Working fine for me. Try switching player directly to MySB.com, see if
it plays.
Also try looking at the LMS diagnostics. LMS icon in System Tray
Diagnostics, what is reported for ALL pings, ports, IP's?
Verified LMS has your correct MySB.com credentials?
Don't think so.
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lrossouw wrote:
Don't think so.
oky so it makes use of podcast nearly unusable in Slimbox, it's sad :(
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JohnSwenson wrote:
There should be no soldering needed to make the board useful. The wifi
is a mini-PCIe form factor, it just pushes into the socket. You DO have
to plug in an antenna of some sort, its a standard UFL jack on the
module.
All the other connectors are on the board, putting
dustinsterk wrote:
1) Hardware design and implementation - John S.
2) Compiling OS/Building a bootable image/Writing automated scripts/Etc
(this will break out much further in the future) - Dustin (Me)
3) Squeezelite Player - Triode
4) Case design - ? (Any designers out there with CAD
dustinsterk wrote:
7) Website Creation/Technical Hosting of files, scripts, news, shipping
updates, product updates, etc. - (Not sure we want to have these items
spread all throughout this forum...I think we should have a dedicated
site)
Thanks!
Dustin
Hi Dustin,
I can help with
If we had reliable usb we could use display link screens at least for
some development of graphical based interface. Even if there is no need
for a usb DAC straight off.
Phill.
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Hi There,
I've had the Can Not open file error come up on quite a few albums using
my squeezebox with a dedicated hard drive. I re-ripped those albums and
it fixed some of them but not all. I rip using Itunes and edit via
Media Monkey. Does anyone have any idea why this happens. All my files
How about some more info? What file type are you using for the music? Is
the hard drive directly connected to a Touch using the built-in server
or running though an outside machine with LMS? If the latter, what OS is
being used? Have file permissions been examined? What file type settings
do you
cparker wrote:
Hi Dustin,
I can help with 7) As a side job alongside plugin development and my
full time paid job, I also do ad-hoc web site development (HTML5) based
on PHP/mySQL.
Example of a recent bespoke site, fully database driven with full Paypal
functionality. (Also at the
simbo wrote:
A couple more to add...
8) Licensing (looking into feasibility of signing up subscriptions
services, radio services, etc.)
9) Localisation
Thanks!
1) Hardware design and implementation - John S.
2) Compiling OS/Building a bootable image/Writing automated scripts/Etc
(this will
9) Localisation - ?
How much localization do you expect there to be? Manuals? Web site?
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I can provide help on :
2/ Compiling OS, building automated scripts, etc.
9/ Localisation (French)
I would also add a X/ Testing :)
Some thoughts related to the DAC part : discussing with Triode on the
squeezelite thread, I understood that the crystal frequancy of the DAC
may make it more or
9) Localisation - ?
How much localization do you expect there to be? Manuals? Web site?
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eLR!C wrote:
I can provide help on :
2/ Compiling OS, building automated scripts, etc.
9/ Localisation (French)
I would also add a X/ Testing :)
Some thoughts related to the DAC part : discussing with Triode on the
squeezelite thread, I understood that the crystal frequancy of the DAC
mherger wrote:
9) Localisation - ?
How much localization do you expect there to be? Manuals? Web site?
I would say we are still too early to tell. This could range from
manuals/websites to UI on the player itself.
dustinsterk wrote:
Thank you!
1) Hardware design and implementation - JohnSwenson
2) Compiling OS/Building a bootable image/Writing automated scripts/Etc
(this will break out much further in the future) - Dustinsterk (Me),
eLR!C
3) Squeezelite Player - Triode
4) Case design - ? (Any
mlsstl wrote:
How about some more info? What file type are you using for the music? Is
the hard drive directly connected to a Touch using the built-in server
or running though an outside machine with LMS? If the latter, what OS is
being used? Have file permissions been examined? What file
jarrod2750 wrote:
All the files are apple lossles and the hard drive is connected directly
to the Touch using the Touch's built in server.
