Apesbrain wrote:
> For those rooms where I plan to have proper hi-fi equipment, I'd still
> use a Squeezebox or Raspberry Pi emulator but for all the other rooms in
> my house, I might use Google or Amazon devices. It's amazing the first
> time you say, "Ok Google, play WCRB" or "Ok Google, who
So it turns out that iOS14.2 has a new setting for many apps called
local access. This was not on and when it isnt on, the app cant
access the local network. So there you go
LMS 7.9.1 on QNAP 219P+
3 wired Touch End Points
Jolida Tube DAC III
Marantz 2270 to Boston Acoustics Slimlines
Hello,
OP here.
I am in San Diego. It has never been used so whichever firmware came
with it would be the current firmware.
If one of you would update it or let me use one that would be awesome!
Or, if it is the case that my Harmony 620 or an Android app (is there
one ?) would allow me to
Material Skin is a plug-in that gives you a web interface working
perfectly on both computer and mobile.
Its actually better than iPeng I bought for $10.
Use Safari on iPad, browse to web interface, select Add to home screen
and youll have a free app that works just perfectly!
Okey, so my 8 year old Boom is still with me. It has gone through WiFi
from vendors like Check Point, Huawei, Cisco Meraki and now Fortinet.
Later two with roaming.
Its getting tougher and tougher to let Classic/Boom like WiFi. They
often just disconnect or hang.
So I just want to share what
For those rooms where I plan to have proper hi-fi equipment, I'd still
use a Squeezebox or Raspberry Pi emulator but for all the other rooms in
my house, I might use Google or Amazon devices. It's amazing the first
time you say, "Ok Google, play WCRB" or "Ok Google, who played bass on
Kind of
Kyle wrote:
> We are considering building a vacation home. At our prior beach house, I
> had a Squeezebox 3 hooked up to an old Windows laptop with FLAC files on
> an external hard drive. We played through a compact stereo system in the
> main room, which was basically the whole downstairs. I
just confirming that I'm running 14.2 and have no issues with
Squeezepad.
*Home:* VBA2.5 4TB -or- rPi4B/pCP6.1/4TB>LMS 8.0.0>Transporter, Touch,
Boom, Radio (all ethernet)
*Cottage:* rPi4B/pCP6.1/4TB>LMS 8.0.0>Touch>Benchmark DAC I, Boom, Radio
w/Battery (ethernet except Radio WIFI)
*Office:*
Paul Webster wrote:
> Especially if that next person plugs in a POE switch!
Ha! And they are of course far more commonly used these days. I
guess that all that would happen is that the POE box would likely
indicate "not POE compliant"? On the other hand, how many of the
"spare" 4 wires
agbagb wrote:
> it's important to make a physical note of that cross-wiring at both ends
> of the run - otherwise, a few years later, you or somebody else could
> get very confused!
Especially if that next person plugs in a POE switch!
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now
Very much agreed - my otherwise very good electrician had to be watched
like a hawk when it came to the LAN, and he still didn't use the best of
cables... nor did he know how to verify their integrity once pulled.
I had one run that clearly had a fault that rendered it inoperative.
And for
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