Mark Miksis wrote:
> To me, the sad thing is that I wonder how many other potential third
> party projects or contributors are deterred by the mystery and
> uncertainty of all this. I suspect that the truth about all of this is
> much more mundane and narrowly defined than most people suspect.
cathcam wrote:
> and too complicated. I've removed almost everything I can off the menus
> on my radio that is in the guest room. It's got search, sync, my music
> and thats about it. I tell visitors to search for their favorite radio
> stations and press and hold the channel buttons just like th
JJZolx wrote:
> Other than possibly the Radio, the Squeezebox players were all too
> pricey to gain much of a foothold in the market of consumers who were
> interested in only music streaming services. If the SB were introduced
> today, it would flop even worse due to all of the competition in th
venus light wrote:
> This looks like an awesome tool. What would be a good resource to
> discover how to write different SQL queries on this database?
>
> I'm not super versed on SQL, but am pretty computer-savvy, so I think I
> could figure it out if someone pointed me in the right direction.
The best thing is to actually have a line level or preferably a digital
filter in the amp or ht reciever or ht processor . and accept that the
squeezebox is source component .
If this filte is good (read steep enough ) conected with some DRC very
good results can be obtained .
I do unload the de
the SB Boom does a very good jopb at feeding a sub through the audio
out. doing so produces an amazing effect, it allwed the Boom to fill my
large garage with Gym with very high quality sound.
now there are an increasing number of DACs and Integrated Amps with the
ability to offer separate, confi
ctbarker32 wrote:
> I have recently uploaded my entire music collection which clocks in
> about 2 Tb to Onedrive. If you are an Office 365 subscriber you get
> unlimited One drive storage. Supposedly, Windows 10 will recognize FLAC
> as a music format natively and also Microsoft will be supportin
The inherent benefits of bi-amping (sub/main) are not met when both sub
and main get the same signal. As always, this leaves the "high" trying
to reproduce the bass and vice-versa.
Huge improvements in effective wattage (amperage, really) result from
feeding the low speaker(s) the lows and the hi
CommanderROR wrote:
> Maybe the Max2Play imagee have been adapted for RPI2? I haven't checked,
> since my server is an Odroid U3...
Looks like they've been updated -
https://github.com/max2play/webinterface
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Logitech Radio
Logitec
Maybe the Max2Play imagee have been adapted for RPI2? I haven't checked,
since my server is an Odroid U3...
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i'm having the buffering issue via the Qobuz plugin, so thought I'd try
using ickstream instead. I have Tidal, via ickstream, and it's worked
very well. however, when i try to add Qobuz as a service, I see it
already listed as active on the ickstream page, and Tidal is NOT listed
as installed.
Other than possibly the Radio, the Squeezebox players were all too
pricey to gain much of a foothold in the market of consumers who were
interested in only music streaming services. If the SB were introduced
today, it would flop even worse due to all of the competition in the
market.
In fact, a f
I've got one in the mail today. (AL case from Amazon)
A couple of questions:
1. I see squeezeslave (squeezeplug) for PI in the code.google downloads:
would running this be similar to the Mac implementation or are there
pre-reqs?
2. This is a fairly powerful SOC. How would I go about trying to r
banned for life wrote:
> I've got one in the mail today. (AL case from Amazon)
>
> A couple of questions:
>
> 1. I see squeezeslave (squeezeplug) for PI in the code.google downloads:
> would running this be similar to the Mac implementation or are there
> pre-reqs?
>
> 2. This is a fairly powe
Esel2k wrote:
> I totally agree with that, since streaming services started and the
> predictions (ok just a prediction) seems that it will exploded in
> users.
> 17323
>
> Now this market needs the device to play that. On the phone they have
> the apps. But at home? The market is very attractiv
Squeezemenicely wrote:
> Well Sonos was around quite a while before Logitech jumped out. But the
> biggest trouble was that Squeezebox was simply there much too early for
> consumers. Only really since streaming services as Spotify started has
> the market for streaming / file players begun to ev
Hi Esel
Sorry, i updated my post!
I posted the informations about NEEO here in the hope to have many
Squeezebox users as backers to get the Squeezebox integration on their
map!
:cool:
There will be a survey at the end of the campaign and every backer which
vote for Squeezebox will help to achiev
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