gruntwolla wrote: 
> I think I'm getting the point. Many of us later converts to Squeezebox
> just don't realise how much work has been done over the years to the
> software, and tend to take it for granted ( see examples in the quote
> above). Oh well, at least everything still works at present. I just
> worry that if any Squeezebox replacement is born from these forums, it
> is likely to be a geek driven exercise, which will make it even more of
> a niche product. No criticism of geeks implied or intended, by the way.

I'm just thinking out loud, but it probably needs to be a niche product
for me.  I'd pay triple the price for a squeezebox-like quality product
that had the software to back it up (i.e., not some sort of hacked
DLNA/upnp).  

Those that just want simple will end up with appleSomething that can
stream to their home system via their ithing and/or an appleTV or
something. And more power to them. It works (mostly), it is simple, and
you don't need to understand much of anything to use it. Even the music
lovers I know get a very glazed look when I try to explain how my system
works. And don't even bother trying to talk about gapless, ReplayGain,
perfect sync across different players, automatic downconverting of >
16/44.1 files so that players all work, etc.


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