Try using the analogue output. Gapless playback should be perfect.
IF analogue works fine, the problem lies with the NAD.
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense 3.3/2.0+INGUZ DRC - MF M1
Newbie Touch.
Went thru process of factory resetting Touch and disabling DHCP on
modem in order to assign a static ip to the Touch. Using 7.5.4 for
squealbox server and assigned static ip for PC. Could connect but
server and touch could't see each other. Confirmed firewall problem and
found a
I bought the last one they had in stock in my part of the world a few
weeks ago. Well, it was cheap - £199 and I guessed it was probably
last season's model. So far, it's an odd mixture of the astonishing
and irritating...
Paul
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PaulEast
Phil Leigh;646148 Wrote:
Try using the analogue output. Gapless playback should be perfect.
IF analogue works fine, the problem lies with the NAD.
Done, and flawless. It's the NAD. Strange that it doesn't happen with
CD over S/PDIF, though. I'm going to try the TOSLink now to see if it
I was running a Squeezebox Touch with music (FLAC files) stored first on
a USB stick and then on a USB Buffalo external drive. I upgraded to
storing the files on a (new) Western Digital My Book Live 1Tb drive and
connected it to the Squeezebox Touch by ethernet cable via my Netgear
Wireless-N
I've tried S/PDIF coaxial and TOSLink, and I can see the NAD losing its
lock of the signal (the 44.1k appears and disappears between tracks.
I know this is avoidable by use of a silent stream output as opposed
to a simple signal null iduring/i silence. Guess I'll have to find
a plugin.
Thanks
Hi,
I really would like to use some of the spare laptops that we have here,
for controlling my digital music. However, I don't want to feed the Hi
Fi system from the sound card.. they are not that great IMHO. My
thought is to use the laptop to direct digital sound to an external
stand-alone
gbcambridge;646215 Wrote:
My thought is to use the laptop to direct digital sound to an external
stand-alone DAC, not USB-based but using the the standard RCA
connectors for coax.
Then you need a sound card with a digital RCA coax output, and a
cable.
Or a Squeezebox, which will give you
1) It should be.
2) I suspect that you have SBS (Squeezebox Server) installed on your
PC. When you turn off your PC, SBS goes down, and then the Touch
doesn't have anything to tell it what to do. Try enabling the Touch's
own internal SBS after turning off your PC. It's called TinySC, and you
You can use the Touch's built-in server (known as TinySC or TinySBS, but
listed on the Touch only as Squeezebox Server) to play tracks from a
USB hard drive, USB thumb drive, or SD card connected directly to the
Touch. To access music on any other storage you need to run regular SBS
_somewhere_.
Dutchjazzman;645660 Wrote:
This problem starts for me also after the last update 7.6 (a view days
ago)for all the STB' (Box, Radio and Touch). It happens on different
moment (and no power failure! and the TP-Link router was on for more
than four weeks) I see the same problem also in 2007 and
Thanks Soulkeeper and Aubuti for those helpful comments.
Do you think there is anything unusual in what I am trying to do? I
would have thought there would have been hundreds (or even thousands)
of SB users trying to do exactly as I am.
I quoted the make and model of the NAS because I was
PaulEast;646276 Wrote:
Do you think there is anything unusual in what I am trying to do? I
would have thought there would have been hundreds (or even thousands)
of SB users trying to do exactly as I am.
I quoted the make and model of the NAS because I was beginning to fear
that all NASs
No, like I already said in the opening post: there is nothing in the
album artist field. I tag all my files personally (using mp3 tag).
That's why I can only conclude that the Touch is grabbing extra tags
online.
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Dave1972
Dave1972;646303 Wrote:
No, like I already said in the opening post: there is nothing in the
album artist field. I tag all my files personally (using mp3 tag).
That's why I can only conclude that the Touch is grabbing extra tags
online.
