Is anyone able to give instructions on how to make Inguz work on either
SBS 7.5.2 or 7.6 on a Windows 7 machine driving an SB Classic? There
are various suggestions for editing the plugin file but it is hard to
compile a working solution from all the scraps of information out
there? And certainly
Rodney_Gold;598221 Wrote:
1st xporter knob was broken , got a new unit , then the display went
after a month , got a new unit , all good now - however I never use the
knob - the remote or puter itself is great. Seems the knobs and displays
were weak points.
So you are voting for the high
Well if I designed a new SB product it would be Home cinema receiver
Ethernet in hdmi out nothing else at all, the rest is on the server .
That would still be a small anonymous cheap thing but able to put out
all formats that hdmi can cary if the server software is up tp it .
HD movies and 6
iPhone;598263 Wrote:
Which is kind of where I was hoping the next device after the Touch
would go. No display or knob, TP size case, plenty of RAM/CPU to run
full SBS internally, killer onboard power supplies, two 2TB drives,
built-in powered USB hub, all the current TP I/O, priced under
Hm, I guess it depends what one understands by a 2. incarnation of the
Transporter. If it is to be envisioned as an upmarket, high-grade
device (with whatever functionality is deemed appropriate) and priced
= 1k USD, I will only consider it if first:
1. Logitech get their act together as far as
bhaagensen;598281 Wrote:
1. Logitech get their act together as far as servicing goes. I'm just
not going to invest in equipment which effectively becomes a
paperweight if it fails outside the 1-2 year warranty period.
Is this true? Has Logitech weighed in on this somewhere? As a
I think Logitech learned their lesson with the Duet/Receiver. There
won't be another Squeezebox without a screen and the ability to
configure the device from the device itself.
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iPhone;598263 Wrote:
...No display or knob, TP size case, plenty of RAM/CPU to run full SBS
internally, killer onboard power supplies, two 2TB drives, built-in
powered USB hub, all the current TP I/O, priced under $999. With iPeng
and all the tablets available today, who needs a display or
Glass has the potential to vibrate. I stick with wood.
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JJZolx;598314 Wrote:
I think Logitech learned their lesson with the Duet/Receiver. There
won't be another Squeezebox without a screen and the ability to
configure the device from the device itself.
Good old dip switches :P or some rotary knobs for network address setup
with a screwdriver.
On 12/30/2010 10:22 AM, konut wrote:
Glass has the potential to vibrate. I stick with wood.
The stuff that they use to make guitars and violins?
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konut;598319 Wrote:
Glass has the potential to vibrate. I stick with wood.
Depends on the glass and how it is used/secured. Waterfall Audio
Speakers are actually made with all glass cabinets.
Another thing to consider is what is going on the shelf. If its just
electronics like Amp, Pre-Amp,
On 30/12/10 15:22, konut wrote:
Glass has the potential to vibrate. I stick with wood.
I think you'll find that pretty much *everything* has the potential to
vibrate.
R.
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your momo;598317 Wrote:
Having the NECESSITY of building up a wi-fi network to just control my
audio system is none-sense ...having the POSSIBILITY to do it is
however an asset.
Seriously wi-fi is not mature to control audio system in real usage,
just changing one click on the volume
I find that heavy hifi stuff with rubber feets damps the glass shelves
pretty good, from emitting any sound.
yes you can hear furniture but by acoustical means not only the hifi
rack I have the book cases filled with books in my listening room and
no large closed cabinets *they* resonate. I once
joeriz;598313 Wrote:
Is this true? Has Logitech weighed in on this somewhere?
I checked up on matters a bit and while I still get the impression it
is true, I must in all fairness add that i) in Denmark the TP is/was
sold with a 3 year warranty and ii) I haven't been able to find an
official
iPhone;598355 Wrote:
As for your WiFi issues, when I tap or slide volume up on my iPeng or
Controllers, the volume goes up immediately! Are you referring to using
WiFi to change the volume of a Squeezebox connected to MySB.com? That is
completely dependent on ones ISP and route to the
pfarrell;598334 Wrote:
On 12/30/2010 10:22 AM, konut wrote:
Glass has the potential to vibrate. I stick with wood.
The stuff that they use to make guitars and violins?
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ABSOLUTELY! I mount all of my components on old guitars and violins.
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konut;598431 Wrote:
ABSOLUTELY! I mount all of my components on old guitars and violins.
Acoustic or electric or both?
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Transporter 2 (oops) - Touch
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twheatley;598094 Wrote:
anyone have any experience here? Was thinking about the Hi fi Racks
Podium (solid, dense wood) or the Atacama Equinox SE (glass).
thanks as ever!
I have used and use both wood and glass shelves.
My main stereo rack has a steel frame with some type of composite
Nice to see the Transporter still being sold.
I like some of the ideas posted for a future player, though I am still
very happy with my trusty old Transporter, Boom and Classic. Only
reason I would upgrade is if it had video support, but that's a
different ballgame I guess. Or if it was so cool
I have ordered the Gator boards, and while I wait for the delivery, am
wondering if anyone here had tried and what are the early impressions?
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The comments in this thread hint at exactly why it's unlikely there will
be any more Squeezeboxes. I'd like video streaming, I'd like no screen,
I'd like an internal amp, I'd like AM/FM, I'd like a nicer case, I'd
like internal disk drives. Customers don't know where Squeezebox goes
next, so
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