I just purchased one of these 'JBL Link View'
(https://www.jbl.com/voice-activated-speaker/JBLLINKVIEWBLKAM.html)
refurbished. I enabled the Chromecast bridge plugin and it worked
perfectly! :)
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wortgefecht wrote:
> That is of course correct.
>
> Gesendet von meinem Nexus 6 mit Tapatalk
Hi there
Not sure what he wants to do
It's 100% possible though to run the applications on a TV without having
DNLA enabled on the server -- that of course depends on the TV's
software.
Personally I l
Apesbrain wrote:
> I'd think only if LMS running DLNA/UPnP plugin. I don't know of any TV
> that supports native Slimproto. Which do you have in mind?
That is of course correct.
Gesendet von meinem Nexus 6 mit Tapatalk
New setup:
- ASRock Ion 330, Lubuntu 14.04, LMS 7.9, FLAC
- *Duet* >
Hi folks
Android phones work fine -- you need two pieces of software
1) Squeezeplayer (small miniscule one off charge -- well worth it)
http://squeezeplayer.de/
2) Squeezer (free) you need this to control the player.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.org.ngo.squeezer&hl=en_
darwinesque wrote:
> That Zettaly Avy looks like it's right up my alley.
> What sort of LMS player do you use on it? Is it chintzy like some of the
> Amazon reviews state, or is it pretty decent?
I use SB player and Squeeze CTRL, which is well worth the price.
The sound is comparable to a standa
jimbo45 wrote:
> some smart TV's recognize LMS and its music libraries
I'd think only if LMS running DLNA/UPnP plugin. I don't know of any TV
that supports native Slimproto. Which do you have in mind?
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some smart TV's recognize LMS and its music libraries -- TV controller
can find / scroll music too. You can then route output through optical
etc to external speakers / devices.
Flac support too.
Cheers
jimbo45'
darwinesque wrote:
> That Zettaly Avy looks like it's right up my alley.
>
> What sort of LMS player do you use on it? Is it chintzy like some of the
> Amazon reviews state, or is it pretty decent?
>
> I noticed there's a new Zettaly model (ZA-347) that now runs Lollipop,
> which is already two
streifenleopard wrote:
> I have this:
>
> 1. http://www.zettaly.com.
That Zettaly Avy looks like it's right up my alley.
What sort of LMS player do you use on it? Is it chintzy like some of the
Amazon reviews state, or is it pretty decent?
I noticed there's a new Zettaly model (ZA-347) that n
I have this:
1. http://www.zettaly.com
A while ago it was Eur 99 on Amazon.co.uk. There is also a German
version on sale I believe by Technisat...
2. RPI 2 + Hifiberry + PiCorePlayer.
dsm 6.0 (synology disk station 115) running lms 7.9 -- rpi with a
hifiberry dac+ running picoreplayer (any ol
An airplay device or an airport express gives you best compatibility,
just limited to 16/44.1 which is no difference for me
LMS 7.7.5 - 5xRadio, 3xBoom, 4xDuet, 1xTouch, 1 SB2. Sonos 2xPLAY:1,
PLAY:3, PLAY:5, Marantz NR1603, JBL OnBeat, XBMC, Foobar2000, XBoxOne,
JRiver 21, Chromecast Audio, Ch
Thanks for the reply. I guess that's something the RPi has going for it
then.
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Apesbrain wrote:
> Is the Chromecast Audio gapless yet?
Chromecast can never really be gapless as it uses HTML5 webaudio which
can only play one HTTP stream at a time and cannot overlap. Currently
the only way to be gapless is for source to generate a continuous
stream.
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Is the Chromecast Audio gapless yet?
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d6jg wrote:
> The only downsides are that Chromecast is Wireless only
Google sell a combined ethernet and power adaptopr if you want wired (
https://store.google.com/product/ethernet_adapter_for_chromecast ). You
can also use a 3rd party USB Ethernet adaptor (only one chiupset is
supported) wi
d6jg wrote:
> The only downsides are that Chromecast is Wireless only and limited to
> 16/44.1 but the latter may now have changed to 24/96
Not that that really matters unless you are a bat...
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fide
See Phillipe's Castbridge thread in 3rd Party Software but the answers
are yes.
The only downsides are that Chromecast is Wireless only and limited to
16/44.1 but the latter may now have changed to 24/96
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Hi d6jg:
d6jg wrote:
> Secondhand SB players
>
> Google Chromecast Audio - requires Phillipe's Chromecast plugin but then
> works exactly like a SB
>
Thanks for the comprehensive list! I have been buying secondhand SBs
for friends, but they are getting harder to find. I am considering the
R
How much is one of those Bryston things ? It's Pi + DAC in a fancy case
with some kind of web OS?
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*Living Room* - SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 - > Celestion Ditton F20s - Zone 2 ->
Sony TA FE 320 -> Sennheiser RS 130 & B&W P7
*Office
This new Bryston network player is also a Squeezebox emulator:
http://bryston.com/products/digital_audio/BDP-Pi.html
More info:
http://www.audioaficionado.org/bryston-audio/33909-bryston-manic-moose-bdp-interface.html
Apes
d6jg wrote:
> Secondhand SB players
> Raspbery Pi with Picoreplayer or max2play (works exactly like a native
> SB player out of the box)
> Google Chromecast Audio - requires Phillipe's Chromecast plugin but then
> works exactly like a SB
> Any Airplay device - requires Phillipe's Airplay plugin
I think the problem is more certifications. Ok, for WMA and AAC you
still have to pay some license fees, too, but at least the ones for MP3
are running out this year...
But CE, FCC, WiFi,... that's expensive stuff and it means you either end
up with expensive units or you need large volumes.
And
darwinesque wrote:
> . I'd love to see someone with hardware and supply knowledge launch
> a Kickstarter campaign for a new Squeezebox line that mirrors (and
> updates) the discontinued ones.
Never happen, as much as I'd love to see it. SB hardware players have
proprietary components, s
Greg Erskine wrote:
> For a dead product that list is very impressive!
It is and it isn't. I probably differ from the DIY/homebuild crowd on
this, but I'd much rather have an affordable consumer device with
effortless native supportand ideally a built-in touchscreen browser and
displaythan hav
d6jg wrote:
> Secondhand SB players
> Raspbery Pi with Picoreplayer or max2play (works exactly like a native
> SB player out of the box)
> Google Chromecast Audio - requires Phillipe's Chromecast plugin but then
> works exactly like a SB
> Any Airplay device - requires Phillipe's Airplay plugin
darwinesque wrote:
> Thanks in no small part to plugins like ShairTunes2 and AirBridge as
> well as controller software like iPeng, I've just rediscovered the
> beauty of LMS and am looking to purchase new LMS-compatible players for
> other rooms.
>
> My setup is LMS nightly hosted on a ReadyNAS
darwinesque wrote:
> Thanks in no small part to plugins like ShairTunes2 and AirBridge as
> well as controller software like iPeng, I've just rediscovered the
> beauty of LMS and am looking to purchase new LMS-compatible players for
> other rooms.
>
> My setup is LMS nightly hosted on a ReadyNAS
Thanks in no small part to plugins like ShairTunes2 and AirBridge as
well as controller software like iPeng, I've just rediscovered the
beauty of LMS and am looking to purchase new LMS-compatible players for
other rooms.
My setup is LMS nightly hosted on a ReadyNAS 314 with one Logitech
Squeezebo
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