JJZolx;537839 Wrote: > Yes, you can. But you'll have the same limit of no more than 100 tracks > that can be in the current playlist when using the built-in server.
Arg! That's just an unforgivable design flaw. JJZolx;537839 Wrote: > What you also might do is put hopes of using the built-in server out of > your mind. It has numerous limitations and, before you've even touched > a Squeezebox, you've already run into one that doesn't fit how you like > to listen to your music. The ability to play from SD card or thumb drive is the only reason for considering the Squeezebox Touch. The reason I never got a Roku Soundbridge is because of their PC-centric view of digital music. I thought Logitech had gotten home digital audio right, but I guess not. Does anyone know if the iPod has a 100 song playlist limit, or something similar? It's battery-operated and almost certainly has a weaker CPU and less memory than the Squeezebox Touch. If the iPod doesn't have such a limit, then that's proof positive that Logitech screwed up their playlist handling. I'm a software developer and I can't figure out how you'd design playlist handling in such a way that a >100 song playlist puts a strain on system resources. It's just a list! The actual playing of music should put a much greater strain on system resources than a playlist. -- hawaiijim ------------------------------------------------------------------------ hawaiijim's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=37570 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=77156 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list Touch@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
