doggieflyer;315933 Wrote:
#2 Why is the product so stubborn about using wireless when an Ethernet
cable is attached? Even the controller wording tells you to get within
reach of a wireless network when an ethernet connection attempt fails.
Why on some setup attempts do I not get the option
I just got SqueezeNetwork 7.0.1 and that seemed to resolve the problem,
however, there is an order to get it to work. I had to install the new
software on my Mac. You need to log in as ROOT as well. Once the
Server was updated I was able to see the Duet in the drop down list.
After that I was
bluegroper;315919 Wrote:
Yes, my SB3 is presently at home.
When not streaming music (from server also at home), I like to turn off
my server. Its quieter that way, and I can sleep better.
But I also like to use the Weather Plugin on SB3 (dimmed), even when
home server is off.
Or listen to
Anyway... SqueezeNetwork 7.0.1 and OSX Server 10.4.x is go!
Just in case you realise 7.0.1 doesn't scan your full collection: there was an
issue in 7.0.1 which caused the scan to fail on _some_ systems (mainly largish
collections). In this case you should get 7.0.2. If not: enjoy your music
I have a D-Link broadband router to which all the cables are
wired...The Squeezebox system gave me many fits without a wireless
router so I went and bought a new wireless router
Have you ensured that only one of the routers is a live DHCP server and
that the devices aren't otherwise in conflict?
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doggieflyer;315933 Wrote:
I've spent 14 hours over the last two days trying to get this system to
work. I can't begin to explain the amount of inconsistent behavior
I've experienced.What you've described in your post is more or less identical
to the
behaviour I've been experiencing with my
snarlydwarf;315968 Wrote:
You can do all that except the Weather Plugin with Squeezenetwork.
Which is why I'd like to be able to configure the SB to point it to a
SC server using a FQDN, rather than a quad.dotted.ip.address.
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egd;315991 Wrote:
What you've described in your post is more or less identical to the
behaviour I've been experiencing with my Controller and Receiver, wired
and/ or unwired.
I don't have any answers, but I share your frustration - and have
shelved the Duet hoping that in around 6 months
bummer!
anyone around who could code sth like this?
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I think that while using a small system drive is appropriate for many
server systems, WHS thinks different.
The general recommendation for WHS is to use the largest drive as the
system drive. This is because WHS partitions off a system drive and
then uses the physical drive as a 'landing zone'.
Whilst I haven't used it, good things are posted on the Whirlpool site
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Could be good way to get those squeezebox receivers
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I have both (and a Nokia 770 and an Asus Eee - all get used as
Squeezebox controllers occasionally!).
If funds are tight and you fancy getting a mobile wifi browser, get an
iPod Touch. It gives most of the use of the Controller, and is the
best wifi mobile browser out there. Lovely product.
I had both, and both are far from perfect in their use as a controller.
I returned the Controller because it's screen is not good outdoors, and
is no match for the iPhone/Touch screen. You also get far more for your
money, more than just a controller for your $299, with the iPhone/Touch
as
Same for me here. I can understand that the incentive from Logitech to
build such an app is quite low but I would be willing to pay for a good
software squeezebox implementation. Softsqueeze is still too unreliable
on the connectivity part.
Nuno
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Probably, i dont know of anyone why would want to, i always though the
iPod music quiz was uber-naff.
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I'm having the same problem. I've rebooted the server a few times and
the item hasn't come back. Any other thoughts to fix this?
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Thanks for all the responses and ideas. One that a couple of you hit on
I will definitely try.
The wired and wireless routers I think both are providing DHCP. I can
tell because the IP range on the wired is 192.168.0.x while those
connecting to the wireless show 192.168.2.x. I will try to
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doggieflyer;316039 Wrote:
Thanks for all the responses and ideas. One that a couple of you hit on
I will definitely try.
