gweempose;457915 Wrote:
> Why not use Rhapsody instead? That way, you can play any song you want
> whenever you want. Personally, I love the convenience of Rhapsody. When
> I'm on vacation, or simply out and about, it gives me access to
> virtually my entire music library. The only negative is th
gweempose;457915 Wrote:
> Why not use Rhapsody instead? That way, you can play any song you want
> whenever you want.
I've just never been drawn to the subscription services. I'd rather
spend the monthly fee on music I can own. Makes more sense for a
home-body like me. But ain't it great that we
MeSue;457574 Wrote:
>
>
> For now, if I want to listen to my music without my computer on, I just
> tune in to "My Radio Station" via last.fm. It only lets you listen
> radio-style (random mix), but that is good enough for me for the rare
> times my server is down or I take my Squeezebox on a t
I can't say anything about the MP3locker service as I've never used it.
For now, if I want to listen to my music without my computer on, I just
tune in to "My Radio Station" via last.fm. It only lets you listen
radio-style (random mix), but that is good enough for me for the rare
times my server i
Justme;457386 Wrote:
> Maybe the next model radio or Boom will have this feature.
The next Boom perhaps, that would make sense. Not the next Radio
though. The Radio is designed to be lower cost than the Boom, giving it
wider appeal. The idea would be to have one Touch in the living room on
your m
Justme;457386 Wrote:
> I wish Slimdevices offered this as one of their services rather than
> through a third party. I have subscribed to MP3tunes Locker and find it
> a very buggy setup.
>
> In principle it is wonderful, and a great way listening to music as
> quite frankly, it's a little retro
MeSue;457292 Wrote:
> One of the services is MP3locker, which allows you to upload your ripped
> CDs and still listen to them without a computer on.
>
I wish Slimdevices offered this as one of their services rather than
through a third party. I have subscribed to MP3tunes Locker and find it
a v
MeSue, thanks so much for your quick and informative response.
The only decision I have to make now is whether to buy a boombox now or
wait a bit and order the radio.
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botski
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The Radio works pretty much just like the Duet. If you already run a
Squeezebox server for your local MP3s, the Radio can use that. For those
that prefer not to have a computer on all the time there is
SqueezeNetwork (changing name to mysqueezebox.com) for Internet radio
and music services. One of
Actually, it says "without a computer" (at the 0:26 mark) but I ran out
of room in the title.
So, perhaps my question will clear things up: I have a squeezebox duet
which I love deeply. All of my CD's are stored as MP3's on a PC and
played through the duet.
1. Can I access the computer to l
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