jeffstake wrote:
> Quoting kidstypike,
> Using the default web interface, the player dropdown box lists all
> players connected to your network.
> Pic 1 below shows 3 players connected to my main LMS server (DAC32,
> lounge & Topping E30), and an SB Radio connected to *Core32*.
> To move the SB
Quoting kidstypike,
Using the default web interface, the player dropdown box lists all
players connected to your network.
Pic 1 below shows 3 players connected to my main LMS server (DAC32,
lounge & Topping E30), and an SB Radio connected to *Core32*.
To move the SB Radio to my main server I
In the garden, I use iPeng (with player turned on so that it emulates a
squeezebox player) on my iPhone. Then I use a bluetooth portable speaker
(JBL Charge 4) and stream from iphone to the speaker. I can synch the
iPeng player with my system in the house if I choose. Sounds great.
*Home:*
There are a few options available to you. Some already outlined.
It all depends on how much you like to play and also whether you have
decent wifi signal outside.
If you've got decent wifi outside then quite simply a SB Radio with
battery... still available to purchase second hand, with or
lssartin wrote:
> My booms (2) work great unless I move them, the power supplies require
> a jiggle for 10 minutes to come alive and stay good unless moved or
> vibrated.
That's usually an easy fix. The 'jiggle' problem is usually that the
male center pin on the boom itself no longer mates
This is probably stating the obvious, but I presume you've tried a
different cable to confirm it's not that?
Until recently: Transporter -> ATC SCM100A, now sold :-(
House move forced change to: piCorePlayer(RPi2/HiFiBerry DIGI2
Pro/HiFiBerry DSP) -> Meridian 218 -> Meridian M6
