hellbringer616;546974 Wrote:
The computer comment is my fault, It streams to a computer 24/7 thats
not behind the sonicwall. I sadly can not test it on a computer behind
the sonic wall.
So the computer that streams fine is not behind your Sonicwall.
But your SBS and SB players are behind
The LCD can display photos from SD cards or USB drives or from apps
like Flickr or Facebook, but *for $300, I expect more than that.*
There's no video playback, for instance, which seems like a waste of
the big, bright display. *More importantly, there are no built-in
speakers*, here, like
azaz44;545647 Wrote:
I'll try it with ipod 32GB, hopefully it's working fine for me.
I did what I wrote. I hopefully got the right iPod, still wondering
because of all this mess with different generations it is somewhat hard
to figure out.
And the iPeng.. is absolutely great. I only browse by
MrSinatra;547228 Wrote:
so you have the hardware, (what kind of SB is it?) and the SBS software
both behind the sonicwall, meaning on the same LAN side?
It's a Squeezebox Radio, They are both behind the same Sonicwall on the
same LAN connection.
MrSinatra;547228 Wrote:
and you can't get
OK then,
So I was waiting for an Android-based tablet to use as a remote for my
SqueezeBoxen, but now that the Joggler is back down to £50, I am sorely
tempted; I just need some advice:
Bearing in mind that I have no experience of installing any flavour of
linux, how easy is it to get the
The Moog;547391 Wrote:
Bearing in mind that I have no experience of installing any flavour of
linux, how easy is it to get the Joggler into a state where it can run
SqueezePlay?
Burn Ubunutu img to usb, download and install SP, done.
The Moog;547391 Wrote:
Once up and running, can the
Many thanks Dave,
I have just ordered one! Is there an idiots guide with what I would
need to download and from where to get this running?
Many thanks,
The Moog
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azaz44;547381 Wrote:
I did what I wrote. I hopefully got the right iPod, still wondering
because of all this mess with different generations it is somewhat hard
to figure out.
If you bought a new one with 32GB it's a 3G.
Would love it even more if it would stay this way when the app is
Well... from reports I've read around (AVS forums) the main weakness is
the display, when used from a distance. Sitting from 10' I gather that
would have me squinting all the times to try and read song titles...
I think that the display should have been larger, considering they
opted for LCD.
Folks, I'd be more than happy to share news when I get it from official
channels on my blog- Squeezebox Updates: http://sb.cnhpa.com
Feel free to subscribe if you're curious. It seems Logitech has failed
to bring forward these types of news items.
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FredFredrickson;547428 Wrote:
It seems Logitech has failed to bring forward these types of news
items.
Huh?
In Tonights news, Aliens Didn't Land in Washington, Elvis is Still
Dead, and Logitech has not announced any discontinued productes.
Just what news items are they failing to bring
snarlydwarf;547432 Wrote:
Huh?
In Tonights news, Aliens Didn't Land in Washington, Elvis is Still
Dead, and Logitech has not announced any discontinued productes.
Just what news items are they failing to bring forward?
Any news. Have you read the logtitech blog? It's hardly related to
peterw;547230 Wrote:
Look at the huge thread started when someone thought he heard some
low-level Logitech employee say that Receiver was discontinued -- even
having senior Logitech Squeezebox staff very clearly say that they're
manufacturing more units wasn't enough to quell the rumors and
bluegaspode;547436 Wrote:
(and come-on - big companies should know their lead-times) ;)
You're kidding. Aren't you?
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pippin;547418 Wrote:
If you bought a new one with 32GB it's a 3G.
Then it's OK. I've seen a lot of 5th gen, but it must be some mistake.
What does randomly mean? Does it show wrong artwork or none at all for
some tracks? Is what is shown different from what the Web Interface
shows?
Which
pippin;547446 Wrote:
You're kidding. Aren't you?
