I'm also italian and thinking of buying a SqueezeBox too.
I've emailed to computime.it, the only italian reseller listed on
http://www.slimdevices.com/au_resellers.html#italy.
They are in Rome, I'm in Venice.
Waiting for a feedback...
By the way, who of you bought SB from US, how much did you
Hallo Richie
deinserver damit ist die ip von dem rechner gemeint, der Slimserver
und die ext. Festplatten bedient, also mein Musikserver?
Ja genau.
Die Eingabe bei der psp ist auch etwas fummelig, das macht bei meinem
Kollegen mit dem Handheld und telcanto mehr Spaß...
Ich glaube, das ist
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*looks at SD support*
I'm guessing you haven't noticed that it is a holiday weekend. not to
mention, this isn't how you get in touch wth support directly. If you
want their attention here, you have to wait.
-kdf
An NTP client built into the squeezebox is rather useless without a
clock to set. Currently, there is no clock function in the squeezebox.
When the squeezebox shows the time and date it is the server that runs
the clock and merely sends a display update to the sb once a second.
The preliminary
Furthermore, this has an extra side effect... Considering the problems
6.5.1 has given to me, I might want to try to install new builds as
they become available, to see if the problems are being solved.
But with such an incomplete uninstaller... I fear those days. :(
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Hello,
I've been reading through many of the posts and believe there may be a
WOL function but cannot seem to get it to work. Does the Squeeze box
one support this?
I'm running firmware 40.
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Hi Matthew
Unfortunately, SB1 doesn't support WOL.
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oh that is a real shame - guess not too much point in trying to get the
standby mode of my PC working afterall!
Thanks
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Perhaps it varies by vendor. My experience of everything I've bought is
that it was set to channel 11 when powered on.
Channels 1, 6 11 are completely non-overlapping.
So if you're seeing por signal strength on channel 11, it worth
switching to 6 or 1.
If you have a wireless laptop, it's worth
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phones distributors. We deal on brand new Unlocked mobile phones with
original boxes.
Presently we are running our end of year promotion, Buy 4 phones and
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Please send me all of the listed items as quickly as you can and I'll
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I'm selling my Bolder modded Elpac to upgrade to the bigger PS. I paid
$40 for the Elpac $85 for the mod (Wayne's now charging $100 for the
mod). I'm asking $110 plus shipping.
I also have a wireless Squeezebox(the original model) that I'm going to
list on ebay as soon as I receieve my new
I have been enjoying more internet radio particularly Wjzz and I was
wondering if there are any options for better sound quality It sounds
good but I understand they are mostly 128kbs mp3. Are there any flac
quality services or stations. I noticed radioIo has CD quality - What
does it mean?
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As mentioned earlier, the best solution is to transparently switch to
SqueezeNetwork when the server goes away, and switch back when it
comes back. That whole transparent thing is easier said than done, and
the potential complaints are staggering.
On 11/27/06, slimpy
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Bugs.slimdevices.com
Search for uninstall
If there's already a bug, add yourself so you'll know when it's fixed
If there's not, file one and you'll know when it's fixed
On 11/27/06, gorman
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Furthermore, this has an extra side effect... Considering the problems
6.5.1
oreillymj;157766 Wrote:
I used to have a jpeg showing what nearby channels overlapped each other
but cannot find it now.
Something like this?
http://technet2.microsoft.com/QueryWS/GetOpenContent.aspx?assetID=87018765-a919-4f94-99d8-999c34c737eeDocumentSet=en-USRenderKey=XML
from
Tbrooke;157776 Wrote:
Are there any flac quality services or stations.
Almost none. I've heard mention of a couple but it's exceedingly rare.
The continuing bandwidth demand is very expensive.
Also the general public views 96 - 128 kbps MP3 as good enough so
there's no big drive to change.
I am running Windows 2003 server fully patched but without R2. I have
experienced some of the issues on this forum but primarily the ones
around the whole tagging problem.
I know that many people say you have to go through with a certain
tagging program and put them all onto a certain format v4
cmaskelyne;157788 Wrote:
I am running Windows 2003 server fully patched but without R2. I have
experienced some of the issues on this forum but primarily the ones
around the whole tagging problem.
I know that many people say you have to go through with a certain
tagging program and put
Mark Lanctot;157787 Wrote:
It's the most misused term ever devised by marketers. It can mean
whatever they want it to mean. True CD quality is 1440 kbps WAV
(snip).
