But you don't need ickStream just to get Tidal. It's available from MySB 
without any additional requirement. 

> Am 12.12.2016 um 17:51 schrieb Vegz78 
> <[email protected]>:
> 
> 
> bpa wrote: 
>> Didn't Pippin suggest an applet not a plugin ?  if it is a true Applet
>> then not the same as a plugin.
> 
> Nope, on the contrary.
> 
> I found the Ickstream applet and wondered if and how it could be
> installed on the Squeezebox Touch. On that subject Pippin was kind
> enough to respond and tell med that the applet would replace the Squeeze
> firmware on the Touch instead of augmenting it, and that it was only
> developed as an experiment for something else, required an Ickstream
> controller and wasn't really the focus right now.
> 
> Further he noted about the applet:
> "..the applet does something else, it's a software that runs only on the
> Touch and plays locally there, it can't be controlled with e.g. iPeng.
> But in the case of the ickStream applet it could be controlled with an
> ickStream controller, but what you can not do that way is control all
> the other Squeezebox functionality on the Touch. It was really meant to
> offer a compatibility path to a different system."
> 
> 
> Then he suggested that I might try to install the Ickstream plugin on
> the Squeezebox server(TinySC) embedded in the Squeezebox Touch, which
> might give med the functionality I was looking for(Ickstream
> functionality without turning on my PC server with LMS and my whole
> music library and without putting load, perpetuate HDD activity and
> hight temperature on my Mybook Live NAS):
> "Now... LMS can run on the Touch as well as you know and although it
> lacks an installer you can technically (if done manually) also install
> plugins there and this might actually even work with the ickStream
> plugin (haven't tried it)."
> 
> 
> This I tried, but failed. And when I asked for help on this thread,
> Michael, was kind enough to answer and inform me about the scarce memory
> resources on the Squeezebox Touch, that installing the Ickstream plugin
> there probably wouldn't work, and that installing LMS on a Rasberry PI
> probably was a better idea to acheive the functionality I'm looking
> for.
> 
> 
> Now, for the time being, LMS is running with the Ickstream plugin on my
> Mybook Live NAS, which is really driving me nuts with the etarnally
> spinning disks, its scary high operating temperatures and my fear of
> disk crash and data loss. 
> 
> 
> Since I today mostly listen to streamed online music and it's soon
> Christmas, I'm seriously contemplating a ready made Rasberry Pi solution
> with a cabinet and a decent soundcard...
> 
> 
> In the meantime, if anybody against all odds has any luck and could
> share their experience in installing Ickstream as a working plugin on
> the Squeezebox Touch TinySC or installing LMS with the Ickstream plugin
> on a WD Mybook Live NAS while managing to get the disks to spin down on
> inactivity, I'd be happy to hear about it!
> 
> Have a nice day!
> 
> 
> Vegard
> 
> 
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