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MrC wrote:
Think: Local LAN DLNA.
Thank you MrC !! -- You got there before me.
Yes indeed, the context is my Whitebear application which provides
extended UPnP / DLNA functionality to the Squeezebox world.
There are quite a few UPnP / DLNA media Control Points coming out that
have the
JJZolx wrote:
You don't say which players you've tried without success.
Transporter, Squeezeplay and Radio...
JJZolx wrote:
One thing I've noticed about 24-bit FLAC is that the compression ratios
tend to be much worse than their 16-bit counterparts, so that will
compound the problem.
Not trying to bite your head off, I'm trying to understand what you want
to do.
I'm still confused about whether you are talking about LAN (this works,
you probably know that, so I assumed that's not what you were asking
about), about using a certain streaming service, then I would wonder who
AndrewFG wrote:
Yes. I think there is a reason for this due to the nature of the UPnP
HTTP streaming protocols.
When a UPnP media Control Point starts pushing a hi-res stream, it first
starts a transcoding process to convert (say) the original source format
(say WAV or AIF) to FLAC on the
Did you try a wired player (not wifi ) ?
16vs 24bit flac ,the difference can be natural as the s/n ratio of most
recordings are not that great ,then the lowest bit are all pure
stochastic noise in 24bit material hence it will not compress very much
.
No joy.
Connected direct to router. Failed to auto allocate IP. Added one
manually, which appeared to work, but couldn't find server.
Maybe the ethernet port on my player is duff?
May have to revert to improving the wifi signal.
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Ikabob wrote:
I know this has been discussed so much but:
I am having a hard time believing that LOGITECH , a leader in audio
technology, is not planning to offer a UE or Squeezebox device that can
be connected to a stereo system (device similar to the discontinued
SBTouch or SB3).
I am
I can't get squeezeplay on Windows 8 to work. It won't connect to my
server, both on the same htpc and on my windows 7 laptop. If i run
squeezeplay on my laptop it connects to both servers just fine. My
squeezebox radio also connects to the servers just fine. Windows 8 pro
with media center x64
Andy Cudlip wrote:
No joy.
Connected direct to router. Failed to auto allocate IP. Added one
manually, which appeared to work, but couldn't find server.
Maybe the ethernet port on my player is duff?
May have to revert to improving the wifi signal.
Did you st all other relevant
yep, set them too
gateway 192.168.1.1
dns 192.168.1.1
subnet 255.255.255.0
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can you program? Do you know linux? How large is your FLAC library?
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nerds ;)
I'm not bald yet but things can be arranged if required and I could get
a holster to my cellphone and strings on my glasses to if it helps .
Andy Cudlip wrote:
yep, set them too
gateway 192.168.1.1
dns 192.168.1.1
subnet 255.255.255.0
That's fine if your router is 192.168.1.1 ( not 192.168.0.1) I assume
that the server is 192.168.1.x
Can the player conect to mysqueezebox.com ?
It may actually be busted unless you have some
Yes, router 192.168.1.1
Haven't tried to connect to mysqueezebox.com, that's a good suggestion.
That should prove that the SB is actually on the network.
The only MAC filtering I have in place is for wireless connections, and
when I use wireless, it all works fine (apart from the poor signal).
Grazie, Michael. Everything is working fine on squeezepad, as well.
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JJZolx wrote:
I may not understand the protocols that well, but I don't see what this
could have to do with your problem. Obviously the content-length won't
be correct, and since I've seen typical 16/44.1 material that can have
compression rates anywhere from 20% to 70%, the number can be
Mnyb wrote:
Did you try a wired player (not wifi ) ?
Yes. Of course.
Mnyb wrote:
16vs 24bit flac ,the difference can be natural as the s/n ratio of most
recordings are not that great ,then the lowest bit are all pure
stochastic noise in 24bit material hence it will not compress very much.
In a squeezebox system the player would not use the size for a seek
operation but the server would tell the player which offset to use,
maybe that's the difference.
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pippin wrote:
I'm still confused about whether you are talking about LAN (this works,
you probably know that, so I assumed that's not what you were asking
about), about using a certain streaming service, then I would wonder who
does such a ridiculous thing as wasting tons of expensive
pippin wrote:
In a squeezebox system the player would not use the size for a seek
operation but the server would tell the player which offset to use,
maybe that's the difference.
That is correct.