Ok, you'll have to correct my maths here, 'cos I may be dim. CD =
44100Hz (samples per second). There is stereo data (two
gerph;157802 Wrote:
Ok, you'll have to correct my maths here, 'cos I may be dim. CD =
44100Hz (samples per second). There is stereo data (two channels per
sample) and each channel is 16bit. So that's 44100 * 2 * 16 = 1411200
bits per second. Which is 1411.2kps or 1378.125kibps. Neither of
I am not using these streaming services but i think some stations offer
ogg streams meanwhile. At 96kHz it already can sound surprisingly good
imho.
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tbessie;157727 Wrote:
I'm having it start at login, so then I suppose the service is turned
off, and slim.exe is run as an app. And I suppose then that if I
changed it to start at boot, the service would be changed to Automatic
and would be running?
I can't say for sure since I don't use
Mark Lanctot;157807 Wrote:
Whoops, my memory was off here, it's 1411 kbps of course. Edit coming
up.
Phew! I thought for a second that my mind was going more than it
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Jim Thanks ever so much for a very clear and comprehensive summary -
it was really helpful.
I think I will take your hint, and stick to 'clear rescan' as the
most reliable method of updating the library. This does not take long,
as I only have three thousand or so tracks.
As 'clear and
kdf;157750 Wrote:
I'm guessing you haven't noticed that it is a holiday weekend. not to
mention, this isn't how you get in touch wth support directly. If you
want their attention here, you have to wait.
-kdf
Well I was under the impression the weekend would end on monday (it
usually does
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kdf;157750 Wrote:
I'm guessing you haven't noticed that it is a holiday weekend. not to
mention, this isn't how you get in touch wth support directly. If you
want their attention here, you have to wait.
-kdf
Well I was under the impression the weekend would
I enlisted some help to undertake a pretty big ripping project (over
2000 CDs) and ripped everything to FLAC. The tags were set up well and
except for some minor clean-up using TagRename, I'm pretty happy with
this aspect.
THe problem is that I missed a setting in EAC and instead of all the
Set up a Sqeezebox 1 for a friend using a wireless connection (DLink 624
router) and an older P3 computer. He is able to run the squeezebox only
if he goes to the computer and opens the Slimserver page. I tried to
start the slimserver from his squeezebox with the remote and it appears
to connect
Is slim.exe running? Check services.msc, it should be shown as running
and automatic.
Does he use the tray icon? What does it indicate?
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Is the process running? It sounds to me like it's not set to auto-start
and so it's only started when you launch the UI from the tray icon
(which has the sideeffect of starting the server if needed).
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radish's
Is there a button on the remote that when pressed does NOTHING except
light up the backlight?
I ask this because all the buttons seem to do SOMETHING so when a I
press one to light up the remote, SOMETHING happens that I don't
necessarily want to happen.
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Come on SD guys, even Amazon.com gave away 1000 Xbox 360's for $100.
You guys seriously need to have a holiday sale and I'm not talking
about that buy 2 and get $100 off crap (J/K)!!
:)
We need a big sale on SB3 before the new ones that are branded
Logitech start to ship out.
:P
And there
Pétur;157062 Wrote:
And I really would like to know if my SB2 arrived, what's wrong, what
it will cost me and when I'll have it back. I love my SB2 but I'm
getting a headache from support and I've lost my trust in the build
quality too: it was ONLY 1.5 years old (18 APR 2005) and out-of
As already told here
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=29897 my biggest
concern with Transporter is the lack of a stand alone mode.
As music lover and audio enthusiastic I'm interested to find a solution
to get free of all my CDs and enter in the music streaming age.
The fact
your momo wrote:
I'm targeting especially on Transporter as it offer enough inner space
for that, his higher price point also allows more freedom.
I can see a niche product about the size of a transporter with some sort
of built in server. But I can't see who would buy it in volume.
I can't
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Hello
I currently have a couple of external USB drives attached to a pc
running slimserver. I'm just thinking of buying a Synology Disk Station
DS-106.
I have two main questions
a) has someone tried out to use synology with over 60k tracks? if so,
how is the performance?
b) how many
On 11/27/06, your momo
...
Therefore I'm proposing to implement a minimal stand-alone mode on
board.
I'm targeting especially on Transporter as it offer enough inner space
for that, his higher price point also allows more freedom.
...
Have fun, and good luck. There've been about ten similar
JJZolx wrote:
Pat Farrell;157881 Wrote:
I can see a niche product about the size of a transporter with some sort
of built in server. But I can't see who would buy it in volume.
Same people who buy these:
http://www.olive.us/
yeah, right
Olive|OPUS 400GB ($2,999)
Not a lot of mass market
I think I was not clear enough, the goal is to fit the NAS Board inside
Transporter's body not to build a 2nd full box.
HDD must not be located close to Transporter it can be a network drive
hooked behind several meter of LAN cable...
