You can browse the music folder or you can browse the database, which is
filled with the tags. I.e. you can browse by year, by artist, by album,
etc. I think there's some options to make conductors and bands show up
under artist (not sure). And there are some more sophisticated (and
complicated)
It's not Softsqueeze anymore, it's SqueezePlay:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezePlay
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flipflip
Check out flipflip's 'Squeezebox Server On (some) DiskStation (SSODS)
and on (some) TurboStations (SSOTS) and some other devices'
(http://oinkzwurgl.org/ssods/)! Please do NOT
Thanks for your reply flipflip!!
I'll definitely try the squeezeplay to get an idea of the browsing.
And I'll have a look at those browsing plugins. I have to say that I
really like the fact the squeezebox server is open source.
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realmassy
Note that while either SqueezePlay or SoftSqueeze are excellent no-cost
introductions to Squeezebox technology, they are more limited than the
actual hardware SBs. For example, SqueezePlay won't play Pandora unless
you have a paid Pandora subscription, whereas Squeezeboxes will Pandora
even
aubuti;599810 Wrote:
Note that while either SqueezePlay or SoftSqueeze are excellent no-cost
introductions to Squeezebox technology, they are more limited than the
actual hardware SBs. For example, SqueezePlay won't play Pandora unless
you have a paid Pandora subscription, whereas
Erlands custom browse plugin or his whole suite of plugins should
satisfy anyone the wants to customise these things
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH and
assorted amps SiriuS,
Hi all,
first of all sorry if I'm posting in the wrong forum :-)
I'm a Sonos user and I'm thinking of buying a squeezebox touch to enjoy
hi-res music.
I listen only to classical music, and my library is tagged with a lot
of information about composer, opus number, work, movement etc etc.
On my
