I have upgraded mine.
For what I use it for this is a cleaver update.
Thanks
agron
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why would we like to do that? what is the benefit?
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I'm sorry but there's no way I'll go this route - I've LMS, an SB radio
and a couple of receivers all working beautifully, I was after a Touch
but given Logitechs actions I've bought my last ever Logitech product,
no more mice, keyboards etc, we had a Logitech reseller trying to push
the products
castalla wrote:
The key issue is whether this process can be reversed?
Yes you can always downgrade back to SB software
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Be careful:
1. The BBC implementation on UESmartRadio.com is the same as on
MySquezebox.com, it is NOT the extended one you get with the iPlayer
plugin or applet, most notably there are no listen again features
2. You can NOT always downgrade, you can only downgrade as long as you
have NOT made a
Mysqueezebox.comPlayersDelete Player
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HeadBanger wrote:
It is not an upgrade. What do you think the Smart Radio will do that
your Logitech Radio cannot?
I would be grateful if you would answer my question if you can, rather
than using my post to make a point.
anotherbob wrote:
I often use my SB Radio to access BBC Listen Again services. I use the
BBC Radio applet to do this. Would I still be able to get listen again
services if I upgrade to UE Smartradio?
No. At present Logitech do not allow any third party applet on a UE
SMartradio.
You can't add a URL on the smart radio right now.
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bpa wrote:
No. At present Logitech do not allow any third party applet on a UE
SMartradio.
In future, are applets likely? If not, then another good reason not to
update.
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castalla wrote:
In future, are applets likely? If not, then another good reason not to
update.
There is no technical reason why Smart Radio can't support 3rd party
applets, but at this point Logitech have decided that they do not wish
to support this. So if you want to continue to use the
Thanks to those who have answered my question. The BBC applet is crucial
to the way I use my radio (and my Touch), so I will not be updating to
UE.
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anotherbob wrote:
Thanks to those who have answered my question. The BBC applet is crucial
to the way I use my radio (and my Touch), so I will not be updating to
UE.
I haven't tried the upgrade yet, but on uesmartradio.com there's a BBC
service listed. To anyone who has tried it - does the
It is not an upgrade. What do you think the Smart Radio will do that
your Logitech Radio cannot?
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I upgraded my three Squeezebox radios to UE, and all went well. But I
notice on mysqueezebox.com that the orphaned Squeezebox radios are still
listed but with notation that they have been converted to UE. Is there a
way to remove these converted radios from the list?
I often use my SB Radio to access BBC Listen Again services. I use the
BBC Radio applet to do this. Would I still be able to get listen again
services if I upgrade to UE Smartradio?
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I've found all the support I need here and I suspect that Logitech
realise that too. Therefore, the run-off support costs will be fairly
insignificant. Much of the software code is probably shared anyway so
any future bugs can probably be fixed across both platforms.
I wish them well with the UE
I still find it amazing Logitech has decided to orphan the Boom, Touch,
Duet etc.. Those were all very expensive devices and well worth the
investment of Logitech to build Firmware for them. By not doing so,
Logitech will turn a percentage of avid Logitech/Squeeze fans into
naysayers.
This seems
The key issue is whether this process can be reversed?
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castalla wrote:
The key issue is whether this process can be reversed?
I'm wondering the same thing, and if it's not possible to reverse it,
I'd really advice Logitech to put it in the FAQ unless they want to get
a lot of angry customers, I tried to indicate in this post earlier
today:
castalla wrote:
The key issue is whether this process can be reversed?
And the *other* key issue is whether the Smart Radio version allows you
(reversibly) to connect the player to either one of 1) LMS (last
released version), 2) mysqueezebox.com, 3) my-ue-thingy.com ??
AndrewFG wrote:
And the *other* key issue is whether the Smart Radio version allows you
(reversibly) to connect the player to either one of 1) LMS (last
released version), 2) mysqueezebox.com, 3) my-ue-thingy.com ??
Don't we already know? The UE radio uses only the UE.com server and the
AndrewFG wrote:
And the *other* key issue is whether the Smart Radio version allows you
(reversibly) to connect the player to either one of 1) LMS (last
released version), 2) mysqueezebox.com, 3) my-ue-thingy.com ??
UE Smart Radio or Squeezebox with UE Smart Radio firmware can connect
to:
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Not for me thank you. I like my Radio as part of my Squeezebox family
and I see no compelling reason to downgrade and make it a standalone
unit.
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Has anyone yet attempted the manual downgrade approach on a Smart Radio,
i.e. one that was purchased as such and not one that started life as a
Squeezebox Radio? If such a downgrade (or depending on your point of
view, 'upgrade') is possible then we'd at least have a source of
replacement
chill wrote:
It seems like this is a slightly less risky experiment. If a Smart Radio
always tries to convert back after being converted to a Squeezebox, then
you'd be no worse off than when you started.
Unless it totally breaks when you load Squeezebox firmware on it so it's
not able to
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