In addition to Mnyb's post: the IP address settings in Win7 can be
changed here:
(You can find this by opening the Network and Sharing Center from
Control Panel or system tray and clicking the item 'Change adapter
settings' in left column.)
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Today it worked. I used a different file browser and had no problems
installing the app, changing the (fixed) IP of the receiver, connecting
it to the LMS. It's playing tunes now :-) John Lee Hooker, The Healer
:-)
Thanks to flattermann for a way to configure the Receiver :-)
/Claus
I wouldn't split the RCA although it will work. Can't you use the RCA
and one of the digital outs? Or perhaps better send the RCA to one amp
and then use the tape out to connect to the second amp.
*Vortexbox LMS 7.8 music on QNAP TS419p via NFS* -
iThingys/iPeng/Tablets
*Living Room* - SB3 -
reinholdk wrote:
You guys who successfully fixed your issue with a new router, did you
try changing channel settings of your old router before buying a new
one?
I didn't, as the other channels were active in our area. But the router
itself died, solving the problem!
.. Or some lateral thinking bring your own router and two cables have
your own intranet , that it can't see the Internet does not stop it from
doing its network stuff between your devices .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS
You can setup static IP adresses in both ends . I'm unsure if you really
need a twisted to cable or if any patch cable would do ,to be sure bring
a switch .
... But try at home first so that you be sure that it's working .
If your only going to play local files there is no need for Internet
Thanks both
I am very thick when it comes to this - could you give me more details
on how to set this up (will obviously try at home first).
Point noted re. Receiver.
This is a Win 7 laptop.
Touch x 2, Booms x 2, SqueezeCommander on Galaxy S3 (Duet Receiver
+ Controllers x 2 -
Hi
I went to hotel where I am organising music for an up coming event, and
the wifi is (predictably) atrocious.
Can run music via Receiver / Touch by connecting these devices directly
to laptop via ethernet ? If so can someone please give me detailed
instructions (I've never done it befoe).
I've never used direct connection as far as I can remember but for me
this has to relate with setting up Internet sharing on the laptop.
Which OS do you use ?
The Touch has auto-sensing capability so you should be able to use any
ethernet cord and plug it straight into the PC (no need for a
The touch can also be setup from its own screen .
If the network has no DCHP ( the faculty that doles out IP adresses
automatically ) Touch will eventually ask for one hence you can do a
static IP setup .
You can go to your network card settings in the pc ( sorry no win 7 pc
at hand can't post
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