Jeffrey Gordon wrote:
Anyone else notice this is the same guy who brought us Lindows. Which
he is now repackaging as Linspire, and because he cannot seem to sell a
free OS, he is now trying to sell other free software.
See the thing with OSS is that if you are going to repackage it and sell
Ken Hokugo wrote:
Dean or anyone,
Would the firewall feature in these routers (wireless or wired) be good
enough so that I can get rid of Zonealarm Pro which contributes 10 to
15% more of CPU usage when playing Slimserver? If I could get rid of
the sw based firewall, that would be great.
the
Robert Boltman wrote:
Thanks for any suggestions - sorry for the long windedness.
it sounds like you've already successfully debugged the problem. from
your description of the problem, it sounds like the SB P/S is generating
or passing some noise that is making it's way into the analog outs.
Chris Glushko wrote:
But, what if you have a very large music collection
and use an iPod where you interchange tracks often?
This would mean that for every new track you want on
your ipod, you'll have to go to your flac library,
decompress the file, import it into iTunes, tag it in
iTunes,
Robert Boltman wrote:
Although a particular different p/s helped, two others I tried didn't
and the one that was successful was under-rated. I guess I could try
and find some more. If it's passing it through what sort of filter
would you suggest - I've seen various products but I wondered if many
Christian Pernegger wrote:
I can type over the letters, sure, but I can't seem to find a way to
delete them. Since my SSID is shorter than theirs I have no way of
entering the correct string. The = button just moves the cursor. What
am I missing? (sb2+bridge for now...)
Not sure how to get
Dan Sully wrote:
We'll be tweaking the forums as needed. Please let us know if you have
any questions.
Looks like there is a bug in the vBulletin setup. Registration images
are not being generated, but are required, effectively blocking
registration.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function:
Dan Sully wrote:
New Web Forums are up at http://forums.slimdevices.com/ - using vBulletin.
The discuss list is now split up into the following forums, and their
corresponding mail lists:
Dan, would it make sense to set up a Test forum?
Might be nice to have a place to test out the
Dan Sully wrote:
Yes - we can do that. There's been a test email list since at least two
years ago. :)
Cool, thanks.
Oh, one more question:
Will the gmane NNTP integration continue?
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Jonas Karlsson wrote:
This link might be of interest.
http://perlupnp.sourceforge.net/
heh. did you notice who the admin/developer is on this one?
see:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/perlupnp
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jgallardo wrote:
The long-term solution is clear: make your product the easiest one to
use, and aggressively market yourself as the such. Whether SlimDevices
can produce a remote that competes with Sonos' quickly enough remains
to be seen, but to the victor will the spoils go.
dude:
Jeff Coffler wrote:
Just FYI: I've uploaded some screenshots for my SlimServerMod project
(AMX NetLinx automation system interface to the Squeezebox). If you
click here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=62827ssid=10665
looks nice.
for those of us unfamiliar with this
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Can someone point me to a good 'copy that CD into flac' site or just
to indicate the steps/instructions I need to do this using EAC or
other software.
from the FLAC FAQ:
http://flac.sourceforge.net/faq.html#tools__eac_and_flac
How do I set up EAC to rip directly to FLAC?
See
Jim wrote:
I can play FLAC files on my SB1 if I run the Slimserver under my
administrator account (not as a service).
You've checked the permissions on the FLAC files, have you checked
permissions on the decoder?
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Jim wrote:
*I've checked the Effective Permissions for the flac.exe* and SYSTEM has
full control, SYSTEM also has full control of all FLAC files and all
programs in the Slimserver folder.
sorry about that, scanned too quickly.
next up: are the FLAC files on a local drive? SYSTEM only has
Michael Herger wrote:
This isn't something a web server can do. They only serve one file at a
time.
Nonsense. Or, at the very least, imprecise. Webservers _can_ deal with
multiple concurrent connections and requests.
