erland;593887 Wrote:
>
> Aren't there other solutions for IR blasters ?
> Do you really need the Squeezebox to handle this ?
>
I haven't found another way to control the volume on my amp with SBS
GUI or iPeng.
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Thanks, the item i found that works is a power down unit, i can get it
it turn on by pressing the squeezebox remote power on button. So
basically when i press the power on on my squeezebox it powers up the
actual squeezebox unit as well as my amp but sometimes the squeezebox
is off so, when i then
bernt;593884 Wrote:
>
> Is this correct?
>
> 1. No wifi bridge? (It's useful but I can live without it)
> 2. No static ip? (I can use the router to set it but)
> 3. No ir-blaster? (This is a showstoper)
>
> If it is, will it ever be implemented?
>
No one knows, Logitech no longer gives us
I was planning to buy the Touch. After reading this and other threads
I'm not sure anymore.
Is this correct?
1. No wifi bridge? (It's useful but I can live without it)
2. No static ip? (I can use the router to set it but)
3. No ir-blaster? (This is a showstoper)
If it is, will it ever be im
erland;593877 Wrote:
> I assume you know that there are third party applets for the Touch that
> offers a lot more than what's ever been available on the Classic in
> this area ?
But it was built in with the Classic - why remove that?
My real issue isn't with any particular item (except direct
EricBergan;593876 Wrote:
>
> more control of the clock appearance
>
I assume you know that there are third party applets for the Touch that
offers a lot more than what's ever been available on the Classic in this
area ?
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erland;593871 Wrote:
> What are you missing ?
Server issue rather than Touch, but the biggest one for me is ability
to press a button on the IR remote and start a playlist. Lost that a
few server versions ago, apparently.
Further down, set a static IP address, more control of the clock
appearan
usch;593845 Wrote:
> Fortunately most of the new code is still open source. I hope that in a
> few years time there will be as many great plugins/applets for the
> Touch as there are now for the Classic, so that it eventually becomes
> usable.
>
What are you missing ?
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ehjones;593834 Wrote:
> Afterall, it happened with the SB3 when it came out (many people had
> their fair share of problems initially), but with a solid hardware
> platform, upgradable firmware, open source software development and a
> small responsible company looking after it all meant that, fo
Please try the instructions listed here:
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Any idea why I get this output when trying to run udap_shell on Ubuntu
u...@ubuntu:~/Download/Net-UDAP$ perl udap_shell.pm --local-address
172.20.2.107
Bareword found where operator expected at udap_shell.pm line 1, near
"2010 kl"
(Missing operator before kl?)
Illegal octal digit '9' at u
snarlydwarf;593799 Wrote:
> Homogenization is great for keeping milk safe, it is horrible for
> culture.)
Actually, that's PASTEURIZATION. Homogenization is what keeps the cream
from rising to the top. But I agree, homogenization is horrible for
culture. There is no cultural upside for homogen
iPhone;593829 Wrote:
> Let me ask you this: When you need to replace your 10 year old car, are
> you going to get another 10 year old car and start having the same
> problems or are you going to buy a car with not so many miles and years
> on it IE new one or slightly used one?
Nice point :) But
erland;593573 Wrote:
> If you are using a Squeezebox at work, you should be able to either use
> favorites or the Playlist Manager plugin by Philip Meyer. The Playlist
> Manager plugin makes it possible to add current song to a user
> selectable playlist.
That would have been my suggestion, too.
ehjones;593796 Wrote:
> Am I crazy for buying another Classic instead of a Touch?!
>
> It's not a coincidence I also drive a 10 year old car ;)
Let me ask you this: When you need to replace your 10 year old car, are
you going to get another 10 year old car and start having the same
problems or
Thanks to you both. Very interesting.
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tcutting;593374 Wrote:
> Could you tag with Album=Singles, and treat them all as one huge
> compilation album?
If you just leave the "album" tag blank, SBS automatically creates a
huge compilation titled "No Album".
