erland;527261 Wrote:
No, if you can reproduce it I'd suggest that you register a bug at
bugs.slimdevices.com with detailed information about:
- What operating system and SBS version and firmware version you are
using
- Step by step instruction how to reproduce the problem
- Which radio
Another mistake / bug:
Last weekend I switch on my radio. I search my prefered radiostation
and the display shows that the station is playing. But I can't hear
anything. Nothing!
Sbs was running and the server was up, the indicator at the lower right
corner shows a white connection to the server.
steve0564;527202 Wrote:
Another mistake / bug:
Last weekend I switch on my radio. I search my prefered radiostation
and the display shows that the station is playing. But I can't hear
anything. Nothing!
Sbs was running and the server was up, the indicator at the lower right
corner shows a
PeteCress;526270 Wrote:
I bought a Squeezebox for the wife after she asked me about a similar
(but Pandora-centric) product she was interested in.
On Day 1, THREE TIMES I explained to the wife Here are the presets...
just press 1 for WHYY, 3 for WRTI, 6 for a German station...
THREE
eap;526374 Wrote:
Are you using a local squeezebox server -- or only mysqueezebox.com.
Better to use local squeezeboxserver software running on your computer.
What nobody said was that this little toy really DOES need a 24/7
server working for it to operate as advertised. All I needed was a
jmpage2;524897 Wrote:
Continue to get backup alarm sound instead of my music playlist from SB
Server 50% of the time on my SB Radio after update to 7.4.2 even after
disabling nightly rebuild of my music libarary on my SB Radio.
Just wanted to add my two cents. I'm having a very similar
Jake-here;526424 Wrote:
Just wanted to add my two cents. I'm having a very similar issue.
I'm using my own SB server and setting up the alarm using the buttons
on the radio. I choose a playlist of my music that is on my server as
the alarm sound. At the set time the alarm will go off but
eap;526374 Wrote:
Are you using a local squeezebox server -- or only mysqueezebox.com.
Better to use local squeezeboxserver software running on your computer.
I have Squeeze box's Windows Home Server version installed on my WHS
box.
Under C:\Program Files\Squeezebox, there is a server
PeteCress;526474 Wrote:
I have Squeeze box's Windows Home Server version installed on my WHS
box.
Under C:\Program Files\Squeezebox, there is a server directory.
MyComputer | Manage | Services and Applications | Services shows a
service called Squeezebox Server running.
Is that
flattermann;526476 Wrote:
Your players should show up on the status page of your SBS:
http://your_whs_server:9000/settings/server/status.html
That seems to nail it then: I am *not* hooking into mysqueezebox.com.
That's kind of a relief bc it would seem to imply that if LogiTech
pulls the
erland;525985 Wrote:
How do you configure the alarm ? On MySB.com web site or in the SBS web
interface or directly on the Radio ?
Do you only use MySB.com for alarms ?
Do you only use your local SBS for alarms ?
Originally was using alarm set on the radio, but I sometimes turned it
That's an interesting find. Can you refresh my memory on enabling ssh
access on the SBR? I will see if I can catch it in the act myself.
I don't, however, believe my network is the cause of this. I have seen
the SB Radio go down and lose the wi-fi in 7.4.1 (but not in 7.4.2) even
when the
jmpage2;525794 Wrote:
That's an interesting find. Can you refresh my memory on enabling ssh
access on the SBR? I will see if I can catch it in the act myself.
Settings Advanced Remote Login
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erland;525746 Wrote:
Does other people see the same thing, that normal alarm first plays and
then switches to backup alarm after a while ? Or do you get the backup
alarm immediately ?
I think I saw that behavior once or twice, but I am not sure (wasn't
quite awake at that time). It does
erland;525746 Wrote:
Does other people see the same thing, that normal alarm first plays and
then switches to backup alarm after a while ? Or do you get the backup
alarm immediately ?
The backup alarm jangle can be first to kick in at the scheduled
alarm time. But it can also, it seems,
peter.s;525870 Wrote:
erland;525746 Wrote:
Does other people see the same thing, that normal alarm first plays
and
then switches to backup alarm after a while ? Or do you get the
backup
alarm immediately ?
