dasmueller wrote:
You speak of the unit using a Linux OS. For those of us not familiar w
the Linux OS will that not cause issues, or have you figured out a way
to keep it simple/stupid for folks like me ?
Just because the core engine is Linux doesn't mean it has to be exposed
to the user.
I've got an 4 SB3's (vintage!) one of which has is sporadic in taking
instruction from its remote.
I've done a bit of testing with it and noticed that 1) if I take the
remote to one of the other SB3s, it works fine (so the issue appears to
be with that SB3, rather than the remote control).
The
cliveb wrote:
Just because the core engine is Linux doesn't mean it has to be exposed
to the user.
You probably already have several (maybe dozens) of Linux-based
appliances in your home without even realising it: most modern TVs,
PVRs, etc (probably even toasters these days) are built on
erland wrote:
.that there isn't any commercial Squeezebox compatible product out
there,
I think this is not entirely true. What about the SOtM sMS-100?
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Tried swapping two SB3's, see if issue follows the player or problem is
location based? Any fluorescent lights turned on in the evening that
may be interfering with the IR sensor in the player?
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foxx wrote:
I think this is not entirely true. What about the SOtM sMS-100?
Didn't know about that one, but it requires an external DAC and I'm not
sure if that's what most people want.
Do you have any idea if anyone actually sells it ? I could find a lot of
redistributors on their site but
erland wrote:
Didn't know about that one, but it requires an external DAC and I'm not
sure if that's what most people want.
Do you have any idea if anyone actually sells it ? I could find a lot of
redistributors on their site but none of the one I checked actually sold
SOtM sMS-100, feels
bakker_be wrote:
This one's commercially available in Belgium and the Netherlands:
http://klinktbeter.be/index.php/432-hz/sotm-432-hz-streamer
Looks like it's sold at the audiophile price of 3000 euros (approx) !
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech
castalla wrote:
Looks like it's sold at the audiophile price of 3000 euros (approx) !
Yes, the SOtM sMS-1000 is more in the price range of the Transporter.
I found the SOtM sMS-100 on eBay for EUR 499 and you would also need a
reasonably cheap USB DAC for additionally EUR 50-100 to make it
I am looking for a music player with music selection and playlist logic
as close as possible to Squeezebox - particularly Orange Squeeze. In
fact, if Orange Squeeze could index and play the music on my 64GB
microSD card then I would be a happy bunny.
I currently use Poweramp but get very
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cliveb wrote:
Just because the core engine is Linux doesn't mean it has to be exposed
to the user.
You probably already have several (maybe dozens) of Linux-based
appliances in your home without even realising it: most modern TVs,
PVRs, etc (probably even toasters these days) are built on
Just to add that we're not far off launching our product, which will
also be Squeeze compatible. Looks like there'll be a few options for
people :)
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mintaudio wrote:
Just to add that we're not far off launching our product, which will
also be Squeeze compatible. Looks like there'll be a few options for
people :)
What product is that?
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Smart Radio
Mediamonkey maybe? It works quite well, syncs wirelessly with the
windows version, supports replaygain ...
Main System: Touch; Marantz SR-5004; TMA Premium 905; TMA Premium 901;
BK Monolith+ FF; HDI Dune Smart D1; Pioneer PDP-LX5090H
iPad 32GB Wifi + Squeezepad (local playback activated)
Acer
I use MixZing, and it works well. However, I don't think it has a play
next feature, just an add to current playlist. And I do occasionally
wish for a play next. If you find your dream player, please let us
know!
John Westlake's 'M-DAC2' (http://mdac2.lakewestaudio.com/) will most
probably have a squeezebox option as well. John plans on using the new
'Raspberry Pi Compute'
(http://www.raspberrypi.org/raspberry-pi-compute-module-new-product/)
module that can be fitted inside the M-DAC2 to function as a
How well are the Squeezebox clones built on consumer ARM-based boards
doing sync these days?
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JJZolx wrote:
How well are the Squeezebox clones built on consumer ARM-based boards
doing sync these days?
I have no issues at all with my wandboard (still using CSOS) vs. a Touch
Main System: Touch; Marantz SR-5004; TMA Premium 905; TMA Premium 901;
BK Monolith+ FF; HDI Dune Smart D1;
JJZolx wrote:
How well are the Squeezebox clones built on consumer ARM-based boards
doing sync these days?
I have three WB's running all without issues. Even sync'd they work very
well and I consider them as true Squeezeboxes.
There are plenty of ARM boards out there who are running
JJZolx wrote:
How well are the Squeezebox clones built on consumer ARM-based boards
doing sync these days?
I could never get a Boom and a Receiver to sync reliably. I gave up
trying after a couple of years of messing about with no significant
improvement. Even feeding them both with cabled
Owen Smith wrote:
I could never get a Boom and a Receiver to sync reliably. I gave up
trying after a couple of years of messing about with no significant
improvement. Even feeding them both with cabled ethernet from the same
network switch didn't help.
That's odd. They should sync perfectly.
Pascal Hibon wrote:
Now that Logitech abandoned the Squeezebox lineup there's a good chance
that Squeezebox will soon rule the world :-)
What do you mean by abandoned the Squeezebox lineup ? They still have
the UE smart radio.
And sorry to ask, maybe it's not the right thread, but I
Antoniop wrote:
What do you mean by abandoned the Squeezebox lineup ? They still have
the UE smart radio.
UE is no Squeezebox. Squeezebox was abandoned a few years ago!
And by the way, Logitech also dropped the UE Radio. So that story is
over too.
'M-DAC'
Antoniop wrote:
What do you mean by abandoned the Squeezebox lineup ? They still have
the UE smart radio.
UE Smart Radio is not a SqueezeBox, at least not as sold. And even if it
were, that's hardly a complete product lineup all on its own is it?
Frankly, something like the SqueezeBox 3 is a
Dogberry2 wrote:
That's odd. They should sync perfectly. I have a variety of devices all
over the house (2 Receivers, 2 Radios, 2 Touches, 3 Booms), all
connected via WiFi, and I routinely have at least 4 or 5 playing in sync
(and at times have had all 9), sometimes for several hours, with
yeomanspc wrote:
do you have an ir blaster / receiver in the room. No remotes hidden
under a book with key pressed?
No and No. Nothing like that that in the room, thanks.
Gus
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