I thought I should report that I'm up and running this morning. Merry
Christmas, and Happy Holidays to all!
cubdog
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Are there any Linux experts out there who can help me getting the
Boombox speaker working in command-line linux using bluez-utils?
Basically, the speaker and linux PC fail to pair. A different bt
speaker pairs without issue.
I'm completely stumped after days of googling and fiddling with
I am wondering if this was related to Amazon's EC2 service outage
yesterday.
http://venturebeat.com/2012/12/25/aws-heroku-down/
A bad day for streamin.
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IMO it needs digital outputs and analog line level outs. Until it does,
it's just a Sonos knock-off, not a high-end music player solution.
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Well, my old favorite SB3 just started its death throes today (failure
to stay connected to the same wifi network it has always used with 100%
stability, repeated reboots, unacceptable interruptions to every music
stream) so I am suddenly in the market for a replacement. I can use my
AppleTV,
dyohn wrote:
IMO it needs digital outputs and analog line level outs. Until it does,
it's just a Sonos knock-off, not a high-end music player solution.
Agree. And even Sonos has digital outs and line level analog outs on
some units.
dyohn wrote:
Well, my old favorite SB3 just started its death throes today (failure
to stay connected to the same wifi network it has always used with 100%
stability, repeated reboots, unacceptable interruptions to every music
stream) so I am suddenly in the market for a replacement. I can
dyohn wrote:
Well, my old favorite SB3 just started its death throes today (failure
to stay connected to the same wifi network it has always used with 100%
stability, repeated reboots, unacceptable interruptions to every music
stream) so I am suddenly in the market for a replacement. I can
theslime wrote:
I had to register just to say that after installing this app for the
first time, it's the first time in more than a year (since the
SqueezeCommander development stopped, more or less) I've not badly
regretted buying a Squeezebox Touch. I hate remotes and using it with an
Mnyb wrote:
It's not simply the wifi card that is broken ,you might revive your SB3
as an Ethernet only player by removing the wifi card , you migth still
use wifi via some access point with Ethernet out or powerline adapters ?
Yea, I tried that, connecting the SB3 to the router using
I would not be interested in buying another Logitech product after their
decision to discontinue the Touch .
The one thing I've noticed about this company is the life cycle of many
of their products is short .
Rumors, rumors, rumors. I just know I read the powerpoint presentation
made by Logitech where it was clear they were going to go small box,
cheap end, simplify, sort of the Apple way, no need for tech knowledge
whatsoever because that's where the growth is. I can't remember whether
they mentioned
jhonsber...@msn.com wrote:
I would not be interested in buying another Logitech product after their
decision to discontinue the Touch .
The one thing I've noticed about this company is the life cycle of many
of their products is short .
I haven't noticed that with any of my Squeezebox
SlimChances wrote:
I haven't noticed that with any of my Squeezebox products. I have both
Slimdevice and Logitech players that have never failed over many years.
I am not sure about other Logitech products because the only thing I
have is an MX mouse but that too is several years old and was
jhonsber...@msn.com wrote:
When I'm talking about life cycle I'm not talking about how long the
product will last but how long Logitech
will keep making them .
Could you give some examples of other companies/products in this market
segment in similar price range which you are comparing
dyohn wrote:
Yea, I tried that, connecting the SB3 to the router using Ethernet, but
it still refuses to stay connected to the LMS. Sigh. Oh well, I bought
this unit the week Slim Devices released it, so what is that almost ten
years? With nearly daily use, it's been very reliable.
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