seaco;562686 Wrote:
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It's not friendly... I unplug power at night and I want to listen next
morning, I have to set my clock again, there should be a built-in
batery to supply clock power...
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Unfortunately there is no battery and there is no way to
I was about to put mine on eBay - too many SB's, an don't want to wait
for the NPR bug to get fixed. PM me if interested.
-Dan
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I am using a self powered 1.5 Tb LaCie d2 Quadra HDD (formatted in FAT32
with Disk Utility on a Mac), containing around 450 Gb of Flac files
(approx. 1500 albums / 25000 songs).
AFAIC, with Tiny SC, when reading 16/44.1 files, I find the navigation
in the menus a bit slow (in comparison with the
I'd be inclined to uninstall 7.6 and use 7.5.2 You didn't mention your
network setip. If you are using a wireless router and modem then unplug
the power from your Touch, modem and router and leave it unplugged for a
minute or so. Then reconnect the power and go through the setup process
again.
Think you are fine with SBS 7.6. The Touch is trying to log into
MySB.com so it can update to the newest Firmware.
Have a go at this. Try doing a back swipe to get off the spinny screen.
Then press and hold down the Back/Left Button until it drops back to the
Home Screen. Then goto
I have had incredible issues with my Touch when my external hard drive
is directly connected to the Touch. My Touch is hard-wired to my
internet. Last night, I attached my hard drive to my laptop and ran
the server through my laptop (wireless). Worked beautifully.
Squeezeplay worked
crimscrem;562781 Wrote:
Connect my hard drive to my old desktop (bought in 2003). Run the
Squeezebox Server off of my desktop. I'm confident that my Touch will
work well. But here's the thing I want to be able to do. I want to be
able to control the Touch remotely using my laptop (and
plympton;562718 Wrote:
I was about to put mine on eBay - too many SB's, an don't want to wait
for the NPR bug to get fixed. PM me if interested.
-Dan
Sorry I missed this but what is the NPR bug? I did a quick search and
found mention of National Public Radio but people were saying it
robinbowes;562786 Wrote:
Agreed. The requirement to update firmware on first connect is a serious
usability fail from Logitech, in my view.
R.
Can't really put it into words how strongly I feel about this subject.
It has killed two of the Commercial applications I had worked on for
months
Why do you unplug the power? The touch uses very little power. I
completely understand wanting to reduce ones power usage but unplugging
a device like the touch every night is not really saving much power at
all. The touch uses ~5W with drive connected. So 365days * 24hours *
5W = ~44kWH .
R Johnson;559165 Wrote:
... As I've mentioned before, my Touch only has a weak wireless
connection to a friend's router, but this configuration has not
changed. Some days ago I reset the Touch by disconnecting the power.
As expected, it took several tries to get a good enough wireless
tv69;562809 Wrote:
Sorry I missed this but what is the NPR bug? I did a quick search and
found mention of National Public Radio but people were saying it worked
great.?
Thanks,
TV
Esoteric bug - with 7.5, and fixed in the 7.6 nightlies (though might
have introduced syncing problems,
Thank's for the comment !
I considered aluminum enclosure because it's easy to drill and to grind
... incidentally, it provides excellent shielding against
electromagnetic disturbances.
Bye !
Gidu
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JohnSwenson;562611 Wrote:
The one thing you CAN'T do is have the flacs under a directory called
say music at the top level and another directory at the top level with
other non music files. The scanner will look at ALL files on the disk,
you cannot tell it just look at the files under music.
808htfan;562939 Wrote:
Hi all, wondering if it would work OK if those 'other' files are
non-music, non-image (non-jpg, etc) types?
My external drive (only have one) is sort of a back up drive as well.
Along with my music it's got some DVD rips, program installers
(.exe's), text files,
JohnSwenson;562942 Wrote:
It may be all right it may not. It depends on how the scanner classifies
the file types. I tried a drive with a backup on it and it took an hour
and a half to go through all the backup files. The problem is that its
going to do a scan of the whole disk every time
So the question is, am I hurting the beautiful screen on my touch using
it as an expensive clock (it looks so nice under the TV) when it's
turned off or not?
Anyone? Anyone?
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