rickwookie wrote:
> Looks like I have an excuse the use the carrier frequency detection
> function of my RPi AnalysIR setup that I've yet to try, to find out
> whether the Slim/Logitech remotes I have are actually firing 38 or 40
> kHz. Then I can decide on the TSOP32238 or TSOP32240. The
2string1 wrote:
> I get it, but I still get the feeling that you all think, if it looks
> good it can't sound good...
I have a Squeezebox Touch.
It looks good, and also sounds good.
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet,(Controller x2) Boom x3, Radio and Touch
x3
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case,
Play nice now boys!
But as has been said by others, at the end of the day the final choice
comes down to you, as it's you who is going to buy the item.
Most would say to demo some cables of both types, expensive and cheap in
your own system first before you decide on the one to go for..
Mnyb wrote:
I like those kef . More brands should offer digital active speakers :)
How would you connect them to the touch as it has a USB connection?
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet,(Controller x2) Boom x3, Radio and Touch
x3
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330
daytripper wrote:
No worries, it still seems to be working. If the time drifts in the next
days or weeks I'll post and let y'all know. But - so far so good!
If the time starts to drift again, another thing to consider is the
small button cell on the motherboard itself.
How about a 'now playing' that displays on your TV? if your intrested
then look at this thread:-
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?74270-Remote-quot-NowPlaying-quot-Display
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JJZolx wrote:
See if you can find some of the same covers that you've scanned on
http://www.albumartexchange.com. If there's a significant difference,
then you're obviously doing something wrong. If not, I'd chalk it up to
the cheap display on the Touch.
+1 for Album Art Exchange, it's
Mushroom_3 wrote:
I must not look I have 3 already!
Too late for me, I looked, I bought!
. Now I have 3!
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View this thread:
dBpoweramp is the way to go.
Over the last 3 years, I with a friend have been converting our combined
music collection to FLAC (14,000+ cd's). My ripper of choice is
dBpoweramp, as its interface is much easier than EAC.
With a collection this large, backing up your music is a must, and for
this I
I would be intrested in getting one as well, I'll send a PM to you.
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I embed my artwork into each flac file, and also have one for the folder
itself. In both cases I always go for 500 x 500 as my size.
I use Album art exchange, or scan the covers myself. To do the resizing,
I use the very good and free, VSO Image resizer to do this. I keep all
artwork to between
, and know
that I've lost a lot of the high end. At least I still don't need
specs.
Bummer!. I work at an airport (24Yrs) and wear specs
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330 Motherboard, 2
GB 667
You can go shorter, if you wish:-
http://www.shortycable.com/shorty1.htm
Russ.
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330 Motherboard, 2
GB 667 RAM, X2 Western Digital Scorpio Blue 500GB 2.5 H/D's Internal
a very powerful image artwork
tool.
Russ.
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330 Motherboard, 2
GB 667 RAM, X2 Western Digital Scorpio Blue 500GB 2.5 H/D's Internal.
Ext Backup: DAS 200 with X2 Western
it
ended, then I would have gone to £100. I know thats a lot of money, but
if you want one like i do then so be it. Anymore beta testers fancy
selling their wall mount?
Russ.
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom
into any problems. All of my music is in Flac, with
embeded and folder images.
Would i be right in thinking that the server looks for the folder image
file first, then skips a deeper image scan if it finds one?
Russ.
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
a folder.jpg file
for the folder, but that is just my personal way of doing it.
Russ.
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330 Motherboard, 2
GB 667 RAM, X2 Western Digital Scorpio Blue 500GB 2.5 H/D's Internal
The program that i use to create my flac files is dBpoweramp. With this
program it embeds the cover art of your choice into the file, and
creates a folder cover image file for you at the same time.
Russ
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk
as such.
If anyone who has one was willing to follow pfarrell's idea, the you
could mark me down for one. anyone else?
Russ
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330 Motherboard, 2
GB 667 RAM, X2 Western Digital
it from advertising?
If any of you lucky beta testers who have one, and are not intending to
use it, maybe you would consider selling it to me. If so please drop me
a PM.
Regards,
Russell
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case
.
Russ.
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RussellMrgn
Squeezebox: Classic/SB3, Duet, Boom x3, Radio and Touch (posted, in
transit!)
Server: Noah Blk Mini-ITX Case, Intel D945GCLF2 Atom 330 Motherboard, 2
GB 667 RAM, X2 Western Digital Scorpio Blue 500GB 2.5 H/D's Internal.
Ext Backup: DAS 200 with X2 Western Digital Caviar Green
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