I have just started to use flac files stored on a USB stick with my
Squeezebox Touch.
I used FLAC frontend to tag my files correctly and then inserted the USB
into my Touch.
All works well and the tracks play fine but on the Now Playing screen I
get the correct track name and folder name but I
Hi! Yesterday, I connected my SB touch via a wired ethernet connection
instead of WiFi. The connection seems to be more stable and faster, but
since today I cannot play internet radio stations any more (couldn't
resolve ip for X). The SB is available on my local network (I can
stream via
Power cycle your router.
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As Tim stated, if you're happy as is then there is no need to buy a
Touch.
However, that said, the main reason to get a Touch would be use the
Touch rather than your current computer/Squeezeplay combo to play your
music. This would mean that you would no longer need a computer as part
of your
Touch is not dependent on quality of sound card in your computer. Also
you can sync with radio.
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The Logictech Squeezebox touch controller App is not able to find my
players after upgrade to ios 6. It scans and comes up with an empty
list.
Tried resinstalling the app, rebooting everything (modem, router ),
updated firmware on all four touches I have and no luck.
The Logitech Squeezebox
You might try posting over at the official Logitech forums. They do have
a few Logitech employees responding to posts over there.
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But you are better off buying ipeng in any case.
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Hi
I currently connect my touch to my hifi using an rca to rca cable (The
hifi only has analogue connectors). Would there be any benefit in
getting a USB Dac or something like this
Not likely that a $35 dac will outperform the Touch's dac.
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Is the presentation any different if you use album or artist menu rather
then music folder ?
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toby10 wrote:
Not likely that a $35 dac will outperform the Touch's dac.
very much agree. The Touch DAC is quite good.
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ralphpnj wrote:
However, that said, the main reason to get a Touch would be use the
Touch rather than your current computer/Squeezeplay combo to play your
music. This would mean that you would no longer need a computer as part
of your music playback system.
So it's pretty much what I
geobrick wrote:
So it's pretty much what I expected. The touch would be in place of the
PC I have hooked up to the receiver. I admit using a Windows 7 PC as a
music player overkill in most cases but in my case, the PC is part of
the entertainment system (running windows Media Center using a
gerardhn wrote:
Sorry to disturb this incestuous forum of equal writers and
thinkers.
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now you know what it is like to question the tenets of a cult.
Only the faithful will be saved.
Only members of our church will be raised when the Rapture comes.
Only our sect will survive
Given the Touchs incredible value for money a suitable DAC probably cost
more than the Touch itself .
For varius reasons including build quality .
Price and soundqality may be completely uncorelated in the high end
audio bussiness ( you may find stuff in 1$ range that is worse than
the 35$
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