Mardler wrote:
so what am I missing?
A properly setup system. ;)
Essentially there are three different categories of users in regards to
switching between LMS and MySB.com
1. No need nor desire to switch, use only LMS for convenience and added
features functions not offered
Sorted and thanks to you.
TVM
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Excellent John, so in summary, a good example of an async USB DAC is the
MDAC, therefore with the well engineered MDAC, there is no need for an
intermediate re-clocker (or any form of clock upgrade), simply because
the MDAC is one example of a well implemented async USB DAC, is that
right?
This
Hi there!
Is there a way to back up just everything of a SBT?
I mean: To back up the entire configuration, Kernel, Firmware... just
everything that is on its internal Hard Disk (some flash memory).
On a normal computer, I would boot it from a stick and back up the
hard disk with all its
Absorbed a lot of good information, and have been able to use my USB
successfully now, still fiddling around a bit but getting better playing
my 96 / 24 HD tracks successfully as well, as everyone is pointing out
scanning can take a bit of time but not to bad since I only have about
6000
brentano wrote:
Absorbed a lot of good information, and have been able to use my USB
successfully now, still fiddling around a bit but getting better playing
my 96 / 24 HD tracks successfully as well, as everyone is pointing out
scanning can take a bit of time but not to bad since I only
Backing up everything seems like overkill to me (especially because
released firmware is available from
http://update.slimdevices.com/update/firmware/). But if you really want
to back up everything the most straightforward way is to enable remote
login on the SBT and then copy all the files over
Had a storm earlier and a power cut.
When SBT came back on the screen display was on the right i.r. starting
text in the middle of the screen. Previously the text was on the left.
There is also, on some stations, a station logo.
No user changes made - power went off and back on in seconds.
I have updated the My Music folder that LMS reads and rescanned - LMS
said complete.
The Music Folder is now not available and LMS says is is not available
whilst scanning - what is wrong with it?!
LMS no longer shows anything at all in Music Folder.
Mardler wrote:
Had a storm earlier and a power cut.
When SBT came back on the screen display for radio was on the right i.e.
starting text in the middle of the screen. Previously the text was on
the left, as it remains for all else.
There is also, on some stations, a station logo.
No
Thanks, Gary, will try that later.
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i am new the the squeezbox touch and am thinking about getting one but
have a question or two about it before buying. i want to be able to do
the following:
use a 500gb or 1tb USB 2.0/3.0 hard-drive* squeezebox touch USB port
digital coax output into a external standalone DAC's digital
I have a Touch, with a Seagate USB drive connected (11,000 files), and
am controlling it with a Duet controller. These are all connected via
wi-fi to a NetGear WN3000RP wi-fi extender router that has a wireless
connection to the Internet.
This all works perfectly when the Internet connection is
Hello there,
I'm a Squeezebox Touch, Rx, Radio x3 owner.
Very pleased with all devices running on the house network.
I'm also the happy owner of a Yamaha Disklavier piano.
This true piano is midi enabled.
I would like to have a dedicated SB Touch to feed this midi piano
instrument with midi
MarkSAllen wrote:
I have a Touch, with a Seagate USB drive connected (11,000 files), and
am controlling it with a Duet controller. These are all connected via
wi-fi to a NetGear WN3000RP wi-fi extender router that has a wireless
connection to the Internet.
This all works perfectly when
Hofstede wrote:
My 2 cents: All that talk about changing the clocks in the Touch is
humbug. The Touch is fine as it is. Don't waste your money.
garym wrote:
Necessary? Certainly not. Useful as a high end mod? doubtful.
What amazes me about this thread (and others) is that people who have
Audio Bling wrote:
What amazes me about this thread (and others) is that people who have no
direct experience will give an *opinion *about something with the
character of complete authority.. In this case, folk who presumably have
never heard an SBT with clock upgrade will say (with complete
I agree. This is a great overview and might help obviate some of the
confusion people have when they are new and start with mysqueezebox.com
and then move to LMS and wonder where all their favorites went and get
all panicky thinking that the the system has dumped them and saying mean
things about
JohnSwenson wrote:
There are three components in a squeezebox system: player, server and
controller. Each of these is connected via a network.
The 'controller' was only an integral part of the Duet system, not of
any other Squeezebox product. All other Squeezeboxes are controllable by
an IR
garym wrote:
I didn't realize that I had to provide a CV along with my brief
response. ;-)
I have in fact heard modded touch players. So I stand by my response of
not necessary and benefits being doubtful (in my opinion). But I'm
pleased that your particular modded touch is better in
Audio Bling wrote:
I do not ask for your CV but I think you should avoid making blanket
statements..
I have a high quality DAC and the mods that I have applied to my SBT
have been very beneficial, IMO. However, I am not suggesting that all
mods will yield fruit.. But this is a long way
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