You may need some CAD skills prototyping and -design- skills for a
product .
Prototype can lurk in an over the counter generic box or a shoebox
(shoebox lid can work as temporary circiut board to :) just punch holes
for component legs ) , but to actually sell it to more than 100 people
it has to
Hi
How do I switch between LMS mysqueezebox.com for a selected player ?
Thanks
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Hi
How do I switch between LMS amp; mysqueezebox.com for a selected player
?
Thanks
From the now playing screen swipe left to see the players/servers page,
then click the edit icon in the top left and drag and drop your players,
you can also drag layers together here to
jimbobvfr400 wrote:
From the now playing screen swipe left to see the players/servers page,
then click the edit icon in the top left and drag and drop your players,
you can also drag layers together here to sync them.
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crooner wrote:
I will attempt building a VAMP today. I want to use with my Audioquest
Dragonfly USB DAC. I am hoping it will work fine. This DAC has a volume
control in the analog domain that is usually controlled by the Windows
operating system. It acts exactly like the regular system
Triode wrote:
Squeezelite (the player VAMP is based on) will not access any hardware
specific volume controls. It does support digital domain volume control
using the standard LMS controls. It may be that you can access the
hardware volume from linux, but this will require you to find a
If you're an audiophile looking for highest sound quality, an external
async USB DAC will give you better fidelity than an internal one in
anything other than a very expensive Squeezebox replacement. So, without
a screen and a touch and/or IR user interface, what real need is there
for a
I'm not sure whether we can turn this into a community product, but my
personal view is that an effective Squeezebox replacement for the
community can be made from a small existing arm based device + an
external usb dac. This means all the audio engineering can be part of
the dac and you can
JJZolx wrote:
've said in the past that an established audio company might be a good
candidate for producing a Squeezebox capable player. Probably the
biggest obstacle to that, however, is the current state of the server
software and the astronomical costs of both supporting it and of
JJZolx wrote:
Bottom line: It's just not going to happen, no matter how you slice it.
Depends on what you mean with Squeezebox replacement.
1. DIY products is/will happen, we are already seeing this now, but for
these we are likely taking about very small volumes, maybe a few hundred
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I am having trouble restoring the VAMP image. I have a 4 gB USB Drive.
USB image tool keeps telling me image size is too large. What should I
do? I have run the program as an administrator and I don't want to
truncate the image for fear of losing data.
Got myself a 8GB Sansa USB drive. Hopefully it will work.
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Ok. I managed to get the image into the 8Gb USB. Now I am getting an
alsamixer error on Putty:
cannot open mixer: no such file or directory
This really sucks! Any ideas? :scratch:
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ok. Plugged the USB dac into a different USB port and it now works.
Will plug headphones and will report back!
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Got everything running smoothly!
The Audioquest Dragonfly works great on it.
Now to try to adapt the Griffin Powermate volume control to work on
it...
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