My four year old son loves to put his own music using the Controller.
He can't read yet, but he knows to press "House" (home) then turn the
wheel to "Heart" (favorites) and turn the wheel till he sees the right
picture (album cover) then press triangle (play).
Still working on getting my wife
spedinfargo;508547 Wrote:
> - even the Sleep functionality is simple to get to (although I wish
> there was a shortcut to a hard button for that).
>
I agree that that a button would be nice, but in case you didn't know,
it can be put on the Home Screen.
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Tony T
maggior;508563 Wrote:
>
> One day, your child will ask you to put on some of "your music" and it
> will bestill your heart. My daughter has requested Dizzy Gillespie and
> Charlie Parker Live at Town Hall for the past 3 nights. :-). Daddy's
> girl indeed!
>
> Enjoy!
If you get impatient in t
I put my daughter's boom where she could reach it to see how she would
do. She is certainly capable of using it herself, but she perfers us to
queue up music for her. I even gave her my wife's iPod to play with at
one point and it was a similar situation.
She can read well enough for the device
Pretty cool isn't it, my daughters (3 and 4) love their Booms as well.
With their favorite music programmed with the preset buttons, they can
operate it themselves.
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raven22
Setup: 1 SB3, 3 Booms and 1 Radio.
Server: SheevaPlug running Debian 6.0 Squeeze on SD-card with
SqueezeBoxServer 7.5
Congrats on being first time parents! And welcome to the wonderful
world of the squeezebox.
All of my kids (3 in total now ranging from 10 months to 5 years old)
have Booms in their rooms. In our house, music is an essential tool at
times for bedtime. It really helps with naps by creating back
We put a lot of time and effort into the nursery for the new baby (our
first!) but after a couple of weeks it's been too quiet in there... I
had kicked around getting back on the Squeezebox bandwagon and after
reading about the Radio I realized that it would be the perfect
accessory.
Setup was a
