Looks like their new Harmony 1000 is either line of sight or with a
optional IR repeater that operates on RF. Seems like that would be
compatible with any system.
Can you receive cover art through IR from the SB? :-)
A new remote as everybody is talking about will imho need wireless
networki
Damn. I was hoping someone would show me how to do it. I guess I am
going to have to learn how to write .bat files.
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Unless it's a IR based device (limited functionality and not what
people want) or just a fancy Logitech/SD branded web tablet (i.e. a
crippled 770), it's going to have to have some kind of proprietory
software if it's going to be as slick as, and compete with, the Sono's.
What does proprietary e
Media Streaming is clearing an up and coming
market and SD are not going to be able to continue forever on ripped
CDs as a source - CD is a dated format now and I'm sure the music
industry would dearly love to hasten its demise. Online music and DRM
is going to be the future whether we like it or
I would like to congratulate the Slim Devices crew on their sale to
Logitech.
I have only had my Squeezebox for unde a month but it is possible one
of the finest things I have bought.
As long as the management team stay, or have opportunity to imprint
their ethos on the Logitech appointed replac
How hard it would be for Sean to take the money, go back to his garage
and design another cool toy?
And we still would have been left with our working boxes and SlimServer
software to play with...
Logitech must keep Sean (and the SD team) happy for a while. Otherwise,
the acquisition does not ma
Congrats to the Slim team. I just hope they will stay a bit when all
their options will be vested... I have been through 4 acquisitions and
have never seen anything good coming out of them. Sure, I made some
cash but lost a lot of pride.
Talking about pride, even if the quality of the hardware an
Can I get my bug/issue fixed now!!
Now that SD has access to more resources!! :-)
live long and prosper!!
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Well said, Ben.
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Just for completeness -- and people using the forum search functionality
to research this subject -- I ended up ordering a DIYEDEN Great March
DAC, modified by Pacific Valve
(http://www.pacificvalve.us/DIYEDEDNGMM.html). I haven't fired it up
yet and, frankly, I had a hard time deciding between th
To believe that, having read only the introduction, you already know the
whole story of the future of Slim & Logitech is to believe there is
nothing unique or different about either company.
Do you?
So why did you buy a Squeezebox?
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On 10/19/06, Nostromo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Reading some of the posts in this thread, you'd believe that it wasWall-Mart, and not Logitech, that bought Slimdevices.
+1. There are have been a large number of simply obnoxious posts the last few days from some people who have somehow associated
I couldn't agree more. I have a working level of Slimserver and two (three in a few days) working Squeezeboxes (SB1, SB2, and SB3). While I hope (and believe) that Slim Devices will continue to make good products, that won't affect how I enjoy my current Squeezeboxes.
On 10/19/06, radish <[EMAIL
Some of the very strong opinions being expressed here seem a bit out of
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Whilst I share some concerns with you, I'm not ready to write Slim off
just yet. Your last line confuses me though - what makes you think my
squeezeboxes and transporter are suddenly going to stop working just
because the company that made them has changed hands? I don't care if
they never release
Quicken;148013 Wrote:
> You see IMHO this is just not true at all. The biggest audiophile
> community I am aware of is head-fi: the kind of place people will spend
> thousands of dollars on a set of headphones (take your pick on the
> brand), hundreds of dollars on a headphone amp, a thousand dol
My experience dealing with Slim Devices has been nothing but a customer
service and technical support pleasure.
My experience dealing with Logitech has been nothing but a customer
service and technical support hassle.
I own recent products from both companies; I guess the dream ride is
over.
Reading some of the posts in this thread, you'd believe that it was
Wall-Mart, and not Logitech, that bought Slimdevices.
IMO, its very interesting that Logitech wants to branch off in the a/v
business.
Maybe Logitech should model themselves on the car industry: have one
brand for high-end
Oh, look, over there. Yeah, there, in the corner of the garage. A box
full of tangled cables and spent, cheap plastic crap emblazened with
the Logitech logo. The future resting place of our (now beloved)
SB's?
I appreciate the cute optimism of many of the posters (altho the
unashamed and relen
Just heard the news so am of course quite late to the discussion. Read
most of the posts and can see many different futures ahead for SD and
Logitech but to my mind the most likely is that Logitech will create a
good or perhaps very good music device - with a much larger market.
Slim Devices had t
On 19-Oct-06, at 6:07 PM, JJZolx wrote:
bklaas;147820 Wrote:
wow, the slashdot comments are so negative it make our logitech thread
look like a happy-fun parade. guess you'd expect that from the g33k
crowd...