In the 'old' days of 7.4.1, the backup would also give way to the
bluegaspode;525887 Wrote:
...
After that moment the Radio doesn't trust any signals from the server
anymore until the user stops the backup alarm manually.
...
It does not even stop after the set timeout interval?
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Don't know exactly, but I don't think it is respecting any timeout when
in fallback-mode.
The problem is that from what I know there is now special 'timeout'
signal from the server, just a general 'hey there is a new alarm for
tomorrow, you can stop the current'.
Unfortunately this signal is
bluegaspode;525897 Wrote:
Don't know exactly, but I don't think it is respecting any timeout when
in fallback-mode.
...
Cannot be solved without a big overhaul (which I doubt will happen :( )
That's what I suspected. :( Hopefully they will spend some more
resources on it when the Touch is
korhojoa;525980 Wrote:
First: alarm is no longer reliable.
How do you configure the alarm ? On MySB.com web site or in the SBS web
interface or directly on the Radio ?
Do you only use MySB.com for alarms ?
Do you only use your local SBS for alarms ?
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'My
Marc;525469 Wrote:
If the logs were there then that would be possible...
Marc or bluegaspode, let's focus on the logging. We all know the
history, there is no point arguing who is right and who is wrong.
Marc, if I understand you correctly, we need some more logging to be
able to track the
bluegaspode;525510 Wrote:
Why would I feel the need to defend 7.4.2. Every software (be it
devoloped from you, me or logitech) will always have remaining bugs
which need to be solved.
And I keep my oppion. Claiming that the few unknown bugs from now
wouldn't have happened with your code is
erland;525498 Wrote:
Marc or bluegaspode, let's focus on the logging. We all know the
history, there is no point arguing who is right and who is wrong.
Marc, if I understand you correctly, we need some more logging to be
able to track the problem ?
I haven't looked specifically at the
Marc;525524 Wrote:
Why don't you stop complaining about the purported shortcomings in my
(unwisely discarded) code and instead go fix the problems in 7.4.2 (the
way that I once did for 7.4.1)...?
Because from your writing it seems you are the only one who ever
understood all implications and
Marc;525163 Wrote:
I spent a great deal of time working toward the resolution of alarm
problems in 7.4.1, unfortunately a good portion of my implementation
suggestions were discarded.
Marc, don't grumble, that's not true.
I'd say that 95% of your suggestions made it in the final code - and
bluegaspode;525205 Wrote:
Marc, don't grumble, that's not true.
I'd say that 95% of your suggestions made it in the final code - and
the last 5% either didn't look important or you were not able to make
your point (when at least two people were listening) why some scenarios
would fail when
erland;525175 Wrote:
Same thing has happened to me too a couple of times.
Your efforts in the past are greatly appreciated, I can understand your
frustration but I hope you change your mind.
At the moment all Logitech resources are probably busy with the Touch
release but after they
bluegaspode;525448 Wrote:
I think its not fair to claim your patch was the best of all and
everything done later was to the worse.
Your change was a BIG step towards a very good solution on the given
architecture, but also with Bens additional changes to your patch we
have a much more
I will attempt to set up the logging on the radio and collect them but
it will be this weekend at the earliest. I don't have a lot of time to
spend fixing Logitech screwups. :)
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jmpage2;524897 Wrote:
Continue to get backup alarm sound instead of my music playlist from SB
Server 50% of the time on my SB Radio after update to 7.4.2 even after
disabling nightly rebuild of my music libarary on my SB Radio.
Interestingly this did not happen on 7.4.1 so obviously some
Marc;525163 Wrote:
I also had a 7.4.2 alarm malfunction a couple of days ago. Backup alarm
audio played even though the station selected for the alarm sound was
working fine. I turned the alarm off and hit the play button then the
station played fine. After that the alarm fired again
Continue to get backup alarm sound instead of my music playlist from SB
Server 50% of the time on my SB Radio after update to 7.4.2 even after
disabling nightly rebuild of my music libarary on my SB Radio.
