I'd like to try out your app. Where should I install the program from?
I am using an HTC Mogu/6800/P4000 (whatever!) on XP w/ Active Sync. Any
tips would be appreciated. Thanks!
--
newy
newy's Profile:
MeSue;419566 Wrote:
No problem... just saying you might want to say that on the site. If I
hesitated about it, then others might too. Anyway, it worked fine on an
Aim X51v, though I didn't really put it through the paces. Beats using
the WebUI.
Point taken - I will put a note on the
MeSue;419073 Wrote:
Pretty nice. A little ugly on 640x480 screen but that is to be expected.
Would have loved it before I had a Controller. The email registration is
a turn off. I know it's not required, but it makes me wonder what you're
up to collecting email addresses. And the web site is
Locuth;419562 Wrote:
I am merely keeping track of users. To inform them of updates and to
gather some compatibility information.
No problem... just saying you might want to say that on the site. If I
hesitated about it, then others might too. Anyway, it worked fine on an
Aim X51v, though
Locuth;419032 Wrote:
SlimControl is a PDA-based remote control for Logitech's Squeeze
network.
http://www.sciatec.de/SlimControl
I would avoid the wording Squeeze network when you mean
SqueezeCenter.
--
pippin
---
see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote, at penguinlovesmusic.com
Hi there,
Maybe you would like to check out my approach to remote controlling
SqueezeBoxes with a PDA.
SlimControl is a PDA-based remote control for Logitech's Squeeze
network.
http://www.sciatec.de/SlimControl
Testers are very welcome.
Locuth;419032 Wrote:
Hi there,
Maybe you would like to check out my approach to remote controlling
SqueezeBoxes with a PDA.
SlimControl is a PDA-based remote control for Logitech's Squeeze
network.
http://www.sciatec.de/SlimControl
Testers are very welcome.
Pretty nice. A little
MeSue;411531 Wrote:
You might want to try http://SERVERIP:9000/handheld from your PDA's web
browser.
Yeah, that doesn't work well at all!! Just bought the iPod Touch with
iPeng. Absolutely night and day difference between it and the SBC. No
hang ups, no fuss, really easy to use. Totally
andynormancx;343370 Wrote:
No you can't change the now playing order like that on the Controller.
You can do that on the iPhone/Touch with the iPeng plugin though.
Great though the iPeng plugin is however, it doesn't compare for
responsiveness with the Controller. The Controller is still
yesongs;413484 Wrote:
Not sure I understand why you would say this, other than having to wait
for a signal to appear on the Itouch/Peng
Once you have a signal, the Peng is very responsive and a lot better as
far as functionality IMO
E
He said that because this is a very old thread. His
pippin;413494 Wrote:
He said that because this is a very old thread. His comment was from
September '08, before the iPeng Application was out and was referring
to the web-based plugin. That one is indeed slower than the controller.
That's what he meant with that will change with the native
Apologies all around - I didn't notice the date
E
--
yesongs
yesongs's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=21401
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=52909
loxllxol;411193 Wrote:
Are there more efficient ways of accessing SC?
You might want to try http://SERVERIP:9000/handheld from your PDA's web
browser.
--
MeSue
Sue
http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue
MeSue's Profile:
For those that tried PDAs, how are you accessing SC? In the past I've
used remote connection on my WM6.1 PDA to remote into my server and
control the web UI.
Are there more efficient ways of accessing SC?
--
loxllxol
MeSue wrote:
Drat... that is a bummer. We really need better playlist management on
these things.
I don't own any iAnything and probably never will, so no iPeng for me.
:)
I kinda like my iRiver H140, though...
Regards,
Peter
___
discuss mailing
Well, I won't have to wonder about the Controller for much longer. I
managed to win a slightly used Duet on eBay for considerably less
than the cost of a new Controller alone.
--
MeSue
Sue
http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue
Can now playing be rearranged easily with the controller like you can
with drag drop in the default skin of the Web UI? Moving songs up or
down in the playlist. This is something I can't do in any of the skins
on my PDA.
--
MeSue
Sue
http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue
No you can't change the now playing order like that on the Controller.
You can do that on the iPhone/Touch with the iPeng plugin though.
Great though the iPeng plugin is however, it doesn't compare for
responsiveness with the Controller. The Controller is still better to
use that iPeng. Maybe
Drat... that is a bummer. We really need better playlist management on
these things.
I don't own any iAnything and probably never will, so no iPeng for me.
--
MeSue
Sue
http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue
MeSue's Profile:
I have 2 controllers and in the past have tried to use a Nokia N800 and
various PDA's to control my Squeezeboxen. However they have never been
very successful mostly due to the lack of speed.
Now I find the controllers much better although let down by the erratic
scroll wheel and the tendency to
Can folks who have used both discuss the pros and cons of each? My PDA
has a 640x480 resolution, so in that regard it seems like the
controller is a step down.
I noticed there is a lyrics applet for the controller. Is this needed
to display lyrics if they are stored in the file tags? Currently I
Which PDA?
Controlling SC7 with my Palm TX is nowhere near as nice as using the
Controller. The Controller is at least a hundred times better. Really.
Downside of the Controller is I don't carry it around like my PDA, as
it has little use besides controlling SC7 and some X10 power light
control
Where does one find the Insteon Device Manager? Your Insteon plugin
works on Linux?
Thanks,
-Chris
On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 5:20 PM, peterw
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which PDA?
Controlling SC7 with my Palm TX is nowhere near as nice as using the
Controller. The Controller is at least a
peterw;342764 Wrote:
Which PDA?
I have a Dell Axim X51v.
--
MeSue
Sue
http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue
MeSue's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=985
View this thread:
I have a Palm TX that I've used from time to time to control my SBs. The
SBC is at least 100 times better than the Palm. The Palm is just too
slow, even using the Handheld skin. It's a good demonstration of how
much better a purpose-built interface can be than a generic http
interface.
--
Wow... two votes for a hundred times better... that is pretty
compelling! Any comments on the lyrics display?
--
MeSue
Sue
http://www.last.fm/user/MeSue
MeSue's Profile:
chrisla;342766 Wrote:
Where does one find the Insteon Device Manager? Your Insteon plugin
works on Linux?
I think this is the URL for Device Manager, which is designed for
Windows.
http://www.insteon.net/sdk/Files/dm/
I don't know if it would work under WINE or the like, as I have no
Insteon
MeSue;342780 Wrote:
Wow... two votes for a hundred times better... that is pretty
compelling! Any comments on the lyrics display?
Heh, if I noticed Peter's =100x comment at all before I posted then it
only registered subconsciously. I don't have lyrics in my tags, but I've
used the SBC lyrics
MeSue;342780 Wrote:
Wow... two votes for a hundred times better... that is pretty
compelling!
Well, it depends on your PDA. The web browser that comes with the Palm
TX is pretty week -- there's essentially no caching, and the Javascript
support is spotty. And there are LOTS of annoying little
On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 7:15 PM, peterw
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chrisla;342766 Wrote:
Where does one find the Insteon Device Manager? Your Insteon plugin
works on Linux?
I think this is the URL for Device Manager, which is designed for
Windows.
http://www.insteon.net/sdk/Files/dm/
I
I have lyrics saved to tags for 11997 of my 17560 tracks. (The missing
ones are mostly hubby's country music which I have no interest in
tracking down lyrics for.) It would be really nice to browse lyrics as
I listen curled up in bed or in my comfy recliner instead of at the
computer.
--
MeSue
31 matches
Mail list logo