I'm not sure how many times I can say this: SBS does
I have been using my touch in stand alone mode with an external hard
drive very successfully for over 6 months now but since the 7.6.0
update when I play music I no longer get the user interface. By that I
mean I no longer can access or find the screen that gives you the
ability to pause, play,
Touch the screen. Your buttons will magically reappear. ;)
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toby10
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Thanks but that's not it. I already checked it. When music is playing
you try to access the current playlist the word Nothing shows up on
the display even though I have sound and also there are no tracks
listed.
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danfzx9r
I have a Squeezebox Touch and discarded my RedayNas Duo because it was
too slow to allow Squeezebox Server to convert 192/24 files to 96/24
before sending them to the SBT via wireless. Now I bought the new
MacMini as a Music server for the SBT. Unfortunately it doesn't work as
smoothly as with
@ Phil: Easy tiger! ;) I edited my previous comment within a minute or
two after reconsideration, but it looks like you got in with your snappy
reply as I was editing.
Anyway, I shall load ALL my files into mp3tag at once and have a look,
and remove any obsolete albumartist tags. I had no
Dave1972;646341 Wrote:
@ Phil: Easy tiger! ;) I edited my previous comment within a minute or
two after reconsideration, but it looks like you got in with your snappy
reply as I was editing.
Anyway, I shall load ALL my files into mp3tag at once and have a look,
and remove any obsolete
Hmm, interesting, I've just uploaded run (delete rescan)
7.6.1_r32942 and my now playing album artwork has disappeared on my
Touch
Will investigate more come back if I find anything.
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rolski
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This could also very easily be a case of having two different tag types
in your files.
MP3tag, for instance, can read ID3V1 tags, let you modify them and
write them back as ID3V2, leaving the original ones untouched.
In this case you can get two different ARTIST tags in one file, but
you'll
Same problems here, after adding new files on my usb drive, suddenly the
tinySC was unable to add them and crashes every time i try to reload the
server. 7.6 was doing well until the number of files changed on the
drive...
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magnumpat
Hi!
I'm afraid it's not just the Mac Mini, neither is is just Lion.
On my iMac G5, the server crashes instantly if any attempt is made to
communicate with it via the squeezebox player. Initially I thought that
the SBT simply could not see the server over the network.
But after setting up a
I moved my Music Library to another hard drive and discovered that my
Playlists no longer work. I looked at the file and it appeared that the
Drive Letter is 'hardcoded' into the playlist.
Is there a way to automatically update the playlist or do you just have
to re-create them if you move your
Cut-Throat;646407 Wrote:
I moved my Music Library to another hard drive and discovered that my
Playlists no longer work. I looked at the file and it appeared that the
Drive Letter is 'hardcoded' into the playlist.
Is there a way to automatically update the playlist or do you just have
to
Mnyb;646411 Wrote:
Open the pl in wordpad and do search and replace it takes a couple of
seconds per pl.
backup before messing with them.
Yup, I did that, but I was wondering if there was a more 'automatic'
way to do this.
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Cut-Throat
well for more complicated problems i use listfix .
http://listfix.sourceforge.net/
I separated half of my music to a different drive and moved it one
subfolder below and listfix repaired that :)
But for a simple fix search and replace is faster.
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Mnyb
It might be possible to use relative paths in playlists. I've never
tried it with Squeezebox Server, but it works with some software.
So, if you have a structure like
D:\Music
D:\Playlists
your playlists might contain paths that look like
..\Music\etc.
instead of
D:\Music\etc.
If you move
SteveCresswell;646402 Wrote:
Hi!
I'm afraid it's not just the Mac Mini, neither is is just Lion.
I'd love to be proved wrong and hear from a Mac user who has a working
7.6 setup, but as far as I'm concerned, 7.6 simply does not work on
OSX, and judging by the lack of interest shown on
paulster;646366 Wrote:
This could also very easily be a case of having two different tag types
in your files.
MP3tag, for instance, can read ID3V1 tags, let you modify them and
write them back as ID3V2, leaving the original ones untouched.
In this case you can get two different ARTIST
Cut-Throat;646413 Wrote:
Yup, I did that, but I was wondering if there was a more 'automatic' way
to do this.
If you're familiar with 'sed' (stream editor) then you could process
all of your playlists with a single command line. sed is a standard
utility on *nix and ports are available for
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