About customer unfilled attempt, Slim's claim on Transporter:
ALL of the buttons do nothing if you hold your other hand in front of
the emitter! ;-)
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I just checked in changes to provide IE support in the Touch skin.
Changes are checked into both 6.5 and Trunk branches.
If you find issues with this, please update/reopen the bug at:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4507
This was a very non-trivial change, as I had to significantly
Unfortunately, my Transporter died as well. I sent an e-mail over the
holiday weekend (#14519, if support is looking at this)and am waiting
to hear about next steps.
The first thing I did (probably on 11/17) was to check these forums for
any news on this. At that time, this thread didn't exist
If there's a button you don't want its easy enough to map it to do
nothing - you need to create a custom.map file (search the forum if you
need more hints)
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Kahuna;157908 Wrote:
ALL of the buttons do nothing if you hold your other hand in front of
the emitter! ;-)
Nice solution - way to think outside of the box! Not perfectly elegant
as it requires involvement of the other hand, but certainly good
enough.
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I'm waiting for the transporter fire sale - one that doesn't include
another SB3.
Maybe I'll wait till Logitech screws the pooch and pick up a used one
on ebay.
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your momo;157902 Wrote:
I think I was not clear enough, the goal is to fit the NAS Board inside
Transporter's body not to build a 2nd full box..
Your goal may be to do that, but with all due respect I do not share
it. I would find that to be an inferior solution to what SD already
offers, I
Sorry for everyone that don't speak italian:
Per Mario:
Ho visto che ti sei accodato ad un vecchio messaggio. Ad oggi, con la
recente acquisizione, ritengo che per noi in Italia sia il caso di
aspettare che lo Squeezebox venga distribuito proprio dalla Logitech (e
magari a prezzo inferiore!). Se
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I'm waiting for the transporter fire sale - one that doesn't include
another SB3.
It has been stated before by SD that when that deal runs out, the
price is the same. Consider the SB3 as the free bonus, rather than a
package deal. You can always sell
The market for a server + client solution is obviously greater than that
of a client-only solution. Slim devices already has the software and
I'm sure it's only a matter of time before Logitech puts together the
box to run it.
Note, I think the idea propsed in the first message is way off base.
If the Transporter were to get cheaper, the SB1 would have to be selling
for $99 by now. They'll just put the AK439_X_ and probably bump the
price up $200... (wild speculation)
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MelonMonkey;157933 Wrote:
People who want a two-box pre-amp aren't audiophiles, they're just folks
with too much money and very little sense.
Plonk. Nutball alert.
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The home network is becoming ubiquitous and slim is playing on this,
marketing to a growing market of dual personality nerdy computer geeks
/ ultracool music loving dudes. This demographic is becoming 'normal'
in younger age groups and is growing very fast! So, they do not need to
market to other
Perceived value of Transporter is rising like a rocket. There are no
major reviews published yet to drive sales from standard issue hifi
nuts and hardly anyone in the high end community knows about it.
Audiophiles are just getting up to speed with SB which is hitting its
publicity peak now after
Why not a repeat of the Buy 2 SB3's, get $100 off Or how about Buy
Three , get One Free?
Sign me up for either of these. My CC is ready!
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Where do I go to find out the version number of SlimServer?
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Where do I go to find out the version number of SlimServer?
on the bottom of the server-settings page.
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I suppose all the other audiophiles I know are also engineers. So while
a $5-10K prepro is not out of the question, no one I know spends hours
tracing their CDs with green markers nor worrying too much about the
power cable they're using (as long as it's adequate for the current).
While my
On the default.map file, brightness hold = dead. So just press the
brightness button and hold it, and you light up the remote without
doing anything else (and without changing the brightness).
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boybees;157954 Wrote:
On the default.map file, brightness hold = dead. So just press the
brightness button and hold it, and you light up the remote without
doing anything else (and without changing the brightness).
Actually, not such a good idea...brightness.hold updates the firmware!
You
My transported died last night. I can't turn it back on. Unfortunate,
since my SB3 is a poor substitute.
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azinck3 wrote:
Actually, not such a good idea...brightness.hold updates the firmware!
You don't see it in the default.map file because that's the one button
with functionality that's hard-coded into the device.
It is something to be cautious of, but the hold time to activate
firmware is
The market for a server + client solution is obviously greater than that
of a client-only solution.
I doubt it: I'm running five clients but only need one server.
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boybees;157954 Wrote:
On the default.map file, brightness hold = dead. So just press the
brightness button and hold it, and you light up the remote without
doing anything else (and without changing the brightness).
The other thing to watch out for (and the reason I suggested creating a
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