CommanderROR wrote:
> Like the fact that it comes with analogue and spdif output.
Up until today, I didn't know that there is something called TOSLINK
miniplug and that one can have RCA and that in one port.
New setup:
- ASRock Ion 330, Lubuntu 14.04, LMS 7.9, FLAC
- *Duet* > AKG Hearo 8
usc95 wrote:
> I am going to get one as well. If someone could develop a plugin that
> would turn these Chromecasts into Squeezebox playback devices (like
> Ipeng playback does with airplay devices) then we would be good to
> continue to use LMS for playback of our local music and any other
> fu
If its just a matter of a different codec cant we just have LMS
transcode the stream to something the players will support?
It's a new API with a new feature set and a new streaming format.
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jojopuppyfish wrote:
> I am willing to give a donation to the cause if you can provide a 3rd
> party plugin for Sirius XM on my Radio.
I second that. Whomever wants to start this effort with SiriusXM,
please PM me. I'm the guy on the XMFan forum that had the conversation
with SiriusXM.
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pippin wrote:
> Sure. Of course we would very much like to support SiriusXM for the
> Squeezeboxes
I am willing to give a donation to the cause if you can provide a 3rd
party plugin for Sirius XM on my Radio.
jojopuppyfish
garym wrote:
> IckStream, are you listening? :cool:
Sure. Of course we would very much like to support SiriusXM for the
Squeezeboxes
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garym wrote:
> IckStream, are you listening? :cool:
I have emailed with ickStream and they say they are indeed interested
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If its just a matter of a different codec cant we just have LMS
transcode the stream to something the players will support? If I
remember correctly I had to do this for my original squeezebox back in
the day to get sirius working in the first place as it did not support
WMA. Curious to see what
mpmartin wrote:
> See this post "Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2015 4:13 pmPost subject:
> Response from SiriusXM" within this message string on the XMFan.com
> board:
>
> http://www.xmfan.com/viewtopic.php?t=124785&start=75&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
>
> The poster said they sent a message
See this post "Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2015 4:13 pmPost subject:
Response from SiriusXM" within this message string on the XMFan.com
board:
http://www.xmfan.com/viewtopic.php?t=124785&start=75&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
The poster said they sent a message to the executive board which
re
I looked at the Rocki but the poor reviews really put me off. Also, the
lack of services and the fact that multi room streaming was still in
beta months after launch led me to not trust the startup that much.
Hopefully with Google's resources they can nail multi-room sync (which
we know is not e
usc95 wrote:
> I am going to get one as well. If someone could develop a plugin that
> would turn these Chromecasts into Squeezebox playback devices (like
> Ipeng playback does with airplay devices) then we would be good to
> continue to use LMS for playback of our local music and any other
> fu
I am going to get one as well. If someone could develop a plugin that
would turn these Chromecasts into Squeezebox playback devices (like
Ipeng playback does with airplay devices) then we would be good to
continue to use LMS for playback of our local music and any other
functioning music services
usc95 wrote:
> Good to know about the Rocki. Honestly, I am not interested in the
> Chromecast as a replacement for the squeezebox hardware but rather as a
> way to maintain access to the music services. We are blessed to have
> such a talented community developing a number of alternatives for
Good to know about the Rocki. Honestly, I am not interested in the
Chromecast as a replacement for the squeezebox hardware but rather as a
way to maintain access to the music services. We are blessed to have
such a talented community developing a number of alternatives for DIY
and easy to use re
usc95 wrote:
> I looked at the Rocki but the poor reviews really put me off. Also, the
> lack of services and the fact that multi room streaming was still in
> beta months after launch led me to not trust the startup that much.
> Hopefully with Google's resources they can nail multi-room sync (
I also ordered one. Like the fact that it comes with analogue and spdif
output. Main disadvantage over LMS/Squeezelite: no central control app.
You use an app for radio, one for Streaming music (Play Music, Spotify,
Qobuz apparently coming soon) etc.
Also, no idea what kind of DAC they use, and
Yes, I'll be saying goodbye to SiriusXM. It's too bad there's no fix. I
actually thought someone here would come through to save the day.
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 s
slally wrote:
> I'm intrigued as well. I'm going to buy one and plug it into my aux
> input...
Just ordered one for testing. Since the Google Play Music plugin
unfortunately doesn't work anymore and no-one is developing it further,
maybe I'll use this as a workaround.
New setup:
- ASRoc
ralphy wrote:
> A new build of jivelite (jivelite-0.1-20150830git267dae5-win32.zip) is
> available which includes an updated JogglerSkin.
> If you don't use the Joggler Skin there's no reason to download the
> newer version.
Hi Ralphy;
thanks again for your continuing work on this.
I tried "
sksahai wrote:
> No elegant Rasberry Pi solutions out there that are aesthetically
> pleasing and cheap.
>
Not true IMO. You can get very nice brushed steel cases for the Raspi.
Besides, the Chromecasts are not really aesthetically pleasing. There's
supposed to be hidden away. You can achieve th
sksahai wrote:
> Chromecast Audio announced today seems exciting, especially if they can
> pull off multiroom audio in the future.
> My original squeezebox devices are dying slowly, and an attempt to
> replace one with an Android TV box with OrangeSqueeze did not go to
> well. No elegant Rasberr
netchord wrote:
> i'm getting a message on all channels today alerting me to the
> forthcoming change. essentially, a guy is reading the email we got last
> week. it's on all channels, and seems to be in a continuous loop.
>
> since i'm not prepared to invest in new hardware, it's addio Sirius
Chromecast Audio announced today seems exciting, especially if they can
pull off multiroom audio in the future.
My original squeezebox devices are dying slowly, and an attempt to
replace one with an Android TV box with OrangeSqueeze did not go to
well. No elegant Rasberry Pi solutions out there t
i'm getting a message on all channels today alerting me to the
forthcoming change. essentially, a guy is reading the email we got last
week. it's on all channels, and seems to be in a continuous loop.
since i'm not prepared to invest in new hardware, it's addio SiriusXM.
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Could we offer to 'fund' it by community ?
One point which hasn't been mentioned so far is maintenance and running
cost. Not only needs new code to be written, but it has to be run, too.
Some changes may require more processing overhead than others. And if a
solution comes at longer term cost
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