Don't fuzz to much over keeping it super small .
Case must be big enough to contain product and fit connectors on the
back .
And the machine is the size it is .
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Mnyb wrote:
Don't fuzz to much over keeping it super small .
Case must be big enough to contain product and fit connectors on the
back .
And the machine is the size it is .
There actually are some advantages to keeping the size down. For one
thing it's cheaper, AND it cuts down on noise
SlimChances wrote:
It might appear that the web Interface is producing sound if you have
Squeezeplay opened, as the web interface can be used to control
Squeezeplay once it is opened
Just as it can controll a hardware player .
I don't use playlists. I'm an album listener. And I'm lazy. I leave it up
to other powers to create the mixes for me (radio, random play, MusicIP,
Smart Mix).
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I forgot to add that I also use the MP3tunes Music Locker, because I use
the DAR.FM service to record a radio show I always miss on a Saturday
night, and that drops the recordings into MP3tunes.
Are you still using this? I tried to access mp3tunes.com and get a
service not available. DAR.fm
@aubuti
As long as you've got SqueezePlay working, it doesn't really matter
though, does it? (That is, other than wondering about memory loss or
misremembering).
I am getting on you know
@SlimChances
It might appear that the web Interface is producing sound if you
have Squeezeplay
paulster wrote:
I'd have thought the people who's be wanting balanced outputs would
likely to use external DACs.
I can only speak for myself, but as the person who (I believe) first
requested balanced outputs, here are my thoughts. I don't want to use an
external DAC, simply because John has
SWAMP05: can I have one ? -- Ok. But can I sponsor one ??
About the public release player (is it Gen1 ?) and user interfaces. I've
proposed having a few buttons on the box, and I am not alone. I saw
mention of presets, I like that too.
Now, maybe this lot of buttons has implications on the
cliveb wrote:
I can only speak for myself, but as the person who (I believe) first
requested balanced outputs, here are my thoughts. I don't want to use an
external DAC, simply because John has told us that the DAC he's going to
provide will be very special. (Had he not made this claim I
Are we sure enough yet that the Wandboard will be the basis for Gen1?
I'm interested in ordering one now, to maybe have a play in the
background with the work-in-progress software images, and to make sure
I'm ready to go when Gen1 starts shipping. If there are still some
potential 'gotchas'
I had problems too, until I followed this tip - change your country from
Canada to US.
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Mnyb wrote:
You can also use service squeezeboxserver restart .
On windows/mac there is a controll panel .
If a plugin has updated itself and you see the text on the left Bolton
ofmthe home page .
Click that and you get to the plugin page in settings and there it is a
popup in the
There is quite a bit of information in this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78498-Squeezebox-claccic-v3-doesn-t-start-uphighlight=TL-WN560G
I had success searching for AR5BMB5 PCI-e on eBay.
widman's
Michael Herger writes:
[paulster writes:]
I forgot to add that I also use the MP3tunes Music Locker, because I
use the DAR.FM service to record a radio show I always miss on a
Saturday night, and that drops the recordings into MP3tunes.
Are you still using this? I tried to access
reinholdk wrote:
Please note that restarting the server on Windows usually requires admin
rights. So even if the web-UI says that it'll restart the server after
installing a plugin, this fails without notice in case the user has no
admin rights (you could see the error in the server log).
cliveb wrote:
I can only speak for myself, but as the person who (I believe) first
requested balanced outputs, here are my thoughts. I don't want to use an
external DAC, simply because John has told us that the DAC he's going to
provide will be very special. (Had he not made this claim I
JohnSwenson wrote:
Here is a PDF of the SWAMP05 layout. If you print it 1:1 it will be the
actual size. With your favorite PDF reader you can zoom in and see the
detail.
John S.
Wow!!! John amazing work, this looks very nice. I am very exited for
SWAMP 1.0.
I would also agree
dustinsterk wrote:
In regards to the wifi optionsI do like the idea of having the
ability to create mesh networks with the Wizfi630. This brings the
ability for a completely stand along product.
I assume the dev boards will we tested by Triode and JackOfAll.
Assuming all goes well
I am providing comments from a gen2 perspective.
Balanced output.
I concur with others that balanced output should be an add-on. Those
that spend the extra money on balanced gear, probably will spend the
extra money to get the balanced output add-on.
Ad-on Wifi card
For me Wifi is important.
wolfzell wrote:
Well, I very carefully removed the old SMD capacitors and then I
soldered new standard capacitors (that I had in stock) to the SMD
soldering pads. Didn't have any SMD caps around and the standard ones
were less fiddly to solder in after shortening and shaping their wires
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I think John and JackOfAll need the dev boards as they are working on
the hardware/drivers...
Oh, you do? Thanks for that, friend! LOL. (I'll buy a wig! I've no real
hair left to pull out after two weeks spent just trying to tap-out I2S
from the carrier board, while leaving the
chill wrote:
My thoughts precisely.
Are attenuators being considered, to allow the output to go directly
into a power amp? If so, would these be part of the basic board, and
would these then need to be duplicated on an add-on balanced board?
PS: John, your board renders seem to be
P Nelson wrote:
Ad-on Wifi card
For me Wifi is important. It is one of the reasons I went with a
squeezebox, so I did not have to run Ethernet cables in my house. For
cost reason using the builtin card would be great. However, if drivers
are a pain, make it plug in play and use the
Congratulations on the launch
My electronics experience is limited to a distant A-Level but I'd be happy
to help with funding if needed.
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Richard
Speed is n0 subsitute fnor accurancy
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