Heuer wrote:
> In my experience voice is great at switching things on and off (lights
> ,TV, gas fire, gate, garage door, timers etc) but trying to adjust
> brightness, volume, channels or anything complicated is a chore. Amazon
> are now offering a button to replace voice so we are back to squar
Heuer wrote:
> In my experience voice is great at switching things on and off (lights
> ,TV, gas fire, gate, garage door, timers etc) but trying to adjust
> brightness, volume, channels or anything complicated is a chore. Amazon
> are now offering a button to replace voice so we are back to squar
In my experience voice is great at switching things on and off (lights
,TV, gas fire, gate, garage door, timers etc) but trying to adjust
brightness, volume, channels or anything complicated is a chore. Amazon
are now offering a button to replace voice so we are back to square one!
Lounge: Tra
In my experience voice is great at switching things on and off (lights
,TV, gas fire, gate, garage door, timers etc) but trying to adjust
brightness, volume, channels or anything complicated is a chore. Amazon
are now offering a button to replace voice so we are back to square one@
Lounge: Tra
Heuer wrote:
> I use this one: http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/proaudio/emu-0202.html
>
> About the only thing you need to be careful of is the power, which it
> gets via USB. For ultimate performance I run it into a laptop to capture
> the stream but only when the laptop is on battery power. I fo
I use Alexa to control LMS probably 80% of the time and iPeng for the
remaining 20%. But I have Echos in every room where I have SBs so a 1:1
relationship makes that pretty easy. They then double up to control all
the other smart stuff in my house.
I have my own skills for everything in the ho
There are hundreds of screens out there, all with different models and
revisions. So its very hard to keep track of any particular issue and if
its still relevant on todays model.
gvh1234 put together this project that shows you the 3 SmartiPi cases
with the Official RPT screen --see 'Build a pl
Greg Erskine wrote:
> If you look hard enough, you will find a negative report for everything.
> :)
Yeah, but it's not only one review. i'm a bit unsure now. A good
display, a good case with a stand and and PI attached on the back.
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If you look hard enough, you will find a negative report for everything.
:)
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Bogg wrote:
> Hi, I've tried to reply to your pm, but nothing appears in my sent
> items, so I'm not sure whether it's sending. Let me know if you haven't
> received any.
>
> The pi display being upside down isn't a problem with picoreplayer, its
> just one click to rotate it 180 degrees.
PM
What is your location since you didn't provide it in your profile?
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 8.1.2 on WHS 2011 - 2 Duets and
Squeeseslave
Cabin system - Rock solid with LMS 8.1.2 on Win10 Pro - 1 RPi 3 Model
B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
Squeezebox Boom - "At Large
mamema wrote:
> >The hardest part probably is
> to find a decent case you like...
>
> Michael, you've nailed it (as always :-), i've tried to find a standup
> case where a pi can be attached nicely on the back. Scrolling through
> user reviews and read about not fitting or upside down displays,
>The hardest part probably is
to find a decent case you like...
Michael, you've nailed it (as always :-), i've tried to find a standup
case where a pi can be attached nicely on the back. Scrolling through
user reviews and read about not fitting or upside down displays, not
very encouraging.
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PiCorePlayer 6..1on Allo Digi One Signaturewith (Lounge)
PiCorePlayer 7 with pi official touchscreen and hifiberry Dig+ (Office)
PiCorePlayer 6.1 with pi official touchscreen an
mamema wrote:
> > Heuer wrote:
> > Same here - Joggler with Jivelite purely for control. Great screen and
> > total control for less than £20. Currently have two controlling SB3's
> > but one of those will be replaced by a DAC32 (if it ever arrives!).
> > /QUOTE]
> >
> > sorry for my ignorance
Heuer wrote:
> Same here - Joggler with Jivelite purely for control. Great screen and
> total control for less than £20. Currently have two controlling SB3's
> but one of those will be replaced by a DAC32 (if it ever arrives!).
> /QUOTE]
>
> sorry for my ignorance and that i have lived under a r
My main listening areas have touch's, which I also control with an IR
remote. I rarely "touch".
But for other locations, having many sb devices employed and extras in
boxes, I still like controllers and even sb radios for controlling
faceless pi players or receivers. For example, in my workshop,
So, you build this PiCoreController with 7" touch display by your own?
Pi, 7" Pi display, case, piCorePlayer.org. The hardest part probably is
to find a decent case you like...
And SB means Squeezebox (Radio,..?)
Any Squeezebox. A Transporter, Classic, SliMP3, Philippe's SqueezeAMP,
w
Same here - Joggler with Jivelite purely for control. Great screen and
total control for less than £20. Currently have two controlling SB3's
but one of those will be replaced by a DAC32 (if it ever arrives!).
Lounge: Transporter>Audio Synthesis DAX Decade>Audio Research LS22>Krell
FPB300>Wilson
d6jg wrote:
> OT but what hardware do you use to get 24/192 needle drops? I mean ADC
> wise
I use this one: http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/proaudio/emu-0202.html
About the only thing you need to be careful of is the power, which it
gets via USB. For ultimate performance I run it into a laptop to
Man in a van wrote:
> It's this one (well, I'm pretty certain it is :)) I also have an Edirol
> UA25 stored away with it.
>
> https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/edirol-ua101
>
> and, whilst on this trip down memory lane
>
> https://www.gearslutz.com/gear/midiman/flying-cow
Thanks.
Massivel
For Sb3 repair - If not already read, JoeMuc's blog is worth looking at
https://joes-tech-blog.blogspot.com/2018/11/logitech-slimdevices-squeezebox-classic.html
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thanks to this great forum thread, I was able to repair one of my two
dead Logitech Squeezebox 3 by just removing the Wifi card.
I'm wondering what could be done for the other.
I see someone mentioning a thread to verify power at different
location.
I will go on in this direction.
So cool to b
mherger wrote:
> > Beside the fact, that i'm envious, can someone tell me why they
> decided
> > to go down that route?
> > I'm using an iPad for administering the LMS ecosystem.
> > But i want to understand what i'm missing here.
>
> Direct, immediate control.
>
> I have a piCoreController wit
mherger wrote:
> >
>
> Direct, immediate control.
>
> I have a piCoreController with a 7" touch display on my desk to control
>
> my SB. No need to bring up an app on a tablet or phone which is in the
> other corner of the house all the time. It just sits there were I am,
> always shows th
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