thanks for your helpful replies.
Just to be clear I'd like to use the SB duet controller if possible as
my main controller and I'd like to use a good streaming service where
the albums / tracks / artists / similar music / upcoming list etc etc is
all on this controller. I am also in the UK so
PMusic wrote:
Works as well perfectly for me on Mac mini and MLhowever after
installing the 158.dmg package, the sampling rate of my MuFi VLink 192
XMos converter displays always a 192KHz sample rate, independently of
the source FLAC being streamed (I've tried with 44.1, 88,2 and 96), is
olive_media wrote:
The ONE's going to be packing an internal Burr-Brown DACnot Sonos-like
at all :-).
I assume olive_media represents olive in some way. That's good...I'm
happy to see you here. As you'll find, there are lots of people here
that are serious about use of network music
garym wrote:
I assume olive_media represents olive in some way. That's good...I'm
happy to see you here. As you'll find, there are lots of people here
that are serious about use of network music streamers in good (or
great!) audio systems. I have often said I would pay 10 times what I
paid
Ikabob wrote:
I totally agree with all the criteria. Well said. I would just add (and
maybe you includede these)
A line in and line out feature.
It's really too bad that LOGITECH has dropped the line of products that
satisfies all these features. But I also do not think that LOGITECH
Ikabob wrote:
It's really too bad that LOGITECH has dropped the line of products that
satisfies all these features. But I also do not think that LOGITECH is
the kind of prestigious respected company that would leave its loyal
consumers high and dry. I just don't think they would want that
Can't match $30, but another alternative is the CuBox:
http://www.solid-run.com/products/cubox
I got one this morning and the sock firmware will run squeezelite and
supports usb audio and async hifi dacs. It's about 3 times the price of
the Pi, but its doing what I envisaged Squeezelite could
garym wrote:
I assume olive_media represents olive in some way. That's good...I'm
happy to see you here. As you'll find, there are lots of people here
that are serious about use of network music streamers in good (or
great!) audio systems. I have often said I would pay 10 times what I
paid
An alternative is cubieboard ( http://www.cubieboard.org and can bought
from here
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/all-wholesale-products/511685.html ) but
unlike cubox no nice enclosure but much cheaper US$49 and has 1Gb RAM
and a SATA disk interface.
I got one before Christmas but haven't had
erland wrote:
Logitech is likely going to continue supporting Squeezeboxes and keep
mysqueezebox.com running for the foreseeable future, except for this I
think you can stop hoping for Logitech unless you are a user who love
the limited simplified functionality in UE Smart Radio.
For
garym wrote:
I assume olive_media represents olive in some way. That's good...I'm
happy to see you here. As you'll find, there are lots of people here
that are serious about use of network music streamers in good (or
great!) audio systems. I have often said I would pay 10 times what I
paid
Hello,
I am unable to install applets on squeezeplay on the mac.
I just downloaded and installed version 7.8.0 r158
The menu choice for
settings-advanced-Applet Installer
When I click, I can see the button depressing, but nothing happens.
I am still new to squeezebox, plugins and applets.
Hi,
I'm using this app on my Galaxy S3 and the phone vibrates in time to the
music. Has anyone seen this and got any ideas?
It's the same with speaker, headphones or bluetooth headphones. Latest
OS and latest version of the app.
many thanks
Another important item I left out:
ability to use ReplayGain tags. Squeezeboxes can use none, track gain,
album gain, or SMART gain (I use the latter). Smart gain is nice because
if playing an entire album it automatically uses ALBUM gain, but if
playing a mixture of tracks from different
bengaldave wrote:
Hello,
I am unable to install applets on squeezeplay on the mac.
I just downloaded and installed version 7.8.0 r158
The menu choice for
settings-advanced-Applet Installer
When I click, I can see the button depressing, but nothing happens.
I am still new to
Triode wrote:
Can't match $30, but another alternative is the CuBox:
http://www.solid-run.com/products/cubox
Yes, I ordered one of those too, probably for the same reasons as you
after the issues running a UAC2 DAC on the Pi. Not got mine yet. (But I
don't expect to have any issues with it,
Dear Ralphy,
I tried to bring run your nice squeezeplay version R0158 with high
resolution wave formats.
The soundoutput analog is set to 24bit 192kHz; testsound is O.K.
System W7, 64bit
I installed first LogitechMediaServer-7.8.0-1353679004.exe from today
I installed your version Squeezeplay
Triode wrote:
[My original target device was a Raspberry Pi, I'm hoping its usb driver
can get fixed to make this a reality]
Have you tried the method mentioned at
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=38t=20866 or am I
missing something?
smiggs wrote:
Have you tried the method mentioned at
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=38t=20866 or am I
missing something?
Unfortunately that method doesn't work with my dac - setting
dwc_otg.speed=1 means it can't connect. For those dacs using less of
the usb bus its
ralphy wrote:
The 158 package included an updated version of the portaudio library.
Can you confirm that the previous '142 package'
(http://squeezeslave.googlecode.com/files/SqueezePlay-7.8.0r142.dmg)
opens the device to match the source file sample rate?
In fact I didn't use the 142
Triode wrote:
Can't match $30, but another alternative is the CuBox ... the sock
firmware will run squeezelite and supports usb audio and async hifi
dacs. It's about 3 times the price of the Pi, but its doing what I
envisaged Squeezelite could do on an arm like device. Plus there's an
hdmi
agillis wrote:
There has been a lot of discussion in this forum about a replacement for
the SqueezeBox. I worked on this problem over the holiday and I think I
came up with a good solution. Using a low cost ARM based system I was
able to build a box that basically does everything the
garym wrote:
I assume olive_media represents olive in some way. That's good...I'm
happy to see you here. As you'll find, there are lots of people here
that are serious about use of network music streamers in good (or
great!) audio systems. I have often said I would pay 10 times what I
paid
I had a followup email from Olive after I answered some of their
questions and raised issues about their earlier answers. They seem very
open to dialog and seem to understand many of the things that they need
to add to future versions of the product. No idea how the ONE and future
products will
garym wrote:
Library management: they simply talked about a tablet/ipad approach. Not
sure exactly what that means.
What do you mean with library management ?
In my view, LMS has very little library management while apps like
iTunes and WMP have a lot more. Library management for me means
garym wrote:
11. Playlist functions (preferably some sort of smart playlist ability)
If you want smart playlists you also need to add handling of statistic
data such as play counts, last played time and ratings to the list,
smart playlists without this is more or less useless IMHO. Often
audiomuze wrote:
- preserve the knowledge encapsulated in this forum and in the Wiki's -
can they be replicated, how would they be hosted, could they be cut down
to a focused Wiki dealing with the specific nuances of each devices e.g.
how to hardware reset a TP, SB3, Touch etc.
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