To be honest, instead of getting Yet Another Lame Mixer into SC, we’d
much prefer to get a capability to store/retrieve MusicIP power
searches into SC.
How do you define and store them in MIP?
Michael
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Great stuff - it works now.
I needed to delete the existing favorite first...
( I'm not bothered about the metadata - I just listen)
Thanks again,
Nick.
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Just wondering what the timescale for using iPeng for playing music
looks like. A while ago I think you mentioned April
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danco;409919 Wrote:
Just wondering what the timescale for using iPeng for playing music
looks like. A while ago I think you mentioned April
Oh yes, won't happen. That was when I supposed 1.1 would be ready for
January :-)
Prio 1 is nor wo fix usability of the NowPlaying screen, this is a UI
Hi,
I'm using squeezeslave-0.8-25-lnx26-alsa-i686 on Ubuntu 710 and I spot
that it dies on certain wav files (log at the bottom). I've also tried
win32 version and it stops on same file, works ok on others
Same problem happens when I trigger play of speech announcements made
by Festival...
dspeirs;409872 Wrote:
In San Luis Obispo, CA but I lived for a summer in Dollar :-)
Oh well, never mind. Postage would be a bit excessive.
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Track titles are not available for Windows Media streams, so no, there
won't be any.
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With over 350 registered users, it's available for
Unfortunately squeezeslave doesn't support mono files in any format.
Only 16bit 44.1KHz stereo streams, everything else needs to be
transcoded on SC. Or as you have done, convert the file before added
it to the library. Not sure but SC might be able to convert mono
streams to stereo using sox
OK, thanks, shame.
You'd think that an all digital-friendly station (DAB anyone?) like
Planet Rock, would do whatever it takes to provide the best experience
on any digital delivery mechanism. Like Radio Paradise, for example.
Oh well.
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LiggySasha;409854 Wrote:
Then I did a bit of playing around and found the problem is Comcasts DNS
addresses. Seems to be a lot of chatter on the internet about how
crappy they are!
Most ISPs tend to overload their DNS servers. Mine sure does!
So I found OpenDNS and used their address
It#8217;s actually Power Searches (you need an activated key for
this, i.e. the paid-for MIP #8212; well worth the money, btw).
When using the GUI, you#8217;d input something like
?GENRE CONTAINS \TRANCE\ BPM = 140 BPM 150[/B]
OR
[B]?SEVENTIES GENRE CONTAINS \ROCK\ ALBUMTYPE = \LIVE\
into
sveinan;409430 Wrote:
(...)To me the value will be that this may contribute to making more
online sources of lossless content available. Sure, they will probably
price the 'HD' edition of music tracks higher (hype + money). And I
will need to convert the mp3HD to FLAC. But in this day and
Skinny;409990 Wrote:
This is a very good point, indeed! I would absolutely prefer buying FLAC
files from music stores, but this doesn't seem to catch on very well.
And why o why would that be the case...
So, I'll gladly start buying mp3HD:s if they start showing up.
Converting to FLAC would
Planet Rock were using IceCast for a short while, before they got sold
off by Global. That would have been compatible, but even then, there
were no song titles.
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Thanks, Mark. Surprisingly I actually understood what you were saying!!
That all makes sense. I think I'll stick with the OpenDNs for now and
if I find it too slow (at the moment it's actually faster than
Comcast!) at busy times of day, then I'll call Comcast and find out
their DNS nearest to
It is possible to do metadata in WMA, but you need an encoder program
that supports it, for example SAM Broadcaster.
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LiggySasha;410016 Wrote:
Thanks, Mark. Surprisingly I actually understood what you were saying!!
That all makes sense.
Sorry about my earlier post - it's hard to make things detailed enough
to be accurate yet not dumb it down too much and sound patronizing.
I think I'll stick with the
Mark Lanctot;410023 Wrote:
Sounds like you need a Boom. ;-)
It's on my wish list
(I was secretly hoping that it was the SB that was broken this time -
excuse to buy the Boom!)
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I've finally fixed all my problems and got a working configuration at
very long last. I have simply swapped my DG834Gv1 router I was using
for a slightly more up-to-date DG834PN router. The new router doesn't
provide any better signal or data throughput but does appear to work.
I suspect my
I thought I posted this earlier but dont see it. I have a transporter
that all of a sudden is re buffering songs in mid play. It seems to
happen most on hi res 96 hz flac songs. Netgear router with mid 60%
strenght and set to b/g not higher 130 mps. I have cleared squeeze
centre software and re
First off, if possible, connect wired - wired is always preferred to
wireless.
Second, why are you in b/g mode? Do you have b devices? This may be
reducing your wireless network bandwidth. If you don't need to support
b devices, switch to g only.
If still having problems, suggest you check for
LiggySasha;410024 Wrote:
It's on my wish list
(I was secretly hoping that it was the SB that was broken this time -
excuse to buy the Boom!)
Well as long as you have more rooms, you can have more players...
That is part of the cool factor.
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I was under the impression that paid add-ons could only be data and not
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Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
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sander;347674 Wrote:
I'm still only a week in...
Well, five months later and I've got to say MusicIP was well worth the
effort. It has totally changed how much I listen to music as before it
was a hassle figuring out playlists or albums, whereas all I need is
one song and I'm on my way.
The
Hi all
Not sure if this is against forum rules but I thought I'd let you know
about my Slimdevices Squeezebox 3 is for sale on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemItem=250396009162Category=81741
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The Logitech Squeezebox Boom and Logitech Squeezebox Duet have been
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the Logitech diNovo Mini is nomited for Engadget's Peripheral of the
Year award. These awards are heavily decided by readers like you!
Please take a minute to go
Signed up for the Napster trial and the whole family is enjoying it.
I noticed an issue this evening while scrolling through my now playing
list on the SB controller. I selected an album with approximately 21
tracks. If I attempt to scroll through all of the tracks in the now
playing list, I can
andynormancx;410089 Wrote:
I was under the impression that paid add-ons could only be data and not
code.
There is no difference from a business point of view. Doesn't matter
whether you pay for a codec (code) or access to a service that requires
a codec (data).
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see iPeng,
This stinks - yet could turn out to be a growing trend on the web
forcing us to pay to listen and enjoy the big conglomerates music.
We can all say don't listen to their music and boycott, but ppl have
said that for years and we still love/consume their content!
I think we might have to get use
Hi,
Now that AACPlus is the defacto for iTunes purchases, has there been
any thought given to implementing either native support or at the very
least FF/RW functionality for these files?
I really don't want to transcode the files to mp3 (quality loss) or
flac (takes up additional space and no
Support for various music encoding formats is one of SqueezeCenters
strengths. Because SC is extensible Plugins can make it support any
type of file. Unfortunately most NAS systems don't have the processing
power to handle plugins and transcoding. This is why I created
VortexBox to allow the
Where I use AAC and AAC+ is not in my own library, but streaming
internet radio stations to my SB3. My own library is in FLAC of course.
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*Main rig:* NAD 7600 + NAD 2600A - Phase Tech PC-6.5 speakers
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