Goodsounds;328004 Wrote:
I don't know if these should be interoperable or not, but if not, just
use a different directory.
They are not supposed to work as far as I know. The workaround is to
use a different directory. But it is kind of manual as I have to move
the playlist after I created
What is the extension of the WMP playlists? Assuming it's something
proprietary (do I remember .wpl correctly?) - just add this extension
to Settings/Advanced/File Types/Disable playlist extensions. If you do
a rescan playlists (may need a full clear and rescan to get rid of the
ones that are
Siduhe;328178 Wrote:
What is the extension of the WMP playlists? Assuming it's something
proprietary (do I remember .wpl correctly?) - just add this extension
to Settings/Advanced/File Types/Disable playlist extensions. If you do
a rescan playlists (may need a full clear and rescan to get
Have you got this sorted out yet? I'm seeing the same error Error:
While opening current track, so mark it as already played! while
running my SqueezeBox Duet with a Linux server, I've tried various
combinations of Fedora 9 and Ubuntu 8.04 with SqueezeCenter 7.0, 7.01,
7.1, 7.2 and even 7.3 but
mherger;328168 Wrote:
Would a forced reload work?
Michael
what do you mean a forced reload? I have tried rebooting my PC but
the same situation occurs again. As I said it appears to be an
intermittent problem. There is no interuption to the music which
continues to play perfectly.
Hi Browny
The level cannot be changed in software. If you want to change it
you'll need some additional hardware, I guess.
Felix
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y360;328066 Wrote:
I have a long memory :-)
According to mvalera on 2007-10-30 at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=238991postcount=3
We need to add support for WMA plays-for-sure DRM, which is on the
schedule however getting 7.0 out the door is the first priority
The
Plug it in, turn it on I wonder how many folks will buy it not
knowing what you have to have/do to set it up. It makes it sound like
an ordinary clock radio.
A question for myself... has anyone see if it has a line level out so
you can hook your own amplifier and speakers to it?
Howard
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neu242;235051 Wrote:
I am running slimserver on a Linutop (http://www.linutop.com/), which
has similar specs. It works flawlessly.
The Linutop replaced my NSLU2, since the NSLU2 didn't have enough ram
and horse power to cope at all.
I would also like to switch from NSLU 2 to Linutop, but
Howard Passman;328192 Wrote:
A question for myself... has anyone see if it has a line level out so
you can hook your own amplifier and speakers to it?
That depends whether the sub out is full range in stereo or not.
Other than the sub out it doesn't appear to have a line level out.
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Howard Passman;328192 Wrote:
Plug it in, turn it on I wonder how many folks will buy it not
knowing what you have to have/do to set it up. It makes it sound like
an ordinary clock radio.
I think that depends on how its marketed. As I mentioned in an earlier
post, I think this should be sold
simbo;328200 Wrote:
It wouldn't make a good 'phone socket if it doesn't support full range
stereo. ;-) I don't expect there to be some clever electronics in
there, that can determine whether there are headphones or a sub
attached - I expect it will assume any attached sub will handle its
Howard Passman;328192 Wrote:
Plug it in, turn it on I wonder how many folks will buy it not
knowing what you have to have/do to set it up. It makes it sound like
an ordinary clock radio.
A question for myself... has anyone see if it has a line level out so
you can hook your own
andynormancx;328202 Wrote:
I stupidly didn't save the PDF of the user manual after reading it, but
from memory I thought the headphone and sub out sockets were two
different sockets ?
Dude! :-) That was my next question. Did anyone save the pdf
manual?
Looks pretty cool and my old clock
TCM;328205 Wrote:
If you check 'Googles cached version'
(http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:97PgCvZMyu0J:www.wifisound.nl/catalog/logitechsqueezeboxboom-p-445.html+boom+site:wifisound.nlhl=svct=clnkcd=1gl=seclient=firefox-a)
of the original page (the dutch web shop) it only says
Thanks
If you try to order from Amazon it says delivery between August 29th
through Sept 8th...
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Sept 2nd to Sept 10th. I guess folks are ordering it.
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Anyone shed some light on where the codes can be found PLEASE .
Andy.
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Michael,
I couldn't browse anything when I tried the browse by Music Folder
option. It would just say loading music folder, and then time out.
