thing a lot faster I think.
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Michael Herger wrote:
Yep, these browsers are just too darn complicated ;)
FWIW: what Peter wants to say is that instead of editing the Registry and
tinkering around, reloading the page would have done the trick.
Bhaagensen already said that, I just added my bit. Fact
SB3 until it (the AE) died last
week. Apparently Apple still haven't figured out how to make access
points that last. (the power section seems to fail as in the old UFO
airports).
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bhaagensen wrote:
Did you try just clearing the cache and forcing a reload in your
browser? What you are describing sounds a lot like something that could
have been resolved by those means.
Yep, these browsers are just too darn complicated ;)
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this setting
will be user accessible before i end up doing that again.
I don't see any bridging functionality advertised on
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_duet.html#network
For an undocumented feature having to use Perl to access it is not too
bad, is it?
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radish wrote:
It would require hacking the AE, or writing a pretty sophisticated SC
plugin (or more likely both). I don't know of anyone who's tried...
There's source for a player available so it should be doable. Too bad my
AE just died ;)
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Peter
andrewfkay wrote:
I am currently using my squeezebox as a wireless bridge for my shuttle
pc (windows xp and also my slim server), which works a treat except for
one thing. When I wake it up with the squezebox remote using Wake On
LAN, the PC boots up fine but says that the 'ethernet cable is
not disciplined
enough for manual backups.
RAID is *not* a substitute for backups but it may save you a lot of
downtime and work.
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from reputable vendors are a good idea but you're much better off with a
reliable software RAID like Linux MD than with a hobby card with barely
any support. You need backups in any case.
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drives are a lot more expensive. I'm not see that they are
proportionally more reliable.
FWIW: I just had a server class drive fail a month ago. I haven't had a
consumer drive fail in years.
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) and I had two phases in my previous home.
I couldn't use my X10 modules in most of the house.
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for a
non-wireless connection without having to resort to a third party (i.e.
non-Logitech) script (SBR Configuration tool)?
It can be configured with the controller. I used it that way when the
script wasn't even available.
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it would be a irresistable upgrade for me.
Better yet at that price it would be nice if it is included with the
purchase.
This would make this a lot more competitive with other players.
Being expensive is the whole point of audiophile equipment isn't it?
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Peter
bpa wrote:
The Controller has an IR-remote emulator under Settings/Advanced/Factory
Test and so I think most of the IR specific can be done with
controller.
It's not going to be fun entering a wpa key that way :(
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a difference.
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the
player to automatically play an internet radio station at 10:00pm and
then turn off at 8:00am the next morning. Is there a way to do it?
There's a request out for something like that:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4775
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the word audiophile and the sound of a PC's fans and hard
disks hard to reconcile.
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won't be woken up when radio 4 or your internet connection
is down.
That's the reason I don't use this option. I wish SD would fall back to
a beep in such situations.
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Seems logical enough to me, a bit like a toggle really.
EDIT: I think selecting a track in the playlist should present a menu
with options to remove the track or play it next.
You want to replace a simple '+' or 'play' press with a whole menu?
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simbo wrote:
peter;319707 Wrote:
Seems logical enough to me, a bit like a toggle really.
It's got a big plus symbol on it. I read that to mean, perform an
additive function. If the button was labelled differently I might feel
better about it.
You'd like it beter if it were
amcluesent wrote:
And the Controller has an IR-emmitter, with the promise of some future
s/w to enable it to act as standard remote control.
Future?
Try Settings Advanced Factory Test Infrared
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Don't use itunes and don't suffer.
It's as simple as that isn't it?
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that you're a SqueezeBox reseller and Logitech offers this
discount to existing owners. How would you feel about this discount?
It's probably not a good idea from a business standpoint to alienate
resellers.
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amcluesent wrote:
I wonder if there was some frank exchange of views in Logitech's
marketing meeting this morning? How many Duet's have escaped to UPS?
My controller made its way here.
Am I the only one so far?
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of car and fuel taxes too.
Don't worry, you lot still come out on top.
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On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 08:53:14 -0700, tamanaco
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peter;318130 Wrote:
What's the average income in NY again?
In Holland it's around 30,000 EUR, and we pay around 40% income taxes
from that.
And then there's VAT and lots of car and fuel taxes too.
Don't worry, you
is only for use in my bedroom where it ideally
should offer convenience with just a few fingertaps. I will like Duet
controller to function like an Ipod with the hard disk at the receiver.
Nice, a whirring hard disk at your ear... ;)
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the range. I live
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and then use my
Nokia n800 going forward?
Sure.
