Thanks Sue - should have called it squeezebox server, old habits die
hard.
Disabling the addons has no effect it still just calls up the basic
green squeezebox screen and then stays forever trying to complete the
logon, whereas internet explorer does the business straight away.
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Exactly the same problem I have but in my case the default UI does not
load in any browser (Firefox, I.E or Chrome). Classic and Fishbone work
in everything. I've given up trying to solve it now and customer
services were no help at all.
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slartibartfast
I seem to recall Firefox blocks the SC default port so you need to
change it (about:config in Firefox). Try a Google search.
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On my computers with Firefox, SBS works fine.
SBS 7.6 (Win7/x32) + 7.5.4 (ReadyNAS Sparc)
FX 4.0.1 (Win7/x32/x64)
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touch (sans caps) + duet + boom + radio (portable) / dd-wrt on linksys
wrt160n
Gerry123;637497 Wrote:
Get the type that plug-through, have a mains plug on the back and a
socket on the front, a bit more expensive but worth it to avoid the
rats' nest. No need for a 4 gang then.
Just a thought.
I do this, and it works very well. One plug upstairs connected through
a
Hi everyone
Right now I'm using a S/B classic with all my music files stored on an
external Samsung 1.5 TB Hard drive, with the S/B server running on my
desktop computer. I'm thinking of changing to a NAS. But I have some
basic questions.
I. Is it a good idea?
2. Which brand (I can see
Gotta love that pic!
rpress;638111 Wrote:
I guess I could create another deviceid, or maybe use the softboom one.
This is the only change I've made, except for the custom map file.
Changing the display to boom as you did is what I would recommend. The
slimprotocol handling is different in
howie.stone;638171 Wrote:
Hi everyone
Right now I'm using a S/B classic with all my music files stored on an
external Samsung 1.5 TB Hard drive, with the S/B server running on my
desktop computer. I'm thinking of changing to a NAS. But I have some
basic questions.
I. Is it a good
Heuer;638160 Wrote:
I seem to recall Firefox blocks the Squeeze server default port so you
need to change it (about:config in Firefox). Try a Google search.
I've used firefox since version 2 (now on ver 5) and I've never had to
change anything about the config of firefox for it to work with
I've re-installed Firefox, followed the web instructions to open the
ports and there is no change. Guess Internet Explorer will have to stay
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I've re-installed Firefox, followed the web instructions to open the
ports and there is no change. Guess Internet Explorer will have to stay
Do you see any error messages in the browser's JS console or the
server.log?
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For some odd reason I am now getting the forum in French and I don't
know how to change it back, anyone help?
For example, where it should say 'Private Message' it says 'Messages
prives'
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Musical Fidelity KW250S, Impulse H2 speakers, SB3, Duet a Boom and
another Boom
some of this may be confusing as it is all going to be in French I
guess.
1. select User CP (far left menu item in menu bar just below the reply
to thread line).
2. within user CP, left side, move down to SETTINGS AND OPTIONS and
then select Edit Options. Once on that page, scroll down to very
yes, it is supposed to be, and for some (many) it may be.
But in the end, it is Linux, and a very specific version of Linux
without the full GUI most distros of Linux have today. So if you have
any issues you start needing to use Putty to login and write command
line code.
I switched over my
firedog;638198 Wrote:
yes, it is supposed to be, and for some (many) it may be.
point taken. And I do read the vortexbox forums as well so I know what
you're talking about. I suspect the Vortexbox appliance (purchased with
Vortexbox installed, etc.) is a bit more plug and play than
I'm starting to think that this is a bad idea. IT which is tricky when
problems arise sounds like a no go area for me. Problems are inevitably
going to come up.
Howie.
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ahh, merci ;)
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Musical Fidelity KW250S, Impulse H2 speakers, SB3, Duet a Boom and
another Boom
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Or you could try something like a Synology NAS, for example the 'DS111'
(http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS111lang=enu#p_submenu).
If you look at the download page of the product, they have a package
available for squeezebox. So it's not that difficult to set everything
up.
I have a QNAP TS-110, which was about the cheapest NAS that I could
locate that looked like it would host the SB server. There were
instructions on the QNAP site on how to install the SSOTS software and
the SB server. I wouldn't say it is for the novice, but then again, I
know absolutely
What are the advantages over an external hard drive?
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howie.stone;638235 Wrote:
What are the advantages over an external hard drive?
