Hello,
A friend of mine runs a business which is about hifi and home cinema.
He has a customer who has:
a 40 inch Sony tft display where he uses to watch movies.
A decent hifi system where he now listens to cds.
He will drop his cds all together and
He will buy a ripping station with SC7 on it
jaysung;409435 Wrote:
Hello,
A friend of mine runs a business which is about hifi and home cinema.
He has a customer who has:
a 40 inch Sony tft display where he uses to watch movies.
A decent hifi system where he now listens to cds.
He will drop his cds all together and
He will buy a
- browse album art (preferably in iphonish cover flow fashion on his
fancy tft screen in full size, select the album he wants and make the
transporter play it.
I was working on a cover-flow-esque interface a while back that ran
full-screen on my TV (see image below)... but when the
simbo;409452 Wrote:
I was working on a cover-flow-esque interface a while back that ran
full-screen on my TV (see image below)... but when the
Controller/SqueezePlay came out it kind of made it redundant (3D's cool
but not vital), so I stopped working on it. Full post 'here'
Hello,
using a squeezebox controller would be an option but I wonder if the
display is big enough. I imagine a person who is perhaps a bit aged and
has trouble reading the display without his glases.
Haven't any clue about the real world user experience with the
controller (I am fully blind
autopilot;409455 Wrote:
Your time would be better spent doing something about that wallpaper.
He he... tell me about it - we'd only moved in a few months before that
picture was taken... and we still haven't got round to redecorating!
--
simbo
*bedroom:* squeezebox boom; *study:* squeezebox
jaysung;409458 Wrote:
PS.: Will take a look a ipeng. But it is an iphone's app isn't it? So
the display isn't any bigger?
It's 3.5, I believe, about twice the size of the controller's. You
want to use the iPod touch instead of the phone as a controller, of
course.
Size: Well, depends. Of
jaysung;409458 Wrote:
btw. How do you guys get album art? There is a feature in SC7.3?
Ripnas is claimed to do that as well but I read that it doesn't always
get the covers right.
Any hints on getting album art would be apreciated as well.
SqueezeCenter won't get album art for you, you
Yep, it is dbpoweramp which is working in ripnas. So anyone about
dbpoweramp and it's reliability with covers?
What about an ipod touch? 3.5 inch screen ?
Could someone think about a convertible netbook with a touch screen?
Which skin would you use? Sleek, and quite simple not too much black
text
jaysung;409495 Wrote:
Could someone think about a convertible netbook with a touch screen?
How about a Nokia tablet (N700/N770/N800/N810)?
--
simbo
*bedroom:* squeezebox boom; *study:* squeezebox 3; *lounge:*
softsqueeze; *conservatory/garden:* squeezebox receiver; *anywhere:*
squeezebox
jaysung;409495 Wrote:
Yep, it is dbpoweramp which is working in ripnas. So anyone about
dbpoweramp and it's reliability with covers?
What about an ipod touch? 3.5 inch screen ?
Could someone think about a convertible netbook with a touch screen?
Which skin would you use? Sleek, and quite
Well, basically the guy must have something REALLY exclusive. And if he
spends some money on it that really supports the feeling.
And ripnas was the first solution I found. Will take a look at
Vortexbox.
But ripnas is silent and can sit in the same room. Making cd ripping a
living room task which
iPhone;409557 Wrote:
As for album art with dBpowerAmp, it gets it right more times then not.
Everybody tends to have some CDs that don't match or can#8217;t be
found, for those few all one needs is a scanner or AIO printer to put
the cover art in.
dBpoweramp gets probably 95 % of mine
jaysung;409435 Wrote:
Hello,
A friend of mine runs a business which is about hifi and home cinema.
He has a customer who has:
a 40 inch Sony tft display where he uses to watch movies.
A decent hifi system where he now listens to cds.
He will drop his cds all together and
He will buy a
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