Large companies should know their stock levels and how long it takes
for a product to go from manufacture thru to the shelf. If they dont
then how can they ever make the operation efficient (JIT), reduce costs
and prices and therefore hopefully
azaz44;547448 Wrote:
I also have to say I disabled any scanning on the SC server long time
ago, as I don't use TAGS at all. Still it was showing artwork even for
album I just placed at the server yesterday (for the first track).
Then that's the reason.
It works with the Controller and the
pippin;547446 Wrote:
You're kidding. Aren't you?
You are saying they ordered a new batch at their chinese manufacturer
and didn't get a date but accept a we'll send them when we are
finished ?
Oh wait I forgot that they needed a new mysterious governmental
certification which indeed could
cparker;547453 Wrote:
Large companies should know their stock levels and how long it takes for
a product to go from manufacture thru to the shelf. If they dont then
how can they ever make the operation efficient (JIT), reduce costs and
prices and therefore hopefully increase market share?
pippin;547462 Wrote:
JIT is for suppliers, not sales.
hmm right you think Logitech are a sales company?? :s
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I must say, £50 for a large touch screen Squeezebox is very tempting.
Few quick Q's...
I see in the video on Youtube that the user is using the scroll bar to
navigate through the album lists etc. Could be very fiddly, can you
swipe like you can with the touch?
What's the sound like and what
cparker;547453 Wrote:
Wonder how many sales they have lost from the Radio Battery pack not
being available, its certainly not going to be zero.
Speaking of which, the battery packs are slated for availability today,
although there hasn't been any movement from Logitech US yet.
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Hi guys,
I seem to have forgotten to actually commend Andrew from Vortexbox.
This Fedora distro really is a match made in heaven for the SBS.
I 'downgraded' from a QNAP 209 II Pro (500MHz CPU 256MB RAM), with QNAP
OS, that needed a special QPKG package to be able to install
Squeeze-server at
FredFredrickson;547435 Wrote:
There's just little official communication, so I started a blog to try
to synchronize the currently known knowledge, and to get rid of rumors
like the squeezebox boom being discontinued.
So you're going to solve this problem by starting yet another
unofficial
I posted a new topic that is related to this. It turns out a station
that I like is available only if I am connected to my SB server and not
if I am only connected to mysb.com. I contacted RadioTime about it and
apparently it is because this station recently changed to AAC streaming
and SBR
ok...
first, be aware of this very hot bug:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16170
you should vote for it. it may be your issue.
but secondly, forget all the hardware for the moment.
try doing two things:
1. listen to various internet streams, including your test one, via
winamp
Texas97;547505 Wrote:
station recently changed to AAC streaming and SBR cannot handle AAC
unless you go via your SB server on your computer.
.But this would mean I would need to have it on anytime I wanted to
listen to this station.
At present I believe this is your only option.
OppfinnarJocke;547028 Wrote:
It is not really necessary to compress the stream to 320 kbps mp3, it's
just done to save bandwidth, I guess. The quality loss incurred is
negligible, I think, while the bandwidth saving would be quite large.
But yes, FLAC would have been better. Somewhere in
There are a number of reasons to compress the audio, if needed.
- WiFi signal may buffer under full WAV, particularly with multiple
players (FLAC could be 50% less)
- Pay as you go internet (common in EU)
- Bandwidth limitations streaming from your house server to an offsite
computer/player
I would like to know if some one with a Squeezebox Radio the $199 retail
one,
could try to tune in KFI 640 AM Los Angeles and tell me if you can get
it.
I do not want it to go through the squeezebox server. I would like to
know if you can get it through mysqueezebox.com They have changed the
Texas97;547505 Wrote:
Is this something that is going to be fixed?
I'd suggest asking that question to the radio station in question.
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mherger;547172 Wrote:
That said I've been looking at forum configuration options, and I did
find some setting which might have caused the duplicate postings.
Please let me know if you still see them. Thanks!
Yeah, they seem to have gone away. I'm curious, what did you change?
I never
It's not available from the search I conducted, and I can't access it
through my Radio Time presets.
The Specs for the radio list:
* Support for MP3, Ogg Vorbis, AAC and WMA formatted Internet radio
streams
Hmmm. This is disappointing.
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