Interestingly this did not happen on 7.4.1 so obviously some fix for
alarm reliability has
so many users have posted to this thread already
may words to this is: I love my SBR and would not like to miss it any
more
I was totaly impressed from this streaming-concept right from the
beginning but the devices were much to expensive for me as a student
:-(
of course I also had my troubles
The situation improved a lot, but mainly due to the server changes two
weeks or so before the 7.4.2 update. Unfortunately, there are still some
issues with the alarm. E.g. as discussed before, there's a very high
chance that it stops without backup if the router reconnects during the
alarm.
Also
I continue to have issues with my SB Radio not waking me up to the
selected playlist, but instead waking me up to the backup alarm sound.
This is actually more common now in 7.4.2 than it was in 7.4.1 (it
happened one time in 7.4.1 and it's happened over 20 times in 7.4.2).
I will turn off the
I bought the Squeezebox Radio to replace a 27 year old conventional
clock radio that had become unreliable. I bought it with no real
understanding of what it would do other than play audio streamed by
radio stations and wake me up in the morning. Reviewers said it had a
nice sound for a bedside
Tut, tut, now, now, dearie. We mustn't be agist, must we?
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erland;523172 Wrote:
I think it's important to remember that what we see on these forums are
users with problems, but we don't see is the other 95% who are very
happy with the Radio.
I'm not saying that we should ignore the 5% that have problems, I'm
just saying that I strongly believe
I am a bit of a SB junkie/fan and technophile, so I don't consider my
own views representative, but your post does help a lot in bringing a
real-world perspective. I appreciated it a lot.
A company I used to work for had a very good slogan summing up the
aspiration I have for technology
davenva;523261 Wrote:
erland,
The subject of average users is interesting, and certainly most
relevant to the potential success of squeezebox as a product line.
I agree that this forum attracts perhaps the most demanding users of
the product. Today this group likely makes up a larger
Excellent post Davenva !
I think all your friends have mysqueezebox.com accounts possible more
than one ;)
But they don't now.
The setup wizard is very adamant in that respect it ask for email right
on the screen, I assume that a large quantity of new users do what you
do on some websites
davenva;522893 Wrote:
Hi,
Some thoughts:
- Why is the alarm clock function implemented as client-server,
requiring a 7x24 computer to be running to signal an alarm? (Whether or
not one should have a server running 7x24 is an irrelevant question - it
shouldn't be required for an alarm
Phil Leigh;522948 Wrote:
This was the big mistake IMO. The Radio has a computer inside. All alarm
functionality should have been in firmware with the basic ability to set
alarms, snooze and beep all managed locally. Then it would have been
isolated from wi-fi/server/internet issues and could
davenva;522893 Wrote:
Just checked in after a long absence, to see if the alarm problems had
been fixed. I was happy to discover this thread. Sounds like the
answer is no.
I think this is not true.
A lot of work has been put into the task (though a bit too late), that
for whatever reason
Phil Leigh
Thanks for the reply.
Good that we agree on poor alarm function design.
I stand by my comments on the rest.
The underfunded QA function supports my comment. Management should fix
the funding issue.
Citing Sony support is the old We're bad, but so is someone else
defense. The team
davenva;523034 Wrote:
Phil Leigh
Thanks for the reply.
Good that we agree on poor alarm function design.
I stand by my comments on the rest.
The underfunded QA function supports my comment. Management should fix
the funding issue.
Citing Sony support is the old We're bad, but so
erland;522953 Wrote:
I think the problem is that they wanted to use the same alarm logic for
all Squeezebox devices, after all, the Boom should have the same alarm
functionality as the Radio. A local alarm is fine on the Radio, Touch
and Controller but it wouldn't work on Transporter, Boom
Phil Leigh;523070 Wrote:
Erland - I hope they will learn from this. Now that slim has become
fuller figure, they really need to move on and take advantage of their
fundamental paradigm shift. One size fits all just doesn't work...
It does seem to be the crux of the problem with squeezeplay.
sander;523116 Wrote:
It does seem to be the crux of the problem with squeezeplay. It's really
the worst of both worlds. After years of stability at the ip3k level
they forgot how much work had gone into it, and now 3 years into
development they're still grappling with fundamental issues like
Hi,
I'm the grumpy old guy who was an early complainer about the alarm
problems.(I believe that I made the original suggestion involving a $5
alarm clock and duct tape...)