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Roy Owen wrote:
Wouldn't this constitute unauthorized copying/distribution?
it could, but not necessarily.
only if you assume that someone other than the operator of the
SlimServer has rights to the information in the files, or that the
copying wasn't within the terms of Fair Use (assuming US
lostboy wrote:
Total cost - AMP3 £23 inc postage, PSU £15 (could be upgraded), Basic
Case HW - say £15, about 6 hours effort for first assembly (will get
lots faster), and very tired hands from winding toroids. I think this
is brilliant deal for the quality, but the little TEACs do look much
Steve Baumgarten wrote:
I'm fairly certain that if such an app were developed it could then be
given away for free, i.e., no restrictions, even though the Total
Recorder SDK itself is commercial software.
a good first step might be to confirm that their redistribution
licensing is indeed
Howard wrote:
We have two seperate music collections and don't particularly want to
mix the two [...]
I think what you are really pining for is the ability of SlimServer to
recognize different users and allow them to build a profile that would
allow for a per-user customization of library
Steve Baumgarten wrote:
[...] you could still write the app and make it available, subject to
people then purchasing TR themselves so they have the necessary DLLs
on their system. If that were the case, I assume people would still
be thrilled with the solution: a one-time $11.95 cost that allows
kdf wrote:
Quoting GregD [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any way round this?
not really. that's how sync works. It finds the lowest common format and
bitrate, in order to be able to match the timing of the streams.
this gets me thinking about the recent request to be able to use a
number of SBs scattered
GregD wrote:
this wouldn't solve GregD's issue, but it would address the
central SB control issue.
Actually I think this would work for me - if I understand it.
then it sounds like it may be time for you to check out ShadowPlay ;)
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hunta wrote:
An interesting concept - exactly what I'd go for. But my feeling is it's
going to have to be cheaper than $350 to compete seriously in the market
place
I don't know, this is pretty close to something I've been looking for: a
travelling mini-tablet/sub-laptop/super-PDA.
Perfect
Victor Brilon wrote:
It *does* have Bluetooth :) Not sure which profiles it supports though.
I'll try to found out soon.
whoops. need to read more before posting...
would love to see the profile support.
this device is looking better and better.
the underlying OS and AppDev tools are here
jwgraves wrote:
Here's the problem. When 'browsing artists' a number of albums that
are not by that artist appear in the list.
It seems like the SQL that populates this display should be constraining
by both Album _and_ Artist.
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i wrote too quickly. to be more precise, i should have said:
the SQL that populates this display should be constraining by an ID
unique to this album
cdfreak wrote:
But if you constrain by both album and artist, you'll have 10-15 of each
compilation cd, and some soundtracks. In this case,
Pat Farrell wrote:
I haven't looked at the source recently, that is what the developers
list is about, but it sure had it when I last looked.
if true, that's good news. any idea on how the value is set?
(happy to move the thread if this gets annoying...)
a key based on uniqueness of
Pat Farrell wrote:
It is not about the name or title. And it is not associated with the
specific track/song
all info concerning CDDB ID acknowledged. fit w/ what i know about it.
i'm not sure the CDDB ID is the best SS-AlbumID candidate, but i do
think the approach has merit.
problems
Funes wrote:
Thanks. I built a little reflector antenna and it does seem to have
made a difference.
Cool. Glad that helped. Did you build one just for the SB, or did you
do both ends? Might see even more gain with two.
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Charles Stanton wrote:
If anyone want the instructions in another format, like pdf or rtf,
email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Charles,
Tou might consider posting this to the wiki
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/. It would likely be more accessible
there, and could be community edited.
--rt
Craig, James (IT) wrote:
Possibly in 5.4 but not in 6.0 I just tried it, and playing the track
adds it to the database. Makes sense because all SlimServer's work is
done via the database now.
Just wondering whether or not this is really much of an issue.
Once the iPod goes home with it's
kefa wrote:
Has anyone else experienced similar problems? Are there any
recommendations to boost wifi performance other than moving the tx and
rx closer together?
Two strategies:
1) Increase the link bandwidth
-deal with channels, interference etc.
