pippin wrote:
Um, why is that?
Apple were actually the driving force behind removing DRM from
downloaded music so if anybody helped you to actually own downloaded
Music, it's them. They forced it on the record companies.
Slightly revisionist as apple didn't fight drm to begin with in fact
This was discussed a couple weeks ago in here, it's a more a Sonos
design than SB.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97539-Is-Olive-One-the-answerhighlight=olive
Digital outs are a maybe, we'll consider it down the road. Hopefully
they'll add a player with no amp with digital outs.
flipside wrote:
Slightly revisionist as apple didn't fight drm to begin with in fact
they actively embraced it as a way to garner favour with the record
companies and gain a monopoly in the audio market, they did start
championing it however when other companies started to deliver viable
azinck3 wrote:
It's mysb.com generating everyone's problem. Even if you use LMS it
relies on mysb.com for some aspects of the Pandora functionality.
Clixby's diagnostics point pretty squarely at mysb.com being the
problem.
Also, in the last couple days people have been complaining of
pippin wrote:
No, I think you got that one wrong.
And who would those competitors delivering DRM free options be? Amazon
et al only cam along much later. They _announced_ their services pretty
early, claiming to do away with DRM but of the big libraries actually
being _available_ iTunes was
It occurs to me that there seems to be no error handling in the LMS code
at all. LMS expects to get the track information back from mysb.com,
and when it doesn't, it just fails. If it knew enough to look for the
502 errors and try again instead of just silently failing, we'd be in
business. Is
clixby wrote:
It occurs to me that there seems to be no error handling in the LMS code
at all. LMS expects to get the track information back from mysb.com,
and when it doesn't, it just fails. If it knew enough to look for the
502 errors and try again instead of just silently failing, we'd
clixby wrote:
It occurs to me that there seems to be no error handling in the LMS code
at all. LMS expects to get the track information back from mysb.com,
and when it doesn't, it just fails. If it knew enough to look for the
502 errors and try again instead of just silently failing, we'd
Yes, but that's what I mean. No matter what your musical tastes are,
alternative stuff is not a comprehensive catalog.
I was talking about something like covering 50% of the most listened-to
stuff or so, something iTunes provides.
This article is mostly on what iTunes can do. For some things iTunes
can't do the article mentions that Sonos and Squeezebox can do them. I
guess these folks haven't caught up with Logitech killing Squeezebox
yet.
I'm afraid I don't have any links to share. I got this the old fashion
way, face to face discussion with a Logitech reseller.
On another note, I read that DTS bought over Phorus, a company that
developed a technology to stream music from Android phones via wifi. DTS
has marketed this IP as a
maggior wrote:
Though I'd find it interesting if Logitech would continue things forward
with the squeezebox under the UE moniker, I share your sentiment. I
didn't let myself get caught up in stocking up on spares when the Touch
price fell through the floor during the fire sale. I did bite
jimbrandon wrote:
I flushed DNS cache on my LMS machine early this morning and Pandora has
remained connected all day. Command line is ipconfig /flushdns
Give it a try to see if will help. Before Pandora would not stay
connected for more than 3-4 tracks, after over 8 hours no
Would this be any good? Denon DNP-720AE?
http://www.denon.co.uk/uk/product/Pages/Product-Detail.aspx?Catid=AirPlayproductsSubId=NetworkAudioPlayerProductId=DNP720AE
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nelamvr6 wrote:
that there are plenty of devices out there that can perform the Touch's
What devices? I'm yet to find one.
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amey01 wrote:
What devices? I'm yet to find one.
Cambridge Audio has 2, the Stream Magic 6 and the NP-30
Denon has the DNP720AE
Olive has several units that will work just fine.
And that's not even counting home brewed units using Raspnerry Pis...
yeah, it seems I'm back too. I've been streaming for a few hours now
without an issue. Looks like it might be fixed.
I still think some error-checking in the code would be helpful, but the
immediate need is gone.
gruntwolla wrote:
Hi all,
I've been doing a bit of research on the Olive One, and maybe I'm being
naive, but this product looks like it could be everything the Squeezebox
should have evovved into. Has anyone else here had a good look at their
website, and if so what are the potential
erland wrote:
I haven't looked into Olive One in detail, but generally I think it's
important to not just look at the hardware but also look at the
software.
The Squeezebox hardware might be great but if it weren't combined with
LMS and mysqueezebox.com it would just be another music
I emailed Olive last night re gapless play back etc, and here's their
reply ...
Hello tgoward2011,
yes we will support gapless playback. Regarding multi-room synchronized
playback: we probably wont use UPnP for this, but more about this later
.
erland wrote:
I haven't looked into Olive One in detail, but generally I think it's
important to not just look at the hardware but also look at the
software.
The Squeezebox hardware might be great but if it weren't combined with
LMS and mysqueezebox.com it would just be another music
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