Just checked in after a long absence, to see if the alarm problems had
been fixed. I was happy to discover this thread.
Mine had the exact same problem this morning. I think it is being
caused by the alarm playlist being set to current playlist.
I re-set it to a specific playlist and will see if it works correctly
tomorrow morning.
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jmpage2;522546 Wrote:
Mine had the exact same problem this morning.
Which one ?
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Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook Essential.
Secondary 7.4 Server on Debianized Buffalo
Siduhe;522575 Wrote:
Do you have an automatic clear and rescan set to run overnight or do you
use iTunes or MIP autoupdating? I've had problems in the past with
current playlist on alarms when the auto-rescan function has wiped the
current playlist overnight.
I do have auto rescan going
Just wanted to provide an update with some weirdness I saw this morning
with my SB Radio after updating to 7.4.2.
1. Was listening to my own content (on 24/7 WHS box) last night.
2. Powered off the SB Radio after using iPeng to change my alarm time
to 7:00 AM.
3. This morning got a loud burst of
Reliability of the alarm got a little better, but mainly due to the
server fixes some weeks ago. The new firmware doesn't really fix all
possible alarm issues. E.g. if my modem reconnects while the alarm is
playing, there is a 50% chance that the (extremely loud) backup alarm is
played at
0xdeadbeef;522294 Wrote:
Reliability of the alarm got a little better, but mainly due to the
server fixes some weeks ago. The new firmware doesn't really fix all
possible alarm issues. E.g. if my modem reconnects while the alarm is
playing, there is a 50% chance that the (extremely loud)
the changes in 7.4.2 were just to make the alarm reliable (meaning that
in case of any error you will hear the loud fallback alarm).
Any error means:
- the server was of (and didn't send the actual alarm signal)
- the network had problems
- your internet radio streams has problems.
Once you are
majones;521171 Wrote:
I think it's very unfair that you people with Radios get a firmware
update with 7.4.2, but those of us with Duets don't.
Do what I do -- I own a radio AND a duet. So I get the best of both
worlds.
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erland;521025 Wrote:
If you use 7.5, you can use the Patch Installer applet in my testing
repository to install the Custom alarm window patch
Where do you take the patch from ?
The one from the bug report for changing alarm windows shouldn't work
with all the changed code anymore or am I
bluegaspode;521049 Wrote:
Where do you take the patch from ?
The one from the bug report for changing alarm windows shouldn't work
with all the changed code anymore or am I missing anything ?
It's not from the bug report, didn't realize there was one already so
I've made my own. Or are you
I meant this bug from you:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14970
I'll added a link and will discuss the code there.
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Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook Essential.
majones;521171 Wrote:
I think it's very unfair that you people with Radios get a firmware
update with 7.4.2, but those of us with Duets don't.
Why? The firmware update for the Radio is to fix specific issues with
that bit of hardware like the preset buttons not working and some
specific
I keep thinking that MAJONES posts above are all missing the smiley
face.
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eap;520568 Wrote:
Wow. I guess I'm lucky. My firmware download AND install happened in
about two minutes total time. No glitches whatsoever. It was a thing
of beauty.
Same here. Apart from having to re-boot Radio to re-join my wireless
network it was a flawless upgrade from 7.4.1 to 7.4.2
upgrade worked flawless for me.
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tcutting;520188 Wrote:
Maybe erland can figure something out - like allowing one of the custom
clock screensavers to over-ride the alarm popup (he has a way to replace
the now playing screen). I use the new button setup (volume knob/mute
for snooze; back for let alarm continue; power for
jmpage2;520308 Wrote:
jump into a time machine and go back about 100 years
I'm a bit busy at work right now, but I'll give this a try at the
weekend.
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jmpage2;519977 Wrote:
I just went ahead and downloaded and installed 7.4.2 on my WHS. Sure
enough my radio was prompting me to update to 7.4.2 firmware.
Started the 7.4.2 firmware download.
An hour ago.
It's stuck on 99% downloaded and not progressing now for 30 minutes.
Can I risk
mlsstl;520510 Wrote:
I had the same issue last night. The Radio firmware download was very
slow (about 20 minutes) and then stuck at 99%.
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15522
This bug was fixed, but only for 7.5.