I 'm not sure how to check the file permissions or file type settings,
and would be more than happy to do so if you can help me with where I
should be
dustinsterk wrote:
I would say we are still too early to tell. This could range from
manuals/websites to UI on the player itself (for GEN2).
I was initially thinking of string translation tables for the UI, but it
could cover all those areas and more. Maybe just a form of
representation from
erland wrote:
If there is a designer reading this thread, I'd really love a nice case
designed for it which we could order through http://www.shapeways.com/
or similar sites.
Prototypes only I presume? Seeing as this will essentially be a small
black box with no display or control
simbo wrote:
I was initially thinking of string translation tables for the UI, but it
could cover all those areas and more. Maybe just a form of
representation from major regions would be a good start, to ensure the
product doesn't become US/UK-centric (as many often do).
Count me in for
dustinsterk wrote:
Hello John,
I have started a list of things we will need going forward. Please
include your username for anything you want to help or assist with and
copy and paste this list in your post (so it continues to grow):
1) Hardware design and implementation - John S.
2)
TheLastMan wrote:
Prototypes only I presume? Seeing as this will essentially be a small
black box with no display or control switching then let form follow
function and keep it simple. No design really necessary. A rectangular
metal box to fit round the PCB (which will dictate the size)
erland wrote:
The fact that it doesn't have a display doesn't mean that I don't want
people to see it, I want show what people in the Squeezebox community
has accomplished and then it needs to look nice. Maybe not important for
GEN1 but definitely for GEN2.
Maybe a transparent box so we
erland wrote:
I hate to kill the discussion, I'm just worried that we will make it
harder for John and the others to discuss technical details if we start
to fill the thread with activities (6-10) which doesn't need to happen
in the near future.
Totally agree with this. First things first!
As more collection has grown to 24K + songs, the problem has occurred
more often. Would I have any better luck with buying a dedicated NAS
device? I'm considering other options other than the touch.
jarrod2750's
didjean wrote:
Totally agree with this. First things first!
My centre of expertise is between 6-10. I would be more than happy to
help as soon as you really need me :-)
This is fine, lets just focus on 1-5 for now to keep it
relevant.6-10 can come at a later date when it is needed:
erland wrote:
Maybe a transparent box so we can see the board, something similar to
this Raspberry Pi case:
http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2012/05/29/raspberry-pi-case-preview/
(In this case I want the circuit board personally signed by John since I
will be able to view the signature through
dustinsterk wrote:
This is fine, lets just focus on 1-5 for now to keep it
relevant.6-10 can come at a later date when it is needed:
GEN1:
1) Hardware design and implementation - JohnSwenson
2) Compiling OS/Building a bootable image/Writing automated scripts/Etc
(this will break out
erland wrote:
Maybe a transparent box so we can see the board, something similar to
this Raspberry Pi case:
http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2012/05/29/raspberry-pi-case-preview/
(In this case I want the circuit board personally signed by John since I
will be able to view the signature
I don't post much, but I often pop in - this thread has to be the most
interesting for some time.
I'm happy to help with case design if needed.
I've a fair amount of engineering experience along with 3D CAD.
norm.
I wonder if Sean Adams would be interested in taking back the Squeezebox
property for a token pittance rather than Logitech throwing it on the
ash heap for nothing? It makes no sense that a company that acquired the
property for $20MILLION would want to kill it without trying to get
something
jarrod2750 wrote:
As my collection has grown to 24K + songs, the problem has occurred
more often. Would I have any better luck with buying a dedicated NAS
device? I'm considering other options other than the touch.
I use a Vortexbox as a server for my Touch and the system works without
Triode wrote:
For Gen 1: I think we should add wiki/manual writing to explain to users
how to use it. I think this should be one or more people who don't do
the development as I often find that what's obvious to me is not obvious
to others.
