krochat;513468 Wrote:
> What happens to the Touch font size if you're using a Controller, Web
> interface on PC, iPeng, or other network controller?
I've never tried it, but since the change in size is keyed only by the
touch or IR input, I'd assume that it stays in whatever mode it was in
when
JJZolx;511002 Wrote:
>
> One disadvantage to the current behavior is that if you've used the
> touch interface and then sit back across the room, the display will stay
> in the small/touch size. You need to find the remote and use it in
> order to get the display to switch back to the large/IR
Robfitzp;513422 Wrote:
>
>
> Will the USB output 24/192 or is this limited to 24/96?
>
> Cheers
> Rob
Interesting question. I presume you've read my other posts on the USB
output, so I won't go into all that now.
The USB driver is the standard ALSA USB driver, which does support 192
IF the D
Hi
Obviously still waiting for my Touch to arrive...
Will the USB output 24/192 or is this limited to 24/96?
I will be using the Touch with a Chord QBD76 dac which requires dual
wire sp/dif connection for 192khz input.
Cheers
Rob
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The 4.3" touchscreen is the same size as used in the volume GPS's in
North America.
I expect to buy an IPod Touch to use as my remote control if the
Touch's touch screen and its location is too cumbersome.
James
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One advantage of the touch screen is that you CAN control the unit
directly without the remote. I don't see it as the preferred method
most of the time, but could likely come in handy quite often, and they
can add the capability without having to provide the "hard" buttons.
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aubuti;513217 Wrote:
> Even though TinySBS is essentially the same software as regular SBS, it
> has some limitations that are required to make it run reliably on the SB
> Touch. In particular, TinySBS has no web interface, does not support 3rd
> party plugins, and cannot do transcoding.
Sorry, b
aubuti;513229 Wrote:
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> One big difference is that the Touch's LCD is nowhere near as big a
> share of the product cost as the earlier VFD's were. But I have no idea
> what the cost implications are for a touchscreen vs non-touchscreen.
The screen size used in the Touch is a very popular size,
aubuti;513217 Wrote:
> Tiny server (also known as TinySC or TinySBS) is the Squeezebox Server
> that can run on the SB Touch. If you want to play audio from a pen drive
> or SD card on the Touch then you need to use TinySBS. TinySBS + USB
> drive or SD card can also act as a server to other SBs i
Themis;513174 Wrote:
> If there's just a line to change, why not : commercially it can be a
> plus.
> Otherwise, as there's no playback material... it doesn't really matter.
> I struggle to find 24/96 (outside some classic/jazz) anyway, so I don't
> even think of 24/192 yet !
Ken Poon
http://www
snarlydwarf wrote:
> It may even be cheaper to use a touchscreen. The screen size looks
> suspiciously like the same size on a cell phone.
>
> Economy of scale does wonders to prices.
For sure, there are zillions of cell phones using small touchscreens,
and in screens and chips, the volume of sa
aubuti;513229 Wrote:
>
> One big difference is that the Touch's LCD is nowhere near as big a
> share of the product cost as the earlier VFD's were. But I have no idea
> what the cost implications are for a touchscreen vs non-touchscreen.
It may even be cheaper to use a touchscreen. The screen
nicklouse;513042 Wrote:
> would have been a better price without the touch screen ability.
True, perhaps, but that's not the way it usually seems to work,
especially with consumer electronics. Logitech, and Slim Devices before
them, have decided that the price point for SBs is $US300. The SliMP3
I thnk Logitech's approach makes pefect sense - and it's a step or two
better than Sonos.
Neither unit comes with a comprehensive LCD remote. If you want one,
you can either buy one from the company, or you get an iTouch/iPhone.
But, the advantage goes to the Touch because it doesn't need an
ex
temerini;513131 Wrote:
> I am looking for your test!
>
> (I'm a newbie. It's not clear to me what is tiny server? It is optional
> to install tiny server? Do I need it if I don't have other squuezbox
> device? Could I use sdcard or pendrive on the touch without the tiny
> server? Sorry for my si
DaveKen;513185 Wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> Anyone else got the same questionnaire?
> Dave.
I wish ;)
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Hi Guys,
This morning I got two e-mails from Logitech - coincidence?
One was to say that they had marked my case as SOLVED since they had
received no reply from me in the last 168 hours to the response they
gave me. I advised them that my case was a question asking for an
indication of when the
If there's just a line to change, why not : commercially it can be a
plus.
Otherwise, as there's no playback material... it doesn't really matter.
I struggle to find 24/96 (outside some classic/jazz) anyway, so I don't
even think of 24/192 yet !
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Themis
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hansvds;508134 Wrote:
> If there is no "question" about MySql being dropped by Oracle, why is it
> then that a worldwide investigation is being held on what users think
> about MySql not being an open source project anymore??!!
>
> Please read the limitations on Oracle's commitment on
> http
I am looking for your test!
(I'm a newbie. It's not clear to me what is tiny server? It is optional
to install tiny server? Do I need it if I don't have other squuezbox
device? Could I use sdcard or pendrive on the touch without the tiny
server? Sorry for my silly questions!)
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