Valconi;536336 Wrote:
> Well, It's true.
To paraphrase Annie Lennox: "-Would we lie to you?-"
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Well, It's true. When reattaching the usbstation it scans the whole
database for any changes, and after that it adds the new music if it's
there. It takes less time than the first time. I can live with it now.
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Hehe, actually it's all happening within 1 process (the server/scanner
part anyway). ;)
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andyg;536167 Wrote:
> Also note that you can browse/play artists, albums, etc while it's
> scanning, and you will just see the list that has been scanned so far.
this sounds like multitasking. steve said this is bad. can't be good.
it's confusing me as a user. can you please remove it?
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It sounds rather like the OP's disc isn't writable for some reason. Can
you see the cache database being written on the disc?
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it's good... got the odd dodgy
thanks, so basically all i have to to is drag my music files over from
itunes to my external HD, then plus the HD into the touch?
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gellie;536169 Wrote:
> Question re: Step 2, How does the "SQL database" get downloaded to the
> external HD? Do i have to do anything? thx
No, you don't have to do anything special. SBS builds the database by
reading the tags on your music files, and writes the database to the
external HD. That i
gellie;536169 Wrote:
> Question re: Step 2, How does the "SQL database" get downloaded to the
> external HD? Do i have to do anything? thx
>
It happens automatically, it's store in the following directory on the
USB drive:
/.Squeezebox/cache/
It might not be visible on a computer unless you hav
aubuti;536068 Wrote:
> You seriously mis-read the manual. It never says to can play your music
> off an external USB drive without running SBS. All Squeezeboxes, even
> the Touch, require _some_ form of SBS to stream music. It could be the
> SBS built-in to the Touch, or SBS running on a computer
Valconi;536036 Wrote:
> I did use the disconnectfuntion. After that I restarted the usbdrive and
> it starts to scan it all over again. And I don't want it to scan. I can
> play a song from my harddrive with my pc without any scanning, so why
> can't it be done with the Squeezebox?
>
You can use
Also note that you can browse/play artists, albums, etc while it's
scanning, and you will just see the list that has been scanned so far.
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squeezetouch;536026 Wrote:
> Spent a bit of time with USB drives. Once it has scanned the drive for
> the first time and built a database (which is stored on the very same
> drive - but hidden) it no longer needs to rescan all files to re-build
> the library after disconnecting (always use the un
Valconi;536010 Wrote:
> I attached a 250GB external Harddrive to the Squeezebox Touch with
> almost 4000 tracks. The manual is mentioning the following:
>
> Simply plug your drive into the USBconnector on the back of your
> Squeezebox, or insert your SDcard into the slot on the right side.
> *Th
squeezetouch;536026 Wrote:
> Spent a bit of time with USB drives. Once it has scanned the drive for
> the first time and built a database (which is stored on the very same
> drive - but hidden) it no longer needs to rescan all files to re-build
> the library after disconnecting (always use the un
Siduhe;536020 Wrote:
> I agree that would be annoying, but if you let it build up the database
> once, the Touch should recognise the USB when it is reattached and use
> the existing database it has built up. You shouldn't need to rescan
> every time as far as I know. What USB drive are you usi
Siduhe;536020 Wrote:
> I agree that would be annoying, but if you let it build up the database
> once, the Touch should recognise the USB when it is reattached and use
> the existing database it has built up. You shouldn't need to rescan
> every time as far as I know. What USB drive are you usi
Valconi;536010 Wrote:
> Also, the SBT must recognize the USBdrive. Because when it's unattached,
> you can scan the whole thing again. That's very very annoying.
I agree that would be annoying, but if you let it build up the database
once, the Touch should recognise the USB when it is reattached
Not sure what's not working. There must be an initial scan of the
attached USB drive so that the SB library knows what music is there.
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I attached a 250GB external Harddrive to the Squeezebox Touch with
almost 4000 tracks. The manual is mentioning the following:
Simply plug your drive into the USBconnector on the back of your
Squeezebox, or insert your SDcard into the slot on the right side.
*Then, select your device name from th
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