There is a 7.8 firmware for the touch. I don't know if it's official or
not but it works great for me, in conjunction with the 7.8 server.
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could someone please,in layman's terms, explain how i can update my
squeezebox touch to the latest version 7.9 software.my touch only shows
a current 7.7.3 version installed available.
There's no 7.9 software for the Touch.
There is a LMS 7.9 version, but it can't be installed on the Touch.
mherger wrote:
could someone please,in layman's terms, explain how i can update my
squeezebox touch to the latest version 7.9 software.my touch only
shows
a current 7.7.3 version installed available.
There's no 7.9 software for the Touch.
There is a LMS 7.9 version, but it can't be
could someone please,in layman's terms, explain how i can update my
squeezebox touch to the latest version 7.9 software.my touch only shows
a current 7.7.3 version installed available.
many thanks,
diddy
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I have a Ready NAS Ultra + without TT3 and streaming FLACs (compression
5) 16/44.1 and I have the same problem: re-buffers constantly or the
Touch just stop playing after the Touch has been used for some 10 to 20
minutes. SBS is 7.7.2. These problems started suddenly last week without
any reasons
tubarao wrote:
I have a Ready NAS Ultra + without TT3 and streaming FLACs (compression
5) 16/44.1 and I have the same problem: re-buffers constantly or the
Touch just stop playing after the Touch has been used for some 10 to 20
minutes. SBS is 7.7.2. These problems started suddenly last week
garym wrote:
You may want to move to powerplugs to get Ethernet over power lines to
your touch. Can work very well.
Or if the router and Touch are really only 10 feet apart, just go with
plain Ethernet over cat5e cable. Even if one needs to take circuitous
route between the two it is probably
aubuti wrote:
Or if the router and Touch are really only 10 feet apart, just go with
plain Ethernet over cat5e cable. Even if one needs to take circuitous
route between the two it is probably less than 25 feet of cable max. At
a minimum this should be done as a temporary test to see if that
tubarao wrote:
I have a Ready NAS Ultra ...
Nothing else running on the NAS? Any NAS changes or updates? Tried
clearing the LMS Cache folder? Tried rebooting NAS?
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Mnyb wrote:
FLAC native means the the files are sent as they are if they are flac
files no work done by the server.
If you disable native that makes the server transcode the files to WAV
on the fly this uses some cpu and the old DUO cpu can't cope with this
.
Imo there is little values
aubuti wrote:
Then the ReadyNAS is probably the culprit, but to confirm, you could try
temporarily running LMS on a decent computer and see if you get dropouts
with hi-res files in that configuration.
Many thanks guys, problems solved .
Installed the server on a decent PC and all files are
Stocky1963 wrote:
Many thanks guys, problems solved .
Installed the server on a decent PC and all files are streaming
perfectly.
Also, as a final go at the ReadyNas I changed the server settings from
the Soundcheck ToolBox 3 settings and under the FLAC file type set FLAC
to Native and
Hi, This is my first post and I would appreciate some help. I have a
Touch connected to a ReadyNas and feeding a Cyrus 8xpd-QX via Coax
digital output. Almost everything functions perfectly (including
Spotify) and I absolutely love the device. However I cannot get the
Touch to play hi resolution
Stocky1963 wrote:
Hi, This is my first post and I would appreciate some help. I have a
Touch connected to a ReadyNas and feeding a Cyrus 8xpd-QX via Coax
digital output. Almost everything functions perfectly (including
Spotify) and I absolutely love the device. However I cannot get the
garym wrote:
which readynas. Is it one of the older (more than 6months) readynas duo
units. These are woefully underpowered
Yes , it is the ReadyNas Duo (about 18 months ago).
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Stocky1963 wrote:
Yes , it is the ReadyNas Duo (about 18 months ago).
I suspect that is the problem rather than the network. As I assume you
are having zero issues with regular 16/44.1 FLAC files. When you say
you've done a factory reset of the TOUCH to remove the TT3.0 stuff, I
assume you've
Then the ReadyNAS is probably the culprit, but to confirm, you could try
temporarily running LMS on a decent computer and see if you get dropouts
with hi-res files in that configuration.
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tank121;630475 Wrote:
Sorted thanks, got it from the Boom.
Interesting. I've used the Settings Manager for player settings
sharing between Boom and SB3/Classic, but I assumed such settings could
not be shared between older and newer players.
What settings on Boom were shared with your
Just received my radio in addition to touch and boom. Where on the touch
to i get squeezebox.com settings ?
I can't remember which email address i used !
Is there an automatic way to force the radio to pick up the existing
settings from the touch or boom ?
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tank121
Go to www.MySqueezeBox.com, login, start entering possible emails. :)
On both Touch Boom you can see which email is being used for MySB.com
registration.
Boom Settings Information Player
No, your Radio must be setup by itself, independent of the other
players.
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toby10
Are you using the Touch's built-in server (TinySBS) or an external SBS
running on a pc or NAS? If the latter, then you should be able to find
the email address in the SBS web ui under Settings mysqueezebox.com.
For cloning settings across players you can look at peterw's
SettingsManager plugin
Sorted thanks, got it from the Boom.
So far the Radio is a impressive,little unit.
Using the touch in stand alone mode.
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tank121
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