I switched to Raspberry Pi using Max2play and Hifiberry amps and have
never looked back. They integrated into my existing Squeezeboxes
flawlessly and I can sync everything, play anything on my NAS and stream
Spotify to all of them. I'll be slowly phasing out the older
Squeezeboxes because I can
TheLastMan wrote:
> With Sonos you can play music files from any networked device. I have a
> friend who has his music on a USB hard drive plugged into his router. It
> is also quite impressive that if you have the app installed on your
> phone it will play music from that as well.
>
> In
Man in a van wrote:
> Yet another option on the horizon, more box of cigars than fag packet
> though :)
>
> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/knowhowtec/sonopi-touch-a-raspberry-pi-based-multiroom-audio?ref=category_popular
>
>
> atb
>
> Ronnie
Appealing design? Not in my eyes I'm
garym wrote:
>
> In today's world of micro computers the size of a pack of cigarettes
> that can run things like LMS, the need to have a "PC running" has
> become less and less of an issue.
Yet another option on the horizon, more box of cigars than fag packet
though :)
Hi
I don't know if this is the right place for requesting more features...
Music Walk With Me is great, but I often find myself going to another
room and only then to realize that I left the music playing behind me.
It would be great to have a function like "grab music from another
player and
garym wrote:
> Sonos server is essentially built into each unit. The files have to be
> served from somewhere locally, but that can be a NAS or some sort of
> drive attached to a router, etc. I assume this is the main reason that
> Sonos is not willing to update their software in any
bits wrote:
> Where is your local music coming from if not from a server?
> That server might be your pc or a nas but it needs to be available
> somewhere.
>
> Streaming services may remove the need for local files. Many uses have
> abandoned their local files.
> But if you do desire local