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usch;593816 Wrote:
> No. I would even rather buy another SB2 than a Classic. :)
I like the $10 alarm clock look still... Especially in the bedroom
where my SB2 replaced a $10 alarm clock...
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ehjones;593813 Wrote:
> At least you have a warranty ;)
True, although the SB that died was actually a Slim Devices SB3, and
the other one is still running, so I'm comfortable with the longevity
for a CE product. In fact, it was probably one of the oldest things in
the audio cabinet :-)
eric
EricBergan;593810 Wrote:
> I went through the same thing a few weeks ago. Ended up going with the
> Touch because it turned out to only be a little more than getting a
> Classic.
>
> I use coax digital out, so can't say I really notice an audio
> difference (and I'm usually fairly discriminating
ehjones;593796 Wrote:
> Am I crazy for buying another Classic instead of a Touch?!
No. I would even rather buy another SB2 than a Classic. :)
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toby10, i think you're right in that the networks relationship with the
affiliates needs to change.
People are watching the networks programming because its a popular
branded item. I think most folks could care less if those network shows
are attached to a local affiliate.
The local stations wil
EricBergan;593810 Wrote:
> Ended up going with the Touch Now, I'm not sure I made the right
> choice.
At least you have a warranty ;)
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The Squeezebox by itself -is- always on. The "off" state is controlled
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I went through the same thing a few weeks ago. Ended up going with the
Touch because it turned out to only be a little more than getting a
Classic.
I use coax digital out, so can't say I really notice an audio
difference (and I'm usually fairly discriminating on audio.) Also, my
SB is in a closed
I just bought a Galaxy Tab and I can confirm, the current
SqueezeCommander is working well.
But nevertheless, there is room for improvements due to the higher
resolutions, which are available on tab's.
So I will check a new tab version, as soon as it comes out.
Probably there is a bonus for curre
toby10;593801 Wrote:
>
> Of the four national OTA networks in the US, do you think one or two
> may decide to exit the affiliate (local OTA) business model and go to
> strictly subscription based (cable or sat) broadcasting in the next
> decade? The networks are paying local stations to broadca
Well yes the Touch is better, but you're in luck if you still like the
Classic look as it is still available from several sources including
Amazon.
I drive a 10yr old car too, but plan to buy a Touch next time one is on
sale.I love the squeezebox whole line up, but would prefer the
higher bit
Snarly & exile,
Very interesting comments. I'd love to get your thoughts on the future
of the network + affiliate business model. I have no broadcasting
background nor knowledge of the biz so
Of the four national OTA networks in the US, do you think one or two
may decide to exit the affilia
snarlydwarf, you're a funny guy.
i love how you refute everything I say. nice.
i think one point that we both can agree on is that while most of
television already caters to the lowest common denominator-
i.e.-anything on E! network, quality tv is still to be found-i.e-
almost anything on HBO.
ehjones;593796 Wrote:
> So after 5 years, several house moves and general abuse my Classic has
> died (endless rebooting cycle which my troubleshooting-fu has failed to
> solve).
>
> Am I crazy for buying another Classic instead of a Touch?!
>
> I gather the sound quality from the Touch is bett
exile;593793 Wrote:
> with all due respect snarlydwarf, I think you're wrong.
You can think what you want... people want local news and information.
You're not going to see that from Hulu or Youtube or iTunes.
>
> i too work in the television business. i'm an editor of tv shows.
> People wan
So after 5 years, several house moves and general abuse my Classic has
died (endless rebooting cycle which my troubleshooting-fu has failed to
solve).
Am I crazy for buying another Classic instead of a Touch?!
