Hi,
I Have SBT since few days. With Teddy ps and after applying all
Soundcheck mods (thanks Souncheck !!!) the sound using digital output
is gorgeous :) :) :), much better than with SB3.
I was very happy using SB3 and in some way i am missing few SB3
features.
1. In SB3 when i was listening
praganj;584932 Wrote:
3. I loved the green analogue vu meters in SB3. There is a vu meter in
SBT, but as a screen option, not as a screensaver.(actually why ???) I
can change from text screen to screen + cover or vu metter by
touching the screen, but how to do it when i am sitting on the
SuperQ,
It's a disaster because it's a basic feature and this problem is
replicatable. I've been putting off filing a bug report, since I'm
still searching to see if one exists that describes my scenerio.
It's a disaster because it affected every squeezeplay device I have.
It's a disaster
I haven't been keeping up on all the 7.6 stuff.
Well first off IF you are wired and the server and the Touch are on the
same subnet it should make no difference whether there is a router or
not. If they are on the same subnet the router is not doing anything.
The only thing the router can be
Clone Removal is the best solution in this case. It will help you to
search for and delete duplicate images, photo and mp3 files. The file
names can also be different. It is free utility.
http://www.moleskinsoft.com
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vernados
vernados;585014 Wrote:
Clone Removal is the best solution in this case. It will help you to
search for and delete duplicate images, photo and mp3 files. The file
names can also be different. It is free utility.
http://www.moleskinsoft.com
Thanks for the recommendation- FYI the free version
Is there a proper way to reboot Touch (stop and restart)) without having
to do a cold restart (i.e. unplug it from the power supply unit)?
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magiccarpetride
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Press the small hardware reset button on the back. It's on the lower
left side as you face the front of the Touch. If you hold it for ~15
seconds it will do a factory reset of the Touch, and the screen will
confirm that it is doing a factory reset.
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aubuti
I don't have one in front of me right now, but isn't it in the menus
somewhere? Maybe under Settings-Advanced?
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Mark Miksis
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JJZolx;585049 Wrote:
There's a 'Restore Factory Settings' in advanced settings, but I don't
see a simple reboot. I always just use the button.
I don't want to restore factory settings, because I may have made some
mods to the config files. I just want a simple warm reboot.
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magiccarpetride;585050 Wrote:
I don't want to restore factory settings, because I may have made some
mods to the config files. I just want a simple warm reboot.
I realize that. Just use the button. Do a short press to reboot.
It's only when you hold the button for 15 or more seconds that
JJZolx;585053 Wrote:
I realize that. Just use the button. Do a short press to reboot. It's
only when you hold the button for 15 or more seconds that it performs a
full factory reset. It's nearly impossible to do a factory reset by
mistake.
Thanks. This button press at the back of Touch
magiccarpetride;585056 Wrote:
Thanks. This button press at the back of Touch is not considered
intrusive? What's the difference between that hardware reset and a
simply unplug/plug in again?
I don't imagine there's any difference.
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JJZolx
JJZolx;585058 Wrote:
I don't imagine there's any difference.
Couldn't be any difference, could there?
I mean in one case it's go back to the factory and in the other its
you've been unplugged.
Has anything changed since it was first plugged-in? Did it start
listening/talking to some music
pski;585069 Wrote:
Couldn't be any difference, could there?
I mean in one case it's go back to the factory and in the other its
you've been unplugged.
Huh? The reset button can be used to do either a reboot or a factory
reset. Read the whole thread.
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JJZolx
Use rhapsody-10 at this web site.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/349/7675ci=0
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Tex
(1)Duet, (3) receivers, (1) Touch, (1) Boom, Acer Home Server w/ WHS
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magiccarpetride;585056 Wrote:
Thanks. This button press at the back of Touch is not considered
intrusive? What's the difference between that hardware reset and a
simply unplug/plug in again?
Sorry if I wasn't clear earlier that you can do _either_ a short press
(~2 sec) for a warm reboot, or
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