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pablolie wrote:
something is weird about the controller's wireless capabilities, the
evidence is quite overwhelming when cruising the forums. i wish it was
different.
Well, I have no problems.
I probably don't post that regularly enough...
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I have to admit that my friend probably represents a bigger slice of
the market than techy folks like me. So he'll probably end up with a
Sonos system never know what he is missing in terms of eg.
Transporter audophile qualities...
Perhaps, but budget wise the Duet
player links would
be a great service to us SB users.
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, sounds illegal to me ;)
or a file with a specific name (e.gl .keepout) to prevent SC to scan
the folder.
I'd like this option myself. Could also be handy if you want to keep
albums in different formats (mp3/flac) and allow SC to access only one.
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On Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:00:38 -0700, egd
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peter;313750 Wrote:
If it works intermittently there must be some kind of wireless problem.
No documentation could fix that.Wow, that's insightful, thanks.
You've assumed that the Receiver was connected wirelessly
and purposes become useless to me. Frankly I don't have the time nor
the inclination to _uck with it any longer.
If it works intermittently there must be some kind of wireless problem.
No documentation could fix that.
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is asking for unsatisfied
customers..
That's sucks indeed. But how about sending teh defective remote in to be
repaired?
Perhaps that avenue is still open? ;)
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andlauer wrote:
Thank you Peter for your reply.
I do not quite understand what Nokia has to do with my original post,
the bug it refers to, or the way Slimdevices handles it.
It's nearly impossible to get anyone at any commercial software company
to acknowledge a bug let alone promise
verbatone wrote:
Peter, quit being such a jerk,
I have never responded to these things, but for some reason I feel
compelled to now.
How do you submit a bug with Nokia? Uh, you don't, so good point?
Exactly.
This forum used to be like any linux forum, like what you'd find
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to add disks together.
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levers help prevent breakage.
$499
http://www.usa.denon.com/ProductDetails/3429.asp
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Mike New wrote:
egd;310591 Wrote:
What would you like to see it do, rattle off the features list.
Thanks for asking. Here is a quick dirty list. To see how these
might might look on the actual interface, reference iTunes,
MediaMonkey, Media Player.
1. List the library in its
server.
I now use a mix of fixed and dynamic ip addresses provided by my router.
(which, unfortunately, supports only a limited number of fixed addresses)
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for each SC
version?
It would be much better if the appropriate version was included with the
SC distribution.
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or something else?
I completely deleted the infected scanner.exe in c:/program
files/slimserver/server as well as recycle bin.
There is no infected scanner.exe. It's a false alarm. Do you trust your
virus scanner more than your own common sense?
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Peter
jeremy wrote:
I just got the same here, also XP, also AVG - running a full scan and
updated to latest nightly - any ideas?
False positive, complain to the AV manufacturer.
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of those five way
joysticks you can find on Garmin hand held GPS units. They work very
fast if you get the hang of them.
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simple binary
search.
Now I need to learn enough lua to try and implement it on the
Controller.
Sounds interesting. Couldn't it be done with the wheel?
Turn right for 'button 1', turn left for 'button 2'.
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hassle to be worth it IMHO.
And the NiCADs in my 5 cordless phones are still working fine after
keeping 'm in their cradles for almost 10 years. (I had them out for one
whole year as well, perhaps that's the secret).
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. There are probably better solutions if you
just want your WMP sound on your amp.
IMHO, you're missing the whole point of the system.
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how strongly
people feel about their squeezeboxes, which is a good thing in itself.
It's hard to please everyone, businesses go broke trying.
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nothing about fuel injectors, but expect my car to start when I
turn the key.
If you don't want to administer networks you shouldn't try setting one
up in your home.
When your car breaks down, you hire a professional. You have the same
option here.
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complicated things. I think the average SME LAN is less
complicated than what many of us are running at home.
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bobkoure wrote:
feel as I'm the IT guy in my house, so it's my fault if someone's
printer won't print, etc...
No surprise there. Printers aren't ready for prime time ;)
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gets asked and answered here daily.
Is it too much to ask you to do a little reading yourself?
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and tiny, they didn't have the resources
to develop their own remote yet, so they sold the SliMP3 with a Sony
universal remote that was set to the JVC codes. (or did we have to
program that ourselves? I don't remember).
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Squeezebox' option is only meant for Receivers. (the message
should be fixed)
Your Transporter is most probably already setup.
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Of course.
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Would the controller work in ad-hoc mode with a Windows laptop as weel?
I'm thinking of taking a controller ans laptop along on my holiday this
summer. That could be a nice and simple setup provided the hifi in the
house has a line-in.
