philippe_44 wrote:
then I'll see how to hack Squeezelite and a simple streamer.
Probably no need to hack squeezelite as it already does output to stdout
and has been used in other threads to pipe audio into other
applications. In this case possibly VLC but it does not support http
streaming
philippe_44 wrote:
In fact, I was thinking that is I can get a multiple instance of
SqueezeLite, all feeding different streams connected to Sonos
controller, it might be an interesting solution. In other words
SqueezeLite:1 == Stream:1 == Sonos device:1
SqueezeLite:2 == Stream:2 == Sonos
cliveb wrote:
Why would anyone do that? Why would they use expensive Sonos devices to
emulate what can be built for a fraction of the cost using things like
RaspPi/Odroid/Wandboard/etc?
Transition strategy - making sure some LMS facilities are still
accessible. RE Raspberry etc. alternatives
I'm still using Squeezter on a Nokia N9 connecting to LMS 9.1. It's
sometimes slow but great that it still works.
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bpa wrote:
Probably no need to hack squeezelite as it already does output to stdout
and has been used in other threads to pipe audio into other
applications. In this case possibly VLC but it does not support http
streaming Flac only streaming MP3 and possibly other lossy audio.
That's what
bpa wrote:
Transition strategy - making sure some LMS facilities are still
accessible. RE Raspberry etc. alternatives some people only want
proper products not DIY perhaps as a sense of security
Exactly - this is about transition. SOmetimes, you'll go native Sonos,
but not at the begining.
philippe_44 wrote:
That's what I'm doing now for test. I started with FFmpeg to directly do
RTP but unfortunately Sonos does not support RTP. So I will either use
FFServer or VLC. But, for going beyond just the test that would proove
feasibility, I was more concerned about the CPU required
kipeta wrote:
CHANGES ON THE SEPTEMBER 16TH 2014 VERSION:
- Player control application on local UI (optional)
- File manager tool in web interface
- Kernel upgrade to the latest stable version 3.16.2
- Power saving improvements (eg. dynamic CPU frequency option)
- Other minor
I'm not going to upgrade to LMS7.9 yet. 7.9 has quite a lot changes all
the time. Is it stable already?.
Not stable as in officially declared stable. But while you're correct,
there are quite some changes every now and then, overall I'd consider it
pretty stable. I can't remember the last
Currently I've been streaming music from my LMS server at my house using
the following:
Windows 7:
Squeezeplay
Squeezelite
Android:
Squeeze Player
Orange Squeeze
Is there a web client or something that doesn't require installation?
For example, my girlfriend asked if she can stream from her
kllngtme wrote:
Currently I've been streaming music from my LMS server at my house using
the following:
Windows 7:
Squeezeplay
Squeezelite
Android:
Squeeze Player
Orange Squeeze
Is there a web client or something that doesn't require installation?
For example, my girlfriend asked
bpa wrote:
Transition strategy - making sure some LMS facilities are still
accessible. RE Raspberry etc. alternatives some people only want
proper products not DIY perhaps as a sense of security
It's not that with LMS, DIY is the only option left. You can employ
Android (or iOS) based
banned for life wrote:
Plugin: SoftSqueeze
Is a Java app. When enabled (show all 3rd party plugins,) an install
dialog is present on the HOME/Extras menu.
Okay cool. Is there something else that might be more standalone or
easier? I don't want to have to give her my login to the server.
Okay cool. Is there something else that might be more standalone or
easier? I don't want to have to give her my login to the server. Plus it
gives her access to the LMS server itself and the settings. I don't want
it to be messed with by accident or something.
How do you want her to use your
mherger wrote:
Okay cool. Is there something else that might be more standalone or
easier? I don't want to have to give her my login to the server. Plus
it
gives her access to the LMS server itself and the settings. I don't
want
it to be messed with by accident or something.
How do
bpa wrote:
Transition strategy - making sure some LMS facilities are still
accessible. RE Raspberry etc. alternatives some people only want
proper products not DIY perhaps as a sense of security
Roland0 wrote:
If mp3 is acceptable, the simplest way would be to point the sonos
devices to
https://gigaom.com/2014/09/17/logitech-invests-in-the-smart-home-with-harmony-remote-and-hub/
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1410276236 @ Wed Sep 10 04:02:02
UTC 2014
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8Platform Architecture:
x86_64-linux
I use DaPhile on a network connected Atom based pc. It works perfectly
playing locally but sometimes there are problems streaming to
Squeezelite running on my desktop. I have upgraded Squeezelite to 1.6.4
but still have the same problem.
After booting my desktop and starting Squeezelite with:
Oh, boy. Logitech jumps on another bandwagon. BFD.
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mherger wrote:
Faster scanning (very much with larger collections and enough memory),
faster web UI browsing, faster Browse Music Folder, some new features
like Browse by Album Artist, Browse Random Albums, return of Browse
Music Folder while scanning, browse folders without importing
kipeta wrote:
I'm not going to upgrade to LMS7.9 yet. 7.9 has quite a lot changes all
the time. Is it stable already?. I actually haven't had time to try it
even. What would be the benefits?
For me the benefit would mostly be the better treatment of artists.
Nothing pressing, though.
kipeta wrote:
CHANGES ON THE SEPTEMBER 16TH 2014 VERSION:
- Player control application on local UI (optional)
- File manager tool in web interface
- Kernel upgrade to the latest stable version 3.16.2
- Power saving improvements (eg. dynamic CPU frequency option)
- Other minor
I recently bought the Harmony Hub, including the remote. It's designed
primarily as a smartphone app, which is reasonably well designed, but I
wanted a remote with buttons to replace my Harmony One. I like having a
remote that doesn't have a screen that can break (as occurred with both
my
bpa wrote:
Transition strategy - making sure some LMS facilities are still
accessible. RE Raspberry etc. alternatives some people only want
proper products not DIY perhaps as a sense of security
I'll probably try to figure out all this Raspberry Pi stuff one day, out
of necessity, but I try
What would be the minimal signal strength to provide a stable stream?
Is there any way to boost signal strength? I have an SB Boom powering a
subwoofer and when it is synced to my main Touch Stereo system I tend to
get cut outs. The signal strength for the Boom is between 38 and 43. Is
there
I have a Touch in the other room currently showing 80% that occasionally
drops out. There are many factors at work here including how many other
wireless devices are in your household, how many wireless networks are
in your local area, and how many are on the same channel as yours.
First try
Thank you.
Ikabob
Squeezebox Touch w/LMS V7.7.3; Benchmark DAC1 USB;Marantz Pre-amp; SAE
Amplifier;ESS Heil Speakers(main listening speakers plus various
additional speakers).
Multiple players: SqueezeBooms,SqueezeRadios; SB3;
Services:Slacker;Sky.com;Rhapsody;
Sirius.com;CalmRadio
Ipeng
GeeJay wrote:
I'll probably try to figure out all this Raspberry Pi stuff one day, out
of necessity, but I try to follow all those threads and I don't
understand most of what you guys are talking about. Someone tells me I
can plug a box into my stereo system and get music...that I
philippe_44 wrote:
Great ! I did not remember that LMS feature. Tried quickly and Sonos
recognizes the stream and LMS recognizes the Sonos client - I'll see how
sync works (i'not home currently so a bit difficult to listen to the
result) but if it works, then it might be more than good
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