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Why are you ripping 44kHz source material at 48kHz? That's going to
cause a resampling of all the data which could easily lead to what
you're hearing (IMHO).
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Given that server, I would just install it on the NAS.
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type are you using? Also crossfade and
gapless playback are different things. Assuming you're trying to get
actual crossfading and not real gapless, what happens when you enable
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or FLAC.
Having said that, I'm glad to see Rip and Max are finally filling the
gap!
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Home/Internet Radio/World/Canada/Ontario/Ottawa? I see a couple of CBC
stations there.
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The Touch seems better than the Classic, but to be honest if you're only
playing Rhapsody I wouldn't expect any noticable difference - you're
hampered by the source material.
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Both DHCP and the slimproto server discovery protocol rely on UDP
broadcast, I'm guessing something in the new firewall software is
interfering with that? Is your DHCP server in a router or something or
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No problem, glad it's working!
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If you're updating the server frequently you could be on a nightly,
which isn't what you want if you want it stable! What version of SBS are
you running, specifically?
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We have Tivos on each TV in the house. I run a little app called pyTivo
on the linux server which serves up any videos I have there to the Tivos
with transcoding as needed. Very simple, and works very well.
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You mean audio resolution? 24/48. And yes.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/HardwareComparison
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MrSinatra;486218 Wrote:
it was dramatic for me. how many files do you guys have? i think the
effect is linear based on the more you have, the more potent the effect.
Around 22k.
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I don't know how much that Devolo thing is, but if you just put an SBR
in each room you'd get what you wanted pretty cheaply. Also think about
a boom/radio.
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?
That's what the wiki's for. If what you need isn't there, maybe
consider writing it up to help the next person?
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if they decide you had unauthorized wiring in the walls
after a fire (even if it wasn't a contributing factor). I'm perfectly
confident I can do it safely, and would of course use the in-wall rated
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I've never heard of someone being refused warranty service on an SB due
to having opened it, and I've heard complaints on here about pretty much
everything else ;) They don't even put tamper stickers on them AFAIK.
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the switch next to your router, wherever that is. Mine is in the
basement.
Of course most consumer routers have a switch built in, so there's no
point buying an extra one unless you're out of ports on that...
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I'll do it tonight if I get a chance.
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concerning Windows 7. Its a hoot (and probably going to be close to
reality)!
Umm...fanboy much? Different people prefer different things, and that
includes operating systems. This isn't slashdot ;)
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Just to be 100% clear, the clock which is displayed when the Boom loses
server connection is not the same as the screensaver, it's just a very
simple time display - not really configurable. It does tell the time
though :)
And yes, the Boom will work fine with 7.3.x.
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Go to Setting/Plugins and enable the uPnP client plugin (I think it's
still there). You should see any detected servers come up on the left of
the web interface.
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It's not a plugin (my mistake) - look under Settings/Advanced/Network
and you should see it there.
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2 pairs of (I
assume) ceiling speakers, lots of wire, and 1 or 2 new amps. That'll
probably come to at least $400 anyway. Plus installation if you're not
handy enough to do it yourself.
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spend a lot of time moving threads around to try and
bring some sense of order. Apologies if we miss some, this is a very
busy place!
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gfuchs;474065 Wrote:
If they want more beta testers, I would be happy to buy a Touch if they
would let me.
Greg
(waving a credit card in the air)
This is about SC/SBS releases, anyone can beta test those for free :)
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Wouldn't the default SC setup have it transcoding AIFF to FLAC? That
would fix the network bandwidth issues.
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specifically, I
don't have any of that file type.
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Are there no other converters you could try? I know on Windows there are
various apps which will do the job.
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huh?
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I seem to remember the inclusion of apple lossless as native in the last
couple of releases.
P
Only on SqueezePlay based players, and event then I don't think it's
done yet.
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Do you have any AV or security software running? If so would be worth
trying without it to see if that makes a difference.
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7.4 uses mysql just like previous versions. Something certainly doesn't
sound right in your setup as my performance is identical to 7.3 as far
as I can tell (FYI, New Music takes about 2 seconds for me).
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You can also just drop the image in the album directory with a name of
folder.jpg and SC will pick it up from there.
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Marketplace and Zune Pass are different and use different systems.
While Sonos/Sansa may be able to play WMA DRM, it certainly can't play
Zune Pass material. Zune Pass works only on Zune hardware and software.
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connected but it isn't (which
would explain the blue light).
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poetman;469079 Wrote:
Phone number?
Up there at the top of the page where it says Support :)
http://www.logitechsqueezebox.com/support/contact-support.html
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Sounds like a bug, you might want to raise a ticket :
http://bugs.slimdevices.com.
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No, and as far as I know, no.
Sorry! I don't think MS has licensed ZunePass DRM to anyone yet (might
be wrong about that though).
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He's retired. You'd have to do Balmer.
*shudder*
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thing I noticed is that you set
lan_network_address to 192.168.1.4, but that's what you also have
squeezecenter_address set to - that can't be right!
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Have you contacted support?
