gruntwolla;665426 Wrote:
Point 2 - I currently pay around £50 per annum for anti virus/firewall
software, £60 per annum for Napster, and £120 per annum for Spotify. I
don't know what I would pay for my squeezebox.com, but why couldn't a
partnership be established with ( let's say spotify
Now that larger SSD are becoming available, isn't the real competition
for Squeezebox going to be the laptop or some kind of tablet plugged in
to an asynch USB DAC?
We're about a year or two away but surely, this is the future.
In the interim, Squeezebox is fine and mine will cope until 500 Gb
HectorHughMunro;665474 Wrote:
Now that larger SSD are becoming available, isn't the real competition
for Squeezebox going to be the laptop or some kind of tablet plugged in
to an asynch USB DAC?
What does SSD have to do with it?
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castalla;664663 Wrote:
A bit off topic - but it all seems a bit of a storm in a teacup. What
real world use is a track rating system anyway - it's sort of like OCD
trainspotting in my book. If I rate a track as rubbish, borderline,
uninteresting, then I just dump it. I also recognise what
JJZolx;665475 Wrote:
What does SSD have to do with it?
Because you can have something in the listening room that doesn't make
a noise. I find spinning drives barely tolerable.
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flattermann;665291 Wrote:
But the last state of the Overlay (with shuffle/repeat/progress slider)
is stored now, i.e. if you've opened the Overlay, it will stay open
until you close it.
Maybe it's just me but when the bottom controls (volume slider, etc...)
in the NowPlayingScreen are
HectorHughMunro;665479 Wrote:
Because you can have something in the listening room that doesn't make a
noise. I find spinning drives barely tolerable.
I can't hear an enclosed 2.5 drive from more than a foot or two away.
But if it bugs you, you can use a small SSD for the boot drive and
Kuben72;665026 Wrote:
How about Olive 03HD?
Had a SB3, Then an Olive 4, followed by an Olive 4D. Eventually sold
the Olive and came back to SB. While the Olive is a great one box
solution, it is also a closed system. Heck, they even put special
security screws on the case in a effort to
This just to keep up the hope.. it still might take a while.
I've jumped aboard the graphics programming - not easy, but still seems
doable, within a reasonable time horisont.
For my own, private, reasons I want the program to function and look
the same, on Windows, OSX and linux. That will
HectorHughMunro;665474 Wrote:
Now that larger SSD are becoming available, isn't the real competition
for Squeezebox going to be the laptop or some kind of tablet plugged in
to an asynch USB DAC?
We're about a year or two away but surely, this is the future.
In the interim, Squeezebox is
I am still disappointed that Logitech won't drop some cash on
advertising.
Invariably, when I describe what the boxen do, people are very
interested, especially the older more affluent people who want to get
their music from a real stereo (or at least a HTIB) rather than an
iPod/Phone. Several
DK_Dennis;665527 Wrote:
This just to keep up the hope.. it still might take a while.
I've jumped aboard the graphics programming - not easy, but still seems
doable, within a reasonable time horisont.
For my own, private, reasons I want the program to function and look
the same, on
Yes, the final program will work on Macs as well..
The first version(s) will make a copy of your database (for more than
one reason), so if the file library.db is visible from any device
(windows, linux, OSX) attached to the NAS, of if you can download a
copy of the database, it should work -
DK_Dennis;665539 Wrote:
Yes, the final program will work on Macs as well..
The first version(s) will make a copy of your database (for more than
one reason), so if the file library.db is visible from any device
(windows, linux, OSX) attached to the NAS, of if you can download a
copy of
Phil Leigh;665478 Wrote:
+1
Life is too short to rate tracks... And rating tracks is actually the
antithesis of music discovery, especially if you are going to use
ratings to seed random playlists.
-1
I disagree. Erland's excellent plugins provide the tools to create the
(IMHO)
Hi,
(Couldn't see any discussion group appropriate for old Squeezebox2
questions so that's why I'm putting this in the General group)
I've been intending to upgrade my wireless network from WEP to WPA
encryption for years now but I always believed I couldn't because I
understood Squeezebox2
Is your wifi network currently running WEP? This is probably why it only
lets you choose from the 2 WEP choices. Try changing to WPA or WPA2 and
it should ask you for a password instead.
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Hi, Is it possible to scrobble to Last.fm from the Touch server?
I have seen this question raised several times but I have not seen a
positive answer yet.
When connected to Touch (USB)server, if I go to settings advanced
Last.fm audiscrobbler the only option is do not scrobble.
How can I add
undret;665252 Wrote:
I was thinking what state we left this question in?
Hi Stefan,
um - I have to admit I forgot to care about it, as noone else ever
mentioned this problem.
Could you please write me a mail to supp...@squeezeplayer.com
I'd like to provide you with a custom version where
Lambchop;665560 Wrote:
Hi, Is it possible to scrobble to Last.fm from the Touch server?
I have seen this question raised several times but I have not seen a
positive answer yet.
When connected to Touch (USB)server, if I go to settings advanced
Last.fm audiscrobbler the only option is do
Excellent - Thanks Andy - that was it! I just naturally assumed it would
list all the types it supports irrespective of how the router is
configured. That's solved a long time mystery!
Thanks for your speedy response.
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briank
I had the same problem but have finally worked it out.
I've tried to post them but it seems I need to post at least once
before I can post links (not sure why) so here is my first post then
hopefully it'll work next time.
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