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https://www.hifiberry.com/2015/10/a-high-end-squeezebox-replacement/
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> Follow the developements here :-)
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Dammit... you should have mentioned that thread earlier... ;)
I found it through tweakers.net
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In the open source software arena, just because you can get Linux,
Apache, Angular JS and a dozen other components which you can build into
an application stack, doesn't then mean you can just call it open source
and resell it with no consequences.
The dozen other
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SBS 7.8 - i5 laptop -_*Win_7_64bit*_
There's your problem (in combination with your librarysize)...
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Is there nobody who can point me to those well documented failing caps?
my toslink port doesn't show any light so it's probably not my wifi card
and I also already tried another powersupply...
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...wow. For the first time I checked into stocking one for the future.
Fair pricing for the SBv3, but the SBvTouch is out of control. If I was
in Logitech it would make me go hm... how about a 'limited' edition
production run at $349?.
Unfortunately for Logitech, those in
chrisla wrote:
Your biggest hope is that it is the wireless card holding it down. It's
a
very (if not the most) common failure for the wireless card to either
just
need a reseating or have failed keeping it from booting further. A
common
tell-tale of that is that they don't do anything
toby10 wrote:
Apparently so. :)
In the US, and using some common sense, the consumer is not entitled to
receive both a replacement item (or best item possible based on
discontinued products) and the original item back. It's a warranty
exchange of a bad item for a good item where the
bakker_be wrote:
Actually it's not :) At this point, with this explanation and my
existing setup in mind a couple of things are becoming clear to me:
- It's probably part of why my setup doesn't sound as good as the
exact same setup in store (and I mean the exact same setup,
banned for life wrote:
I was running LMS on a Vista Pro Dual-core 3Ghz with 3GB of memory.
Performance was lousy. I run Vortexbox now in a VMWare Workstation
virtual machine with 384MB of memory and the performance is outstanding.
I actually run two copies: one for in the house and one
pippin wrote:
But doesn't Apache then block the whole port? Usually LMS will use port
9000 for the bulk of it's communication: web interface, slimproto and
cometd. If that's what Apache gets in the way of then the Squeezebox
will have no control interface unless it can handle Apache's
pippin wrote:
That will probably not work. Does Aoache handle authentication on all
ports? I believe port 3483 (for the streaming) never authenticates and
I'm not sure about SlimProto over 9000 (certainly not via http
authentication) so Apache might block your Touch's access to the
server.
Thanks for the answer, I'll try to reconnect the Touch.
Currently I let Apache handle the authentication, but I'll try this
tomorrow...
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As my server is connected to the internet (so that I can stream to my
workplace) I set a user and password to access squeezeserver.
This resulted in the Logitech squeezebox controller app no longer being
able to find my SB Touch.
It appears to still be able to connect to the server but for the
andyg wrote:
Hi everyone. Unsurprisingly, the other shoe began to drop today with
Logitech laying off a handful of folks within the team, including
myself. I haven't read through very much of this thread but I wanted to
say that I am very pleased to see this effort in finding a way forward
Mnyb wrote:
Cant it just be a run once script that installs LAME or MAD or (insert
decoder ) at the first convenient possibility . The it is at least
technically the end user who is doing it .
Edit:_ maybe some charade is needed like a tic box install third party
decoders for better file
As we articulated when we started the third quarter, continued weakness
in the global PC market was the primary factor in our disappointing Q3
results
Yeah... I completely understand your logic then to sell the Harmony
division... A division that has nothing to do with PC's...
Personally I
My wild guess would be that the UE line will be dead within a year...
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Honestly, to me it looks like Squeezebox has been more or less
mismanaged during the last 2-3 years, maybe longer. Based on this we can
stop hoping for Logitech to resurrect the Squeezebox and make some thing
good with it, if it happens they will still focus on other things
aubuti wrote:
For commodities like those you don't need to excel. Being average still
sells millions of units per year.
So what's your point -- that they should have stayed with the products
they don't understand? That's a great strategy.
That's the same strategy that Nokia had... sticking
aubuti wrote:
Indeed, that may be the _only_ thing that Logitech management understood
about the Squeezebox line. And they acted accordingly.
The problem is: they're deadwrong and made a decision that will kill
Logitech in the future. The future for Logitech will not be in
keyboards/mice as
aubuti wrote:
But if you look at the Logitech product line you'll see they already do
a lot more than keyboards and mice: home security(!), tablet accessories
(like the very nice iPad kbd/cover that I am currently typing on, which
is infinitely superior to the touchscreen kbd), cameras,
it should look for the stream and the Apple TV did the
rest.
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switches to IPv6, then your squeezeboxes
won't work any longer.
IPv6 is not backwards compatible with IPv4, an IPv4 address can be
translated to an IPv6 address but most IPv6 addresses can't be
translated to IPv4.
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Good question! I did some research and it seems not to be capable of
gapless mch FLAC.
Hmm, I never tried it but according to the releasenotes of the latest
firmware it should be capable of gapless mch FLAC.
I never tried it though.
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I don't know what else to say.
As an IT person for decades I cannot imagine the incompetence that led
to the GA of 7.6
As an IT person you should have known not to use Windows Vista...
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What happens if you have your volume set at 100% and the track that's
playing has a replaygain value of (par example) +8 dB
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if calculated properly.
Ok, I was under the impression that with the playback volume set to
100% there was no room for replaygain to make it louder...
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(the ordinary customer) never buy the music, you buy a
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is getting some maintenance, you
still expect to be able to drive your car to your work at the same
time?
The answers to your questions: no and no.
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again: how does this influence the volumeknob on the server.
