Windows drivers, ASIO etc has no relevance at all to the way the Duet
works.
Have a read of the beginners guide -
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/BeginnersGuide
Now, the Squeezebox is connected to the same DAC, but doesn't sound so
good..
Have you ripped your CD using a lossless format?
Sorry if this has been asked before but has anyone done a competitive
review of the three iphone controller apps listed here:
http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_third_party.html?
Is the original (iPeng) still the best, and is there any lag compared
to the squeezebox controller. I've got a Nokia N800
Sorry for not explaining my self clearly. What I need to see such
information instead of time remaing, progress bar, etc. It would be a
nice idea to include such capabilities in future releases of
squeezecenter
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Alfetta87;396221 Wrote:
I'm an Audio freak (even professional designer)
Maybe you should try to get a demo of the Transporter or try out the
SB+ (www.at-tunes.co.uk) on a 30 day mnoney back trial. In my
experience the sound quality of the cheaper players (Receiver, SB
Classic) via a DAC do not
check your settings regarding file formats and volume.
volume should be fixed at 100% yes volume works the digital out to !
and no replay gain or similar.
You may just compare apples with oranges. the old source may simply be
louder.
Because volume is not 100%
Because you use replay gain wich in
Why do they keep cocking about with the stream?
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I'm using a modified volume.lua file to control my Meridian amp. It's a
great development but there are a few drawbacks that I've found.
The most serious one is if you use headphones plugged into your
Controller -you get a lot of interference (from the ir emissions?) when
adjusting the
Alfetta87;396221 Wrote:
...As far as I understood, the Squeezecenter is using
Windows' own drivers, and iTunes (which I have installed on my Vista
PC), right? Is it these items who manage the sound?
I'm an Audio freak (even professional designer), but not a PC geek; so
since
iPeng is of course the best :-)
Seriously: it's up to others to judge on that, but there's a similar
thread further down this page in the forum. I haven't seen any
comparative reviews yet.
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vinnielo;396129 Wrote:
Are you using an old address, or did you load it from RadioFeeds?
Yes, loaded from RadioFeeds, address =
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/listen/live/r2.asx, More Info has only two
entries:
1 of 2 File Format=Windows Media
2 of 2 that URL
- so, once again, I can't tell at
Does iPeng have any features that the competition doesn't?
It's a shame with the iTunes store that you can't try software out for
a limited time FOC like with shareware. I know it is only 6 quid, but
it would be nice to be able to try each application for look and feel
first.
Tim
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I hope this post will become a rallying call to the developers to do
something about the lack of synchronisation with software players,
preferably Softsqueeze. I do not think they understand how important
this feature is. I hope others out there feel the same as I and will
add their voice to
netnewt;396282 Wrote:
Now to Squeezeplay. Oh my god! What a dire piece of software. A total
mess, which fails to provide any functionality. The ability to actually
PLAY music using it is an afterthought and it doesn't work properly. The
purpose of Squeezeplay seems to have missed the point
Okay, the progress bar status is a know issue with squeezeslave and
since pause seems to be working correctly in 0.8-26, despite the
progress bar, I'll consider the issue a TODO item. It's not an issue
with Squeezecenter.
The portaudio libary doesn't return the correct stream position status
Just to add, the timing of the two outputs is a bit off. But as I don't
intend actually listening to music like this (the boom is just a couple
of meters away at teh other side of the room) I'm not going to spend
time working out what delays etc to put into the server settings. Every
system is
Have you tried another software player to see if it will sync up? The C
program slimp3slave is about as fundamental/simple as it gets. You will
need a C compiler and a curses library to create the executable. I
don't think anyone has tried to port it to windows yet. But, providing
windows
ModelCitizen wrote:
Alfetta87;396221 Wrote:
I'm an Audio freak (even professional designer)
Maybe you should try to get a demo of the Transporter or try out the
SB+ (www.at-tunes.co.uk) on a 30 day mnoney back trial. In my
experience the sound quality of the cheaper players
funkstar;396295 Wrote:
Just to add, the timing of the two outputs is a bit off. But as I don't
intend actually listening to music like this (the boom is just a couple
of meters away at teh other side of the room) I'm not going to spend
time working out what delays etc to put into the server
Uluen;393257 Wrote:
You know about pressing F11 (on Windows at least) to get fullscreen and
that you can make the text larger and smaller by holding CTRL + mouse
scroll I guess?
I just got SC loaded on my new netbook and have been experimenting with
the Touch skin. I like the look, but the
If it helps, the higher bitrate stream plays louder than the lower
bitrate stream.
You can probably bring up the bouncing bars to determine which is
louder. As far as I'm aware, More Radio - BBC still has the lower
bitrate streams listed.
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peterw;392062 Wrote:
That'd be a pretty straightforward task for a plugin. Have you asked Max
if he might consider it for the Other Players plugin? Home Other
Players Turn all players off ?
Tom did ask me, and yes I would certainly consider adding that to the
next version of Other Players.
