Justme;525511 Wrote:
> Which one did you use? Custom Browse or Multi Library? I may look into
> it again, but what's holding me back was that the last time I tried it I
> just found it way too complicated to set up. Surely it could be as easy
> as a two step process, 1) create a new library, b) p
Justme;525446 Wrote:
> I'd be interested to know if you also get the odd song that doesn't
> upload or if it really is just me.
I used the Synch software and selected by folder. This worked
perfectly, though the artwork got muddled so the wrong picture appears
on the radio. I can live with that
bluegaspode;525457 Wrote:
> I recently looked into erlands 'Custom Browse' and 'Multi Library'
> plugin and now I have a nice 'kids' menu with all those albums noone
> else would listen too :)
> Same could be done for 'wife' of course ...
Which one did you use? Custom Browse or Multi Library? I
Justme;525446 Wrote:
> I wish the SBS had the option for native libraries. It seems so logical
> really as more than one person often lives in a house and they may not
> want to scroll through someone else's record collection to find their
> own.
I recently looked into erlands 'Custom Browse' and
GrahamD;525422 Wrote:
> I've just installed it with a free account and uploaded a few albums,
> brilliant. This is better than my original request, I just didn't know
> about it. Since it's just for the radio in the bedroom, a select few
> albums will be sufficient and no need for a subscriptio
Justme;524791 Wrote:
>
> My work around was to use mp3tunes locker.
>
I've just installed it with a free account and uploaded a few albums,
brilliant. This is better than my original request, I just didn't know
about it. Since it's just for the radio in the bedroom, a select few
albums will b
nt: Monday, March 15, 2010 6:26 AM
To: radio@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: Re: [SlimDevices: Radio] Is this too much to ask?
I'm a techhead myself I suppose, which is probably why I have such a
powerful PC (in both computing and wattage terms) that I don't want left
on all the time. Thank
I'm a techhead myself I suppose, which is probably why I have such a
powerful PC (in both computing and wattage terms) that I don't want left
on all the time. Thanks for the suggestion about mp3locker, I'll look
into that.
--
GrahamD
I know exactly where you are Graham, as I had the same issue.
My work around was to use mp3tunes locker. Essentually, I have most of
my music stored at mp3tunes and rarely use the PC now to play my music.
So I am permanently connected to MySqueezeBox.com.
I hated having to switch between MSB.com
SushiDS;524737 Wrote:
> I would like to have a "Switch to mysb.com" button right there in the
> "Home" menu.
> That would make it MUCH easier to switch between SBS and mysb.com.
> I can do this with the SBC and the Boom. Why not with the Radio?
> Maybe you can easily switch between the two and I
Hi there.
I would like to have a "Switch to mysb.com" button right there in the
"Home" menu.
That would make it MUCH easier to switch between SBS and mysb.com.
I can do this with the SBC and the Boom. Why not with the Radio?
Maybe you can easily switch between the two and I just don't get it...
I don't think I've yet come across such a compelling case for the
dreaded "user option" :-)
If only there was an option ( a per-player setting) to choose what
should happen when a player request (like an alarm) needs a server and
there isn't one of any sort currently connected to that player...
And some of us use wake on lan so my server is actually not there when I
want it, the controller wakes it up when i try to connect, so I would
not like that my players had "runned away" to mysb.com all the time .
So the non presence of the server can not be used as an sure indicator
to that it sh
GrahamD;524546 Wrote:
>
> Surely the obvious answer is for it to do a quick check to see if the
> server is running and then tell me it is connecting to mysb. It really
> does not need my permission, nor should it be necessary to delve into
> the menus.
>
The problem is that mine needs my perm
I don't own a SB radio but I have a variety of squeezeboxes and they all
work flawlessly with mysb.com and using it's alarm function. I would
suggest that you download the server power control plugin. it is a great
tool for controlling when your squeezecenter server is on and when you
use the mysb
Maybe I asked a silly question. Certainly there is no way that running
a computer in addition to the radio is saving power, neither is leaving
a ocmputer on continously using less power than turning it off when not
in use. I could, of course, get another low power computer just to run
the server
GrahamD;524239 Wrote:
> When I bought the SB radio, I had the idea that I could use it as an
> alarm clock, internet radio and streaming music player when my computer
> was switched on.
>
That should work, it should switch automatically as toby10 describes.
As soon as you select something that r
The alternative is having all the compute power to decode streams at the
SB Radio. Many on this forum have lived that past and know that running
SBS is a superior solution in terms of performance and power. My
recommendation is to work on making the machine you run SBS on as power
efficient as p
GrahamD;524239 Wrote:
> I don't want to leave my computer on all the time,
Why not? It probably costs more energy if you decide to boot it up
each time you choose to check email, post on this forum or do a google
search.
Of course, the more users that use mysqueezebox.com means more power
I can't help you with Alarms. There are Alarm settings on the MySB web
UI in Players > Radio > Alarms, how well these function I cannot say.
Obviously streaming music from your computer requires SBS and your
computer turned on.
As for SBS to MySB then back to SBS:
- if computer is off or SBS n
When I bought the SB radio, I had the idea that I could use it as an
alarm clock, internet radio and streaming music player when my computer
was switched on. I did not realise that to do all three would require
my computer to be on all the time. In the days when people are worrying
about a few w
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