-use antenna reflector (see link)
-use
Jeff52 wrote:
What a mess this all is. What does everyone else think?
absolutely vote with your wallet.
when that fails you and something you must have comes out on one of
these labels, then educate yourself. not so convoluted after all:
http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jhalderm/cd3/
You
Jeff52 wrote:
According to the link to Sunncom in my original post, the shift key
Princeton student workaround, disable autorun workaround does NOT
work with the new protection.
Sorry, I didn't see that information in the Sunncomm page. The Register
page says something to that effect, but
brinko99 wrote:
JJZolx Wrote:
Whether it's expected would have to be answered by the developers. Is
scanning halted whenever a circular reference is detected? Seems like
it should recover more gracefully.
I don't know if the scanning is actually haulted. I only really know
that that no
Greg Klanderman wrote:
I don't think there's a way to have it only invoke the resampling if
the sample rate is not 44.1k or 48k, which is what you want.
AFAIK, that's correct. The resampling pass through Lame could be
limited by player and media type, but not sampling rate of the media
kdf wrote:
The use iTunes option should appear when/if an iTunes xml library has been
found.One thing you can do is go into server settings, plugins. disable
itunes, click change, enable itunes. This sometimes helps, since it forces the
server to check again.
could this maybe be the
dijon wrote:
my wireless SB1 is 2 floors away from base station and usually has a signal
strength of about 20-22% - does anyone know how much of an increase i would
get if i replaced its antenna with a high gain one? i've been getting
dropouts, slimserver disconnects etc..
can't say exactly
dean blackketter wrote:
The thing that solved my coverage problems at home was a Belkin Pre-N
router.
Dean,
Does the Pre-N multi-antenna, directionality gain magic also function
for 802.11b connections, or is it just a G thing?
Not disputing, just curious.
--rt
Michael Herger wrote:
As long as you don't touch the music collection using a computer you
won't have to scan it?!?
Podcasting.
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Justme wrote:
If I bought a TV where some things worked only 20% of the time, it
would be a scandle.
Did you ever do any television viewing in the 1940s?
Interference, vertical hold, tuner drift, having to hold odd poses while
adusting the aerial; all were commonplace.
Until this device
MeSue wrote:
dean Wrote:
One issue with new users is that they often press and hold without
knowing it.
it's not just new users. i experience this fairly often, mostly due to
inconsistent UI responsiveness on the SB2.
Example:
i push a button once, nothing happens.
(this may be due to
Craig, James (IT) wrote:
Seems like the URL should be
http://earth.radica.com/magic32kbit?MSWMExt=.asf
SlimServer may prefer this URL:
http://earth.radica.com/magic32kbit?MSWMExt=.wmv
Same stream, minus the pesky ASF wrapper.
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max.spicer wrote:
This is something of a frequently asked question on these forums. Do a
search for small speakers and you'll probably find an awful lot of
info.
though bathroom use makes for a slightly different requirement.
moisture resistance could be important. you might want to lean
Craig, James (IT) wrote:
I was thinking, why can't SlimServer chase the links itself?
If it opens a stream and it's not music, look for an web address and
open that.
Keep going until you find some music or run out of links...
believe this is being baked in. not sure of status. if that ASF
radish wrote:
Of course you could always go for a portable player which isn't as
restricted as the ipod and plays open formats like FLAC out of the box.
yep. and for my next h/w rev i'll be looking at exactly that.
of course other features (in-car integration, photo pod, etc.) might
prove
kdf wrote:
Slimserver also includes a podcast browser, which you can point to your
favourite broadcasts.
I haven't messed around with this but am a bit unclear on how this
works. Please correct what's wrong in the following:
The SS/SB Podcast Plugin:
Allows management of Favorite Podcast
kdf wrote:
Quoting ron thigpen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Downloads a local copy of the RSS enclosure (audio file)
well, not being a podcast listener, I'm not 100% certain. However, I believe
all are right except the above. The enclosures are certainly cached, but I'm
not sure what the extent
Ben Sandee wrote:
On 8/4/05, ron thigpen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most, if not all, modern handhelds will do both orientations. I would
expect the handheld skin would work fine in either orientation with
even the worst handheld web browser -- it certainly did on my
pocketpc.
true
+1 as well.
