Mnyb wrote: > Both for this reasons. > > 1 They cost about nothing , like a pizza or something, and I do like us > to support all viable projects around squeezeboxes :) > > 2 They are like apples and oranges to each other they do things a bit > differently with different design goals , sometimes one app is better > and sometimes the other . > Over time I gravitated to use iPeng more (but thatÂ’s me ) . > > 3 You cant really decide this beforehand with second hand information , > to make this decision you must actually try for yourself a couple of > months and then maybe unistall the app you did not like . > > > Go to the creators websites and have a look too, they describe their > products pretty good themselves . > > In short imho . > SqueezePad is what the logitech app should have been ,it is very close > to the UI ways of the squeezebox itself ,but it works better. > > iPeng installs it's own UI experience and has a lot of functionality . > The Major deal for me here is that ipeng is the only squeezebox > interface that does player sync and volume sync in a good way ,so imo > this is the obvius choice if you got more than one squeezebox. > For example you have relative volume sync not absolute (which is crucial > otherwise volume sync is useless ) . > > iPeng may have a sligthly steeper learning curve ,but it has built in > tuturials have a look at these .
agree. I have both (actually, 3 - ipeng for iphone, ipengHD for ipad, and squeezepad for ipad). I like them all for different reasons and agree with Mnyb's general description of the differences. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ garym's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=17325 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=97366
_______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
