loz2103 wrote:
> I don't use iPeng, but do use the LMS Material app. I'll experiment with
> this and see if I can figure anything out.
Because of this Zero volume issue Craig modified Material so that the
volume icon will pulse if set to Zero but there is something playing. It
doesn't fix the i
loz2103 wrote:
> I don't use iPeng, but do use the LMS Material app. I'll experiment with
> this and see if I can figure anything out.
I think this may be the same problem I reported 2½ years ago, the
problem was with Material skin, but I think it got fixed. I've not seen
this happen since. Ther
Redrum wrote:
> thanks Chill, Ronnie;
>
> I'll try material. As previously admitted, I know so very little about
> apple, I don't even know how to use it's browser. It's for a friend. The
> one thing I do know is that their 80's Mac TV add was super cool :cool:
>
> JimI would say then avoid ip
thanks Chill, Ronnie;
I'll try material. As previously admitted, I know so very little about
apple, I don't even know how to use it's browser. It's for a friend. The
one thing I do know is that their 80's Mac TV add was super cool :cool:
Jim
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Redrum wrote:
> I sincerely don't want to hijack your thread, but I am an android guy
> and use squeezecntrl and material apk, but I am setting up a system for
> a friend, and he is an apple guy, Is iPeng still relevant and worth
> having him get? I know that Material is not available through th
Redrum wrote:
> Is iPeng still relevant and worth having him get? I know that Material
> is not available through the apple store, but is running it through a
> browser good enough for apple people?
>
Material runs just fine on an iPhone - it can be saved to the home
screen as a shortcut (or w
I sincerely don't want to hijack your thread, but I am an android guy
and use squeezecntrl and material apk, but I am setting up a system for
a friend, and he is an apple guy, Is iPeng still relevant and worth
having him get? I know that Material is not available through the apple
store, but is r
I don't use iPeng, but do use the LMS Material app. I'll experiment with
this and see if I can figure anything out.
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loz2103 wrote:
> Hi all, wonder if anyone else has ever seen this before? It seems that
> when I come back to my radio after not using it for a while the volume
> has rest to zero.
>
> Firmware: 7.7.3-r16676
> LMS: 8.0.0 on Ubuntu.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Loz
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Hi all, wonder if anyone else has ever seen this before? It seems that
when I come back to my radio after not using it for a while the volume
has rest to zero.
Firmware: 7.7.3-r16676
LMS: 8.0.0 on Ubuntu.
Cheers,
Loz
l
chris49 wrote:
> Thank you!
>
> I had the same problem on one of my SBRs. I removed the knob and sprayed
> some CRC contact cleaner around the shaft... problem gone! No
> disassembly required.
This time I used a silicone cleaner around the shaft ... inspired but
you and soaked the shaft and pr
Same here - I feared I'd need to replace the encoder, but it turned out
to be much easier.
This morning, I decided to fix my microwave, which had a non-working
encoder. I'd always assumed it was optical, but a Youtube clip
suggested it was physical and that opening up the encoder and cleaning
i
Thank you!
I had the same problem on one of my SBRs. I removed the knob and sprayed
some CRC contact cleaner around the shaft... problem gone! No
disassembly required.
Francis Banks wrote:
> I decided to spray it with contact cleaner (WD-40 brand) -in situ-,
> aiming for anything that looked
kloach wrote:
> I also had a radio that developed the symptoms described, the volume
> pot (rotary encoder) didn't always respond. If you put pressure on the
> control it seemed to kinda work correctly.
> Sounded like a poor connection on the circuit board. I disassembled the
> radio, removed
I also had a radio that developed the symptoms described, the volume
pot (rotary encoder) didn't always respond. If you put pressure on the
control it seemed to kinda work correctly.
Sounded like a poor connection on the circuit board. I disassembled the
radio, removed display cover and circuit
Thanks for the replies. The remote works fine. But I listen to the radio
in bed with headphones and any sleepy attempt to manipulate the remote
usually ends with me dropping it on the floor. The ease of manipulating
the physical controls of the SBR in the dark was what clinched it for me
in the fi
I have the same problem with the volume control. If I use the remote it
works fine.