I for one have shifted my personal feelings about the acquisition from
100% negativ
Hi.
I am wondering if it is possible to use an external program (such as
amarok), to create a playlist that slimserver will recognize.
I have slimserver setup to use the directory /music/playlists for
playlists, but playlists I created with amarok appear as empty within
slimserver. The playlists
FWIW WMAL is definately a problem if you use a NAS such as Infrant. When
running the SB from the embedded SlimServer in the Infrant's OS, there
is *no* transcoding option. It refuses to open the file. Not the
end-all I know for a lot of users, but I wanted to point it out. Others
have commented on
Is there a good place to go for instructions in the use of that program.
I am a little confused as to what I need to do.
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FWIW guys, I just replenished my allofmp3 account today WITH MC.
My last refill was via Click&Buy since there was no MC option. Guess
they just re-instated that payment option.
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Howard Darwen;147992 Wrote:
> >
> > With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just
> > rip to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
> >
> >
>
> erm ... cos FLAC has tags ... and if you save 40% of hard disk space
> ...
> FLAC does make a difference when you have lots of trac
cliveb;147654 Wrote:
> This is bang on the mark. The high-end audio marketplace is *extremely*
> badge-sensitive, and the Transporter branded as a Logitech product will
> not sell, period.
>
You see IMHO this is just not true at all. The biggest audiophile
community I am aware of is head-fi: th
Congratulations to Sean and all of the Slim team. Also congratulations
to Logitech for another great acquisition. If Logitech can repeat the
success of the Harmony acquisition we will all be off for it.
The success of the company will also be very dependent on the support
of the open source com
TiredLegs;148008 Wrote:
> Maybe then we'll have to start calling the company Fat Devices.
Or Sony Devices.
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Skunk;148006 Wrote:
> just tell us first if you're gonna start putting rootkits and stuff in
> the software, unkay?
Maybe then we'll have to start calling the company Fat Devices.
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just tell us first if you're gonna start putting rootkits and stuff in
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Looks like their new Harmony 1000 is either line of sight or with a
optional IR repeater that operates on RF. Seems like that would be
compatible with any system.
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bklaas;147820 Wrote:
> wow, the slashdot comments are so negative it make our logitech thread
> look like a happy-fun parade. guess you'd expect that from the g33k
> crowd...
>
> I for one have shifted my personal feelings about the acquisition from
> 100% negative to 96% negative. That's a 4% i
Danny:
One thing to check, it'll only take a few minutes.
A few months back there was someone else with this problem, only it was
6.2 or 6.3, not 6.5.
Turns out, he (she? Can't remember now) had ID3V1 and ID3V2 tags in
some files, and the info from one set was different than the other
set.
Don
Rather odd wording, this (at least I find)
> The company responsible for such streaming-audio goodness as the
> Transporter and Squeezebox is set to suckle from the Logitech marketing
> teat
also a bit odd for use of language
> According to [...] Adams, every last man jack on his staff has acc
jeffluckett;147741 Wrote:
> I just ordered the Harmony 688 for $69 from NewEgg
> (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16880100708).
> Overall, I think the "state memory" is worth the extra price. The
> rest of the Harmony line definitely prices me out of the market though.
Yeah
Logitech are taking a bit of a risk with SD since Slimserver is GPL -
they have only bought IPR to the SB firmware/hardware and possibly
Squeezenetwork.
If users don't like the direction Logitech takes, it is quite possible
for a small startup to make new Next generation/High end Squeezeboxes -
i
autopilot;147990 Wrote:
> I wonder how the Sonos boardroom have taken this news. Laughing or
> crying? The Cred-O-Meter(tm) has just swung massively in thier
> direction judging by most peoples reactions.
It depends which direction Slim goes now. If they want to take on
Sonos one-on-one, Logite
Some things that may happen now that i am thinking in a bad mood somehow
(not related to this thread)
1) If something like the Transporter don´t sell in high enough numbers
- goodbye
2) Adressing issues only concern some, when the crowd of users grow to
logitech niveau - goodbye
3) If the majority
I thought this was old news TBH, they stoped taking Visa and Mastercard
a few weeks ago, and Paypal months ago. They are already in the process
of getting around it with some kind of credit/voucher system from what i
can tell.
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*Amp:* Cambrid
People are already talking about a new remote, which would be great,
however this opens up a whole new can of worms itself when concidering
todays takeover news.
