Don't feel alone, mate!. We have the same problem in Canada and we live
next door to where all the good stuff is available. As the previous
poster has said, you will have to consider using a proxy or a virtual
private network (VPN). Have a look at strongVPN.com, as I see that
they offer a packa
JohnSwenson;639446 Wrote:
> The Touch running local media really works best if you leave it on all
> the time and leave the media connected. Is there a specific reason that
> you need to unplug it and remove the stick so often? If you are adding
> new music on a regular basis you will have to do
Hi Fred,
there is no easy way to do this. The main issue here is that there is
no easy way to control TinySBS. Full SBS uses a web page based system
to control the server, in which you can have buttons for scanning or
not. But the Touch doesn't have enough memory to run the web server so
it doesn'
Hi John
Thanks for the update... Here is what John Westlake (audiolab DAC
designer) wrote on PMF about the click noise:
["Yes the CDQ will be replaying USB from its DAC's internal Clock
(Async USB), and the SB Touch will be streaming the Data, but the SB
Touch will not be acting upon the CDQ's "
Hi Tim,
My testing seems to indicate that there is more than one thing going
on. I can change the frequency of the clicks by changing seemingly
unrelated parameters, which leads me to believe its NOT just simple
asynch is not working. There is something going on with the basic
structure of how ALS
toby10;639249 Wrote:
> I'd check two things.
> 1. any alarms set?
> 2. is your router set to reboot every evening? I believe if Touch
> disconnects from your network the screen will turn on looking for mamma
> (server).
No alarms set, and the router doesn't reboot (the sbt is connected to a
d
Thanks amey01.
Are there any others??
How behind are we in Aus? It's crazy.
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