erland;528087 Wrote:
I might be missing something but my Dropbox appears as a regular
directory on the local hard drive which is continuously synchronized
with the DropBox online account. Shouldn't it be enough to just create
a shortcut/soft link in your music library that points to that
A month ago, one of their developers posted that they would be releasing
Linux ARM builds this year, but gave no ETA:
http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=17384#post-108742
So, even if it's impractical to get it officially supported, it could
be a really neat DIY project for the Touch.
I'm
andyg;527725 Wrote:
With a Dropbox solution you'd be stuck browsing by folders I guess.
There is also no Dropbox API that I can see to make something like this
possible.
I might be missing something but my Dropbox appears as a regular
directory on the local hard drive which is
The same stands for mp3tunes (they offer almost the same storage
capability) and yet logitech has integrated with mp3tunes. So I think it
doesn't hurt and even more it can bring customers to suqeezebox since
Dropbox has more than 1 million users...
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nicooo75
I was thinking about this also but not for music but for photos for
screensavers, obviously flickr has this but you could make a publuc
folder for all your family and friends using dropbox to drop pictures
into and then these pics would show up as the screensaver.
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trouty00
It just occurred to me, that this is a brilliant idea. Obviously,
Dropbox is very nice being natively multiplatform (MAC, PC, Linux,
Iphone, Blackberry, Android?) , webaccessible, general, extremely easy
to use, free (limited), and I think fairly widespread. It would make
portability a no-brainer
One of the benefits of MP3tunes is that it's focused on music, and they
build a basic server-side index of your music by reading the tags. Also
MP3tunes is a lot cheaper, 50GB for $39.95/year or $4.95 a month, vs
50GB Dropbox for $9.99/month.
With a Dropbox solution you'd be stuck browsing by
Hi, I have a squeezebox radio and it works rather fine now. Since I have
a laptop (that's not always on) the squeezebox radio cannot access my
music library. I know you already solved this issue thanks to a
partnership with mp3tunes music locker but as I already use dropbox
(which is way more
I'm a huge fan of Dropbox, but many users here maintain large lossless
libraries that push the practical limitations of most services like
Dropbox.
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