Unless it's a IR based device (limited functionality and not what
people want) or just a fancy Logitech/SD branded web tablet (i.e. a
c
With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just
rip to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
erm ... cos FLAC has tags ... and if you save 40% of hard disk space ...
FLAC does make a difference when you have lots of tracks ...
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People are already talking about a new remote, which would be nice,
however this opens up a whole new can of worms itself...
Unless it's a IR based device (limited functionality and not what
people want) or just a fancy Logitech/SD branded web tablet (i.e. a
crippled 770), it's going to have to h
I'm sure you all agree that Sean and his team, know their product, and
what is best for the product's expansion, and their personal pockets.
They would have investigated Logitech , and Logitech's experience with
take overs of this type, plus they also know what it takes to expand
their business,
Thank You
Didn't know i had to do that but it worked out.
Mike
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How about http://www.gomusic.ru/ ?
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Main Entry: au·dio·phile
Pronunciation: 'o-dE-O-"fI(-&)l
Function: noun
: a person who takes the pursuit of high-fidelity sound reproduction so
seriously that they don't have to listen to music anymore.
-
I'm also not sure to be happy or sad. But my experience from 25 years in
consumer electronics tends to move me in the not happy direction. Anyone
remember Infinity before Harmon took over or JBL, or Mark Levinson?? and
Harmon is an electronics company. Many examples of high'er end
companies that
Mitch Harding> "I don't think Logitech would be selling $1k Harmony
remotes if the only
market they cared about was $99 players..."
While I didn't say $99 players was the "only market" they cared about,
this is the market they play in well. Lots of companies have a
flagship or 'flyer' product li
Incredibly swift response! Much appreciated!
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Dan Sully;147909 Wrote:
> FLAC support is here to stay.
> SqueezeNetwork is here to stay.
> Linux/Unix support is here to stay.
I believe that you mean this. But -- and I don't mean this to be harsh
-- the whole problem with a buyout like this is that you're no longer in
a position to make thes
Well, I don't whether to be happy or sad Come to think of it I feel
it's more disappointment.
I too hope that the big company ethos doesn't bleed over into Slim
Devices, but somehow really have to try to convince myself of this.
All I ask (like most on here) is that the current relationship be
You could be right that they will go that route and try to force people into DRM. I can't imagine them getting rid of CDs and then not giving us a lossless option, but I can definitely seem them trying to force us down the DRM path.
However, I have a feeling that in the long run fair use will win
PhilNYC;147964 Wrote:
> With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just rip
> to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
How about tagging? A massive music collection isn't very useful
without tags. Unless of course you want your audio gear to function
like a Shuffle!
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PhilNYC;147964 Wrote:
> With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just rip
> to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
because you can't properly tag a wav track.
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Quoting skieswideopen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I installed 6.5.0 only to find that when viewing the HTML interface to
slim server, I got a javascript error when the (right-side) squeezebox
pane attempted to automatically refresh.
known bug, fixed in 6.5.1 nightly builds.
I also found that sud
But what happens when you can no longer buy a "physical" CD
and we're all having to download our media digitally?
Then I quit buying music. Sad, but that is what I will do.
Even if the digital music is lossless and not DRMed? If so, what
is the rationale? I'm just curious -- not trying to
I don't think Logitech would be selling $1k Harmony remotes if the only market they cared about was $99 players...On 10/19/06, thaumaturge <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Well, Sean and the boys cashed out. I'm disappointed, but not surprised.
Good for them. Better to take the offer now before the SB sh
shabbs;147963 Wrote:
> I see the logo has already incorporated the Logitech name:
>
> http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_squeezebox.html
>
> It has begun...
Yeah, I saw that.
I saved their old logo from my SlimServer page just for old times'
sake:
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Even if the digital music is lossless and not DRMed? If so, what is the rationale? I'm just curious -- not trying to be argumentative.On 10/19/06, Kevin O. Lepard
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>But what happens when you can no longer buy a>"physical" CD and we're all having to download our media di
PhilNYC;147964 Wrote:
> With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just rip
> to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
Still they don´t give away free HDs and tagging, replaygain and other
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Well, Sean and the boys cashed out. I'm disappointed, but not surprised.
Good for them. Better to take the offer now before the SB shipments
drop off after even more media-server products are released this
quarter at half or a third of the SB price. Slim Devices' exit was
never going to be an IPO
Jetlag;147912 Wrote:
>
> 2. FLAC support in perpetuity (unless something better AND also free
> comes along in the interim)?