Thanks Andy - playlist functionality was the one big thing missing for
me, so it's great that it's been added via the API. It definitely
wasn't working a couple of weeks ago (just goes to show that it is
worth messing around with stuff from time to time when you can't
sleep).
Presumably if the
netnewt;396282 Wrote:
Way back in Squeezecentre v7.2 and before, it was possible to
synchronise Softsqueeze with hardware players such as Squeezebox 3.
This functionality is important to me, and was significant in my
choosing a Squeezecentre based system over Sonos and others. I have
four
timmorris wrote:
Does iPeng have any features that the competition doesn't?
I don't know, I don't speak iPhone.
But your question raises a serious issue with me.
The analysis of a package by the number of features lead directly to
reviewers using checklists to compare. So WordStar had feature X
Hi,
you should take a look at 'MusicInfoSCR'
(http://www.herger.net/slim-plugins/detail.php?nr=446kategorie=slim-)
At least some informations are exportable to the display, e.g. file
type, kbps. I don't think that sample rate is available too (although
could be requested as enhancement). The
I guess it's to prevent desktop users from accessing the stream
directly.
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RADIOFEEDS UK IRELAND..[/B] AN UP-TO-DATE RADIO DIRECTORY FOR YOUR
SQUEEZEBOX/TRANSPORTER
CLICK: [B]HTTP://WWW.RADIOFEEDS.CO.UK/SQUEEZE
With over 350 registered users, it's available for SqueezeNetwork,
Sorry for updating an old post, but I just ran into the same issue:
Needing a balance control.
Id love to use InguzEQ, but its simply unusable on a 1.8GHz P4 PC,
and Im planning to put SC onto a Linux machine eventually.
Many people use SB3 or Duet Receivers with -just- active speakers, and
Key question: how have you created your digital library? Do not expect
your CDs to dound great if all you did was rip them using Windows Media
Player's or iTunes standard settings. It'll just sound ok, and on a good
system you will hear a marked difference between the original and a
compressed
Robin Bowes;381040 Wrote:
Peter wrote:
Excellent work, Robin!
I'll check it out.
IMHO LogiTech should make a handsome donation for your good work (and
work they should've been doing themselves).
How about 5 free Duets for each of your kids? ;)
Oh, I get my rewards, direct and
Siduhe;396325 Wrote:
* well, that and unlove functionality (other than through the
website), but that's not an SB issue.
Is there a reason we can't unlove on the SB? Many of my loves are
accidental on the SBC. Even if we can't unlove, maybe they could have
an undo for the most recent love
Hi Sue, I understand that unlove isn't a supported function at the
Last.fm end (other than via the website), so not a limitation of the SB
as such.
There was a long and heated debate about it on the Last.fm forums at
the time of the last big beta (along with introducing a like as well
as love
Mnyb;396301 Wrote:
others can by luck stumble open the working setting right off.
This is how it worked for me. When I first fired up SqueezePlay, it was
out of sync with my hardware player. I had the SP sound coming out of
the PC speakers while I listened to the hardware player through one
Howard Passman;382147 Wrote:
Thanks Robin. The only comand line stuff I'm used to is Windows or
CISCO so I used a space between the command and the parameter. I see I
needed to use a =.
Thanks very much
Hello!
Great,- I can start the exe, but how must I setup the commands? I must
do
pfarrell;396345 Wrote:
timmorris wrote:
Does iPeng have any features that the competition doesn't?
Feature bloat is dangerous. Nothing good comes from it.
How very true!
IMHO the differences in usability are more important than features.
For example, I believe I would prefer Squeemote
peter;391438 Wrote:
tyeguy wrote:
I have not been happy with my Squeezebox for a long time now. I
would
Whine
NOT recommend it to anyone. It causes me nothing but problems, but
Whine
unfortunately, I'm stuck with it. If I could sell it without taking
a
Whine
bath,
pippin wrote:
Feature bloat is dangerous. Nothing good comes from it.
IMHO the differences in usability are more important than features.
The trivial example for this is Apple. They did not invent the personal
MP3 player, or even windowing and mice.
But they nailed usability. And are a
ralphy;396293 Wrote:
Okay, the progress bar status is a know issue with squeezeslave and
since pause seems to be working correctly in 0.8-26, despite the
progress bar, I'll consider the issue a TODO item. It's not an issue
with Squeezecenter.
Okay. I agree that as long as playback is
I've been having the same problem Muggo describes. Does anyone have a
resolution? It's very frustrating. My SB1 will play for a few minutes
to a few hours with no problem, then suddenly lose the connection to
SqueezeCenter. I have to redo the network setup, and then all is well
for a little
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Question:
Couple suggestions for the SqueezeCenter tab:
I like the cleanup assistant, but maybe the button could have ... at
the end of the text to indicate that a dialog box is coming. I was a
little nervous to click on it, wondering if it would just go and do its
thing, or prompt with a dialog first.
If you have iPeng and a Denon network capable amplifier you might want
to try my new plugin. It allows iPeng to turn of/off, control volume
and initialize the the amplifier.
You can get more information here:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=60114
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