egarc wrote:
> There isn't a good replacement for Squeezebox unless you're willing to
> spend a lot of money. I dread the day my squeezebox.com goes dark. :(
Sure there is, it's called Raspberry Pi! I just built an SB Touch Clone
for $182 that includes an upgraded 7 inch Touch Display plus 30
egarc wrote:
> There isn't a good replacement for Squeezebox unless you're willing to
> spend a lot of money. I dread the day my squeezebox.com goes dark. :(
The aforementioned Grace Digital Mondo+ has been working great for me
and it was well under $200. You don't have to spend "a lot of
Man in a van wrote:
>
> Where in the "boonies" are you? just roughly speaking :confused:
>
> Ronnie
Let's just say that vast areas of the great American West are quite
remote. ;)
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castalla wrote:
> If they don't provide a suitable feed then your complaint should be to
> those stations ?
Nope. My new Grace Digital Mondo+ has been playing all of those
stations perfectly. The problem wasn't with the stations...it was with
Logitech...
buffettck wrote:
> My SBR has quit working for a couple of days, now. It won't connect at
> all and the icon is red, which indicates the Logitech server is down.
> I've actually discussed this before with Logitech over the phone. And,
> over time, radio stations quit playing and give a
buffettck wrote:
> Um, because having the phone on listening to the radio for hours every
> day, which I don't currently do, would burn down the battery all that
> much faster?
Well, the phone (or tablet) does not have to be on "all day".
You would have to spend a little money, and I have to
buffettck wrote:
> Um, because having the phone on listening to the radio for hours every
> day, which I don't currently do, would burn down the battery all that
> much faster?With the screen off it might not be too bad. If you have a tablet
> leave
that plugged in.
Sent from my SM-G900F using
buffettck wrote:
> I want my local stations. The exact ones.
If they don't provide a suitable feed then your complaint should be to
those stations ?
Touch, Logitech Radio, Logitech UE Radio, O2 Joggler + SqpOS
UPnPBridge - 2 paired Sonos Play1 speakers; Rocki - Sony SRS-BTM8
speaker;
castalla wrote:
> There are thousands on 'internet' stations - shouldn't be too difficult
> to find a selection to your taste!
I want my local stations. The exact ones.
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buffettck wrote:
> I thought about that then I thought about the need of being tethered to
> an A/C outlet all the time even more. LOL
>
> Does the app have a sleep timer? How obnoxious are the iHeart
> commercials above and beyond the regular commercials on a given radio
> station?I have no
slartibartfast wrote:
> You could use the iheartmusic app on your phone and play to a Bluetooth
> speaker.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
I thought about that then I thought about the need of being tethered to
an A/C outlet all the time even more. LOL
Does the app have a sleep
There are thousands on 'internet' stations - shouldn't be too difficult
to find a selection to your taste!
Touch, Logitech Radio, Logitech UE Radio, O2 Joggler + SqpOS
UPnPBridge - 2 paired Sonos Play1 speakers; Rocki - Sony SRS-BTM8
speaker; Pioneer WX-SMA1 speaker; - PURE One Flow internet
buffettck wrote:
> So, what would be the best solution for someone who just wants to listen
> to regular radio without any BS like I was able to do before? I live
> out in the boonies and don't get many stations clearly and that's why I
> went with internet radio. I mainly listen to it to fall
So, what would be the best solution for someone who just wants to listen
to regular radio without any BS like I was able to do before? I live
out in the boonies and don't get many stations clearly and that's why I
went with internet radio. I mainly listen to it to fall asleep at night
and catch
buffettck wrote:
> So, this looks like what will be the death of stand-alone table top
> internet radios, at least for mainstream stations since iHeart seems to
> be acquiring so many of them.
Internet Radio in general is quickly dying right now because since the
royalty rules changed last year
So, this looks like what will be the death of stand-alone table top
internet radios, at least for mainstream stations since iHeart seems to
be acquiring so many of them.
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buffettck wrote:
> Ok, great, so won't that cause my iHeart radio stations to stop working,
> which is why I updated to UE in the first place?
>
>
> I don't see a way to even do that when I open LMS.
Correct. SB does not support the iHeartRadio app. Stations
disappearing from iHeartRadio
drmatt wrote:
> Just run LMS and flash it back to Squeezebox firmware. Works fine.
>
>
> -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
Ok, great, so won't that cause my iHeart radio stations to stop working,
which is why I updated to UE in the first place?
My SBR has quit working for a couple of days, now. It won't connect at
all and the icon is red, which indicates the Logitech server is down.
We do indeed have an issue on uesmartradio.com right now. I'll look into
it asap.
--
Michael
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Radio
Just run LMS and flash it back to Squeezebox firmware. Works fine.
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
--
Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver NAS with
Debian+LMS 7.9.0
Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k FLACs. No less than 3x 24/44k
albums..
My SBR has quit working for a couple of days, now. It won't connect at
all and the icon is red, which indicates the Logitech server is down.
I've actually discussed this before with Logitech over the phone. And,
over time, radio stations quit playing and give a "connection reset by
remote
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