Are there any plugins for this now?
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ezkcdude;639775 Wrote:
Are there any plugins for this now?
Amazon has to release an API first.
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jhonsber...@msn.com;622973 Wrote:
But Amazon's cloud service is geared for consumer not business
music and photo storage.
But it has to be engineered to enterprise levels as you can imagine the
public outcry if Amazon suddenly 'lose' a load of customers' data, which
we all know they wouldn't
btpier;622785 Wrote:
$500/yr for 1/2 a TB of enterprise level data storage is not a bad
price. I work for a Fortune 50 company that gets *very* good discounts
on enterprise storage arrays and we pay easily 2x this price just to
buy the arrays, not to mention the man power to care and feed
btpier;622785 Wrote:
$500/yr for 1/2 a TB of enterprise level data storage is not a bad
price. I work for a Fortune 50 company that gets *very* good discounts
on enterprise storage arrays and we pay easily 2x this price just to
buy the arrays, not to mention the man power to care and feed
jhonsber...@msn.com;622289 Wrote:
500gbs for 500 bucks a year .Geez!
$500/yr for 1/2 a TB of enterprise level data storage is not a bad
price. I work for a Fortune 50 company that gets *very* good discounts
on enterprise storage arrays and we pay easily 2x this price just to
buy the arrays,
btpier;622785 Wrote:
$500/yr for 1/2 a TB of enterprise level data storage is not a bad
price. I work for a Fortune 50 company that gets *very* good discounts
on enterprise storage arrays and we pay easily 2x this price just to
buy the arrays, not to mention the man power to care and feed
Cloud Player and suchlike might be okay for some people, kinda like
MP3s, iPods and earbuds are good enough for some people. But I won't be
using it. If somebody else has possession of and control over your
music collection, then you don't own it, you're merely being granted
the use of it. I see
Agreed it would be sheer madness to put one's only copy of something in
Amazon's storage or any similar service. But I can't imagine people
uploading everything to the cloud and then proceeding to delete all
those files from their hard drives.
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aubuti;622286 Wrote:
Agreed it would be sheer madness to put one's only copy of something in
Amazon's storage or any similar service. But I can't imagine people
uploading everything to the cloud and then proceeding to delete all
those files from their hard drives.
I agree and your comments
aubuti;621857 Wrote:
And there's no setting, other than the power button on the Boom (or the
Boom's remote).
On two different Win PCs I've used, WOL was disabled as the default
setting. The Wiki WOL page described what needed to be done, it took me
longer to find the right information than
Goodsounds;621925 Wrote:
On two different Win PCs I've used, WOL was disabled as the default
setting. The Wiki WOL page described what needed to be done, it took me
longer to find the right information than it ultimately took to make the
changes indicated.
Sorry, I meant no setting on the SB
erland;621616 Wrote:
Probably, at least S3 seems to be used for the storage, from their
description:
New MP3 purchases from Amazon MP3 Store apparently doesn't use up any
storage space, so you only need to purchase extra storage for stuff you
like to upload yourself.
Can a Squeezebox
500 bucks a year to store 500 gb's of data .What a deal!l LOL.
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With unlimited transfer (apparently) it's much cheaper than current S3
offerings, and it's great for offsite backup.
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andyg;622112 Wrote:
With unlimited transfer (apparently) it's much cheaper than current S3
offerings, and it's great for offsite backup.
But it's still 4X the cost of extra storage on google apps.
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andyg;622112 Wrote:
With unlimited transfer (apparently) it's much cheaper than current S3
offerings, and it's great for offsite backup.
I think I'll stck to my two portable external hard drives to store my
data ,one which is at my office,away
from my house.
Total cost = 300 bucks .
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So this is basically like MP3tunes?
I'm not sure I understand the point. If your going to stream from the
cloud, why limit yourself to your own collection and not use
Spotifiy/Napster/Rhapsody? (especially considering, from what I read,
that you will need to pay for anything over 5gb and
It's basically the same as MP3tunes with less format support and no
available API. HTTPS streaming would be a problem too, but if it's
using S3 it'll hopefully support plain HTTP as well.
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Playing music from the Amazon cloud makes a lot of sense to me. There
are times when I'd like to listen to an album that I own but don't want
the hassle of going and waking up the computer so the Boom can stream
from it. The Amazon system would solve that.
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likescookies;621814 Wrote:
Playing music from the Amazon cloud makes a lot of sense to me. There
are times when I'd like to listen to an album that I own but don't want
the hassle of going and waking up the computer so the Boom can stream
from it. The Amazon system would solve that.
With a
Like a wake on LAN setting? Interesting. Will look into this--thank
you.
Still, having to navigate up the tree to connect to the PC, then at the
end putting everything back the way it was so my wife doesn't get mad at
me would definitely still lend some appeal to the free Amazon solution.
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Wake on LAN turns my computer on from a cold shutdown (not sleep mode).
In fact, this is how I turn my computer on most mornings.
I believe there is also a Server Power Control addon that can also turn
the server computer off when desired.
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likescookies;621843 Wrote:
Like a wake on LAN setting? Interesting. Will look into this--thank
you.
Still, having to navigate up the tree to connect to the PC, then at the
end putting everything back the way it was so my wife doesn't get mad at
me would definitely still lend some appeal
andyg;621757 Wrote:
It's basically the same as MP3tunes with less format support and no
available API. HTTPS streaming would be a problem too, but if it's
using S3 it'll hopefully support plain HTTP as well.
I'm assuming it uses S3, but I don't know. Also, AFAICT, there is no
http
andyg;621757 Wrote:
It's basically the same as MP3tunes with less format support and no
available API. HTTPS streaming would be a problem too, but if it's
using S3 it'll hopefully support plain HTTP as well.
I thought that MP3tunes was going to be great but the interface really
sucks. I was
http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_355091782_4?ie=UTF8node=2658409011pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DERpf_rd_s=center-2pf_rd_r=049EMNTK3XADJAYJWC7Epf_rd_t=101pf_rd_p=1291940422pf_rd_i=163856011
Interesting...
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Is this Cloud Drive the user friendly offer of S3?
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mherger;621612 Wrote:
Is this Cloud Drive the user friendly offer of S3?
Probably, at least S3 seems to be used for the storage, from their
description:
Amazon Cloud Drive provides customers with reliable, secure server
storage. Each file is stored within Amazon Simple Storage Service
S3, but with no bandwidth charges. So yeah, streaming this to a
Squeezebox wold be very cool. :)
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