I'm currently using a laptop with 4 external 2 TB drives for storage of
215,000 Flac and MP3 files.
Things are a bit unwieldy and backup is time consuming. Each drive
takes 12-24 hours to backup over USB 2.0.
I need to add another drive soon as I am running over about 7 TB of
actual files.
Any
jimzak wrote:
> Unfortunately, I still had some problems with the radio that is just 10
> feet away from my router. I rechecked the WiFi situation with the
> analyzer and found no nearby networks that were on the same channel.
>
> I'll change the channel again and see what
jimzak wrote:
> I used my Android Note 10.1 tablet and loaded up a free Wi-Fi app (WiFi
> Analyzer) with a 5 star rating. It was quite informative, and it has a
> great graphical interface that can be set to display all sorts of useful
> info.
>
> I found another network on
garym wrote:
> 1. I'd start with examining all the local wifi networks and their
> channels. I use "inSSIDer" on my windows laptop. There are other free
> programs as well. Run this and you'll see nearby networks and the
> channels they are on. Try to use a "low use" channel, and best to use 1,
garym wrote:
> 1. I'd start with examining all the local wifi networks and their
> channels. I use "inSSIDer" on my windows laptop. There are other free
> programs as well. Run this and you'll see nearby networks and the
> channels they are on. Try to use a "low use" channel, and best to use 1,
Hi.
I'm going to jump in this thread and share that after several years of
stability, I'm getting rebuffering on my system now, mainly streaming
services (NPR) but also with Flac files streaming locally.
One radio in my bathroom is less than 10 feet away from my router and I
get rebuffering of l
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Let me know how I can help.
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Javac wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Just yesterday when i was browsing for Squeezebox I noticed it was gone
> from almost all stores on the web. Then I found out (a little late) that
> Logitech had discontinued the series...
> So I just wonder, what will this mean in the long-term? I have a
> Squeezebox Boom
You have to make an account at 1SaleADay.com to view the Flash Sale area
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garym wrote:
> I'm a bit confused as to what you are asking. You can have a NAS with
> SbS (or LMS) installed in a different room. You can control it all with
> iPeng and touch, but you'll still need some bit of hardware connected to
> your Marantz. A sb touch, receiver, SB3, etc. I don't thin
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Has anyone brought up the Nuvo line of wireless players yet? They do
play high-res files and they work with wireless but they require their
own gateway router.
One interesting feature is that if you attach a USB hard drive to any
player, the player will allow that music to be played and perhaps
reniera wrote:
> try deinstalling trackstat
It's not installed. Thanks.
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Mnyb wrote:
> I
>
> You simply need a more powerfull server . I have no such problem with my
> HP microserver
I'm using an i5 laptop with 4gb ram and no other applications except LMS
and I get frequent stalls which can last up to 5 minutes.
SlimChances wrote:
> Thank you for your posts. I would never consider spending $250 on a
> remote for my Touch. I just noticed some Android phones on E Bay going
> for around
> $50(http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Unlocked-Android-2-3-Qualcomm-WiFi-Capacitive-Smart-Phone-w-Google-Play-Store-/390535797066?p
Another great option is a nexus 7 and any of the android apps.
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Get an iPod Touch and iPeng instead.
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nelamvr6 wrote:
> Cambridge Audio has 2, the Stream Magic 6 and the NP-30
>
> Denon has the DNP720AE
>
> Olive has several units that will work just fine.
>
> And that's not even counting home brewed units using Raspnerry Pis...
He probably meant with all the capabilities and flexibility of t
pippin wrote:
> Does "Advance" mean "with less functionality, because that's what we
> found out, is what our users want"?
Well said.
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cliveb wrote:
> If your Touch or SB2 does die, there is a simple way to build your own
> inexpensive headless Squeezebox using a low cost / low power box (eg.