The wired and wireless routers I think both are providing DHCP. I can
tell because the IP range on the wired is 192.168.0.x while those
connecting to the wireless
Phil Leigh wrote:
oh - I think you only want one device handing out DHCP on your
network...and you want everything on the same subnet (well at least you
need to guarantee that your SC server, router and duet are all on the
same subnet)
Other than that it's the default setting on most network
Phil Leigh wrote:
oh - I think you only want one device handing out DHCP on your
network...and you want everything on the same subnet (well at least you
need to guarantee that your SC server, router and duet are all on the
same subnet)
I'll be stronger than Phil. You really *must* have only
ftlight;316047 Wrote:
Phil Leigh wrote:
oh - I think you only want one device handing out DHCP on your
network...and you want everything on the same subnet (well at least
you
need to guarantee that your SC server, router and duet are all on
the
same subnet)
Other than that it's
Phil Leigh;316044 Wrote:
you need to guarantee that your SC server, router and duet are all on
the same subnet
Before someone reads that and takes it as gospel, you don't _need_ to
have SBC + SBR + SC all on the same subnet, it just makes things easier
if they are.
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iPeng is great, the only drawback is that it has to reload the pages
which takes a couple of seconds each time. If it goes native, i'm
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Phil Leigh wrote:
ftlight;316047 Wrote:
Phil Leigh wrote:
oh - I think you only want one device handing out DHCP on your
network...and you want everything on the same subnet (well at least
you
need to guarantee that your SC server, router and duet are all on
the
same subnet)
Other than
andynormancx wrote:
Pat Wrote:
you*must* be on the same subnet.
Before someone reads that and takes it as gospel, you don't _need_ to
have SBC + SBR + SC all on the same subnet, it just makes things easier
if they are.
OK, I'll let your weakening hold, I'll just say it
If you don't have
Phil Leigh wrote:
Other than that it's the default setting on most network devices, is
there any good reason to use DHCP for static network devices whose IP
address should never change?
Bill - Not in my book! - I never use DHCP... (but some people seem to
like it)
I run DHCP on
pfarrell;316060 Wrote:
it sometimes becomes impossible for mortals to make work.
Thankfully most mortals aren't going to have more than one subnet ;-)
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andynormancx
Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
I have already submited this in bugzilla
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6879
I have a couple of SBs connecting remotley. In Switzerland the
Cable-Internet public IPs don't change if you never unplug your modem..
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andynormancx;316054 Wrote:
Before someone reads that and takes it as gospel, you don't _need_ to
have SBC + SBR + SC all on the same subnet, it just makes things easier
if they are.
Andy - I know it is not mandatory...I'm just trying to simplify things
for a few people. When do you REALLY
Phil Leigh wrote:
Well, Pat...I guess as you are doing a MAC/IP bind that's sort of an
alternate way of locking things down...neat. Kind of like DHCP
one-shot :o)
Yes, and its easy with the usual DHCP daemons that come with all the
usual Linux distros.
I do a lot of wireless networking stuff
Good info everyone. Fortunately I do understand all you're saying.
Putting on my generic user hat, Logitech needs to simplify network
handling because most users won't know DHCP from ABC. I'd have no clue
that I was running two DHCP servers if I didn't have a bit of networking
experience in
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Phil Leigh;316045 Wrote:
what OS are you using?
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Hi.
Using Media Center 12 and SqueezeCenter 7.0.1, I'm facing the following
problem: On MC12 I've created several playlists, of which I'm editing
one, ie. I'm moving titles from that one into other playlists. All
playlists are then exported to C:/User/Music. At this point I'm working
in MC12.
doggieflyer;316077 Wrote:
Putting on my generic user hat, Logitech needs to simplify network
handling because most users won't know DHCP from ABC. I'd have no clue
that I was running two DHCP servers if I didn't have a bit of networking
experience in my day job.
I imagine my setup is
Hi,
Do the Controller and the iTouch both support the weather forecast and
condition plug ins and do they show on the screens?
I just watched the YouTube video on the controller and it looks really
good. I have no idea how the iTouch would work but it does have more
uses which is nice.
Thanks,
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Keep in mind I'm trying to create an all-wired network. All the
squeezeboxes are wired to the same Ethernet router. Some of the
receivers insist on connecting via wireless even though I wish them not
to. I've unplugged the wireless outright and then the controller fails
to connect to the
doggieflyer;316091 Wrote:
Keep in mind I'm trying to create an all-wired network. All the
squeezeboxes are wired to the same Ethernet router. Some of the
receivers insist on connecting via wireless even though I wish them not
to. I've unplugged the wireless outright and then the
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well i wasn't trying to copy or compare the ipod with it's functions to
the squeezebox. I don't own one, maybe that's why I thought that little
quiz was fun to play for a couple of minutes...
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For a 'senior software engineer with networking experience' you don't
seem to have much of an engineering approach to problem solving. Just
an observation.