That second point of obvious to one person is
dustinsterk wrote:
Hello John,
Once again, I must say a BIG THANK YOU for all of the work you have
already contributed! I do not think we would have an issue at all
achieving the 25 unit order.
My thoughts for the Headphone jack for GEN1 is simple, cheap, not so
great. We can always
Triode wrote:
Just read through the usb section of the data sheet again - it doesn't
seem to be the same as EHCI, but lets hope it works... EHCI keeps a
schedule of the next several frames worth of transactions in a shared
memory block and doesn't require interrupts per packet/frame - it
I can serve as a backup frenchman for localization.
Some time ago I was supposed to be able to write technical
documentation.
I suspect I'll have some free time in spring/summer
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erland wrote:
My suggestion would be to keep the thread focused at point 1-3 and
possibly 4 and 5 because those are the only ones needed to start
experimenting with GEN1 hardware.
The future after GEN1 is best decided and discussed either in a separate
thread or later when GEN1 has been
I do think we need a name for the project, so I can quick calling it
the box or that thing. In my own mind I have started calling it
OSB: Open Squeeze Box. That's the best I can come up for now.
John S.
JohnSwenson's
norman12 wrote:
I don't post much, but I often pop in - this thread has to be the most
interesting for some time.
I'm happy to help with case design if needed.
I've a fair amount of engineering experience along with 3D CAD.
norm.
Norm,
That is greatwith John's design work I am sure
JohnSwenson wrote:
How about the AM3874? This is what I was planning on using For Gen2
since it has all the display stuff builtin. According to the technical
manual the USB system DOES have a hardware scheduler, checking the
details you can turn off packet interrupts if using DMA so it looks
JohnSwenson wrote:
I do think we need a name for the project, so I can quick calling it
the box or that thing. In my own mind I have started calling it
OSB: Open Squeeze Box.
Is using the word(s) Squeeze Box really advisable ?
I name my players with places where I remember hearing good music,
If you get an external server , get one that can transcode (x86 cpu ) .
The native ALAC support is a bit flaky the transcoded is more robust ,
as it is disabled by default in most server versions excepts when we
dont have any other options , on the Touch itself or similar cpu
challenged platforms
epoch1970 wrote:
Is using the word(s) Squeeze Box really advisable ?
I name my players with places where I remember hearing good music, or
generally having a good time
I agree.
Does anyone remember the old wind up music boxes? For the development
why not call is OS music box. Where OS
Squeezebox, not Squeeze Box.
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I do think we need a name for the project, so I can quick calling it
the box or that thing. In my own mind I have started calling it
OSB: Open Squeeze Box. That's the best I can come up for now.
John S.
Whenever I hear the name Squeezebox it has always reminded me of
TheLastMan wrote:
Personally I like extruded aluminium cases with
I do too, but that would dictate using an external antenna, would it
not?
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simbo wrote:
Although I agree 1-5 are the most critical, they're not necessarily
prerequisites to the later areas. I think we need to structure the
discussions into the various streams... Is there a way we could manage
this, either through this forum or another?
I would personally like to
My 2cts for a name:
DFCOJ
Developers from the Forum Create an Open Jukebox
:)
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JohnSwenson wrote:
I do think we need a name for the project, so I can quick calling it
the box or that thing. In my own mind I have started calling it
OSB: Open Squeeze Box. That's the best I can come up for now.
I would avoid the word Squeeze for a number of reasons:
- Squeezebox is a
Rising up out of the ashes of logitech: Phoenix.
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VAMP 0.3 images is now up! If you running the old image you will need to
run these commands.
fw_setenv arcNumber
fw_setenv machid dd6
New features include
- Custom kernel
- Support for the LED on the front on the PogoPlug (now goes green when
unit is running and Internet is up)
- Latest
I tend to agre with Erland here , who knows if slim proto ( or what's
it's called ) is the only thing it it will understand .
Why not JS1 but in reality it might be JS347 :P (if DAC design is one of
his hobbies ).
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