I've got several SD cards with FLAC files in folders with album titles
for names. Those folders are in a folder named "FLAC". My Touch doesn't
sem to find the music in these folders to play.
When I put a card in I get the what I think are the expected screens
that stop with a screen with choices
Ok, I will try but I don't want to depend on other hardware. that's the
main reason why I bought the touch!
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eddyther;666224 Wrote:
> I bought my touch 2 days ago. I already changed the firmware to the last
> nighty one.
> I solved the folders problem but in those two hours I had few more
> incidents: one Fcc and autorestart, the big "white noise" twice and
> problems with the transitions between songs,
I bought my touch 2 days ago. I already changed the firmware to the last
nighty one.
I solved the folders problem but in those two hours I had few more
incidents: one Fcc and autorestart, the big "white noise" twice and
problems with the transitions between songs, not speaking about trying
3 hdd'
SuperQ;666201 Wrote:
> I personally stay away from iTunes for music.
I use itunes (and a mirror mp3 library) for loading up my
iphones/ipods. But I don't use it for ripping, tagging, or organizing
my files. Nothing I have against itunes, just not nearly as good as
other tools that are easily ava
+1 to the other comments about iTunes for ripping.
- ALAC is a good choice if you're set on using iTunes.
- Make sure to enable sound check to add gain tags. Not needed for
single album listening, but essential for random playback.
- Make sure to enable secure ripping in order to avoid bad rips.
dBpoweramp can do this easily with a DSP/action setting:
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Hmm ok :) one should be very lucky if the server " onboard Touch" works
to any degree at all it's a dud.
I love the Touch as a player ( I have 2 ) but as server eek.
Reason hardware is not powerfull enough , Touch is a very fine player
and server is ok to, but not always together :) now some mor
I believe the problem here is the scanner being stuck.
That you can't access the Mysic Folder while scanning is normal with
the recent versions.
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I'd say the TOUCH is almost bugfree. Certainly I've had fewer bugs
(effectively none in my own personal use) than I've had with say,
PowerPoint, Internet Explorer, WORD, and other programs that are much
older (and have much larger development teams than logitech).
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eddyther;666171 Wrote:
> ...
> The touch is already 2 years in the market. How can it be that the
> firmware isn't almost bugfree?..
Oh, let's not even go there. :)
That said, I've had a Touch for over two years and I've always been
able to access my music folders using it's inbuilt se
Finally working!
Thanks again.
And now one stupid question:
The touch is already 2 years in the market. How can it be that the
firmware isn't almost bugfree?
I mean, a firmware that doesn't aloud to see the folders is a very big
bug, isn't it?
Anyway now I'm happy with the touch.
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Done!
Thaks a lot.
Now scanning... I hope that it will let me enter the folders (while
scanning I can't)
I will inform about the results
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I second the recommendation for ripping with dbpoweramp. I have used
EAC and dbpoweramp. If you have a PC with a multicore processor,
dbpoweramp will be much faster than EAC. dbpoweramp also uses multiple
sources for metadata and will transcode your flac (or apple lossless)
rips to mp3 for you
mrfinsky327;666028 Wrote:
> Again, thanks to all repliers. I am a high-end veteran but new at
> computer audio. I enjoy the wide access but am frustrated by the
> complications.
>
> I am curious why the replies recommend flac as a file format. My
> understanding was that aiff was totally uncompr
eddyther;666111 Wrote:
> ah, now I see why I didn't find it!
> Do I choose the bin file and place it in the sd card?
> That's all?
Most likely i did on my controller way back similar procedure.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezeOS_Upgrades#Firmware_Update_with_SD_Card
If it does not
ah, now I see why I didn't find it!
Do I choose the bin file and place it in the sd card?
That's all?
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eddyther;666093 Wrote:
> thanks Toby.
> there are few files there and I dint know wich one I need!
> what i'm looking for is to upgrade the internal firmware of my
> squeezbox touch from 7.6.1 to 7.7.
> i'm newbie, sorry
That probably fixes itself within a week the oficial upgrade to 7.7 is
very
thanks Toby.
there are few files there and I dint know wich one I need!
what i'm looking for is to upgrade the internal firmware of my
squeezbox touch from 7.6.1 to 7.7.
i'm newbie, sorry
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sendermen;663865 Wrote:
> Browse on the internet and find there are more users with Touches that
> experience problems with the artwork scanner.
>
> I've installed firmware 7.7-rc5. Now it's scanning like a charm.
> Live update: finished scan for artwork!
>
> *I can browse my music folder!*
You mention HDMI are you using an AV reciever ?
Nowdays they very rarely have a true analog passthru so why not use the
coax or toslink from Touch (and crank up the Touch own volume to 100% or
set it as fixed ).
In almost every case the correct way to hook up anything to an modern
av-receiver is
Here is an interesting article, not only attempting to debunk a lot of
myths, but also with details about how cables work and what a given
cable has to deal with:
http://sound.westhost.com/cables.htm
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The design is that it is not meant to be turned *really* off it should
always be powered (hint there is no power button), otherwise it would
be hard for a remote or wifi controller or computer to turn it on ,
just treat it like your network hardware routers and switches are also
meant to be on for
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