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finemind wrote:
> Hi
> I wonder if anybody could give me some advice before I start fiddling
> with my Squeezebox Radio.
> For a while now the volume knob has been less reactive when turned and
> is now almost unusable. If I turn it clockwise the volume goes up and
> then suddenly plunges down t
Hi
I wonder if anybody could give me some advice before I start fiddling
with my Squeezebox Radio.
For a while now the volume knob has been less reactive when turned and
is now almost unusable. If I turn it clockwise the volume goes up and
then suddenly plunges down to near zero. I assume this is
All,
Is there a way to set a max volume control on the Radio? Trying to
prevent my 16 month old from blasting his music at 100 Volume..
Thanks,
Phil
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It's not really weird at all, since digital can be just as much all over
the place as analog when it comes to volume. Consider CDs, which are
digital, but vary tremendously in volume (google "loudness wars"). The
SBS replaygain settings depend on the presence of replaygain tags. This
works fine wi
I noticed there is a lot of variation between different stations in
volume as well, which seems weird since it is all digital. I know there
are some settings in the menu for gain control like "auto gain" and
"smart gain" maybe they will do something for you. They don't seem to
do much on my radio
Not really, stations stream with many different parameters including
volume, encoding type, bitrate, bass boosters, audio gain, etc...
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Im really happy with my SB Radio. I got also a Boom but Radio is much
much better: more user friendly, pretty ... really a good purchase.
I connect almost always with mySB.com ...
The only thing I dont like is that 3 of my favorite radios has a low
volume ... the other 3 got a normal volume. Ever
diannabill;576632 Wrote:
> Let me interpret the responses you've received to this question:
> apparently not
Nothing needs to be changed - Just turn the knob quickly.
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wir
berndv;573434 Wrote:
> I need to give quite a few turns to the volume button to get a
> significant volume increase. Is there a way to increase the step for
> each turning click.
> Now the volume increases by 1 for every turning click. If you could set
> it to f.e. 3, it would still be accurate e
Waldo Pepper;574085 Wrote:
> Well 23 years in the audio business working and designing top of the
> range audio desks and having done many tests on such devices gives me a
> bit of an edge.
>
> What's your qualification in such matters?
>
> We hear on a Logarithmic scale. We have had Log pots
Phil Leigh;573814 Wrote:
> This post proves more about you than you probably intended it to.
>
> Do you really not think they gave a lot of thought to the volume
> response curve, bearing in mind the likely use of the radio as
> something you would have quite close to your ear - at night - where
There is a couple of different curves Touch SB3 Transporter has the same
logarithmic one ? I think .
The response curve are in the sbs code , I just found them out of
curiosity one day can not remember where .
So hack away... and change them .
I do like to how why Boom and radio have different
Waldo Pepper;573759 Wrote:
> I cannot answer your question but the volume on these devices is linear.
> The ear has a log response which in older terms meant we had a log pot
> to control volume.
>
> A bit of a lookup table in software would sort this which leads me to
> think the developers are
berndv;573434 Wrote:
> I need to give quite a few turns to the volume button to get a
> significant volume increase. Is there a way to increase the step for
> each turning click.
> Now the volume increases by 1 for every turning click. If you could set
> it to f.e. 3, it would still be accurate e
I need to give quite a few turns to the volume button to get a
significant volume increase. Is there a way to increase the step for
each turning click.
Now the volume increases by 1 for every turning click. If you could set
it to f.e. 3, it would still be accurate enough but just one swing to
the
same here.
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Radio m
Is it just me, or is the volume through earphones, considerably lower
than without. When I have earphones plugged in, I have to turn the
volume right up. Then if I remove the earphones, I have to immediately
turn the volume down. Is there a fix for this?
