Dr. Akoya;489007 Wrote:
Do you have any thing good to say about these ? Alternatives ? :-)
I am an avid fan of the Nucleus Micros! I have 3 sets. I think they are
one of the best values in audio today. The others in the series sound a
little better but cost a lot more, as usual thats the
JohnSwenson;489024 Wrote:
I am an avid fan of the Nucleus Micros! I have 3 sets. I think they are
one of the best values in audio today. The others in the series sound a
little better but cost a lot more, as usual thats the ever present
tradeoff you have to make. I don't use them in my main
I still think your best bet is to get a vortex box, it comes with either
a 1 or 2 TB disk and comes already loaded with SBS, its the easiest
thing on the planet for adding general purpose NAS AND squeezebox
server.
Vortexbox is two different things, software and hardware. You can
download the
JohnSwenson;488859 Wrote:
I still think your best bet is to get a vortex box, it comes with either
a 1 or 2 TB disk and comes already loaded with SBS, its the easiest
thing on the planet for adding general purpose NAS AND squeezebox
server.
Vortexbox is two different things, software and
Hello. I'm looking for an external harddrive solution, so I can access
files on the harddrive from my computer and access music files on a
Squeezebox touch at the same time.
1. It is possible: one external hard drive with 2 USB ports - one port
for the SQBX Touch and one for my PC?
2.Or is
The SB Touch runs a Samba (file sharing) server. So you can connect any
standard external USB HDD to the SBT's USB port, and the drive contents
will be seen by the rest of the network.
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If your computer will be on whenever the Touch is being used you can
setup a traditional Squeezebox Server on the PC and plug the external HD
into the PC. Both the PC and SBS can access files on the HD.
If the PC will not be on when the Touch is being used you either have
to have the server