mherger wrote:
The problem is that I can't connect with the SBT server via web.
The server built in to the Touch does not have a web UI.
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Michael
Uhm... what about this link?
mherger wrote:
Any case... is there some way to customize the SBT server?
Not much, no. Unless you want to venture and edit configuration files on
the command line using ssh and vi :-).
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Michael
Ok, I'm not totally new to this kind of solutions.
Please, could you give some
Ok, I'm not totally new to this kind of solutions.
Please, could you give some hints, some starting point?
In Settings/Advanced you can enable SSH (Remote access). Then you'll
find the configuration file in /etc/squeezecenter. I'd suggest you play
with the prefs on a desktop installation
mherger wrote:
Ok, I'm not totally new to this kind of solutions.
Please, could you give some hints, some starting point?
In Settings/Advanced you can enable SSH (Remote access). Then you'll
find the configuration file in /etc/squeezecenter. I'd suggest you play
with the prefs on
Unfortunately it's not quite this simple, a number of the important
files get regenrated at boot time (I don't remember exactly which
ones) so just changing the file doesn't work.
server.prefs should not be re-generated - and that's where most changes
would go. Just make sure the server is
Hi all,
I have an SBT with fw 7.7.2-r9663 running the lms 7.7.2-r33893 on an
external usb drive.
The server has regularly indexed all music files in the external hdd and
the SBT works well.
The problem is that I can't connect with the SBT server via web.
I tried with ports 9000 and 4384, with IE,
The problem is that I can't connect with the SBT server via web.
The server built in to the Touch does not have a web UI.
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Will reply to my own thread. After reading some experiences from other
users I downgraded to server 7.5.5
This is really a relief, it seems most of the problems are gone and
spotify works reliable as well. server 7.6.x is very unreliable and has
a lot of connection problems.
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prutser
That was cool. An Android application is defined using one or more of
Android's four core application components. Two such application
components are defined in this package: Activity and Service. The other
two components are from the android.content package: BroadcastReceiver
and
Already for some time I am facing problems with spotify and I wonder how
other users experience this.
Setup:
Linux SB server (7.6.1 - r33110) with official spotify plugin.
2 pcs SB touch (7.6.1-r9486) 1 wired, 1 wireless
Samsung Galaxy S with Logitech app (1.1.1-r8350)
Sometimes it works
Ok. Small update.
Everything seems to work since I switched explicitly to MySB. I do
understand that there might be some issues using MySB, but in my
situation, using a Touch only, it seems to work very good in
combination with the applets running on the Touch (Soma FM, Last.fm,
etc.).
Running
Glad to hear things are running better now. One thing, note that SomaFM,
Last.fm, etc are apps not applets. Apps are really services, and
even though the interface talks about installing them, they really
aren't installing anything. Applets, on the other hand, are things that
you actually install
aubuti;53 Wrote:
Glad to hear things are running better now. One thing, note that SomaFM,
Last.fm, etc are apps not applets. Apps are really services, and
even though the interface talks about installing them, they really
aren't installing anything. Applets, on the other hand, are things
Mars Warrior;54 Wrote:
I'm using WHS as the OS and LightsOut to control suspending the server,
so I can't use the nice switching functionality of SrvrPowerCtrl I
guess...
I've seen where at least one user uses LightsOut to control SBS in
conjunction with SrvrPowerCtrl. If you're
Speaking off :confused: I had to turn of my server 10 times tonight due
to excessive WOL from something .
Main suspect keeping the controller controling my Touch sitting on NP
screen with pause.
Wonder if get the music to stop instead of pause and controller out in
the home menu is better
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Mars Warrior;566242 Wrote:
Leaves me with the Controller waking-up the server problem while the
Touch is shutdown, ie no player active...
If you connect the SBC to mysb.com before shutting down the server I
would expect that problem to go away as well.
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aubuti
aubuti;566295 Wrote:
If you connect the SBC to mysb.com before shutting down the server I
would expect that problem to go away as well.
That might be the case, but I can shutdown the Touch also from other
places (iPeng, PC and the Touch itself), so I find it to be an annoying
bug in the
Mars Warrior;566306 Wrote:
That might be the case, but I can shutdown the Touch also from other
places (iPeng, PC and the Touch itself), so I find it to be an annoying
bug in the Controller which I want to get rid off...
Wouldn't it be weird if you push the off button on your TV, Stereo or
aubuti;566310 Wrote:
Sorry, I thought you were trying to stop your server from waking up. If
you really want to tackle it at the source, you can take a look at the
traffic with Wireshark (or similar tool) to see what the cause is for
the SBC to be sending magic packets.
Yes, I'm trying to
Mars Warrior;566315 Wrote:
What I see on the Controller, is that the Controller still thinks that
the Touch is playing some radio station, although I just turned off the
Touch...
I hope Wireshark will show me what the Controller is doing in that
case...
Was Touch playing from the local
Right ;)
Since I learned some new features, I had to test them:
- I manually connected the Controller to MySB, and WOW, I can add
favourites which do show up on MySB (checked using web browser on PC)
- While the Controller is connected to MySB, I can control the Touch
(stations, volume etc.)
-
Mars Warrior;566374 Wrote:
Right ;)
Why the Controller keeps waking-up my server in some situations is
still not clear to me, but I guess once I can reproduce the problem,
the solution is around the corner...
One possibility is time. Squeezeplay devices (the SBC is one) try and
sync their
Mars Warrior;566374 Wrote:
Leaves me to one question: why doesn't the Touch (and/or Controller)
switch to MySB while playing internetradio so that the server can go
hibernate?