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ajaxsg;536805 Wrote:
> I appreciate the help. I was hoping the alleviate the issue, but it's
> great knowing that I haven't mixed up things on my end. Thanks a ton.
google on "loudness war" they compress the sh*t out of of all music
these days
allnuances is gone, all "headroom" is lost there
Please vote for the following enhancement request
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2431
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2 * Classic, 1 * Boom, SC 7.5.1 auf GigaByte STA/C mit VIA C7 1GHz, 1GB
RAM, 250 GB 2,5" HD, Ubuntu Desktop 8.04 LTS, CD -> FLAC = dbpoweramp,
Mix MusicIP, Router AVM Fritz 3270
last.
I appreciate the help. I was hoping the alleviate the issue, but it's
great knowing that I haven't mixed up things on my end. Thanks a ton.
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ajaxsg;536612 Wrote:
> I can't figure this out. My music, which is streamed to my squeezebox
> from iTunes is lower in volume than my internet radio streams. I've
> tried my squeezebox settings with and without volume adjustment and
> there is no change. Same thing with my iTunes.
>
> I'm als
I can't figure this out. My music, which is streamed to my squeezebox
from iTunes is lower in volume than my internet radio streams. I've
tried my squeezebox settings with and without volume adjustment and
there is no change. Same thing with my iTunes.
I'm also wondering why, when I go to the
Has anyone else experienced a dropoff in volume with their SB radio?
I've had mine for only a month, but recently it seems that stations,
feeds, etc that used to sound loud at 50 now have to be cranked up to
75. I hope I haven't physically damaged the speaker - I really haven't
played it at top vo
Erland-
Thanks for the reply. The problem was when playing.
I have since upgraded SBS to Version: 7.4.2 - r29167.
I haven't noticed the problem since... not sure if it is related to the
software, or was just a transient problem. I was running an older
v7.4.1 SBS at the time. If it happens again
tcutting;482033 Wrote:
> I just got a Radio. I setup the "while playing" screensaver to be
> erland's custom clock. I noticed that while that screensaver was
> active, the volume knob doesn't seem to work. I haven't had a chance to
> try other screensavers to see if that's the way they work as
I made some adjustments. I still have the SB on my nightstand. I wired
it to my stereo using the headphone jack. When I want to listen to it
LOUD, I just hook up the headphone jack. Other times, I just disconnect
it and listen to it normally. I know this may sound dumb, but it works
for what I wan
Chunkywizard;474245 Wrote:
> I like what you're thinking Pippin! To have different players in sync
> keep their relative volumes even when the ramp is different would be
> fab!
>
Well, iPeng is doing something like that even now, yet it doesn't
compensate for volume ramps.
This will never reall
I like what you're thinking Pippin! To have different players in sync
keep their relative volumes even when the ramp is different would be
fab!
CW
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*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Lounge and Kitchen) *Squeezecenter:* 7.4.0 for
Windows Home Server (HP EX-475 MediaSmart Server with 2GB RA
Caleb, would it be possible to get the volume ramps of the different
SBs?
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This is a deliberate design decision. It gives good resolution at the
low end, and plenty of loudness at the high end. There is no way to
damage the device by playing it too loud -- there is digital limiting,
so even with an extremely hot input signal, no damage will happen. It
may sound lousy
I had the same thoughts on my Boom.
Currently its on the nightstand and 20-25 is good...mainly cause its
right by my head.
I moved it to the kitchen, which is where it will go once I buy some
Radios, and to just hear it across the kitchen it needed to be at 50-55.
It concerned me as I wondered
I have the same issue (if it is one) but since it sounds great at 75+
its kind of a nonissue for me
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cecilialuna;474160 Wrote:
> Ok, is it just my SB radio, or it standard...the volume is really low. I
> know it's not a boombox, but still, in order for me to really hear it on
> the other side of the room, the volume has to be 50 or above.
>
> Is this a problem for anyone else?
I think it's a d
I'm new, so forgive me if this is answered already. I have to admit, I
didn't go through all the threads.
Ok, is it just my SB radio, or it standard...the volume is really low.
I know it's not a boombox, but still, in order for me to really hear it
on the other side of the room, the volume has to
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