And then put a link to the bug into the forum so others can vote on it
(assuming it's important to them) :-)
I believe you talk about this issue on another thread (or threads) -
put a link to the bug on the threads which are most related to this
issue.
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I would choose Radio. But don't worry too much about it. As long as you
explain the problem clearly it will get categorized correctly.
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I visited Bugzilla and created an account.
What component do I click on in the drop down box etc ?
Thanks
Jean
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Yes, because the Radio should still interpret the IR remote signals the
way it did before.
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NOw this is on a TOUCH remote that I ordered , by itself,not a boom or
radio remote
So do I still need to file a bug ??
Thanks
Jean
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> Only bad thing is the preset buttons now dont work on the
> remoteitself.
Please file a bug.
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Yeah like my Touch remote with my Radio. they did work (1- 6 buttons)
till the updates.
Only bad thing is the preset buttons now dont work on the
remoteitself.
Hope this changes
jean
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incircuitous;527072 Wrote:
> Thanks aubuti,
>
> Do you know if I used the touch remote with the SB Radio if the number
> buttons on the remote would work the six radio presets?
>
> That would be valuable, because being across the room, it is hard to
> see the SB Radio screen to know where you a
Thanks aubuti,
Do you know if I used the touch remote with the SB Radio if the number
buttons on the remote would work the six radio presets?
That would be valuable, because being across the room, it is hard to
see the SB Radio screen to know where you are navigating.
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fyi, here is a photo of the SB Touch (on right) and its IR remote (on
left). The IR remote works with any SB.
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incircuitous;527019 Wrote:
> Wow, Mnyb, that touch remote looks cool! I wish I had heard from you a
> day or two sooner!
>
> I already ordered and received my cheapie $10 remote, but the touch
> remote seems way better.
>
> Can I ask some questions about it from anybody who has one?
>
> 1.
Wow, Mnyb, that touch remote looks cool! I wish I had heard from you a
day or two sooner!
I already ordered and received my cheapie $10 remote, but the touch
remote seems way better.
Can I ask some questions about it?
1. Will the touch remote operate my SBR?
2. Is the screen on it a clone of
Are you sure this gona work .
I tried with my universal remote, it worked on SB3 and BOOM
Radio got no "remote" menu in player settings in the server, it here
you tick in if you want a player to respond to JVC codes ?
As said any remote from SB3/2/Classic BOOM , Touch or a transporter
remote wi
Tried another universal remote, this time from Best Buy. I had this
idea in my head that it would be really cool if the number pad worked to
go to the presets, because the actual Squeezebox remote doesn't have
that feature.
Here's what I tried.
Name: RCA Universal Remote
Model: RCR311STN
The
incircuitous;520734 Wrote:
> Thanks all for the suggestions-- this is a great forum!
>
> I went to Radio Shack and bought the cheapest remote today.
> RCU403 http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3743825
>
> It supports JVC, but none of the JVC codes worked, nor did running
> t
Thanks all for the suggestions-- this is a great forum!
I went to Radio Shack and bought the cheapest remote today.
RCU403 http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3743825
It supports JVC, but none of the JVC codes worked, nor did running
through the 200 try-one-at-a-time frequenci
I'm a recent owner of a Squeezebox Radio, really enjoying it so far. I
bought an app for Android phones called Squeeze Commander and find it to
be an excellent remote control, especially easy to search through a
large music library, as well when I start the app it prompts to turn on
the wireless o
FredFredrickson;520499 Wrote:
> Out of curiousity, is it easier to text search with the full size
> remote? is there any sort of typing? I just can't stand the scrolling...
Yes, in two ways the num/alpha buttons help:
1. in any Search (text entry) screen
2 in certain menu's (like Albums, Art
Out of curiousity, is it easier to text search with the full size
remote? is there any sort of typing? I just can't stand the scrolling...
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usch;520439 Wrote:
> But I think the best idea would be to team up with another Radio owner
> who only wants the battery, but not the remote. That would make two
> happy customers. :)
I have just ordered the battery and don't want the remote. Anyone in
the UK is more than welcome to make me an o
>From across the room, you would not be able to read the display anyway.
So the only buttons you would use on the remote are volume up and down,
power, and numbers for the presets. Just get a $5 universal remote that
supports JVC codes.
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The remote is available separately as a replacement part for the Boom:
http://buy.logitech.com/DRHM/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayProductDetailsPage&SiteID=logib2c&Locale=en_US&Env=BASE&productID=118336100
But I think the best idea would be to team up with another Radio owner
who only w
incircuitous;520398 Wrote:
> .. Has anybody out there used some kind of cheap $20 universal
> remote to control this thing? On/off, volume, and presets would be
> adequate.
Yes, I have. You can also use a "learning" remote where it learns each
button on the remote individually. You may ha
incircuitous;520398 Wrote:
> I bought the Radio a couple weeks ago for a clock radio. We keep it on
> the dresser (not bedside) so the lack of a remote is a deal-breaker.
>
> I considered sidegrading (downgrading?) to the Boom to get the remote,
> but I'm very happy with the user interface of t
> But it is killing me to think that I have to spend $56 to get a remote
> control. I don't have any need for the included battery pack.
Sell it on ebay. I know there are many battery buyers who don't need the remote.
> Has anybody out there used some kind of cheap $20 universal remote to
> cont
I bought the Radio a couple weeks ago for a clock radio. We keep it on
the dresser (not bedside) so the lack of a remote is a deal-breaker.
I considered sidegrading (downgrading?) to the Boom to get the remote,
but I'm very happy with the user interface of the Radio, and I think the
sound on the
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