forum before buying a SBR. Maybe in a couple
> of year's this device will be ready for prime time, b
I think fiddly doesn't begin to do justice to this device. I'd describe
it as a geek's wet dream and an average consumer's horror show. I wish
I'd spent an hour on this forum before buying a SBR. Maybe in a couple
of year's this device will be ready for prime time, but for now appears
to be a cool
jamesg1979;496725 Wrote:
> Good points. Something I noticed though, when I switched back to my own
> PC server, nothing would play though it displayed the song/radio
> station. Rebooting it sorted the issue out. Guess it's just a bug
That's something I am also experiencing. See also this thread:
Isn't it possible to do what you want with the 'Server Power Control
Plugin'?
Repo URL:
http://srvrpowerctrl.googlecode.com/svn/repo.xml
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jamesg1979;496463 Wrote:
> That's really annoying, I don't mind doing this but unfortunately Mrs
> Jamesg will mind as it's too fiddly. Damn. Do you know if there's a fix
> planned for this?
What makes it fiddly?
Think about toby10's response and walk through it a few times. You'll
see it make
Good points. Something I noticed though, when I switched back to my own
PC server, nothing would play though it displayed the song/radio
station. Rebooting it sorted the issue out. Guess it's just a bug
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jamesg1979;496463 Wrote:
> That's really annoying, I don't mind doing this but unfortunately Mrs
> Jamesg will mind as it's too fiddly. Damn. Do you know if there's a fix
> planned for this?
It has long been discussed, don't know where it stands right now.
But there are built in easy manual swi
That's really annoying, I don't mind doing this but unfortunately Mrs
Jamesg will mind as it's too fiddly. Damn. Do you know if there's a fix
for this?
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jamesg1979;496454 Wrote:
> When my PC is switched off, I assumed the SB Radio would know that and
> automatically switch to mysb so I can still listen to internet radio.
> Then when the PC is back on and it sees a connection it switches back.
>
> Is this not what it does?
Correct, it does not c
When my PC is switched off, I assumed the SB Radio would know that and
automatically switch to mysb so I can still listen to internet radio.
Then when the PC is back on and it sees a connection it switches back.
Is this not what it does?
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