Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Linear Power Supplies

JohnSwenson;586419 Wrote: The ones I'm talking about are designed for line frequency (120 or 100Hz). John S. Hi John, Is your ps design optimized for 50Hz or 60Hz line frequency ? Or both ? I need one for 50Hz ... -- praganj

[SlimDevices: Touch] Displaying Artwork

Hi My Touch is working really well, but it's not displaying all of the album artwork. I have my iTunes library on a QNAP TS110, and my Mac and the SB both access the same library. The Mac displays all the artwork, but the Touch only displays some of it. I can't see any apparent differences in

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Linear Power Supplies

praganj;586529 Wrote: Hi John, Is your ps design optimized for 50Hz or 60Hz line frequency ? Or both ? I need one for 50Hz ... It works fine at 50Hz. The parts in question were actually designed for 50Hz use. John S. -- JohnSwenson

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Will Touch wake PC from Hiberanation...

Hi I found WOL worked perfectly except the PC would go to sleep after a while, even when still playing music, so I leave it on permanently now, it is a dedicated Intel Atom PC used as a server so it doesn't use much power but it would be nice if I could use the feature better. Server runs

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Linear Power Supplies

Thanks :) Already ordered the Hammond choke and few other parts. -- praganj praganj's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=41091 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=82648

[SlimDevices: Touch] 24/192 Files Unsupported When Native FLAC Is disabled

I have a few 24/192 files. I noticed that if FLACs are transcoded to PCM at the SBServer level (SettingsAdvancedFile TypeFLACDisable), then 24/192 files do not play, which they do (albeit presumably as 24/96) if FLAC is set to native. Intuitively, this seems strange to me, as it would appear

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Squeezebox Touch - An Australian review

This review has been moved to: http://www.digitalaudioreview.net.au/index.php/audio-reviews/digital-source-reviews/item/139-logitech-squeezebox-touch -- johnnydarko www.digitalaudioreview.net.au johnnydarko's Profile:

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Playing random songs by artist (multiple albums)

MikeArm;586079 Wrote: You say this is possible with the full SBS. How exactly? Enable shuffle. On SBS, in the artist section, hover over the artist name and select the play symbol to the right. -- Plank Squeezebox Boom, Revo Pico WiFi, Grace Allegro, Sony Dash, Chumby, Squeezebox Touch

[SlimDevices: Touch] Rescan Function - 'Look for new and changed music' (what will/won't it do?)

Hello, I am wondering what the Rescan function 'Look for new and changed music' actually does? If I change tags on various tracks in my library, will the changes be picked up by using the 'Look for new and changed music'? I already tried a test of re-tagging the genre on about 1000 songs.

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Rescan Function - 'Look for new and changed music' (what will/won't it do?)

My guess is that the program you are using for tagging may not be updating the file last modified attribute which is what I am assuming SC is looking at. Many times you don't want the last modified to be changed, particularly if you don't want to have all of your re-tagged files to show up in

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Rescan Function - 'Look for new and changed music' (what will/won't it do?)

tv69;586724 Wrote: You are right, the tagging prog I use is set up not to change dates when tags are changed. I really would prefer to keep it that way so I guess a full purge and rescan is the only way to get changes read into the SB server. Not necessarily. I wrote a little VB script

Re: [SlimDevices: Touch] Rescan Function - 'Look for new and changed music' (what will/won't it do?)

Thanks JJZolx, Did not consider that, probably because I am not a programmer. :^) I could definitely live with that method for quick rescans of re-tagged files and every so often do a purge and scan to get rid of any leftover 'old' data. Could there be a tagging software that employs this