>
With the never-ending price drops in hard drive prices, why not just
rip to WAV files and not worry about FLAC?
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disc
I see the logo has already incorporated the Logitech name:
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_squeezebox.html
It has begun...
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(http://www.rarewares.org/mp
1. Will SS remain an integral part of Infrant's "Frontview" OS in
their ReadyNAS line? ***this is critical for me***
I suspect a lot of that is up to Infrant, not SlimDevices (or Logitech).
Kevin
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FLAC support is here to stay.
Hurrah!
SqueezeNetwork is here to stay.
Hurrah! (#2)
Linux/Unix support is here to stay.
Hurrah! (#3)
We're certainly a fretful bunch, aren't we? ;-)
Thanks, though.
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ModelCitizen;147905 Wrote:
> I bet you that terms like this probably do not exist in written format,
> but that they do exist. And this is a big worry. I am certain that it
> would be easier to aquire a license for Apple/MS stuff if you did not
> accommodate the opposition (open source and free f
I installed 6.5.0 only to find that when viewing the HTML interface to
slim server, I got a javascript error when the (right-side) squeezebox
pane attempted to automatically refresh.
I also found that suddenly there was no link for browsing by Artwork.
Fortunately, I managed to remove and re-ins
Every Logitech product I have ever bought has been garbage
This has not been my experience. I use a wireless bluetooth headset
daily (and people tell me they can't tell I'm using it, the quality
is so good) and several Logitech wireless game controllers (and my 8
year old son isn't always a
But what happens when you can no longer buy a
"physical" CD and we're all having to download our media digitally?
Then I quit buying music. Sad, but that is what I will do.
Kevin
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Not a bad price
http://blog.wired.com/music/2006/10/slim_devices_ac.html
"Slim Devices founder and CEO Sean Adams will still be in charge of the
products -- which might become household names with Logitech's strong
distribution channels and marketing budget."
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Kyle;147913 Wrote:
> I use Gimp. I've done some decent Photoshop-type stuff with it. I wish
> I knew enough about it to take advantage of more features.
All I've ever had to do with it:
- resizing. Image - Scale Image. Select "Cubic" for interpolation.
- sharpening. Filters - Enhance - Sh
This acquisition makes sense. I have experienced acquisitions that
didnt (most of them).
Why yes:
1) The acquisition price seems reasonable. I have seen over the top to
a point to weaken the buyer.
2) Logitech acquired state of the art, proven products (not a given in
an acquisition) wi
Kyle;147517 Wrote:
> Junien, how long before we see a DJ-type remote for the Squeezebox?
I agree with a little elaboration.
A new packaged deal with a Squeezebox IV (a SqueezeBox encased in a
Transporter style enclosure), with an enhanced DJ Music System style
remote (The Harmony 1000 is way to
Jetlag;147912 Wrote:
> My top 3 concerns for Logitech/Slim Devices:
>
> 1. Will SS remain an integral part of Infrant's "Frontview" OS in
> their ReadyNAS line? ***this is critical for me***
>
Only Infrant can answer that one...
>
> 2. FLAC support in perpetuity (unless something better AN
On reflection I'm dissappointed about all this, but to a certain extent
I don't know why.
What I have always loved about the Squeezebox is that it married my
interest in music and hi-fi with my love of IT. This was then made
even stronger by the fact that I could read the source and understand
h
Visa and Mastercard have stopped accepting credit card transactions for
Russian music downloading site AllofMP3.
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ModelCitizen;147905 Wrote:
> As for SqueezeNetwork... I really would not get too attached to this.
> It's almost inevitable that it will disappear or not change at all. It
> doesn't make any money and it's not generally a reason anyone buys a
> Squeezebox.
>
> MC
Don't kid yourself, SN is here
Dan Sully;147909 Wrote:
> FLAC support is here to stay.
>
> SqueezeNetwork is here to stay.
>
> Linux/Unix support is here to stay.
Come on Dan...stop sitting on the fence!!
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Like you I have been struggling with this one since 6.5
I stumbled on this solution which might work for you
In your flac files create a tag called wm/albumartist and populate it
with the artist name - I used MP3tag really easy to do.
Do a complete clear and rescan and see if it solves y
While Slim Devices probably has the best solutions overall from a
technical standpoint (especially now with their true audiophile player)
that they're nowhere near the top of market with sales. I'd imagine
Roku, Apple (Airport Express), Linksys, etc. have the bottom end
covered, and Sonos, Escient
I don't think the RIAA really worries much about FLAC. If they were go to go after anything, it would be MP3. FLAC is used by so few people that I doubt it's causing anyone to lose any sleep.
