Check the power supply unit.
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Is it too late? I'd love one too.
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I don't think your error would be resolved by compiling squeezeslave
natively, it indicates that the vorbis decoder does not recognize the
stream as vorbis. The vorbis decoder is probably the least tested part
of SS, at least by me. Looking at the decoder source, the behaviour
you're seeing is
so riding a pony is gay huh? shetland or baloney?
sean and dean are great guys. i hope they enjoy the FRUITS of their
labors.
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sb2 sbc (my home) / sbr (parent's home) - sbs 7.4.2b - win xp pro sp3
ie8 - p4(ht) 3.2ghz / 2gig ram - 1tb wd usb2 raid1
i use a static IP on my sb2 outside the dhcp range b/c the sb2 makes it
easy to do so.
i use dhcp reservations on the duet b/c they don't make it easy not
to use dhcp. the reservations are in the dhcp and make the gear always
have the same ip in the range.
i think setting a static IP on the
We built our house ten years ago, and seized the opportunity to install
cabling in the walls (at the time, to support distribution of satellite
tv and also ethernet to computers). We put connect boxes in a whole lot
of places, all terminated at a patch panel -- still bristling with
multiple
I have two SB3's that I often sync. One stays hooked to my stereo,
while the other feeds into a pair of AE5's that I move around. The
second one often takes several minutes to come on after I plug it in.
The screen is just black for several minutes (up to 10), and then it
decides to come on,
I have about 5.2V at the plug. No signs of any (dimmed) light on the
unit.
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I'd try swapping the two, see if the problem follows the SB3 in
question.
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Dear SlimDevices/Logitech,
Please stop changing the bloody software! I have been using your
products for 6 years now and am getting to the point of giving up!
Unless you are an uber-geek, each controller update takes a good 15
minutes to work out. My partner now simply unplugs the Receiver and
Wait till Sean sees this thread has been revived!:)
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while your approach is a bit too direct, you have a valid point.
I too am a long time user of the product and I completely agree. The
engineers at Logitech need to be put under control. squeeze server has
become way too bloated and the fact that the entire menu structure has
gotten rebuilt is
benhaines;485682 Wrote:
Dear SlimDevices/Logitech,
Please stop changing the bloody software! I have been using your
products for 6 years now and am getting to the point of giving up!
Unless you are an uber-geek, each controller update takes a good 15
minutes to work out. My partner now
RonM;485639 Wrote:
We built our house ten years ago, and seized the opportunity to install
cabling in the walls (at the time, to support distribution of satellite
tv and also ethernet to computers). We put connect boxes in a whole lot
of places, all terminated at a patch panel -- still
To get a static IP on the duet *Remote*, I turned off DHCP on my router,
restarted the remote and went through the network setup assigning it the
static IP. Does anyone know how to assign a true static address to the
Duet Receiver for future reference?
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I don't think 15 minutes to work out a major software upgrade sounds
unreasonable.
The only time I'm bothered by changes are when they seem gratuitously
unnecessary or pointless.
Of course, sometimes companies do an extraordinarily poor job of
explaining the underlying reason for a change, or
Delete the %APPDATA%\SqueezePlay directory. There might be leftovers of
the previous installation that cause the new version to fail.
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bstromberg1;485712 Wrote:
To get a static IP on the duet *Remote*, I turned off DHCP on my router,
restarted the remote and went through the network setup assigning it the
static IP, then turn DHCP back on the router. Does anyone know how to
assign a true static address to the Duet Receiver
RonM;485639 Wrote:
The other thing we did when building was install good speaker wire in
the walls, from the obvious location for the main stereo system, to the
obvious main listening area. This was a great idea, but too limited. I
wish we'd installed more locations allowing connectons
net udap is the way to assign static ip on the receiver .
For the controller there is an alternative approach, you use ssh and
edit the etc/network/interfaces file directly, once you figured that out
it is easier than factory reset and stumble through hopeless setup
wizards.
what the duet still
Before you start - I've searched - but my brain now hurts so I'm just
gonna ask the question again ...
I have Squeezebox Server 7.4.1 running on a dedicated (wired) Sony
laptop. Playback via SlimP3, SB3 Classic and Boom in various
(synchronised)locations. I also have a Controller which is
I also tried the following:
- both resets with the remote (add and 1)
- removed the wireless card
- tested 5V on the plug once plugged in.
Does anyone have the schematics?
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GRC wrote:
However, when I'm working on my little EeePC (connected wirelessly),
how do I log on to the server through the web interface to control
what's playing? I don't want to play on the EeePC via SqueezePlay -
just control the server like with the Controller.
Well, the problem is not
Assuming that the server and your netbook are on the same LAN (ie, by
remote you don't mean from a different LAN via the internet) it's
simple: point the netbook's browser to http://serverip:9000/, where
serverip is the local IP address of the Sony laptop. As the Sony
doesn't have a static IP
http://server ip:9000
Or if you have a typical windows network you may have local name
resuloyion of some kind.
http://server name:9000
This is why fixed ip is good on the server:
In my case it's always on http://192.168.1.5:9000 for example:
Btw don't forget the firewall rules on both the
mlsstl;485718 Wrote:
However, I'll agree that Logitech needs to continue working toward
making their products friendlier for the non-geek consumer.
I think that is what they are trying to do, particularly with respect
to changing the UI to become more Apple-like. My teenage daughter
likes
Well that has to be a record for the swiftest replies to one of my forum
postings! Stroll on guys - thanks!
The (simple) trick I missed (-age and vinho tinto-) was to ipconfig on
the Sony server to get the current address (thanks Pat). Up and running
on 192.168.1.100:9000!