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Like a regular squeezebox player.
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It's working great - an excellent use of $3 for the iPhone client.
Thanks Matt!
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Use iTunes to connect to a radio stream at http://server
IP:9000/stream.mp3 and you can then use the web interface to control it
like a regular player.
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(as I've been running
7.4 fine in test for ages), but it does suck when you're one of the
unlucky ones. It's certainly not everyone though.
Speaking as a 7.4 tester, stuff obviously got through the cracks, we'll
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morris_minor;461208 Wrote:
So this is what the TransNav controller is? Er, isn't the controller
part of the Duet?
The TransNav is actually the knob on the front of the Transporter. So
they're even more wrong that you thought!
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It should work if you set it to control a JVC DVD player.
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(~40W) but
desktops are usually more than that (although it depends greatly on
load).
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version have all
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but not the other way around. Must have missed something.
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I believe that 7.3.4 is recommended for Snow Leopard. If you search on
the forums there are a number of threads on the topic.
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You could also (if you haven't already) try just reseating the wireless
card. It may have had a dodgy connection.
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through network setup should do it
(the menu option will only appear if it has a valid link). No need to
factory reset in my experience.
Does the SB3 have Auto MDIX?
No, you need either a crossover or Auto MDIX at the other end.
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novelty. I'd certainly vote for a SBC/Harmony combo though...that would
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companies are technically backwards, and if you're
trying to get them to hook up something they're not familiar with you'll
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Just run back through network setup (hold left to enter setup) and you
should be set. You'll have to re-enter your wireless password at home as
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metaflac is the definitive source, run it on the file and it'll tell you
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sampling freq,
i.e. 88.2 to 44.1 and 96 to 48? Have I got it right?
I believe so, because you'll probably end up with a better overall
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It's probably a question more suited to m-audio. Do you get similar
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with the practicality of physical buttons. Even Pronto (the flag-bearer
for touchscren remotes) have some physical keys now.
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be honest). There are always bugs, it comes down to what you consider a
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Sure, just run an ethernet cable from the homeplug to the squeezebox.
Lots of people on the forums have reported good results with this setup,
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tamanaco;447632 Wrote:
I hope that with this remote Logitech will add specific profiles on
their Web site fot the old IR Squeezeboxes
There are already Harmony devices for IR enabled Squeezeboxes, at least
there were last time I set mine up!
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Do the files in question have more than one genre assigned to them? If
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ModelCitizen;446409 Wrote:
Sell them. Streamed media and the Internet make them entirely
redundant.
That's a pretty blatant copyright infringement - may as well just
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rip and just using a torrent in the first place - it's up to you whether
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20k tracks.
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about is sync vs async protocols, rather
than wired vs wireless. Ethernet is jitter reclocking free regardless
of whether it's over a cable or not.
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can't see why you need dual core for
SC in any circumstance, in fact seeing as most of SC is single threaded
(apart from things like transcoding) a faster-clocked single core would
be better. As it is, I run on the slowest CPU AMD make and it's just
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Rio Karma - if you can find one on ebay. 20GB, does FLAC and Vorbis
gapless. Probably the best portable ever made, IMHO..
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Sike;442286 Wrote:
But it could be the release date. It would put me out of my misery and
let me get on with my life without having to come here a couple of times
per day...
It's all a conspiracy to drive traffic to the forums ;)
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It's most likely just doing FLAC - Filters - FLAC, so you're still
playing FLAC but obviously not the same FLAC as you started with, as you
asked Inguz to mess with it :)
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That looks like an intermittent hardware issue to me, contact support or
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Papa Smurf;442195 Wrote:
Hi Radish - thanks for the reply.
Yes, I am starting to think that too. Have reinstalled SqueezeCenter,
and have factory reset the SB3.. no luck. I have now worked out -
whether the middle display line is missing or not, depends on the
brightness of the display
Try this:
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/pronto/SqueezeboxCodes.xls
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Sure, you should be able to use a regular ethernet cable (don't need a
crossover as the Mac should be auto-sensing). You will need to set the
IP, netmask etc manually on the SB3.
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a similar site for rare audio recordings
going down well with certain members of this community :)
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I was sad not to be able to check off slimp3...maybe I should get one
as a collectors item to complete the set ;)
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Or, if your server is running linux you could get crazy and try
something like UnionFS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UnionFS
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not totally dependent on the server or network connection.
Whichever player you're controlling is though, so if you have network
issues you could still have control glitches.
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deutscherhififan;440114 Wrote:
- you can use it as a wireless bridge for a DVD player or other
components that would like to have access to the web
Just as an FYI, all of the (wireless capable) players can act as a
bridge in this fashion.
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I'd recommend contacting support, they're in a better position to
diagnose hardware issues.
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Any SB remote will work with any SB, so yes the backlit one will work.
The Boom (mini) one will work too, BUT it doesn't have a brightness
button so you can't use it to trigger a fw update.
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FYI, the red lines are normal and not a fault or a sign of a problem -
they're intrisic to the VFD display. You should be able to see them if
you look closely enough.
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