However the problem has not repeated in the last 24 hours since I
restarted the entire system. It would have been the first
troubleshooting step to try
Delighted to see this; it looks great from the pictures available so
far... And given that I voted 'Yes' in the old 'Would you buy a SB
Boombox? poll, I suppose I have a moral obligation to order one as
soon as they're available - how unfortunate ;)
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Hi all,
I'm having an absolute nightmare trying to get my Duet connecting to
SqueezeCenter on Linux. I've tried various combinations of Ubuntu,
Fedora and SqueezeCenter 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1, 7.2 and even 7.3. So far,
the only working config I've managed to get is with Redhat Enterprise
Workstation
oktup;328213 Wrote:
Delighted to see this; it looks great from the pictures available so
far... And given that I voted 'Yes' in the old 'Would you buy a SB
Boombox? poll, I suppose I have a moral obligation to order one as
soon as they're available - how unfortunate ;)
...why they called it
troubleshooting step to try on Windows, but it just didn't occur to me
on the Mac. Anyways, perhaps the problem has sorted itself.
Not sure - I was just dealing with some Mac related bug which reported the same
message as you did:
[08-08-08 07:04:54.0357] Slim::Networking::IO::Select::select
Hi Graham,
I currently run Suse 11 with Squeezecentre 7.1, but have had
squeezecentre 7.0 onwards working on Suse 10.3 and Clark connect.
I choose a basic headless setup, with Samba so that I can access the
files from Windows, and it just works!
Simon.
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graham_alton;328215 Wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having an absolute nightmare trying to get my Duet connecting to
SqueezeCenter on Linux. I've tried various combinations of Ubuntu
Newer versions of ubuntu (Hardy ..) are known having trouble with
squeezecenter. There are people who got it working
Its a Mac mini G4 PPC 1.42 GHz with 1GB RAM running OS 10.4.11 with all
the security patches (including the latest one from about week ago;
perhaps that is a clue, because I applied that security update around
the same time as I upgraded to SC 7.1)
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Guys - I'm sorry this thread dropped of my radar :-(. I've been trying
to follow up now on bug 9040. Please note that the case covered in that
bug is purely OSX related, as that code isn't executed on any other
platform (Alias detection).
If you're on a different platform and have a reproducible
I should stress that above is pure speculation on my part. All I know
with a high degree of certainty is that the firmware size is at or near
hardware limits.
Slim folks may yet surprise and introduce Plays-For-Sure support in a
future firmware.
The DRM decryption can not be done server-side
to follow up now on bug 9040. Please note that the case covered in that
bug is purely OSX related, as that code isn't executed on any other
platform (Alias detection).
If you are able to reliably crash the scan as described in that bug, could you
please give my patch a try? Thanks!
Interesting info, y360. In theory it should be possible to have
SqueezeCenter convert the PlaysForSure stream into a RAD/EA stream and
send it the SB that way?
EDIT: Actually not, as it would probably require having the whole track
before decoding/re-encoding.
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Just changed the naming over in my WHS after reading this thread.
Don't forget to clear out the cache :)
I ended up with everything doubled as it had a listing for every album
on the old D:\shares\ as well as the new.
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TranquilPC T2-WHS-A3 - SqueezeCenter Version: 7.2 - 22491
3
So what you are effectively saying ((speculating), and what i ca gather
from reading other stuff, is that the SB* could struggle to implement
and full on DRM decrypting and not just Napster, due to the processing
power needed and the inherent limitation that the thin client system
brings. Does
No. Support for PFS DRM needs to be added in the firmware to support
Napster. Right now Sonos is the only game in town for Napster.
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autopilot;328232 Wrote:
So what you are effectively saying (speculating), and what i can gather
from reading other stuff, is that the SB* could struggle to implement
and full on DRM decrypting scheme, not just Napster, due to the
processing power needed and the inherent limitations that the
SB already supports one DRM for Rhapsody. No reason it can't support
another for Napster, except firmware size which can support only
so-many features, and is limited by the size of the flash memory in the
hardware. I think the CPU in the Squeezebox is Ubicom IP2000, which has
flash memory of
Howard Passman;328214 Wrote:
I'm also wondering why Amazon has it on their site, but Logitech still
doesn't.
My guess is that as Amazon etc have jumped the gun, the marketing boys
at SD/Logi were not quite ready. They are now scrabbling to get it
altogether and should 'launch' very soon.
I should add that I also have full faith in SD, and it is certainly
possible that support for PFS is in the pipeline. I don't think we will
find out until it is announced.
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I think I will be going downthe same route (as long as MusicIP can
cope). How do you clear the cache on Squeeze Centre?
Thankss
Paul
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Pale Blue Ego;327506 Wrote:
This looks like a nice edition to the family. I'm hoping the
AudioEngine people worked on the amp/speaker design. If so, the Boom
will sound excellent.
I hope so too. The A2's were created with the SB3 in mind. If anything,
it would be a shame to see AudioEngine
paul.burden;317459 Wrote:
Folks
I am running Squeeze Centre on a Windows Home Server and I have also
lost the ability to scan under 7.0.1. When I click to rescan the screen
immediately reports that the scan has been done, even though it hasn't.
