Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

Erland, pippin, et. al., my condolences. I'm sorry to see this venture come to a close and wish you the best. owner of the stuff at https://tuxreborn.netlify.com/ (which used to reside at www.tux.org/~peterw/) Note: The best way to reach me is email or PM, as I don't spend much time on the

Re: [slim] BBCiPlayer Extra; is it a Norwegian Blue?

I've got a feeling BBC is going to kill the BBC iPlayer radio app as well - so we'll only be left with Sounds. The BBC website Extra uses still has the programmes - just an easily processed version of the main index is gone. Looking around for another source of the index.

[slim] BBCiPlayer Extra; is it a Norwegian Blue?

I didn't want to go off track in bpa's BBC iPlayer thread, so thought to start this thread for any observations and opinions. Last weekend I helped a friend set up a raspberrypi3B, running Raspbian Desktop OS. He wanted to access BBC radio 3 programmes. Mostly he uses a Bluesound Node but it

Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

callesoroe wrote: > You have to give in your credentials to Tidal on Mysqeezebox.com. Do you > have an old squeezebox registered? I updated the server, added the plugin v 1.2, deleted the account at mysqueezebox, added the account at mysqueezebox and now there is music. And I can even play

Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

callesoroe wrote: > You have to give in your credentials to Tidal on Mysqeezebox.com. Do you > have an old squeezebox registered? Hi, yes I have signed in for the Tidal app at mysqueezebox.com - and it lists my players also. I can search, get metadata, but no sound, it just skips the tracks

Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

erland wrote: > Many of the content services can’t be released as open source due to > restrictions by streaming partners (since it would expose their private > api’s and potentially violate NDAs). The platform itself could > theoretically be released as open source but it isn’t really suitable

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

84tiger wrote: > Thanks Michael - your help and knowledge is much appreciated. I'll > update if I have any more buffering issues. Check that you have "Stream through Proxy" ticked in soundsettings. This often solves buffer issuses. Callesoroe Living room: Transporter, Tact RCS 2.2X digital

Re: [slim] Transporter sound very corrupted -- HELP

callesoroe wrote: > Try to do a XIILIX reset of the Transporter > > http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Transporter_xilix_reset He already did that...mentioned in first post. And if you read on, it sounds like the problem is with the Oasis system.

Re: [slim] Music Noise Artifacts

Try to do a XIILIX reset http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Transporter_xilix_reset Callesoroe Living room: Transporter, Tact RCS 2.2X digital preamp, Martin Logan Vista speakers, AMPS(Icepower): Acoustic Reality Ear Enigma PLUS(PANELS), Acoustic Reality Ear TWO MKII(Bas) Kitchen:

Re: [slim] Transporter sound very corrupted -- HELP

RonM wrote: > I've got no complaint about my Bose QC35s either. The noise cancelling > works very well in noisy environments, and it means my dearly beloved > can listen to the TV loud in the next room and I can isolate my music > adequately. However, in quieter times, I prefer to turn off the

Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

woodster wrote: > Sounds OK then. > > Do you install the official Tidal App through the mysqueezebox webpage, > or is it though the plugin page in the server. > > I tried the App, and I can search for music, but nothing comes out of > the players - they are Squeezelite players from the