mherger wrote: > > - no more switching back and forth of the player between servers > > [..] > > OTOH this simplifies playing music from different servers: if you run > multiple UEML instances in your network, you would see all of them when > > entering the My Music menu. Just browse one of them, add tracks. Go back > > to the other server, add more tracks etc. Mixed playlists without > "switching" servers. >
I like that. Reduces one big problem that new users typically have users. - is playlist editing available in the iOS Controller? - is the Controller a native App or based on the same technology you use now? - is there still an option to sync devices? - will firmware and the server code keep OpenSource or did you switch to closed source now? While of course I don't like seeing Squeezeboxes to phase out, this product (if it supports syncing) would still be a viable alternative to me compared to Sonos. - it has knobs (the main missing piece of a Sonos, which still is the #1 reason I don't buy into them) - I'd still have hope, that Logitech (with reduced support and more happy users) is successfull with this new product and over the time adds a stereo device and a speakerless device. Porting the firmware to the Touch would be a breeze - maybe just do a small case, where the USB port + SD-Card port is not visible anymore. Noone would ever ask again, if that little thing with a nice screen that can be connected to the receiver could act as a server. - NAS manufacturers will keep providing packages with the new server software. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bluegaspode's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=31651 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=96188 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