So this could happen again when you upgrade to 7.5 in the
If you don't want to risk it, don't try this- but I've been running 7.5
for a while now, and my Radio (as well as duet and touch) have been
solid as a rock for a few weeks now. And yes, I no longer have the
firmware upgrade bug- it was pretty annoying.
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This bug was fixed, but only for 7.5.
It's probably fixed in 7.4.2 already: the issue was lack of memory. On Radio
there was a memory leak (which should be fixed now), on Touch there sometimes
were too many services running in the background (TinySBS, Samba). The latter
is fixed in 7.5 only.
mlsstl;520510 Wrote:
I had the same issue last night. The Radio firmware download was very
slow (about 20 minutes) and then stuck at 99%.
Had to pull the power plug to reboot. The firmware downloaded much more
quickly the second time (about 2 minutes) and then installed without a
hitch.
So the radio is dependent on an external server helping the radio to
function properly. Not to mention dependent on a connection to the
Internet in your home.
You miss the point. Its not about having a server at all.
If you want a reliable (7.4.1) alarm its about if you are able to run a
100%
Ron Olsen;520087 Wrote:
The list you posted are changes/bug fixes in SqueezeBox Server. There
are also firmware updates for the SqueezeBox Radio.
As Andy G pointed out in another thread, the Radio release notes are
here:
Well the loud volume burst prior to alarm fade in is not fixed, guess I
have to wait for 7.5 for that problem.
I thought the alarm default screen was being changed as well to make
the time actually readable when the alarm is going off, but apparently
that's not the case either.
I can only hope
jmpage2;520111 Wrote:
I thought the alarm default screen was being changed as well to make the
time actually readable when the alarm is going off...
I wish. Amazing that such a small detail is one of my main annoyances.
There was some talk about allowing 3rd party apps to override the
default
tcutting;519980 Wrote:
Go ahead and shut down (may have to remove power though)... it downloads
first before it performs install.
I've found this happens often on firmware upgrades - but, if you do
full turn-off, then turn-on before performing upgrade it works fine.
I had this nonsense as
jmpage2;519932 Wrote:
You are continuing to miss the point. No one should need to leave a
computer on 24X7 for an *alarm clock* to work reliably!
We personally pay about .09 per kwh for electric and the rates have
been going up at a faster level than inflation for the past 5 years
I don't use the big button anymore with 7.4.2.
You can hit the volume-button (will act as 'snooze') and the power
button (will act as 'alarm off').
These shortcuts are not documented though thats why there is still a
menu :)
As to the possebility for third party dev to change the popup-UI:
bluegaspode;520185 Wrote:
I don't use the big button anymore with 7.4.2.
You can hit the volume-button (will act as 'snooze') and the power
button (will act as 'alarm off').
These shortcuts are not documented though thats why there is still a
menu :)
As to the possebility for third
tcutting;520188 Wrote:
Maybe erland can figure something out - like allowing one of the custom
clock screensavers to over-ride the alarm popup (he has a way to replace
the now playing screen). I use the new button setup (volume knob/mute
for snooze; back for let alarm continue; power for
jmpage2;519480 Wrote:
I installed Squeezebox Server 7.4.1 in October right after getting my
Squeezebox radio.
Me too. I subsequently bought two more Radios so I now have three. They
work just fine. For some reason, I didn't decide to start a post on this
forum with rude words in capitals.
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majones;520292 Wrote:
Me too. I subsequently bought two more Radios so I now have three. They
work just fine. For some reason, I didn't decide to start a post on this
forum with rude words in capitals.
Maybe it hadn't occurred to you that your experiences are not the same
as other users
Mnyb;519715 Wrote:
Post 7.4.2 radio will also support WOL (wake on lan) with alarms, this
will make everybody happy.
Um - did you really check thats it is doing like you write ?
I know that Ben checked in code to do so (and I also see it beeing
there). Alas - MY radio nevertheless isn't
dsdreamer;519702 Wrote:
I used to think computer power consumption was nothing to be concerned
about as well, but PGE (Pacific Gas and Electricity) made me change my
mind.
