I gather the Squeezebox and the Transporter and the like are now dead. It's shockingly hard to believe, that Logitech would just abandon this line which seems successful to me. The perfect scenario would be if they sold off the division to another company.
My transporter (and Squeezebox) are not able to read some Pro Tools 24-bit wav files due to some field in the header. They won't even see the files as legitimate WAVs, which is sad, because the software should be smart enough to present the file as a playable candidate. It has sample rate and wordlength information, etc. I even know what the field is if anyone is still working on the server software. Is development basically stopped? What would be the next step for me to run a player (either this player or another one), besides giving a funeral to what will soon become an expensive boat anchor (two of them)? Other companies make players, is there software for those servers which is still being developed and which I could run instead? Thanks everyone for your help throughout the years. We solved a few problems here and I'm eternally grateful. My Transporter still works and plays files off of the Logitech media server.... it would be wonderful if I could keep it running. Yeah, I can play music from iTunes, JRiver and other computer-based players. I don't even need the server software as I just access folders on the network. Is this the future, just computer-based players? No more "standalone"? Regards, Bob Katz ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bobk...@digido.com's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10173 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98450 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
