Am just moving to a new house where I will have a wireless N band
router. I have a Duet and a Radio (and previously had a G band
router). Will the SBoxes
work automatically on the N band or will I need to make any adjustments
to the router?
Also, as the point of having N band is to increase
tcutting;618420 Wrote:
Here are the lines I added to the custom-convert.conf (Don't know if
this is the BEST way (Phil suggested sox), but it seems to work.):
# All squeezeslave players.
mp3 mp3 squeezeslave *
# IFB:{BITRATE=-B %B}D:{RESAMPLE=--resample %D}
[lame] --silent -q
pseud;618176 Wrote:
Hello
I have strange problem, I have been trying to add Bach's Goldberg
Variations to the music library. I did so successfully 1st time, but
removed it to change the artist/title tags file names. Since then
I've been trying to re-add it - but, only the artist and
You need to adjust the router to use G compatible mode.
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MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridianDSP3100 +Rel Stadium 3
sub.
Bedroom/Office:
There is no easy way of updating the SB players network cards from G to
N.
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My DAC never relinquishes the signal from ny SB over coaxial even when
the SB is in standby and with appropriate turn off digital outputs
option. I think this is a problem with the SB and several
DACs/receivers. There are some old threads and a really old bug report
(I think) on this
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Zoltan;618318 Wrote:
I've left it a while before following up as I wanted to be sure but
Netstumbler showed a number of neighbours on Ch 6 and none on 1, so I
switched to 1. Since then I haven't seen any problems!
Thanks to all for the help.
No problem. That is precisely why doing this
bluegaspode;618427 Wrote:
Update lying around on some far away server, waiting for some Apple
employee finding and 'testing' it.
Hey, my last update was indeed tested! Ok, for the first time in about
a year or so...
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see iPeng, the Squeezebox iPhone remote and
*New: iPeng
N routers, at least the ones with 3 antennas, do multipath, so I imagine
those would help with G clients.
If you need N, and I'd assume you need it for the range as you
certainly don't need the data rate for a SB, you can get a dd-wrt
capable router that does N, install dd-wrt, put it into
Steveyid;618433 Wrote:
Also, as the point of having N band is to increase range (to reach to
the bottom of the new garden) is there any way of 'upgrading' the Radio
to work on the stronger N band?
This article in the wiki may be of interest, especially question #3:
Note quite there... Here is what I have done.
Installed LAME in the proper directory. SBS indicates that it is
properly installed.
I didn't have a custom-convert.conf, so I created one with notepad, and
copied the code into that. I then placed the custom-convert.conf in the
same folder as the
At this point I don't understand why they don't incorporate 802.11n into
the Squeezebox line. It isn't all that more expensive, and pretty mature
by now. I have a SBR on the way, and am running only 802.11n my Wi-Fi
network (all my other SQ units are hard wired), so I'm going to have to
fire up
Don't forget that all the models of SB current for sale were designed at
least two years ago (some of them much longer ago than that). Your
statements about N being cheap and mature weren't true back then.
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Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID
Yes all existing sb models was designed before the N standard was
finalized .
So all that existed then was N-draft hardware.
I assume that if a new product was designed they consider it.
Wonder if not the new products have onboard wifi chipset and not
removable. So existing hardware is what it
shlea;618149 Wrote:
Hi all,
It appears I have found a solution to this. The firewall on my Mac OS X
10.6.6 had blocked a few programs called
Perl5.10.0
SBS is written mostly in Perl and Perl5.10.0 is thus the process that
actually runs the SBS.
krb5kdc
It is the part of MacOS X
You will probably want to look at task manager (or whatever equivalent
for Windows 7) to try to see what's going on. One thing this change
does is that ALL streams will now be transcoded. For example, I
believe even a 44.1kHz MP3 will get sent through LAME and transcoded
to 44.1kHz. I think
Thanks for very useful information.
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vrette;618481 Wrote:
Note quite there... Here is what I have done.
Installed LAME in the proper directory. SBS indicates that it is
properly installed.
I didn't have a custom-convert.conf, so I created one with notepad, and
copied the code into that. I then placed the
Phil Leigh;618513 Wrote:
When you created the custom-convert.conf file, did you start by copying
the entire contents of convert.conf into it? (if not, start again and
do that, then replace just the two sections above).
If you need further help you need to enable player.source logging in
I posted a txt version of my custom-convert.conf file. It does NOT have
all the contents of the convert.conf in it.
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tcutting;618598 Wrote:
I posted a txt version of my custom-convert.conf file. It does NOT have
all the contents of the convert.conf in it.
I know it doesn't have to... but it helps debugging if all the commands
are in one place (file)
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE
Phil Leigh;618602 Wrote:
I know it doesn't have to... but it helps debugging if all the commands
are in one place (file)
How so?
I find it easier knowing which rules are standard by having only custom
rules in custom-convert.conf. When editing or debugging it's easy enough
to have both files
JJZolx;618604 Wrote:
How so?
I find it easier knowing which rules are standard by having only custom
rules in custom-convert.conf. When editing or debugging it's easy enough
to have both files open in an editor.
Because (for example) if someone was to post or paste here they'd have
to
Ant;618152 Wrote:
Hi all
not sure whether this is the right place for this question, but after
searching the forum I can't find an answer...
Is it possible to access a squeezebox library from a remote location
over the internet?
What I want is to access my home library from another
jo-wie;618272 Wrote:
Some routers allow to block WLAN clients to access other WLAN clients.
Eventually you've enabled this function.
Folks, I feel so stupid. Never did it occur to me that I had to turn
on WiFi on my phone.
Every thing is working now as it's supposed to. Sorry for wasting
I've been using multiple genre names in a single GENRE tag with a
separator.
One of the downsides is that MusicIP does not understand separators, so
if you have a no Christmas music filter, it'll only work to filter out
tracks that have a single element in the genre tag: Christmas, as
MuicIP sees
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