Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

I've located the original files for the vintage meters and the upshot is that it's going to be easier for me to build something from scratch than to scale those old files up. I'll do this, but please be patient with me. I'm very gratified that people are fond of those meters. The new ones will no

Re: [slim] Preparing for my players demise

kolossos4730 wrote: > Pascal, > > You need to resize the original jstraw .png file to exactly 1 x 453 > pixels. Then everything lines up OK. Picture attached is of the Joggler > skin in SqueezePlay for Windows with the vu_analog_25seq_w.png file > replaced. > > Only thing which could be imp

Re: [slim] Client too old

djmwright wrote: > I have a Touch and a Radio. > Logitech's Spotify app has stopped working with the following message: > "Client too old. Please update your firmware." > I've updated the player firmware but still no joy. > Any ideas? > djmwright Look at my response in this thread: http://forum

[slim] Client too old

I have a Touch and a Radio. Logitech's Spotify app has stopped working with the following message: "Client too old. Please update your firmware." I've updated the player firmware but still no joy. Any ideas? djmwright djmw

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

wortgefecht wrote: > I stated earlier in this thread, that I am building a player/LMS server > device...some would say you are an threadhijacker? Gruss Jan DJanGo's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

DJanGo wrote: > A Player (or i am in the wrong Fred) with a harddrive ? - wait i have > something like that already my Ipod 2nd Generation with firewire.. I stated earlier in this thread, that I am building a player/LMS server device. New setup: - ASRock Ion 330, Lubuntu 14.04, LMS 7.9,

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

Man in a van wrote: > Oh that's a shame Arie. > > You saying you have built a few for some friends, I thought you might > have lots of tips and tricks to encourage a few of the fence sitters. > > Any "how to" and snaps are always useful on here (as you have been > finding out, I guess). > > I

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

Man in a van wrote: > That interesting, where do find all this stuff? Ronnie, This was featured as a news article on tweakers.net; a Dutch technology website. kolossos4730's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

pinkdot wrote: > @kolossos4730 all information is welcome. But to be honest, I doubt I > will end up with a 5" or 7" touch screen. A nice case and a good power > supply for the RPi is more likely. Let's say, more of the AudioPhonics > approche ;-) No problem. That's the nice thing about a Raspbe

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

kolossos4730 wrote: > Interesting alternative for the Raspberry Pi (albeit more expensive): > _UP_-_Intel_x5-Z8300_board_in_a_Raspberry_Pi2_form_factor > (\"https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/802007522/up-intel-x5-z8300-board-in-a-raspberry-pi2-form-fa/description\";)_ > > Raspberry Pi GPIO c

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

kolossos4730 wrote: > Ronnie, > > It really is no more than a list with product links to a few Dutch > websites. I'm not sure if this is relevant for users from other > countries. > > Regards, > > Arie Oh that's a shame Arie. You saying you have built a few for some friends, I thought you m

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

Interesting alternative for the Raspberry Pi (not price-wise): _UP_-_Intel_x5-Z8300_board_in_a_Raspberry_Pi2_form_factor (\"https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/802007522/up-intel-x5-z8300-board-in-a-raspberry-pi2-form-fa/description\";)_ Raspberry Pi GPIO compatible according to the developers.

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

pkfox wrote: > Hi Jeff I see from your sig you have a Dac + Pro - what do you think of > the performance / sound compared to the Squeezers ? Yes, Also that is the DAC+ Pro in the picture. I havent listened to it a large amount (its a development mule) but I think the DAC+ and DAC+ Pro sound eve

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

@kolossos4730 all information is welcome. But to be honest, I doubt I will end up with a 5" or 7" touch screen. A nice case and a good power supply for the RPi is more likely. Let's say, more of the AudioPhonics approche ;-) -Synology nas DS115 - Logitech Media Server 7.9.0 ('LMS-Repack' (http:

Re: [slim] Building the best Pi LMS Player

Man in a van wrote: > Why not share with the community, it may help those who want to do > similar but lack the knowledge/resolve wherewithal to start. > AUB > Ronnie Ronnie, It really is no more than a list with product links to a few Dutch websites. I'm not sure if this is relevant for users