One reason for not doing that automatically is that some users like to
retain the use of plugins (note plugins, not
On Touch add switch to MySB to the home menu, then you can quickly and
easily switch to MySB before starting a radio session.
To get back to your local music just go to My Music and your local
server will be offered (assuming it is running).
I cannot say if the Controller has a switch to MySB
aubuti;566381 Wrote:
One reason for not doing that automatically is that some users like to
retain the use of plugins (note plugins, not applets), which are only
available with a local SBS, not with mysb.com. There are probably other
reasons, but that's the first one that comes to mind at
I own a Squeezebox Touch and a Squeezebox Controller. Next to that we
use iPeng to control the Touch too.
A separate server is used to store the music libraries. This server is
normally off, and only turned on using WOL and will automatically
suspend/hibernate again if not being used anymore.
I
1. you need to get the Controller connected to MySB in order to control
players connected to MySB
2. again, connect Controller to MySB
3. Favorites stored on the server cannot be used if the server is
turned off.
Favorites stored on MySB are usable from both the server and MySB.
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toby10
toby10;566196 Wrote:
1. you need to get the Controller connected to MySB in order to control
players connected to MySB
Also true with ipeng. that is, swipe back to the left screen in ipeng
and select mysqueezebox.com instead of your server. You'll then see
your player.
Of course all this is
Well, it took a while, but my new Touch arrived today. You guys were
correct about my multiple album issues.
Just wanted to say thanks.
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I wouldn't dismiss the possibility of running your server over a
wireless connection until you try it first. Many people with healthy
wireless networks are doing this. Standard redbook (16/44.1) FLAC
shouldn't present a problem and artwork is resized on the server, not
the Touch.
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JJZolx
foxx;539633 Wrote:
Perhaps you are experiencing the same phenonemon as I have. The local
server seems to scan also the recycle bin on USB drives. The problem is
that you do not see this bin under windows, so you don't know it is
there.
This may be an explanation why you are getting double
How does the Touch's internal server read tags differently than the
Web/PC version?
Obviously some of my tags are screwed-up, as the Touch shows multiple
albums, different artwork, etc. I connected the same WD 2 TB HD to my
PC and it was a stark difference. No multiple albums, and it was much
It's essentially the same server (actually the server on the Touch is
closer to 7.6 than 7.5, because it uses SQLite on the backend). Are you
sure your scan on the Touch ran to completion? Have you checked the
logs? Beyond that, it would help to isolate a particular case that is
not displaying
starfury;539255 Wrote:
How does the Touch's internal server read tags differently than the
Web/PC version?
Obviously some of my tags are screwed-up, as the Touch shows multiple
albums, different artwork, etc. I connected the same WD 2 TB HD to my
PC and it was a stark difference. No
cheers for that, I'll give it a try when it arrives.
Out of curiosity, would it be possible to map a drive on the Touch so
that it's internal SBS can access a NAS drive, or can it only use USB?
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dave77
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dave77;481118 Wrote:
cheers for that, I'll give it a try when it arrives.
Out of curiosity, would it be possible to map a drive on the Touch so
that it's internal SBS can access a NAS drive, or can it only use USB?
I'm pretty sure this can be done. You would need to ssh in to the SBT
and
How is the performance of the Touch as a server? Will I notice any lag
on the interface for example? I would like to move away from using my
PC as a server.
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O wad some Power the giftie gie us
To see oursels as ithers see us!
It wad frae monie a blunder free us,
An'
aubuti;479610 Wrote:
In fact, erland already has written the Album Flow plugin that works
quite well, though there are still some bugs to be squashed:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=68376.
That looks good but I was thinking more photos than album art
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dave77
dave77;479971 Wrote:
That looks good but I was thinking more photos than album art
Already done and available on the SBC and SB Radio as well as the SB
Touch. There's the flickr plugin for grabbing photos (yours or other
people's) off the internet, or locally stored photos from the Image
Viewer
Perfect :)
dave77;479560 Wrote:
Finally, The Touch will replace my SB3, as present both Boom and SB3 are
wireless and my SBS is wired to the router. When I lose the SBS, would
it be best to wire the Touch so that the Boom will not need to make 2
'hops' to get to the music, eg Boom ---
dave77;480011 Wrote:
Any comments on this?
Depends. Some people have no problem with double hops on regular SBS,
and I would expect that it would be the same for 'TinySC' on the SB
Touch. Of course, it certainly can't hurt to wire the SBT.
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aubuti
When I get a Touch i'd like to use it as a server and attach my 500Gb HD
to it so I can do away with my current SBS.
Some questions!
Will my Boom see the Touch and be able to play music from it (i'm sure
I read it can but the spec isn't clear)
Assuming the above is yes
Will the Touch need
andyg;479578 Wrote:
There is no such thing as standby.
But there is off, which like most of the SBs, doesn't really turn it
completely off. Does TinySC keep serving if you turn the SBT off via
the button on the upper left of the screen? I would think so, but I
haven't tried it yet.
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aubuti
andyg;479578 Wrote:
There is no such thing as standby.
So the Touch will need to be turned on before the Boom will see it?
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On Oct 30, 2009, at 12:23 PM, dave77 wrote:
andyg;479591 Wrote:
If by on you mean plugged in, yes. But TinySC will still be running
if you turn it off as in, to clock mode.
That's good :)
In that same off mode, ahem standby :), can the Touch rotate images
from the attached HD as a
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