The is no detail available on previous scans
That worked - cheers!
Curiously, the other problem menu item (synchronise) also removed
itself...
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autopilot;328031 Wrote:
Hopefully one day they will support Napster (they support Rhapsody
which is the same thing but US only).
...except it costs 50% more but only streams at 66% of the quality.
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simbo;328255 Wrote:
...except it costs 50% more but only streams at 66% of the quality.
Which costs more? And i thought they were both 192kps
y360;328242 Wrote:
I should add that I also have full faith in SD, and it is certainly
possible that support for PFS is in the pipeline. I don't
Judging by those logs you're hitting the antivirus problem. You need to
add an exception for *.myi files so they don't get scanned.
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Just to throw my hat into the ring, I too am looking at developing an
iPhone remote control for the SqueezeCenter although I'm going the
commercial route instead of the open-source route. I do hope to do a
limited beta first using ad-hoc distribution.
Look forward to see what you guys come up
autopilot;328257 Wrote:
Which costs more? And i thought they were both 192kps
Sorry you're right, just checked, Napster's 192kbs too.
Price tho: Rhapsody $12.99/pm (£6.50), Napster £9.95/pm.
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So this weekend I loaded Ubuntu 8.0.4 and Squeezecenter on my laptop,
the same laptop that was running Squeezecenter on Vista (luckily I had
a spare HD kicking around).
I used smbfs to attach to the MyBookWorld Edition where all my music
resided, and *poof* all my music is detected and it worked
Doermann;328165 Wrote:
Ok, thanks.
It's pretty much clear to me.
And for the 24bit 96Khz FLAC is the DUET playing them in that quality
or there is a downgrade to 44Khz?
It drops every other sample, which is not correct down-sampling, so
it's not playing them correctly at all. Personally
Bug in Mailman version 2.1.9
We're sorry, we hit a bug!
Please inform the webmaster for this site of this problem. Printing of
traceback and other system information has been explicitly inhibited,
but the webmaster can find this information in the Mailman error
logs.
at
If I configure my SB receiver, unplug it and move it to another room,
will it remember the configuration, or will it need to be configured
again?
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paul.burden;328244 Wrote:
I think I will be going downthe same route (as long as MusicIP can
cope). How do you clear the cache on Squeeze Centre?Actually, looks like that
didn't do it
I deleted the Cache folder - located from the SC7 setup page.
I think the reason I still have
davidjames;328276 Wrote:
If I configure my SB receiver, unplug it and move it to another room,
will it remember the configuration, or will it need to be configured
again?
It remembers. Any state that the system maintains is associated with
each device's MAC address (serial number).
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The sub out feature could be significant in allowing the Boom to be
upgraded to a killer full-range system capable of peeling paint off the
walls. A lot depends on the quality of the built-in drivers. This is
the first time Slim has done any amp-speaker design, so I'm anxious to
see/hear what
seanadams;328277 Wrote:
It remembers. Any state that the system maintains is associated with
each device's MAC address (serial number).
Excellent, thank you
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Pale Blue Ego;328284 Wrote:
The sub out feature could be significant in allowing the Boom to be
upgraded to a killer full-range system capable of peeling paint off the
walls. A lot depends on the quality of the built-in drivers.
If you want a killer full-range system a Boombox would seem a
Howard Passman;328214 Wrote:
...why they called it a Boom and not a Radio.
Might be because marketing surveys said not to. Or maybe because it
doesn't appear to have a Tuner in it so why make the same mistake the
Telecomunications Industry did by calling it something it is not (Cell
Phone was
I asked a friend of mine who works for a national newspaper here in
Switzerland to ask Logitech about the boom.
They refused to comment, but they did say that they will be presenting
their Autunm collection on the 20th of August to the press in Zurich
Switzerland... That's only 9 days away ...
iPhone;328294 Wrote:
Maybe it was a description of this new product. Hey this Sqeezebox
actually makes sound on its own! then Chef Emeril Legasse said, Boom
instead of Bam!
And as a parting thought, do we even know if that is the Official
name of an unreleased future product. Remember
Sike;328295 Wrote:
they will be presenting their Autunm collection on the 20th of August
Autumn collection? I hope they don't commoditise media streaming
devices like we do clothing...
That SB3 is so last season, darling
Actually I think Apple have beaten them to it ;-)
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Pictures from the 'Quick start guide'
(http://www.minhembio.com/forum/index.php?act=attachtype=postid=56516)
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|Filename: BOOM_remote.jpg |
|Download:
TCM;328300 Wrote:
Pictures from the Quick start guide
I'm guessing the remote isn't to scale in that photo. If it is, that's
going to be about the size of my hand!
