I can live with Squeezer, even though I now realise how much I like the
UI and all the options of Orange Squeeze. In six months time I'll be
buying a new phone, I guess. Hopefully then I'm back to Orange Squeeze
:)
//Johan
JeffHart wrote:
> I checked the reviews for Orange Squeeze and it looks like it doesn't
> support Android 6.0. Doesn't look like Squeezebox Control or
> SqueezeTrol are working either. I installed Squeezer and it looks to be
> working fine on a Galaxy Luna running Android 6.0
Both Orange
Curious - Squeezer discovered my setup - servers & players - on start up
without user input.
"You know, I'm all for progress. It's change I object to."
Mark Twain
5 Receivers, 1 Boom, 1 Radio, 1 Controller, 1 iPhone w/iPeng &
Squeezebox Apps
That's interesting; with Squeezer I could connect to the server but only
with the ip-address. Maybe there's a problem resolving hostnames.
Well, I guess I could live with Squeezer, at least for the moment. I'm
mainly after being able to search Spotify through LMS.
//Johan
That's interesting; with Squeezer I could connect to the server but only
with the ip-address. Maybe there's a problem resolving hostnames.
Well, I guess I could live with Squeezer, at least for the moment, I'm
mainly after being able to search Spotify through LMS.
//Johan
I checked the reviews for Orange Squeeze and it looks like it doesn't
support Android 6.0. Doesn't look like Squeezebox Control or
SqueezeTrol are working either. I installed Squeezer and it looks to be
working fine on a Galaxy Luna running Android 6.0
"You know, I'm all for progress. It's
The first three parts - xxx.xxx.xxx. - are the same; I also can surf
with WiFi only. I think that this phone (Honor 8) connects in some weird
way to WiFi. I have a Logitech Harmony Companion which allows you to
control your equipment with either the remote or the smartphone -
sometimes, quite
Thanks for trying to help. The first three parts - xxx.xxx.xxx. are the
same; I also can surf over WiFi. I think there's something wrong with
how this phone (Honor 8) connects to WiFi; I have a Logitech Harmony
Companion where you can control your equipment either with the remote or
with your
It sounds like your new phone isn't joining your WiFi network properly,
since your other Android phone works fine. On your phone if you go to
settings > Wi-Fi > xxxnet it should show you the IP address of your
phone, if you compare that to the server address the first three numbers
should be the
If I try with hostname it says"cannot resolve hostname" and if I try
with ip-address it adds it to the list but it still doesn't
connect to it.
//Johan
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ButC wrote:
> How do I check if they're on the same subnet? I know for sure that
> they're connected to the same WiFi both says connected to "xxxnet"
>
> Yes, I've rebooted. And tried it on WiFi, as well. I also remembered an
> old Xperia Z and fired it up - sure, it finds my server fine.
>
>
toby10 wrote:
> Sure sounds like a router isolation problem. Check router settings?
> Reboot router? IP's for both phone and Win10 are on same subnet?
>
> Try Win10 on WiFi temporarily (if capable)? Sure phone is connecting to
> your WiFi? It's not a default name like Linksys?
How do I
Sure sounds like a router isolation problem. Check router settings?
Reboot router? IP's for both phone and Win10 are on same subnet?
Try Win10 on WiFi temporarily (if capable)? Sure phone is connecting to
your WiFi? It's not a default name like Linksys?
toby10 wrote:
> Does your router have a guest network? Check your phones WiFi settings
> to see if it can see your other network (the one your Win10 is
> connecting to)?
>
> Is your new phone connecting to your routers N network?
I had already tried to disable the 5gz network and I don't have
oyvindo wrote:
> I have seen the same a while back with Windows Computers (not mobile
> phone).
> I believe it has to do with the way Windows define networks properties
> being Private or Public, and what workgroup you belong to.
> You should try to delete your found WiFi network from your
Does your router have a guest network? Check your phones WiFi settings
to see if it can see your other network (the one your Win10 is
connecting to)?
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I have seen the same a while back with Windows Computers (not mobile
phone).
I believe it has to do with the way Windows define networks properties
being Private or Public, and what workgroup you belong to.
You should try to delete your found WiFi network from your phone and
then reboot the
I bought myself a Huawei Honor 8 and now the only server I see is
mysqueezebox.com. My old Note 3 finds my server. What I see is that my
server connects to xxxnet 2 while my phone connects to xxxnet. This
never used to be a problem when using my Note 3. Do they handle WiFi
differently or is it
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