Changing the volume functions correctly up to 10 o'clock and then
nothing.
In the thread you mention, the person only hears something very faint
when the volumeknob is at its max...
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So... you're turning the volumeknob on your receiver and you think your
SB3 is doing something wrong in response to that...
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from an IPv6 radiostation unless you use the
squeezeboxserver as a proxy, but not everybody is using
sqeeuzeboxserver...
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between 2 directly UTP connected devices.
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quality that's
left after 100 meters... Maybe someone else whose native language is
English can explain better...
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is the only reason to switch to mp3 then I see no
reason to switch to mp3, I just buy a (extra|bigger) disk...
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http://tweakers.net/nieuws/60893/logitech-breidt-squeezebox-lijn-uit-met-touch-model.html
Apparantly it's allmost official...
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sebp;434956 Wrote:
Well, maybe they've just been aware of this thread. ;)
The funny thing is that there now is a circular reference ;)
It started with a link to the pricewatch at that site...
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be no problem for me.
What makes you think it won't have any form of copyprotection for the
HD part...
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disable the G type network and be N only...
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only, it is still
legacy-compatible with g devices i.e. if I switch to n only, should my
Controller work ok ?
If you set your router to N only the controller won't be able to
connect. It's not the N protocol that's backwards compatible, it's your
router that's backwards compatible...
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a Deutsche Telekom T-Online Speedport W 920V, fyi.
Oops, my mistake, it should have read:
Normally your router can facilitate a G and a N wireless network
simultaneously at the same time.
Apparantly the one you have doesn't...
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that a G device slows down a N device
and I know that's not the case... I just said it out of pure simplicity:
if you have all N devices why would you still enable the G network?...
Hmmm, I never thought about my smartphone...
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ASS-Ware;334692 Wrote:
DHCP doesn't give out hostnames, just IP configs.
Maybe you can set up a hostname in your DNS server ?
Actually the DHCP server can update the DNS server with an hostname -
ip combination.
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be sharp, while a blue one next to red or green
is fuzzy.
And I thought I was the only one with that problem, For me it's not
only blue leds but it's the same with blue neon signs... I just have a
very hard time focussing on those things...
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slimserver and you're still
better of than with the Sonos solution, which isn't a bad system at
all, but a completely different solution.
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http://www.macworld.com/article/132501/2008/03/zapmedia.html?t=104
I really wonder...
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these
unsupported streams?
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gbruzzo;268066 Wrote:
I sympathise (see the sooloos solution on www.sooloos.com) with this
approach.
I don't think you will sympathise with the prices for sooloos stuff ;)
You can buy about 6 transporters for the price of a complete sooloos
system...
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prices as normal
dutch shops...
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a flashy fast c++ gui
like windows media player and my transporter will feel like it's back in
the 21 Century!
Yeah right... microsoft and a flashy fast c++ gui... These are the same
people who brought us Vista where you need a supercomputer just to be
able to run the OS.
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One cause could be that you're using 2 wireless paths...
laptop - router and router - SB3
That means that the 54Mb/s is already to be divided over 2 devices but
200kb/s is very low...
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it will match all files in C:\My Music\Artist1\Album1
(CD1)
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: Rechargeable Li-ION
Polymer, factory-replaceable... So it probably will cost you an arm
and a leg again...
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James_B;210342 Wrote:
In all honesty I would love to see a simmilar controller for the
squeezebox and just a tad more polish... but there are a hell of a
lot of good things already.
Get a PDA with Wifi and you're almost there...
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And with iTunes I would be restricted to Apple or Windows and I'm
running Linux on my server!
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The part you're referring to is the firmware licensing not the license
for slimserver. It hasn't changed.
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the software
that
is the problem.
The problem is not the software, the problem is the user that
wants to drive a car without even trying to obtain a
drivinglicense or even buying/renting a car...
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rid and look at the alternatives i'm afraid.
Indeed: you should get rid of Vista. Slimserver works perfectly in
combination with Linux. I have no problem at all.
Oh... that's not the answer you want to hear...
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. QNAP, etc.)
- I use something else...
I run Slimserver on an old Pentium III 800 with 512 Mb memory. It's my
fileserver, mailserver, webserver, nameserver, dhcpserver,
databaseserver and now also my slimserver.
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not working. Why on earth did you install
Vista?
If you're using Windows 2000 or Windows XP, there is absolutely NO
reason to switch to Vista (at this moment and the near future).
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Maybe DHCP isn't working correctly. Try to assign an IP address
manually.
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Nostromo;182231 Wrote:
Ah! new blood! Welcome!
H, I'm not quite sure if he should be happy about this remark
coming from a person with a nick that looks a bit like Nosferatu...
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-to-day interface device
is the remote. They work well.
Couldn't agree more with you...
The specific reason why I bought a Squeezebox and not an Apple Airport
Extreme is that it can run without an human operated interface (like
iTunes) on a computer.
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is the same with any of them CD error compliant.
Let me assure you that there can be a major difference in the resulting
rip by the different CD ripping programs. The difference will
exponentially grow with decreasing quality of the CD...
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the computer.
With the AAE you need the computer to be in the same room to be able to
control the music... (I don't like to have to run to another room to
change the music...).
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was under the impression that
this was something still missing in the squeezebox/slimserver
combination.
Just reripped and 'ogged' Dark Side Of The Moon and now it's
gapless.
But I think I'm going to need another HD...
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the moment what I hear is a very minute break between the songs, less
than 1/10th of a second but it is audible, it's better than in version
6.5.0 but it's not completely gone yet...
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for now I think I'll just redo the
albums I want gapless in Ogg.
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