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Who am I on 'LAST.FM' (http://www.last.fm/user/siduhe)?
-Siduhe Loved Tracks radio got the thumbs up. Feedback
bonze;328231 Wrote:
Just changed the naming over in my WHS after reading this thread.
Don't forget to clear out the cache :)
I ended up with everything doubled as it had a listing for every album
on the old D:\shares\ as well as the new.
I see that I have this problem also. I will
I'm having some issues of late. All of a sudden the other day I can't
get any sound out of the Duet/Reciever? The controller shows that the
music is playing, but there is no sound? Everything was working fine
until just a few days ago, unexplicablly. I've tried to reset
everything, the
Siduhe;328304 Wrote:
I'm guessing the remote isn't to scale in that photo. If it is, that's
going to be about the size of my hand!
Well, I guess not. I just took some screenshots from the quick start
guide
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'Last.fm:
what about headphones ?
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I have just performed a rescan of my music-folders with no problem at
all but when I try to rescan the playlist (which have work in the
earlier versions) the scan seems to last forever1 Anyone experiencing
with the same problem?
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Mark Lanctot;328275 Wrote:
Bug in Mailman version 2.1.9
We're sorry, we hit a bug!
Please inform the webmaster for this site of this problem. Printing of
traceback and other system information has been explicitly inhibited,
but the webmaster can find this information in the Mailman
Fixed! Thanks Matt!
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Ah, good point. Didn't realise you were also using WMP for regular
playlists as well as the autoplaylists. One option would be to
instruct WMP to create its regular playlists in a different format as
described 'here'
waltrkm;328313 Wrote:
I'm having some issues of late. All of a sudden the other day I can't
get any sound out of the Duet/Reciever? The controller shows that the
music is playing, but there is no sound? Everything was working fine
until just a few days ago, unexplicablly. I've tried to
I am having the same issue but from a Vista 64 box. All my data is a on
a NAS which I can access from Vista just fine but SC 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3
jjst hangs on music folder. Very frustrating and I may install an
older version of SS. Any have any ideas what the issue could be as I
have tried
Please give us some more details about your system, installation, log messages
etc. Can you scan your music at all?
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I've got loads of logs in my firewall from the Receiver and not sure why
they are there.
The set up is
1x Receiver
1x Controller
squeezecenter 7.1 running on Debian stable (installed via apt)
I can connect to the squeezecenter and play music, but after I'm
finished I turn off the Receiver and
seperated the autoplaylists into another folder, but would prefer them
to be automatically ignored.
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pfarrell;326488 Wrote:
m1abrams wrote:[color=blue]
This whole discussion is silly. A typical PC these days has 2GB. Bloat
doesn't matter.
I don't run Squeezecenter on a typical PC from these days. For a long
time I used a Pentium 4 from 1999 which maxed out at at 450 MB of RAM
and ran
I have bitten the bullet and changed the path in both MusicIP and
Squeeze Centre. I am refreshing the MusicIP library now, which is
taking a while (I reckon an hour) I will then rescan over night in
squeeze centre. I will try and update this thread tomorrow.
Paul
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If i understand when a 24bit 96Khz FLAC play, the DUET read them as
44Khz and drop the rest. So the extra informations are not processed at
all, right?
As a long time owner of Slimdevices SB3 (since it came out) and now the
DUET i can told you that this function of playing 24bit 96Khz FLAC is a
autopilot;328239 Wrote:
My guess is that as Amazon etc have jumped the gun, the marketing boys
at SD/Logi were not quite ready. They are now scrabbling to get it
altogether and should 'launch' very soon. But it's starting to look a
bit silly.
Well, it's gone from Amazon now, apparently.
Thanks for the tip. Was also having problems with my Transporter until
the factory reset after a 7.2 upgrade.
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This is normal, the receiver doesn't really turn off. It will try to
contact the server from time to time in order to reconnect to it.
You can connect the SBR to SqueezeNetwork just before you shut down the
server to stop this.
What shouldn't happen is that the server shouldn't turn back on.
paul.burden;328358 Wrote:
I have bitten the bullet and changed the path in both MusicIP and
Squeeze Centre. I am refreshing the MusicIP library now, which is
taking a while (I reckon an hour) I will then rescan over night in
squeeze centre. I will try and update this thread tomorrow.
Doermann;328359 Wrote:
If i understand when a 24bit 96Khz FLAC play, the DUET read them as
44Khz and drop the rest. So the extra informations are not processed at
all, right?
No, what happens is that a sampling effect called aliasing causes all
the material above the nyquist (22KHz) to get
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