ajkidle;576402 Wrote: > During a recent outage of MySB.com I was unable to access Rhapsody, as > well as any of my other internet based "apps". Essentially during the > outage, I was limited to my local FLAC library. I didn't realize > Logitech servers were an active in-between when accessing Rhapsody, > Pandora, Sirius, etc., even when running a local instance of SBS. Is > this truly the case? So not only am I putting faith in Rhapsody being > able to keep the lights on, but that Logitech will continue to support > this product line? Yikes, I might have to start buying CDs again. I > had thought as long as I was running SBS, it didn't matter what > Logitech did or didn't do. > > Not trying to be doomsday here, or start a conspiracy discussion about > Logitech abandoning SB, just thinking long term. Anyone else see this > as a vulnerability?
Yep - it does need Mysb.com. In fact, if you create a favorite from a playlist of Rhapsody, MyMp3, Napster, etc. you'll see that the URL is actually http://api.mysqueezebox.com/rhapsody/... or something like that. It's one of the reasons that you need to enter in Mysb credentials even if you're running SBS. I don't think you'd be out much except a Rhapsody subscription... still worth it in my opinion... -- spedinfargo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ spedinfargo's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15712 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=81981 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