SB2 + builtin amp/speakers + battery/AC power.
bonus points for including some sort of removable flash media that could
hold data for use when you're away from the home Net. would be similar
to cassette or CD boombox, just with different media. options for
loading inserted card
radish wrote:
Everyone's waiting for the 770but you can buy a PSP today :)
The PSP is cool, but it's also a closed platform. Typical Sony. Their
business model relies on selling software (movies and games) for the
device, which means they'll probably never open it up. Which is cool if
chris wrote:
This leads interesting results, and shows you what may happen:
http://www.google.com/search?q=intitle%3A%22welcome.to.squeezebox%22+
Just taking the step of setting up an SS password will avoid this effect.
And if you're going to expose via HTTP, you should also take the step of
radish wrote:
I wouldn't suggest anyone buy a PSP just as a slimserver remote,
but if you already have/want one for playing games/movies, it's nice to
know it has other uses - no?
absolutely. the PSP appears to be fine at what it does, and the recent
updates will add value.
as i don't care
superbad wrote:
I'd buy one of those. In fact, I've been considering building an
enclosure with powered speakers and a Squeezebox. Any ideas on how to
incorporate a card reader as well? That's a great idea. I guess you'd
need some kind of super stripped down server in there?
yeah, that would
gonk wrote:
Ideas, anyone?
-Open SB2 case
-Remove and rotate display
-Reinsert
-Close SB2 case
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JJZolx wrote:
But the idea of multiple libraries is something that wouldn't have to
depend on user profiles. It might be a browse level above Browse
Music.
true, it doesn't have to depend on user profile, but it helps. some of
the user issues that were driving the requests for multiple
kdf wrote:
The server does already make use of the HOME environment for users in some OSes.
If the server were tweaked a bit to allow it to easily run as multiple
servers, the user profile slimply becomes a matter of running the server under
a different user, with associated prefs, library, db,
I am successfully connecting using WPA-PSK two SB2s to a DI-624
(hardware rev.C) running firmware 2.50.
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gharris999 wrote:
I managed to get WPA-PSK working with my DI-624, SB2 and slimserver box.
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Nick McGrogan wrote:
Does this imply that re-ripping the offending tracks might solve the
problem? (Something that I probably should've tried before but
didn't...)
i'd say it's worth a shot. if successful it would isolate the issue and
give you a workaround. try alternate software to rip
dip wrote:
It would be great if in the settings of the random plugin all genres
would be shown, each having a checkbox for inclusion in the random list
or not.
(apologies if the below describes something much like what is already
implemented, i don't use Shuffle/Random very often and don't
Robin Bowes wrote:
What's the difference between Random Play and Play with shuffle turned on?
i think it's in how you access it.
shuffle/random are the same concepts, no? it's all in how you make the
function available.
this scheme would give direct access to either standard or random
Craig, James (IT) wrote:
No, the difference is that
'play with shuffle' applies to the whole playlist already created
'random play' creates a playlist chosen randomly from all tracks
available
The key difference being that if you only want to listen to 30 minutes
of truly random music you
kdf wrote:
In track mode, after playing one track, it is dropped from the playlist and a
new random track is added to the end. In Artist/Album mode, when the last song
is playing, a new random artist/album is added to the end of the playlist.
This way, the load is very short.
ah. so the
Nick McGrogan wrote:
Sure enough, on a sample size of one (!) re-ripping has sorted the
problem out, even using the same iTunes software with the same
settings. That gives me a work-around at least...
In addition to finding a work around, you've also isolated the data that
triggers the bug.
SlimChances wrote:
Not sure if this will work with Slimdevice or not but here is a story on
the new Maxtor drive(
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/31/AR2005083100260.html
Internet radio is already available without a local server running.
