SlimChances wrote:
I really can't fath
om why people would want to destroy the experience of being away from
civilization and in nature by bringing technology with them. I realize
most of you don't understand my view point and say it can just be turned
off.
Maybe I don't understand,
ModelCitizen wrote:
At one time or another I've used my iPhone for all of these things and I
frequently use it to identify things (for the last few days mostly
edible mushrooms) I spend a lot of time outside as I live in the middle
of the countryside. It has made my outdoor experiences much
You didn't find the cow in the river more interesting then?
There is only 02 here, but it works. I do live in a slightly elevated
position, and it is in East Sussex.
The fungi and birdwatching apps, the torch and many others do not depend
upon a phone signal, and neither does Viewranger (the
Which kind of ReadyNAS ? How much RAM ? Any other add-ons installed ?
Latest firmware ? Which version of SBS / LMS ? Etc
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ModelCitizen wrote:
The only way a smart phone will destroy your experience of being outside
is if you let it, actually not even if you let it... if you make it so.I
couldn't agree more!
I have similar uses for my smartphone - except I don't have so many
specialist apps. My phone
Shame about the lack of storage. otherwise it sounds like ViewRanger
would be right up your street. I also walk a lot in the countryside (and
have dog too). I use it to report the position of Sea Trout redds
(photo, point on map, description, email to local Rivers Trust)... and
in a similar way
ModelCitizen wrote:
Shame about the lack of storage. otherwise it sounds like ViewRanger
would be right up your street..Looks very similar to MM Tracker. You have to
buy the maps though I
presume?
StridingEdge's
When i got it for the iPhone it was £15 (over 3 times the price of my
next most expensive app!) and it came with a good number of credits for
OS map tiles. Three years later and I've still not exhausted my credit.
I have much of East and West Sussex as either 50 or 25 (or both) scales
and also
I'll PM you...
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cparker wrote:
I'm with Mnyb on this one, it sounds like MIP is up after LMS. Makes no
difference once they are both up but will throw the notification during
startup
Just to clarify... I agree that the MIP process might start after
the LMS process during the computer startup (reboot).
What ports are used for server discovery?
I live in a cohousing community, we have our own networking. My home is
on its own network, and I have the community network in a DMZ.
I currently have the following ports 'open'
TCP: 3483, 9000, 9090
UDP: 3483
Using SqueezeCommander and SqueezePlayer,
Afaik udp 3483 is the auto discovery port , and it is broadcasted .
If you firewall or NAT it in a router or similar you may have to port
forward to the server machine , if the fw is on the server just open
those ports .
Normally for auto discovery to work server and squeezebox should be on
the
UDP broadcast needs to work, that may be the problem here.
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cparker wrote:
Up to you, you dont need to register it for it to work locally.
Right. You can keep it in wrapped box if you think you might want to
sell it later. You will get a better price for it. But I opened mine.
Did all the update and settings identical to the one I am using. Tested
Julf wrote:
The ringing silencer only works if the phone is capable of proper
multitasking... :-/
It does ?
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It does ?
As in if an incoming call still interrupts other applications despite
being muted, it will be annoying...
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I opened my spare and registered it. Then I decided it could have a nice
home in my downstairs office, so it is no longer officially a spare.
I've decided to live for today...I could get hit by a bus long before
Squeezebox Apocalypse finally hits. In the meantime, now I can enjoy
music streamed
cjfreitag wrote:
I opened my spare and registered it. Then I decided it could have a nice
home in my downstairs office, so it is no longer officially a spare.
I've decided to live for today...I could get hit by a bus long before
Squeezebox Apocalypse finally hits. In the meantime, now I can
Sounds like it. And broadcast doesn't get forwarded across subnets.
I know a way around this with cisco gear, but not with snapgear
(basically linux). Ah, well...
BTW I would -guess- this works like a lot of other services (e.g. DHCP,
DNS) where the broadcast comes from the (soon to be) client;
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