Instead of asking the original poster what browser he is using and all
that, I agree with a lot of the points he made.  I have tried many
combinations of PCs, browsers and Windoze versions, and the performance
with a large database is mostly quite slow and inconsistent.

I do have a large music library and most other GUI software including
the ubiquitous iTunes does glide thru the same collection with
considerable ease.  I can not understand how in this day and age that a
database of 20-30000 records could suck so much performance.

And in regards difficulty to maintain, web interface does have its
advantage, but maintaining a music library is not one of them.  With
GUI base library manager, I can sort, tag, add and delete with
instantaneous ease, and I don’t have to rescan the whole library after
every single change.

And after all these years of using Squeeze, I still do not know a one
step way of adding or deleting a single album without rescanning.  I
found a roundabout way of adding a folder via the add radio URL.  But
what about deleting tracks? 

I recently found a solution which is to use OrangeCD and bypass the
Squeezecenter interface altogether.  But it would be very nice if there
is an integrated solution.  I know many do not agree, but
tagging/Library Management and Squeeze Server belong together.  The tie
in of iTunes/iPod sort of proves that concept.

I bought an Airport Express and was this close to moving to that
platform altogether.  The purchase of the nice sounding Transporter
saved me from moving.


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agentsmith

System 1: Transporter, Naim 202/200/Hicap/NAPSC, Harbeth Monitor 30
System 2: SB2 connected via TOSLINK to a Meridian F80
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