As long as logitech don't control the whole internet our isp's and the
radio channel intended to play our national powergrid etc, their best
effort would be .
"Reduced random pausing of Internet radio streams" .
You can never have "no random pausing of internet radio" .
reduced bla bla.. is a de
Well, indeed I develop realtime software in the automobile business for
more than 11 years now and if I'd deliver software quality like this,
I'd be either fired or in jail by now. So I figure a job at Logitech
would be kinda relaxing compared to the quality standards I'm used to.
Unfortunately, I
> Michael - it's Saturday. Chill. Have a cold beer or a nice glass of
Oopss... shouldn't have ordered that hot Indian food?
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mherger;569129 Wrote:
> > Honestly I think the complete software design is broken to the core.
> ...
> > Anyway, it's a shame that a big company like Logitech is not able to
> > hire the people needed to fix this and instead let the once so great
> SB
> > brand go down in flames.
>
> Please file
> Honestly I think the complete software design is broken to the core.
..
> Anyway, it's a shame that a big company like Logitech is not able to
> hire the people needed to fix this and instead let the once so great SB
> brand go down in flames.
Please file your job application. You seem to be the
Honestly I think the complete software design is broken to the core.
They seem to try to fix this by adding patches and workarounds instead
of fixing the underlying issues. Maybe they are not able to find them
or simply know too little about real time systems and robustness, maybe
they figured the
CBC_fan;569079 Wrote:
> For the life of me I can't figure out why something can supposedly be
> fixed in one release, then when the next one comes out, they manage to
> break again what they previously fixed?
The euphemism for that is "'regression'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_regressi
0xdeadbeef;567906 Wrote:
> Nice euphemism for saying: we still couldn't really fix it nearly 10
> months after the release of the Radio. Solid software design ;)
Tell me about it. Since the latest firmware update, the random stoppage
bug appears to have raised its ugly head once again. It was mo
I've not had the time to sit down and test what's going on but the alarm
is still naff and I reckon radio streams stop on their own accord now.
Such a shame it's a great product but the alarm does not work
reliably.
Tom
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I don't know if it's unique to my situation, but with 9009, I've also
walked by the radio in the middle of the day and found the "Connecting
to MySqueezebox.com" screen displaying, sometimes over and over. And
when this "loop" starts, I have no recourse but to reboot the radio,
and then it's fine
Ok, 4th day, same old problems. Correct stream started, stopped after 5
seconds, then the backup alarm faded in (although the internet
connection was ok all the time), then I started the stream manually via
preset button, but it stopped after a few minutes and then only
silence.
-> maybe a little
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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Yeah, ok, the alarm worked three times in a row now, so it seems to be
back on a way to be trusted again. However, not one of these 3 alarms
was completely flawless. All of them started, stopped and started again
(including the fade in). That is better than the behavior it showed
before, but it is
0xdeadbeef;567906 Wrote:
> Nice euphemism for saying: we still couldn't really fix it nearly 10
> months after the release of the Radio. Solid software design ;)
True - but I'll take it. My radio "mostly" works now, which is better
than it was a few months ago. Maybe I've lowered the bar but at
ciarmer;567922 Wrote:
> Help me out here. Where are you quoting from?
Likely the release notes from the latest SBS server / firmware build.
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0xdeadbeef;567906 Wrote:
> Nice euphemism for saying: we still couldn't really fix it nearly 10
> months after the release of the Radio. Solid software design ;)
Help me out here. Where are you quoting from?
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Nice euphemism for saying: we still couldn't really fix it nearly 10
months after the release of the Radio. Solid software design ;)
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