Tier 1 (Baseline)$0.11877
Tier 2 (101-130% of baseline) $0.13502
Tier 3 (131-200% of
dsdreamer;519702 Wrote:
I used to think computer power consumption was nothing to be concerned
about as well, but PGE (Pacific Gas and Electricity) made me change my
mind.
Tier 1 (Baseline)$0.11877
Tier 2 (101-130% of baseline) $0.13502
Tier 3 (131-200% of
eap;519768 Wrote:
Hogwash. I bet those figures include the monitor. Generally 50% of the
wattage is easily tamed by sleeping your monitor. And modern hard
drives and processors and video cards generally ramp down when not in
use.
Not at all. He said re-purposing an old desktop computer.
david_f1976;519778 Wrote:
Not at all. He said re-purposing an old desktop computer. I used to have
an Athlon XP-based machine as my headless server with unused devices
disabled in the BIOS. It drew over 90 W at idle
Well that's like using a 1950s car and comparing the gas mileage to
today's
Off Topic:
Can power be a concern, sure it can depending on where one lives. So
build/buy an Atom based Vortexbox Server so you can leave it on 24/7/365
for under 50 Bucks a year (less then $25 in most places). Or do a
SheevaPlug and get down to $10 to $15 a year for 24/7/365.
Of course with a
eap,
You are just way out in left (right?) field with this one. 99% of the
computers made in the last few years have energy settings that put them
into a hibernate mode after a few minutes of inactivity.
My iMac hibernates perfectly and when hibernating uses about 3W of
power. It takes only a
jmpage2;519899 Wrote:
eap,
You are just way out in left (right?) field with this one. 99% of the
computers made in the last few years have energy settings that put them
into a hibernate mode after a few minutes of inactivity.
My iMac hibernates perfectly and when hibernating uses about
jmpage2, eap: You are not on the same page ;)
There are errors in 7.4.1 with regards to alarm stability. It has been
dealt with in 7.4.2. Forget about running a server just for the alarm.
Run it for other reasons.
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eap;519692 Wrote:
Its not that you leave a computer on 24/7 in order to have a reliable
alarm clock, its that typical use of a computer could (nay, even should)
contemplate 24/7 hour use of that computer. So the alarm clock is then
just a bonus you get on top of that. I had my computer on
eap;519910 Wrote:
40 watts x 16 hours x 365 days = 233.6 KillowattHours (KwH)
233.6 x $.10 (I'll give you 10 cents per KwH which is a lot) = $23.00
per year. I'm not gonna cry over $23.00 a year (do you unplug your a/v
receivers and TVs at night)? They eat up electricity doing nothing
jmpage2;519932 Wrote:
I do run a server 24X7 but my parents, brother, sister and 99% of my
friends have absolutely no interesting in doing this just so that they
know they can wake up reliably in the morning when a $5 alarm clock is
perfectly capable of doing the same job.
Then they should
jmpage2;519932 Wrote:
You are continuing to miss the point. No one should need to leave a
computer on 24X7 for an *alarm clock* to work reliably!
1kwh in germany costs about 0.20(Euro)Cent, so 0.27(US)Cent.
So much for 'cheap' ;) ...
Anyway - jmpage - SB-Server 7.4.2 (final) is available
aubuti;519953 Wrote:
Then they should get the $5 alarm clock.
Until recently my $20 travel alarm clock sat right next to my SB Radio,
and that's what I used for alarms because that's what I preferred, even
though the SB alarm works fine for me.
Yes, by all means Logitech should stop
jmpage2;519958 Wrote:
Yes, by all means Logitech should stop selling to people that aren't
computer geniuses because they haven't implemented basic internal alarm
capabilities in the SB Radio that aren't dependent on an external server
helping the alarm to function properly.
Brilliant.
bluegaspode;519957 Wrote:
1kwh in germany costs about 0.20(Euro)Cent, so 0.27(US)Cent.
So much for 'cheap' ;) ...
Anyway - jmpage - SB-Server 7.4.2 (final) is available for download
already so it should be soon pushed via MySB.com too (if not done so
already).
Your biggest alarm woes
Go ahead and shut down (may have to remove power though)... it downloads
first before it performs install.
I've found this happens often on firmware upgrades - but, if you do
full turn-off, then turn-on before performing upgrade it works fine.
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