pakarlss;689786 Wrote:
Now there is a controller app available (made by me ):
Squeezster for Symbian in Nokia Store:
http://store.ovi.com/content/251147
The Nokia N9 (Meego) version should be available any day now.
The Nokia N900 version has been available for some time,
If your fridge is causing so many problems and is actually damaging
other devices, why not replace the fridge? Probably save time, money,
hassle in the long run.
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Looks like this here is a preliminary study:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embeddedv=OxzucwjFEEst=47m
What I find interesting: while most people criticize the Receiver for
not having a display - these devices also don't have a display, but
just power + ethernet + audio out.
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If the framework is open what are the chances of LMS integrating it -
i.e. one of these players being able to access LMS, and be synched with
a player ...
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JonWill
Main system: SB Touch, Arcam A85, Mission 733i speakers
SB Classic into old JVC microsystem (next thing on list to upgrade!)
What they mean with open is that you can write Apps for it, NOT that
you
- can use Google music with anything else (may change, but currently
there's no API for that)
- can use these devices with anything else but Google Music
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pippin
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote and
*New:
Ok, by way of an update...
The OP was made when I was in a rental place. Since then I have lived
in a caravan (with a different fridge) and am now living in the
finished straw bale house (again with a different, but brand new
fridge). Sadly, the popping has not been fixed. The only thing
MrSinatra;687288 Wrote:
logitech products are becoming increasingly unnecessary for most
users... thats the real issue.
on the one hand you have apple and all its tight integration that for
most apple people works very well, or at least, prefectly for them.
airplay is now becoming a
qirex;689820 Wrote:
Having failed to put Logitech out of business with the Google TV they're
going to try competing directly now?Google needs to learn whether it is a
software company of a hardware
manufacturer. It will be virtually impossible for them to sell/push
software to other
What I think is interesting is that they think there is enough of a
market to develop a music-only device for the home. However,
everything that they describe, down to controlling everything with my
Andriod device, is something I can do now. I think this would suffer
the same fate as GoogleTV.
This news is mostly a rehash of the Android@Home demo they did at their
developer's conference last year. There is an IPv6-based, low-power,
mesh networking scheme under the covers. This seems to support a
discovery, command and control protocol. Devices need to carry a chip
that implement the
Thanks!
Squeezster (for Symbian) requires Symbian Anna or Symbian Belle.
Today the Nokia N9 version also made it to the Nokia Store.
http://store.ovi.com/content/251528
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Announcing that Squeezster for Nokia N9 and Symbian (Anna Belle) has
been published in Nokia (Ovi) Store!
http://store.ovi.com/content/251528 (N9)
http://store.ovi.com/content/251147 (Symbian)
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pakarlss
pakarlss's
Sorry about a late reply...
erland;688275 Wrote:
So which system/company do you feel have a more promising future over
the next 5 years so you would be prepared to put your money on it ?
Don't know :)
erland;688275 Wrote:
The offerings from Apple certainly have their limitations at
Iñigo;689813 Wrote:
Sorry, I've been using the new version for some hours since the release
and I haven't noticed any differences. Every 10-15 minutes Orange
Squeeze complains about connection lost:
If you could capture a logcat right after this happens and sent it to
me at
Is it true that airplay works per instance of iTunes or an iOS device?
For instance, I have one computer with iTunes on it and somebody in
room A is listening to music via AirPlay, somebody in room B cannot
choose to listen to something else via AirPlay from that computer.
In that scenario, is
You can play different music on different AirPlay devices if you've got
more than one source but iTunes can only handle a single playback
queue.
So yes to your first question.
Syncing kind of works but it's not an active sync but only through
Multicast or other network means so devices _can_ get
Have you tried a different amp? I had an amp that would hum when the
HVAC kicked in. I assume because of an inadequate power supply.
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2 hrs to go! Last chance if interested.
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Main: Transporter, Naim 155/152/flatcap, Jas Orsa speakers, Rel Q150E
sub
Kitchen: Duet
Bedroom: Radio
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Daverz;689929 Wrote:
Have you tried a different amp? I had an amp that would hum when the
HVAC kicked in. I assume because of an inadequate power supply.
Was it transformer hum, the transformer itself hummed ?
There migth be a good reason if you lived with a weak network and the
hvac used
pippin;689927 Wrote:
You can play different music on different AirPlay devices if you've got
more than one source but iTunes can only handle a single playback
queue.
So yes to your first question.
Thanks for confirming my understanding. To me, this setup has limited
use - kids with an
Yea Google did TV - nobody noticed.
Cisco did home entertainment - nobody noticed.
We will see.
IMHO more chance of Sony getting their act together, or Microsoft.
Logitech don't really compete any more - in the UK shops are full of
Sonos displays where there used to be Slim Devices! Logitech
DaveWr;689979 Wrote:
Logitech don't really compete any more - in the UK shops are full of
Sonos displays where there used to be Slim Devices! Logitech thinks
you sell entertainment products through computer bits resellers.