I gather the sound quality from the Touch is better (I've got a touch
of tinnitus and
snarlydwarf;593788 Wrote:
>
> It may look like freedom to choose what you watch, but the Giant Media
> Conglomerates will determine your choices. Your choice will be "That
> Which Is Profitable". Independence is out the window: if it can't get
> a million views it's not worth it.
with all due
On 12/09/2010 01:45 PM, snarlydwarf wrote:
> Well, since I work for a Broadcast TV station
>
> It's all very complicated and ugly. What do you do about the local
> affiliates... broadcast TV is paid for with advertisers, some are
> national, some are local.
The local TV broadcasters are toa
erland;593776 Wrote:
> It's so frustrating to read reviews like this when you realize that if
> those broadcasting companies just were interested in taking my money
> and providing me with the service I want, we could get a really nice TV
> experience. In the next second you realize that this is
erland;593776 Wrote:
> if those broadcasting companies just were interested in taking my money
> and providing me with the service I want, we could get a really nice TV
> experience.
ahh yes, erland. the sad reality is that even with the lessons learned
from the demise of the music industry th
toby10;593770 Wrote:
> Comparison and review of AppleTV vs Logitech Revue
> http://windowssecrets.com/2010/12/09/02-Set-top-boxes-match-up-Apple-TV-vs.-Google-TV/#story1
"Video Killed the Radio Star"
I hope Logitech will remember that the Radio, Boom and Touch are quite
high in sales ranking on
Go to World. Then Europe, Then United Kingdom. Then BBC. Then select BBC
World Service. The BBC World Service has world news every hour, 24/7.
Hope his helps.
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toby10;593770 Wrote:
> Comparison and review of AppleTV vs Logitech Revue
> http://windowssecrets.com/2010/12/09/02-Set-top-boxes-match-up-Apple-TV-vs.-Google-TV/#story1
>
It's so frustrating to read reviews like this when you realize that if
those broadcasting companies just were interested in
I have just connected my squeezebox to a power down plug and wondered is
it possible for the squeezebox when plugged in to always be powered on,
as ready to play music rather than having to get the remote and turn it
on.
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flattermann;593623 Wrote:
> The tablet version will be a completely new (and mostly rewritten) App,
> so, yes, you need to buy it again.
Will the tablet version also work on a low-end Dealextreme Android 1.6
pad? In that case I'll gladly pay! When do you reckon we will see it?
As for the curren
Pascal Hibon;593739 Wrote:
> A way to remind you every night is to setup an event in your iPhone
> calendar. It is possible to make it recurring (every night) and to
> alert you.
> I know this is not what you were asking about either but I think it
> will be easier than creating a script that to
DiSNEYN;593735 Wrote:
> I allready use iPeng on my iPhone, but then i must remeber to enable the
> alarm every night before i go to bed. I want more than one alarm to make
> sure i go upp. I know it's easy to switch on / off on the iPeng but that
> don't solve my problem.
>
> /Hans
A way to re
JJZolx;593670 Wrote:
> Looks like this can be done through the CLI (Squeezebox Server's command
> line interface, which works over telnet). You may be able to use the
> built-in Windows telnet client or a 3rd party one and perhaps wrap it
> in a batch file.
>
> For documentation of the CLI go t
Pascal Hibon;593680 Wrote:
> Managing your alarms would be a lot easier by using a remote such as
> iPeng on your iPod Touch or iPhone. This way you dont even need
> different alarms for different times (only one will do) and it is very
> easy for you switch them on and off and adjust the alarm
pippin;593418 Wrote:
>
>
> THE LYRICS SCREEN SAVER.
>
> iPeng has been able to show lyrics for a track for a long time through
> it's context menu. Yet this is not always the most convenient way to
> use them.
> Since iPeng for iPad has somewhat flexible screen savers it looks like
> a good id
After following all your suggestions and getting the latest version,
iPeng for iPad seems much more responsive for me.
Thanks for a great app.
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Managing your alarms would be a lot easier by using a remote such as
iPeng on your iPod Touch or iPhone. This way you dont even need
different alarms for different times (only one will do) and it is very
easy for you switch them on and off and adjust the alarm time.
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