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Amcluesent, your response is just negative and not useful. It's easy to
judge when things are working well for you but my experience has been
extremely painful. If you saw the thought process going into all the
troubleshooting I've done, you would understand. I didn't come on to
the forum and
doggieflyer;316098 Wrote:
Amcluesent, your response is just negative and not useful. It's easy to
judge when things are working well for you but my experience has been
extremely painful. If you saw the thought process going into all the
troubleshooting I've done, you would understand. I
Not for you Phil. Someone posted a nasty response after yours but it
looks like a forum admin deleted it.
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doggieflyer;316101 Wrote:
Not for you Phil. Someone posted a nasty response after yours but it
looks like a forum admin deleted it.
Ah...OK. Sorry.
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
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redgum;316003 Wrote:
I've been using WHS for almost a year and, after some initial teething
problems with getting consistent playback from Slimserver, I have been
very impressed. The great backup system has already saved me once and I
find the whole thing just chugs away with minimal
bpa;315052 Wrote:
From thr Wiki entry on AAC
[...]
Ok so I tried the fadd stuff. Put it into custom-convert.conf as you
said and restarted the server. Now everything in the file type section
of the web inerface is greyed out. See attached screeshot.
I also tried commenting out everything
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Greyed out means SC couldn't find the faad application you just
installed. So either the faad applications is called something other
than faad or else it is not installed in a directories which Sc looks.
Was the application called faad or faad2 ? If it is called faad2 then
the
bpa;316139 Wrote:
Greyed out means SC couldn't find the faad application you just
installed. So either the faad applications is called something other
than faad or else it is not installed in a directories which Sc looks.
Was the application called faad or faad2 ? If it is called faad2
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All mov123 does is call QuickTime libraries to decode so the problem is
in QuickTime.
Variations of this problem have been reported from time to time on
Windows platform but it seems to only affect a small number of systems.
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bpa;316146 Wrote:
All mov123 does is call QuickTime libraries to decode so the problem is
in QuickTime.
Variations of this problem have been reported from time to time on
Windows platform but it seems to only affect a small number of systems.
Well please excuse my ignorance here but
The code for mov123 is online and can be read easily and IIRC there is
no processing of audio data except through QuickTime library calls.
That said, mov123 seem to use an older supported but not preferred
library interface and perhaps that is where the error is creeping in
and why existing
Sike;316065 Wrote:
I have already submited this in bugzilla
Great idea.
We too use our local SB and remote SC tucked up inside IpCop firewalled
networks. Somethings similar to your m0n0wall setup.
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Mike,
this is actually something I had wanted for some time, as someone whose
normal method of browsing the forums is to click on New Posts but who
can sometimes get interrupted in a session and lose the tagging of
unread new posts of genuine interest before the next session.
However when I did
Hi Guys,
Have finally got my Duet, very exciting. The only problem is, no dice
conecting it to my network. This includes updating the firmware using
the SD slot under the battery.
Is anyone operating their Duet (or any Squeezebox) successfully with a
Speedstream 5620 modem?
ps. have googled,
davep;316167 Wrote:
What I would like is the ability to wipe the slate clean at any point
and mark all posts as read so that next time I can start with genuine
new posts and take it from there.
Is this possible?
Look under Quick Links.
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I just upgraded from Slimserver to SqueezeCenter and also put my music
on a NAS. I have an old laptop doing server duties, running the SC
software. So far so good - streaming music to my SB3 works just fine.
But when I try to play music through SC on my PC (opening the web
interface), there's no
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If someone helps me I will gladly say thank you and have a drink in your
honor. Also, I will toast your longevity.
When I browse in my Music Folder the remote keys don't match up
properly with letters. If I hit key 4 the display jumps to the first
folder beginning with G. That is as expected.
Have you tried them further away? I noticed a substantial difference
moving them to about a foot away - the bass port is at the rear and I
really think they want a bit of room. That said they were close to a
wall AND on the floor so I don't know whether it was the height or the
wall distance
MikV;316087 Wrote:
Does slimfx work with safari? If so, you won't have to wait for any
refresh while navigating...
The iPod Touch doesn't support flash yet, so unfortunately it can't run
slimfx.
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Thanks, Snarly. Despite almost daily visits to these forums I have
never looked into the Quick Links menu. Mark Forums Read does just what
I need.
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