Here in the US, Sonos is showing up in Target, right next to the
I had a Linksys combined modem/wireless router and found that it
overheated with heavy wireless activity (i.e. streaming to multiple
Squeezeboxes) causing problems both with the internet connection as
well as local networking. So I replaced it with a simple ethernet
modem (free from my ISP and
Two weeks later and still can't play my 24/96 files via LMS. Don't know
what the problem is, but for now I'm just using the USB flash drive
plugged into the Touch for these files. It's a 64 gb stick so I can fit
a few albums on there, but i really wish LMS would stream these files.
My Touch
db122;689919 Wrote:
If you could capture a logcat right after this happens and sent it to me
at mailto:tbsan...@orangebikelabs.com, that would be great. You can use
a free tool like CatLog log viewer, from the Android Market to make this
as simple as a few taps.
I suspect that what is
pippin;689878 Wrote:
@bluegaspode:
I actually haven't seen a lot of people criticizing the Receiver for
not having a display, after all, there are Squeezeboxes who do. To the
contrary, I've seen a lot of people complaining they can't get a
Squeezebox _without_ a display anymore since the
maggior;689973 Wrote:
kids with an iPod or iPad that want to listen over speakers in their
room, college kids looking to do the same, etc. Though I guess that
limited audience is pretty large :-).
The DK goverment has a goal of getting some 80 percent of the
population through college, so
amrace;685885 Wrote:
I would like another Boom type device to add to my existing system of 2
Classics and Boom.
I was surprised to see the Boom listed in a recent email from Amazon
about network music players. And only US$500
Great discussion...I still wonder why the Squeezebox Touch could not
also be an Airplay device - so you could select it as a receiver and
use Airplay to stream to the SB. This would be the best of both
worlds: a superior networked 'open' audio solution (Squeezebox) and
the convenience of Airplay.
Thanks I'll sort the Nas first then do SC. My music is all over the
place and really needs sorting out.
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shaboyi;690017 Wrote:
Great discussion...I still wonder why the Squeezebox Touch could not
also be an Airplay device - so you could select it as a receiver and
use Airplay to stream to the SB. This would be the best of both
worlds: a superior networked 'open' audio solution (Squeezebox) and
pippin;689927 Wrote:
You can play different music on different AirPlay devices if you've got
more than one source but iTunes can only handle a single playback
queue.
So yes to your first question.
Syncing kind of works but it's not an active sync but only through
Multicast or other
maggior;689981 Wrote:
Here in the US, Sonos is showing up in Target, right next to the Bose
systems and headphones. I haven't been in a Best Buy recently, but
I'll bet there are some there too.
No Sonos at BBuy around here.
Not enough snob factor at that vendor.
I happened on a sales
When US TV went digital, it relieved a huge amount of bang through the
wall bandwidth. Collectively, the term at the time was white space.
I'm not sure who will get it in the US but free services from a
well-known search provider is a favorite.
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pski
real stereo doesn't just wake the
It's not up to Logitech.
Google Apple's termsconditions for AirPlay and you know why it won't
happen.
i am not a lawyer so i'll skip wading through termsconditions, but it
seems odd that so many other hardware devices canis Logitech or
the SB Touch unique is some regard? I used the
pski;690027 Wrote:
So this means apologies that Airplay/Apple does not support playing
one thing to one device and something else to any others.
No. AirPlay supports it.
What does not is iTunes, iTunes can only play one queue at a time.
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pippin
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bhaagensen;690001 Wrote:
But seriously. I love the SB for its advanced functionality, but I
could certainly make use of easily being able to redirect the sounds
from my fruits to the stereo. British hi-fi's such as Naim and Linn
will certainly not switch to Airplay-only, but at the same
so is LMS transcoding the flac to PCM? (which is raw audio, like a wav,
right?) i'm just wondering at what stage things happen?
if u had a mp3, and the device did not natively support mp3, would LMS
transcode the mp3 to PCM and serve it that way?
is PCM the first option the device tries next
shaboyi;690017 Wrote:
the best way I
can think of to achieve multi-room/multiple streams with Apple is to
have multiple Apple TVs and then use Apple Remote App for local music
(iTunes libraries) and then Airplay for other Apps. Conceptually
this is not much different from multiple
pski;690027 Wrote:
So this means apologies that Airplay/Apple does not support playing
one thing to one device and something else to any others.
Add to that the fact you have to use a playlist to pick what is playing
next.
Stupid is as stupid does.
Apple concept is based on that each
DaveWr;689979 Wrote:
Logitech don't really compete any more - in the UK shops are full of
Sonos displays where there used to be Slim Devices! Logitech thinks
you sell entertainment products through computer bits resellers.
The main issue with squeezebox is the lack of integrated server
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