On 10/19/06, Robert_W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
jeffluckett;147863 Wrote:> Just curious ... but what mot
Wow, that's not my experience at all. I've had several mice from them and one webcam, and all of them performed well and were good values for the money. Not sure about support since I've never had to call it for my Logitech products.
On 10/19/06, Mark Norton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:This is bad
to get this to work. my album count, artist count, song count was
accurate in 6.3. Now, in 6.5.1, my library is jacked. I would like to
get it to work correctly. I ripped all albums using Easy CD DA. I
modified the tags either with Media Monkey or Tag & Rename. I do have
"Various Artists" in
I use Gimp. I've done some decent Photoshop-type stuff with it. I wish
I knew enough about it to take advantage of more features.
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Kyle;147908 Wrote:
> Do you know what your scanning resolution is? Are they all about the
> same?
I'm no expert, but beyond a certain point, I don't think it really
matters because you end up getting 5800 X 4600 images or whatever,
weighing in at 60 MB, that you have to resize anyway.
Of cours
Jetlag;147847 Wrote:
> I was just getting ready to order a Transporter, but now I am quite
> hesitant. My concerns?
>
> 1. Will we continue to see the release of "dailies", timely updates
> and bug fixes or will this turn into a rare firmware upgrade once every
> blue moon? Will these frequen
FLAC support is here to stay.
SqueezeNetwork is here to stay.
Linux/Unix support is here to stay.
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Do you know what your scanning resolution is? Are they all about the
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Scanners are so cheap these days, you may want to just try one out.
I get good results using my 6-year-old Canon FB630U. I don't think
they've changed all that much since then.
My advice would be to concentrate instead on the software you use to
resize and retouch. A good, free, open-source al
CatBus;147877 Wrote:
> If, for example, Logitech negotiates licensing terms for the WMA codec
> that charges them per codec supported by the device, then it is in
> their finincial interests to reduce the number of supported codecs as
> much as possible. I have no idea if such terms exist, but i
Congrats, I hope you can use the large company power to get more people
using sqeezeboxen. Every time I goto a store and see a Roku, I think..
"I wish the squeezebox was on the shelf next to it"
I hope you don't end up like the poor guys at empeg. After
SonicBlue/Rio/D&M were done with them, th
I have an Epson Cx4800 Printer/Scanner/Copier, and it does a very
respectable job scanning photos. It even does color correction and
some basic fixes.
Of course, the quality of your final product is going to be dependent
upon the quality of the original print (make sure it and the scanner
glass
Is there a home printer/scanner that does a good job of scanning
photographs, or do I need to go to a photo shop? How about the
machines at Target or Wal-Mart? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Mark Norton;147896 Wrote:
> This is bad news - the worst. Every Logitech product I have ever bought
> has been garbage - badly made, dummed down to the lowest possible build
> cost and it will only be a matter of time before the rot migrates across
> to the Squeezebox and SlimServer. And don't ge
This is bad news - the worst. Every Logitech product I have ever bought
has been garbage - badly made, dummed down to the lowest possible build
cost and it will only be a matter of time before the rot migrates across
to the Squeezebox and SlimServer. And don't get me started on Logitech
support. S
jeffluckett;147863 Wrote:
> Just curious ... but what motivation would Logitech have for dropping
> FLAC support???
Just hypothetical but lets say..
When one big corporate entity, IE the RIAA decides that maybe DRM is
the way to go, then they put pressure, or go into cohoots with
sayoth
mzpro5;147872 Wrote:
> Can Sean or Dan or someone from Logitech address conserns about Squeeze
> Network's future?
I was just about to ask the same question.
About half of my SB use is via SN. I even paid for a Pandora account so
I could listen to it on my SB via SN.
Of course, even before Lo
It's not anything definitive, but yesterday when someone expressed concern that Slim would stop supporting Linux, Sean tried to reassure them by pointing out that Squeezenetwork itself runs on Linux. That comment would be a little misleading if Sean knew that there were plans to kill off Squeezene
jeffluckett;147863 Wrote:
> Just curious ... but what motivation would Logitech have for dropping
> FLAC support???
If, for example, Logitech negotiates licensing terms for the WMA codec
that charges them per codec supported by the device, then it is in
their finincial interests to reduce the nu
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