A NAS runs it own 'OS' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system),
so it isn't dependent on a computer. A typical NAS with 2 or more hard
drives can also run the drives in a 'RAID'
It may be of interest to some but I have done an OPML Podcast Index for
HT Guys: High Definition TV and Home Theater going back about 18
months. This will enable streaming to devices such as the the Touch and
Duet. The location is:-
http://bardonsandwich.com/podcasts/ht-guys/HT_Guys.opml
I will
I have 3 SBCs, and a SBR and a Boom
Only ONE will work (one of the Classics).
I had been sucessfully using homeplugs or hardwire ethernet for the
last 3 years, and in the last few months, all of these have crapped out
on me. When I set up, I get a message ethernet connection not
detected. I
howie.stone;638171 Wrote:
Hi everyone
Right now I'm using a S/B classic with all my music files stored on an
external Samsung 1.5 TB Hard drive, with the S/B server running on my
desktop computer. I'm thinking of changing to a NAS. But I have some
basic questions.
I. Is it a good
Do the non-working classics still not work if plugged in using the power
supply of the one that works?
Could you have had a power surge that fried these devices?
Could the problem be the router? Do other network-connected things
work fine?
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Goodsounds;638245 Wrote:
Unless you have a curiosity to learn something new, or have endless time
to spend to fix broken things you don't understand or have experience
with, I'm not sure why you would consider running SBS on anything
besides a Win or Mac machine.
If you're looking to
Other ethernet devices work.
I have read a little about the power supplies dying off, but I have a 6
month old Boom, that's exhibiting really flaky behavior. I will try my
adjustable power supplies tonight, but considering I can get them to
run SBS over wifi some of the time, I think I have
martinshaw;638187 Wrote:
I've re-installed Firefox, followed the web instructions to open the
ports and there is no change. Guess Internet Explorer will have to stay
Have you tried Chrome? Far quicker that Firefox. Also have you tried
clearing the cache in Firefox?
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killie99;638192 Wrote:
For some odd reason I am now getting the forum in French and I don't
know how to change it back, anyone help?
For example, where it should say 'Private Message' it says 'Messages
prives'
That's nothing, one of the kids managed to change Squeezebox Server to
Hebrew.
Goodsounds;638246 Wrote:
Do the non-working classics still not work if plugged in using the power
supply of the one that works?
Could you have had a power surge that fried these devices?
Could the problem be the router? Do other network-connected things
work fine?
even though other
roll - gybe;638248 Wrote:
but considering I can get them to run SBS over wifi some of the time, I
think I have already run the control and variable.
Don't put all your money on that. PSU faults are generally notorious
for creating weirdness. So I don't think you can be 100% sure until
you've
It's not the network. I am posting this from the ethernet connection
that does not appear to be conected !!
I will try the power supply. Squeezecenter works, but SB.com goes dark
and I have to restart...
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Did not work using my Elpac power supply (which works for sure)
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I'm trying to run the app on a version of android running on x86
hardware. Anyone had any success doing so as I am just told -
installation unsuccessful
Cheers, John
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chrissy;638105 Wrote:
hi,
when will 1.1.2 be out? It's quite silent in this thread.
Best regards
Christian
Yeah..hopefully with some speed improvements!
I'd love to use this app - it's fantastic! - but at this stage I can't
because of the stuttery speed.
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roll - gybe;638286 Wrote:
It's not the network. I am posting this from the ethernet connection
that does not appear to be conected !!
I will try the power supply. Squeezecenter works, but SB.com goes dark
and I have to restart...
did you try my suggestion in post #4. You may very well
rgro;638247 Wrote:
Good points, all. I'll point out that I got tired of dealing with those
same sleep/wakeup issues that have all been well-chronicled here. If I
wanted to have music when I (or Mrs. rgro) wanted it, I pretty much had
to leave the host PC on all the time. Every time I
You have some type of conflict. SBS and interfaces work fine running on
Firefox 5 on top of Windows 7 64-bit.
I've run into this same problem before. I think the problem may well
be with old Squeezebox Server settings, or old Firefox settings, or
both - that have been carried over from previous
i own a Synology DS209. while i have installed the SBS software on it,
as of now i merely use it as a backup server for al data including my
music collection. the system that truly runs SBS though resides on an
always-on low-power linux computer - the reason is responsiveness.
while i could live
In x86 Android market should not show the App at all. How did you get
the App?
Anyway: SqueezePlayer uses native code for decoding music, otherwise it
would be much too slow.
Right now this is only compiled for ARM.
What tablet/phone is running on x86?
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