And just to clarify on the Ubuntu 9.10/SBS 7.4.1 issues, I'm pretty sure
they're fixed but if not, be confident they will be. Plenty of people
around here run Ubuntu and it's one of the best supported platforms.
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radish;489278 Wrote:
And just to clarify on the Ubuntu 9.10/SBS 7.4.1 issues, I'm pretty sure
they're fixed but if not, be confident they will be. Plenty of people
around here run Ubuntu and it's one of the best supported platforms.
Glad to hear that. I really like Ubuntu. I'm a little
I read somewhere on these forums it is possible, though not necessarily
advisable, to enable the full web interface on the Tiny SB Server
running on the touch. If one was willing to deal with whatever slowness
and possible instability that may result from this, it could solve the
OP's problem.
The SB Touch can be controlled by any capable device (eg, computer, PDA,
etc.) on the network, just like any other SB since the original SliMP3.
There could be an iPeng-like app for the Blackberry, but it would
probably have to come from a 3rd party developer (just like iPeng). As a
BB user I
Thanks for the replies. I'm a complete newb to SB devices.
Can the Touch (or Duet) be accessed and controlled wirelessly by a
computer using a browser interface?
I ask because it looks like there is a problem getting SqueezeBoxServer
to function properly on the current version of Ubuntu (9.10,
Yes, there is a web interface element to Squeezeboxserver. You can
access it on any networked browser using
http://serveripaddresshere:9000.
However, you either need to have the software running to make your
hardware player work including for local music, or connect your player
to
bpa;487934 Wrote:
For clarity, there is no web interface on the SBS server within Touch.
The web interface is only available if you run SBS on a PC or NAS.
Right. But you can install SqueezePlay on your computer and use that to
control any player. It's essentially a Controller that runs on
That information helps understand your questions. There is still one
important question, which bpa asked: do you plan to run the server
software (Squeezebox Server, aka SBS) on the SB Touch or on a computer,
such as your notebook?
If you plan to use the SBS on the SB Touch (aka TinySBS), then
aubuti;487943 Wrote:
That information helps understand your questions. There is still one
important question, which bpa asked: do you plan to run the server
software (Squeezebox Server, aka SBS) on the SB Touch or on a computer,
such as your notebook?
If you plan to use the SBS on the SB
SqueezePlay is currently beta software. Moreover, at present there are
no binaries distributed for Linux, so you'll have to compile it
yourself. See this thread, especially the link in post #14, for more
info: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=70556
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