In the case of a squeezebox system, if the remote server does not
furnish a ContentLength then
jdk wrote:
Hi. Trying to get this script to work, but the how-to page the script
author put together (http://www.at-sea.com/FooSQ.html) seems to have
vanished, so I'm working blind and so far, no luck. I've installed AMIP,
and the script launches Foobar, when I play a song, it gets written
IMHO that doesn't really mean anything, aside from there'll be
discussion on the forum, and Logitech will execute any duties required
of them in accordance with sales law in whatever countries. It's the
same as all the other announcements so far imho (i.e. rest assured you
can still use the last
When I am listening to an Internet Radio stream and I hit the Pause
Button [||] the stream pauses. And it stays paused for many many
minutes. So that five minutes later, if I hit Play, the stream starts up
just where I left off.
Which is sort of nice but not what I want.
I'd prefer that Pause
toby10 wrote:
They can't operate as both a SB Radio and a UE Radio by a simple menu
function.
It's one or the other requiring a completely separate firmware (OS) for
each type, SB or UE.
Not that many would not like your idea, as has been suggested before.
But it's just not possible.
Just for grins after you select your server on Squeezeplay and it fails.
Hit the home key, go to the server WebUI and see if your Squeezeplay
shows up in the player list. If it does you should be able to use it as
a player from the WebUI or any other controller, just can't do the
control from
cjfreitag wrote:
Can you provide more details about your configuration and the version of
LMS you are running? I have Mountain Lion and have seen no degradation
of performance with my Squeezeboxes.
Thanks for the reply
Server appears to be running, version is 7.7.2/r33893.
It does play and
pippin wrote:
Is LMS actually running? Please check the settings pane for LMS
Thanks for the reply
Server appears to be running, version is 7.7.2/r33893.
It does play and then stops.
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I guess time will tell. But, I sense that they are assuring us that they
will remain accountable to usthose of us who have invested large
amounts of money in these Squeezebox products. I have noticed that
updates have continuously been added since their announcement of this so
called upgrade
AndrewFG wrote:
I guess part of SqueezePlay's 3MB buffer must be reserved for receiving
the incoming flac, and part has to be reserved for the decoded pcm; so
probably the window is even less than 1.5-3 seconds.
Its 3M of compressed stream and then a further 10 seconds at 44.1/16 of
nonnoroger wrote:
Sounds to me like your Mac is going back to sleep. There have been long
discussions on this on earlier threads - see for example
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96932-Wake-on-Lan-on-OSX-Mountain-Lion.
I suggest you download install the latest 7.8 nightly from
I don't understand the issue.
1. Which player?
2. Pause does not pause/stop the basic Internet Radio streams (i.e. it
does not start where it left off)
3. Pause will pause/stop and then resume where you left off when using
subscription type streams that offer that feature
4. Press hold
You are certain the SB3 is using wired and not WiFi (and subsequently
getting MAC filtered)? Try turning MAC filtering off.
Verify in the SB itself the wired connection is in use.
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The xilinx reset is tabout the audio fpga chip mostly it reloads the
software for this chip .
It may not apply to your situation ,but it is usually worth a try when a
SB behaves weird ? But that usually is a no audio situation.
Maybe a factory reset is the way , but it won't hurt the device to do
Try to manually add the server via it's ip adress ? If it's on the same
machine the home ip should do .
Not finding server is usually blocked port 3483 udp/tcp or udp,broadcast
disabled or some such .
Edit while at it port 9000 tcp should be open.
Thanks for your reply.
toby10 wrote:
I don't understand the issue.
1. Which player?
2. Pause does not pause/stop the basic Internet Radio streams (i.e. it
does not start where it left off)
3. Pause will pause/stop and then resume where you left off when using
subscription type
Which radio station?
The Squeezebox CAN NOT just pause a normal radio station, it would have
to store hours of music (in extreme cases) while the only thing it
really buffers are a few seconds.
So this has to be something that has a mechanism to remotely start it at
a certain position, like a
Checked all the ports and can't find a problem. Tried on 2 different
brand routers. WebUI works fine from machine that Squeezeplay will only
play on. If I bring up Squeezeserver on the same machine as the
Squeezeplay problem, squeezeplay can access the server fine using the
127.0.0.1:9000 IP. I'm
I rarely pause, and I haven't tested how long it will do it for, but
I've been seeing the same behavior (a true pause, even on internet
radio). I know it doesn't make much sense but it DOES seem to be
happening. I'm running LMS 7.7.2, listen mostly to WAMU
(http://wamu.org/), and my SB hardware
Ok, so I just tried it with Radio Paradise on my SB3.
I paused the stream for about 3 minutes or so and when I un-paused it I
had not missed any audio. The stream picked up right where I left off.
At this point (about 3 minutes behind the live stream) I paused it again
and left it for about 6
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