I know it is on the Google Market, but there are a lot of people with
the Kindle Fire who do not have access to the market. Yes, I know how
to root my fire and get access, but my mother-in-law doesn't. It would
be a great idea to either post the apk directly, or at least add it to
the
reniera;690235 Wrote:
Personally, i find the radio the perfect speaker for a bedroom.
Same here. I tried the Boom first. Great for getting me up, but too
boomy to listen to at night. So the Boom went in the kitchen, and a
Radio replaced it on the nightstand. A much better fit.
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GRC;689982 Wrote:
It's so good I bought a few more used ones from eBay
My experience with WRT54GL was similar. I had three of them at most,
IIRC. :)
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'Bug 17797: Updating wiki.slimdevices.com'
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erland;690072 Wrote:
It's important to understand that Apple and Logitech(Squeezebox) have
different approaches to this.
[Snip very good post]
Correct in every respect, but both systems can co-exist quite happily
provided there are amplifiers in the house with more than one line
level input.
Just as an update, MOG and Spotify are available on SB devices now. On
my Transporter, Spotify took a little work to install but MOG has a
native app that works quite nicely.
Goodbye Pandora ONE.
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ksalno
ksalno's
I can't say that I've ever had this problem, unless I start listening to
Slacker on my phone or a computer at the same time as I run it on the
Squeezebox. And when it does happen, I stop playing on the phone or PC,
press Play on my Squeezebox, and the music continues.
Also, two different
TheLastMan;690437 Wrote:
I have a Squeezebox Server setup with Receivers in the kitchen and
livingroom. However, because all but one member of the household now
has an iThing of some description, I have rigged up docks on both
systems so the users can either listen to music via their pod or
Wigster;690311 Wrote:
Unfortunately, with the new version I can no longer play the FLAC files
from the local WMP library. Playing AACs works (although they still
repeat once they reach the end and the progress bar and time remaining
counter are completely off).Hmm. That one works and the
shaboyi;690036 Wrote:
It's not up to Logitech.
Google Apple's termsconditions for AirPlay and you know why it
won't
happen.
i am not a lawyer so i'll skip wading through termsconditions, but it
seems odd that so many other hardware devices canis Logitech or
the SB Touch unique
I have spent many hours trying to get VLC to stream audio from my
Windows (64-bit) PC to LMS (and then to a Touch). I often use a
website that does not provide a stream and must be run in a browser,
and want to listen to it via my Touch.
I have seen that others have made it work, but I could
Ah -- it's a shame that. It was a good thing while it lasted.
Thanks for posting. I was just about to reinstall the server.
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Linn DS devices do it. Software only update. They have no special
chips as they pre-date Airplay. Indeed a year ago they said they
wouldn't support it.
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Well done. VLC is a very versatile tools but a pain to get the right
combination of options.
Some additional notes.
1. the dshow-adev parameters will depend on the user own hardware and
drivers. It is what MS call DirectShow. It can be many different
audio sources including Tuner cards for
bpa;690481 Wrote:
Well done. VLC is a very versatile tools but a pain to get the right
combination of options.
Some additional notes.
1. the dshow-adev parameters will depend on the user own hardware and
drivers. It is what MS call DirectShow. It can be many different
audio
PasTim;690491 Wrote:
Now to tackle 'pulse audio' on linux. I believe I need a newer version
of vlc to support that, so some compilation may be in order.
I presume the VLC version you want to build can use a Pulseaudio source
and not the emulated ALSA source. I got poor results with arecord
DaveWr;690479 Wrote:
Linn DS devices do it. Software only update. They have no special
chips as they pre-date Airplay. Indeed a year ago they said they
wouldn't support it.
http://mafipulation.org/blagoblig/2011/04/08#shairport
Well - as pr. andyg's post, Shairport is 3rd party and I
henfri;688742 Wrote:
The config.log complains
Code:
configure:3328: gcc -DRENICE -DSLIMPROTO_DEBUG -DDAEMONIZE
-DUSE_SIGNALS_FOR_RESTART -DPORTAUDIO_DEV -Wall -O2 -march=i686 -DIN
TERACTIVE -DRENICE -DSLIMPROTO_DEBUG -DDAEMONIZE -DUSE_SIGNALS_FOR_RESTART
And now you see why we cannot include it...
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routerunner;686636 Wrote:
Hi Ralph,
I've updated with the latest code from the head of SVN and made a
makefile to compile for Linux 2.4.26 armv4 with a quite old version of
GCC 2.95.3 and I found a couple of bugs:
1) Vorbis v1.3.2 the os.h line 41 the conditional compilation should
add
erland;690066 Wrote:
But do you need the same device handle it ?
Yes Ideally I'd prefer not to double the efforts of my SBs with an
extra ATV/AE for each of my setups.
Technicalities and all other issues aside [real as they may be], what
Airplay does is something many are going to look
andyg;690510 Wrote:
And now you see why we cannot include it...
Yes of course its not happening officially and with Shairport. But I
know far from enough to understand why it so definitely could not be
made/negotiated/licensed to happen in a future SB device?
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bhaagensen
Neither Linn or Boxee can do it with shairport if they do they will be
in the news for it really soon when apple sues them ?
Or are these third party addons ?
There is some info missing here
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA
IANAL but from what I understand it's probably possible in a closed
device like a Linn but not an open or Linux-based device like ours.
Also there is certainly a huge per-unit Apple licensing fee meaning it
would be unlikely we could add it to existing players for example, even
with no technical
Mnyb;690518 Wrote:
Or are these third party addons ?
Yes. And similar addons exist for the SB, too.
AFAIK, the chipset limitation is that you have to use the very chipset
for which the AirPlay firmware Apple will license you is available.
Maybe Linn just got lucky and did already use that
pippin;690524 Wrote:
Yes, I believe. And similar addons exist for the SB, too.
Are you sure its 3rd party - its prominently featuret on the official
pages and no mention of 3rf party:
http://news.linn.co.uk/news/2011/12/songcast-shares-it-all.php
Btw. do you have the SB (shairport based)
bhaagensen;690527 Wrote:
Are you sure its 3rd party - its prominently featuret on the official
pages and no mention of 3rf party:
http://news.linn.co.uk/news/2011/12/songcast-shares-it-all.php
I was talking about Boxee, sorry.
And no, I'm not _sure_ there either ;)
Btw. do you have the
more on the d-link boxee - they might have done it in software. it
appears to run on some sort of linux and apparently you can get ssh
access with some effort. they also don't call it AirPlay - they call
it iOS Streaming. that may say something.
it also in not an expensive device - less than
I tried to follow the DLNA spec, which says the server provides 1 or
more available formats and the player can choose which one to play,
however it wants to select it. So the native format is always offered
first, then if the native format is not MP3/PCM already it will list
MP3 if LAME is
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