Look into the
water wrote:
- google suggest-ish search feature.
are you asking for this in the player or web user interfaces?
- cover image wildcard, make it possible to have slimserver display any
image in a folder as the cover image if theres only one image in
there...
seems sensible
- an interface
MrC wrote:
True. And putting some low-profiles tires on a Hyundai seating 5 people
with luggage might make it eek out another 1 MPH top speed.
Maybe not the best analogy. Try this:
Taking two thousand pounds of bricks out of the trunk of said Hyundai.
That would speed it up. Only to
Music Machine wrote:
Have to agree about the Belkin curse. Also if you ordered a d-link just
smash it when you get it. Don't wait to go crazy first and then smash
it.
i'm using a d-link product that has been stable and fast for many
months. granted they've had their share of problems with
nicheplayer wrote:
I haven't looked lately, but you'd think there'd
be a way to save those iTunes playlists in a place where the slimserver
could get to them even if you aren't using iTunes to organize your slim
directory.
seems like an opportunity to write a useful utility.
call it something
Justme wrote:
Sorry about all this, but I am a bit confused about podcasting on the
Squeezebox.
Here's a reference to a thread where some of this was discussed:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=15515
Includes some ideas for handling other modes of how SS works with
podcasts.
JJZolx wrote:
I'm fairly certain that permitting other people to listen to your
collection over the Internet is already a violation of copyright law.
It's not just a matter of allowing others to copy that material.
Not neccessarily true. (IANAL)
This could more likely fall under regs (in
Craig, James (IT) wrote:
Yes, I do mention this in the readme file that comes with the plugin -
but it seems no-one ever READS it!
Maybe I should just force a change to the rescan interval if it's set to
the default...
Yeah, and then document this change in the ReadMe!
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Richie wrote:
I've taken a few photos, which can be seen here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks. Do these shots show the original font sizes, or the larger
sizes after the tweak?
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bglad wrote:
do you know anyone who has run 40 squeezeboxes on one server?
synch'd, unsynch'd or mixed?
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Jeff Coffler wrote:
As others have said, NAS that's anything remotely affordable is slower
than local drives. So I'd just use rsync to syncronize the data between
systems. Thus, if you add something or change something on a master
system, it would just get copied over to the others at night
Also, the FooBar2000 player has an excellent and highly configurable
bulk conversion feature. Depending on the size of your library, you
might want to perform the conversion in batches.
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dwc wrote:
http://www.sonic.net/dcarwin/images/corrupt-db.JPG
Track info not written to db. This is induced by browsing to folder
before scanning the folder (i.e before doing a db rescan).
It looks like maybe the Browse Music Folder autoscan isn't getting far
enough along before you hit
looks like the Slim Community has a new member:
http://blog.vlad1.com/archives/2005/11/14/77/
Vlad's a Mozilla hacker and his post mentions that he's already thinking
about XUL-CLI. Yip!
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Deaf Cat wrote:
Would you believe I wrapped it in tin foil and the humm lessened,
That hum probably wasn't from a grounding issue, it was probably RFI
(Radio Frequency Interference). An unshielded cable can act as an
antenna of sorts and pick up all sorts of stuff. The foil acted as a
Hadn't seen it posted, so here goes:
http://www.ripfactory.com/ripserver.html
Nice form factor, good combination of functions, costs too much, says it
runs 'Slim', but how does it perform?
Anyway, interesting featureset that some have been suggesting.
--rt
Sync Play of Pandora Enhancement Request:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3114
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elo wrote:
Why?: Vacation. I'm not allowed to bring a laptop on vacation.
Answer: Nokia 770 + SSH client + SS 770 skin + streaming media player.
and you might want to bring along one of those travel sized wireless APs.
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cjhabs wrote:
Forcing your new router to use 802.11b will fix that - not what you
want to hear.
Alternatively, you might add/change the laptop wireless card to
something that supports g connections.