So is it easy to
GRC wrote:
So is it easy to set up a static IP on the server or does it involve
discussion with the ISP? I have a bog-standard ADSL setup with a
Linksys WAG54GX2 gateway. Be nice to have a Favorites button for the
browser to leap straight to the server.
Well, the trick is that you don't
Sim, é muito fácil especificar um endereço IP static. Exactly how you
do it depends on what OS is running on your Sony. Normally in the
network setup parameters you can set whether the pc gets its IP address
dynamically from the router or gets a fixed IP address. Set a fixed IP
address that is
Nonreality;485580 Wrote:
Is it too late? I'd love one too.
This thread is over 4 years old. Think we all missed that train as it
left the station a Lonnngg time ago!
And as for Sean reading this revived tread, does anybody know if he
even owns that car anymore?
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*iPhone*
Rarely does a major software upgrade go perfectly. If it does thank
whoever you do your thanking to.
Personally, I like the changes in 7.4.x
However, I do think the whole mysqueezebox.com,apps. my apps, etc is
confusing and takes some getting used to. (at least 15 minutes) :)
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Do they have to be IP addresses set on the devices themselves, or do you
just want to be sure that they have fixed/known IP addresses? If it's
the latter, then look into using DHCP reservations on your router. You
just tie the assigned IP addresses to the MAC addresses of the devices.
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ceejay;435506 Wrote:
I am trying to get Squeezeslave to run as a service on a Vista 64 bit
system, and have tried to follow the suggested instructions, but am
having some security issues I think ... I have read somewhere that
srvany is of limited use in Vista systems due to the improved
iPhone;485785 Wrote:
This thread is over 4 years old. Think we all missed that train as it
left the station a Lonnngg time ago!
And as for Sean reading this revived tread, does anybody know if he
even owns that car anymore?
Long since upgraded to a 996, then a 997 TT :)
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Thanks for the response and for taking an interest. The info you asked
for is below. I should re-iterate, the vorbis decoder works perfectly
when playing files from the beginning, but always fails when jumping to
a point in the middle of a track. Perhaps by feeding it a file part-way
through, it
MrSinatra;485009 Wrote:
some people have talked about doing searches or drilling down to artists
or songs via different nav paths.
but if you mean a true benchmark, no. most people mentioning this hav
simply said they have seen an obvious, for the better, improvement.
i know in my
I started a fresh scan (clear library and rescan everything) and towards
the end, the SC reports:
- Directory Scan (17334 of 17334) Complete 00:33:56
- Playlist Scan ( of ) Complete 00:00:00
- iTunes Import (1010 of 1010) Complete 00:00:27
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bstromberg1 wrote:
I would like to manually set the IP address on the device itself.
Can you be more specific?
In general, a device, such as a Radio or SB3 or iPhone or other TCP/IP
does not set the IP address itself, it asks the network for an address.
This is because if there are two devices
pfarrell;485858 Wrote:
bstromberg1 wrote:
I would like to manually set the IP address on the device itself.
Can you be more specific?
In general, a device, such as a Radio or SB3 or iPhone or other TCP/IP
does not set the IP address itself, it asks the network for an address.
This is
Hi all...
So I'm setting up things so I can stream videos around my house
wirelessly. I am using SqueezeServer (or whatever it's name is now) for
music, but I'm wondering what you all know out there for something very
similar that can stream video (HD and SD), as well as scan/maintain a
bstromberg1 wrote:
I would like to assign the Duet *Receiver* a static IP address. I know
how to assign the address itself, it's just how to get to the menu to
assign the numbers lol I know the difference between static and dynamic
addresses, I just want to know how to set the address
I think what I want is what aubuti was talking about, however I don't
know how to use that tool.
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I think what I want is what aubuti was talking about, however I don't
know how to use that tool.
er, its not a tool, its a protocol or API. Perhaps someone has writen a
tool, I haven't looked, I just beat my DHCP server until it does the
right thing.
Even if there is a tool,
J. River Media Center
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don't know if it'll fit your needs but Boxee is a brilliant and free
software program that allows you to quite easily watch video streams
from the web and also watch movies/tv shows from your home server. And
as a bonus it also does pictures and music (for those that aren't
already set up with
I have a couple of SB3s and have had them for several years. One
problem that seems to come up more often lately is a song ending
prematurely, and the next in the album then starting up. Any thoughts
on what could be causing this? If it were interference to the wireless
hookup wouldnt it lose
seanadams;485814 Wrote:
Long since upgraded to a 996, then a 997 TT :)
my c6 z06 would kill it.
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bstromberg1;485870 Wrote:
I think what I want is what aubuti was talking about, however I don't
know how to use that tool.
Have you found the posting on the Net::UDAP tool and read the
instructions? It looks complicated, but most people say they get it
working by following the instructions.
I've had two SB3s come up with display issues that were solved with a
new power supply...here in Aus the supplied PSUs drop like flies but
once you replace them all is well. There's a thread on here about this
- before you give up on it, try an alternate PSU!
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exile;485896 Wrote:
don't know if it'll fit your needs but Boxee is a brilliant and free
software program that allows you to quite easily watch video streams
from the web and also watch movies/tv shows from your home server. And
as a bonus it also does pictures and music (for those that
I've contacted english support 3 days ago (dunno where they are located)
but they replied me yesterday (sunday evening!) - -do they work 7/7d
24/24h?!- Anyway, someone available and apparently efficient sent me two
emails to tell me that i'm not alone (probably kanoot and some others)
and that it
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