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blitzbbffl wrote:
Peter - Thanks for the link. I took a look at it and it certainly looks
real.
I'll probably wait on confirmed viability.
Others have used it successfully, but you have to know a little more
about networking to use it. Setup via the controller is a breeze in
comparison
google skills seem to be lacking.
Dunno.
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on the
freeware vmware player:
http://www.vmware.com/appliances/directory/1208
http://www.vmware.com/products/player/
Use iptables to restrict access to the servers to the ip addresses of
the players you want to restrict it to.
It takes some tinkering, but it is possible.
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Winamp.
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Peter wrote:
Robin Bowes wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
Thanks to all for the responses.
A few more ideas...
One way to do this would be to run multiple instances of SC. If you want
to run these on the same box, you would need to use different IPs for
each instance
no idea how serious they are and how
remotely exploitable, but I don't really keep track of that in Windows
either. Both Windows and Linux PC's need frequent updates, can we agree
on that?
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network, but I've not tested that and
don't intend to.
When I get round to releasing it officially, I will write some
instructions which will begin something like:
Plug SBR into same switch/router as PC
(rest of instructions)
Great work!
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that's true. I think there are probably quite a few SB
users who hardly ever use the webinterface.
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and have this do the same thing to me. I have too much music to
use an old computer as another member suggested.
Can't you just connect your external drive to an 'old' computer? Why
wouldn't that work? Serving audio files is not such a big deal...
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other way. SC works best on Linux/Unix, because Perl works best on Unix.
It works pretty well on Windows, but just not quite as good.
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a Sonic State T-Amp
with two passive speakers in my bed room and they're totally quiet
unless I stick my head in the speaker cone, the T-amp uses very little
energy so I keep it switched on all the time.
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with a method to
measure the effect. Me, I'm sceptical. The human mind is so eager to
find patterns, it often mistakes random chance for destiny. I can't tell
you how many times my player plays a song that applies to the situation
I'm in. I swear it's psychic!
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a router
and two switches that have a 'website' I have two printers that each
have their own 'websites', I have a PBX that has its own 'website'. I
have a DVR that has its own 'website'.
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badbob wrote:
Just bought a used SB3 and the front screen is scratched to buggery, is
it possible to replace the plastic window? And perhaps with glass
(scratch free)
Strange, huh? I never even touch mine...
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just be running SC and SoftSqueeze).
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run the Squeezebox
server software on any MAC, Windows or Linux PC. But it has to be on
when you play music unless you're content with using Squeeze Network.
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of such problems and the controllers
can't be wired.
Forums are usually full of issues. Not many people take the trouble of
coming 'round to say everything works fine. We'd be flooded otherwise.
BTW, no wireless issues here unless I go up on the roof.
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When I mark the boxes under synchronize on the duet controller the
boxes don't stay marked and I can't synchronize receivers. I didn't
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for head units with SD slots to become common place. I
don't need much in the way of user interface. Just display track title
and artist, allow me to skip songs and toggle between shuffle and
straight play is enough for me. It's all I do with my iRiver.
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toby10 wrote:
peter;298048 Wrote:
SumnerBoy wrote:
I have often wished I could access my SqueezeCenter music library
from
my car, usually when driving along listening to the rubbish on the
radio. I did read of someone who setup their car with a low power PC
which
Josh Coalson wrote:
peter;294975 Wrote:
Eric Seaberg wrote:
tyler_durden;294822 Wrote:
As for Apple- they have a lossless compression format that is
proprietary. Why would they develop their own when open source
compression formats exist? Because they want control
with a sufficiently complicated key AFAIK,
which would make it more than reasonably secure.
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autopilot wrote:
Slim has been killed everywhere, the software, the marketing, the
hardware. Why confuse matters by keeping it on the website. New
(potential) customers will be confused.
The Transporter is still marketed under the SD name IIRC.
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the initialization process the device transmits your
home WPA key over an unencrypted wifi link (or encrypted with a
fixed/guessable WEP key, I forget which). Any NSA agents in your garden
may steal it. So be particularly vigilant for black vans just after
ordering your Duet.
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-on part' separately in a
UK online store. They weren't expensive. Look through the forum and
you'll find it.
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Mnyb wrote:
I'm a little suspicious as the Receiver or Controller's are not aviable
as separate items yet ? (maybe in US )
They were pre-orders.
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wireless network. If you can, go wired all the
way. That's always best.
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their own formats? Why not just use what everyone else uses? Open
standards are what the web's built on. Open standards *not* defined by
Apple or Microsoft, if they have their way they hide everything from the
competition.
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Oops, sorry 'bout the silly boy stuff, I guess I got carried away ;)
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