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dangerous_dom wrote:
So what software people here use and would recommend for me?
What OS are you running?
For Linux, look into rsync.
For Windows look into robocopy.
Either can be scripted and scripts scheduled.
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dangerous_dom wrote:
Can robocopy do multiple root folders at once, or can it only do one
folder and it sub folders?
i've only used it for one root and it's subs per command line
invocation. a simple batch file will let you do multi.
Also, say i deleted a file(s) or folder(s) from the
Kyle wrote:
Is robocopy part of Windows XP or does it require a separate install?
robocopy is part of a windows resource kit. google it and pull the
installer and docs from the microsoft site.
It seems that robocopy and xxcopy are similar. Let's say I've got an
updated music folder on
dangerous_dom wrote:
I notice a few GUI's are around for it, but the ones i have seen only
do single folders. Any worth bothering with?
not if you can read simple docs and save text files with a .bat extension.
One other thing, i take it that robocopy only copies new/changed files,
right?
radish wrote:
FOr general music management the obvious candidates are Winamp,
Foobar2000 and J River Media Center. I'm not sure which of those will
work with an iPod.
Foobar has iPod plugins.
Or you may choose to pick what you will for library management,
playback, etc. and something else
Mark Lanctot wrote:
My concern if we put this in the wiki is that we don't want to be
encouraging newbies to do this as it's asking for trouble.
Then that's exactly what the wiki entry should state.
1) Don't do this.
2) When you do this and it doesn't work very well, try this: ...
3) See 1
kbeast wrote:
That is the major downfall to that plugin that it doesn't utilize
timestamps-- that would be sweet.
and a resounding chorus of Patches Welcome!!! echoed throughout the
hills and valleys of that great land...
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bernt wrote:
On Windows XP use robocopy and Schedule.
robocopy D:\path C:\path /MIR works for me.
Better yet, schedule this:
robocopy D:\srcpath E:\destpath /E /B
This will copy over any new or modified files to your backup but _not_
delete any files/dirs that are in the destpath but not
Peter wrote:
I do like the looks of the Soundbridge Radio. ;)
But it is but vapor so far.
Nice how the Buy Now button links to the page with the Shipping Soon
message.
Soon Now
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
I'm wondering if it's the new foobar 0.9. It definitely didn't work in
0.8.3.
Hmmm. I've tagged my whole library for RG with Foobar both FLAC and
MP3. I'm using 0.9 now, but most of that was done with 0.8.3. AFAICT,
the SlimServer has always picked up on the tags
ron thigpen wrote:
Mark Lanctot wrote:
I'm wondering if it's the new foobar 0.9. It definitely didn't work in
0.8.3.
Hmmm. I've tagged my whole library for RG with Foobar both FLAC and
MP3. I'm using 0.9 now, but most of that was done with 0.8.3. AFAICT,
the SlimServer has always
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Don't think it really matters anyway - 0.9 is the new version. 0.8.3
isn't available for download, not through the regular website anyway.
Yeah, I've been running v0.9 for about a week now.
And it looks like some of the MP3+ID3v2.4.0 files that I'd tagged since
upgrading
JJZolx wrote:
Instead of being forced to buy an SB3, you could also get a second
wireless router and run WEP on it and connect it to your home network.
Alternatively, you could get a WPA-capable WLAN-to-Ethernet adapter and
use the SB1's ethernet port.
I've had a good experience with the ReadyNAS NV. Gives good performance
over GigE. Setup was straightforward. Good feature set.
I did have some networking issues on first setup, but it turned out to
be a problem with my router handling the 'burstiness' of the NAS
traffic. Solution
I voted for this as well. Radio (audio) is the best way to enjoy
baseball. This would be a fantastic enhancement, and a sure way to sell
some Squeezeboxes to baseball fans.
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Any idea what the streaming technology is this year? They've used Real
in the past, but I thought I'd read where they'd signed a new deal.
Can't recall who the provider was, or what formats the streams would be
in. That would make a big difference in LOE for the SN.
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