> Raspberry Pi) running Squeezelite. See this thread:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97046-Announce-Squeezelite-a-small-he
greenparent wrote:
> Agreed, not saying SONOS is a bad system, just that if Logitech had had
> some drive behind marketing, maybe they wouldn't have had to make the
> decision they did, and now leave the playing field open! Yes there are
> alternatives to Sonos out there, but not on a budget, and
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/AirPlay-DLNA-Media-Sharing-YouTube-Timbo-Drayson,19216.html
I hope it supports hi-res files.
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get.amped wrote:
> As long as Sonos has such ridiculous limitations on the number of tracks
> in its database and the type and length of metatags, it will be continue
> to be practically worthless for any serious music collector (basically
> 5,000+ album titles). A dealbreaker before even getting
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-33199_7-57519226-221/logitech-leaves-squeezebox-fans-wondering-whats-next/
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tcutting wrote:
> The wiki is your friend:
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezeSlave
> Squeezeslave is a software squeezebox player which is very light - no
> real GUI. It's great for running in the background or for use on a
> "headless" machine. One drawback is it's limited to 44.1kH
Could someone take a moment and explain to me what Squeezeslave does?
Please excuse the fact that I didn't read through the entire thread.
Thanks.
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GeeJay wrote:
> This is progress! A few days ago there was no mention of Random Mix at
> all.
It's progress until you consider that you can only listen in mono on the
new radio unless you get two of them and play one channel on each ;)
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I'd love to see some features folded into it to make it future-proof
against Logitech's taking SB off the market.
I'm not sure what those features might be though.
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bluegaspode wrote:
> SimpleAudio had a booth at IFA already 12 month ago claiming everything
> is ready to ship ...
Sorry for the misinformation. I was looking at a long forum thread from
the end of 2011. I believe the first units came out in Jan 2012.
http://www.avforums.com/forums/streamers
slate wrote:
> There is also Simple Audio...
>
> Well they are finally ready with their products which looks like a
> modernised Sonos.
>
> No Wireless, either LAN cable or Powerline.
> all types of formats upto 24/96
>
> But lacking in other areas:
> - no mutiroom sync
> - missing support for
pippin wrote:
> But please be aware that despite all their lyrics about their 192kHz DAC
> the dock will only use 48kHz streams, everything else will be
> downsampled on iOS. 96kHz currently ONLY seems to work with the Camera
> Connection Kit for the iPad!
>
> Other streams will play fine, but a
I know it's probably somewhat of a sore topic, but...
Does Google TV in any iteration have digital or HDMI outs AND is there a
Squeezebox app for this platform?
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RonM wrote:
> I've been using one as my music server for several years, without a
> single problem of any sort. I don't understand the "runs too hot"
> comment. Yes, it's warm, but that's because it's radiating all the
> modest heat it produces through the heatsink cabinet. A unit with a fan
>
garym wrote:
> You don't have to have USB to spdif converter if you have a DAC that has
> USB input. There are many of these around now.
Ok.
So the equation would be something like the following:
1. A mini PC with USB running SqueezePlay
2. A DAC with USB input
3. An amplifier or powered
garym wrote:
> USB out to DAC?
I found lots of USB out options including this one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007V6M0OU/ref=s9_simh_gw_p267_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=0HDVE6QXPHG8THZ1TGES&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938811&pf_rd_i=507846
Pricey but I guess it elimin
Vilmann wrote:
> A microcomputer with Squeezeslave and a decent DAC seems to be the most
> logical alternative. Maybe Raspberry Pi?
> I just did a test on an old ATOM-powered laptop. Works fine, but the fan
> is rather annoying. Remote control is easy with Android or iOS but I
> think there might
dasmueller wrote:
> Sorry. if it requires purchase of an Apple product I am not interested.
To be fair, there is an Android alternative:
1. Any Android device
2. Squeezebox playback app:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?87364-ANNOUNCE-Music-Playback-now-on-ANDROID!-SqueezePlayer-r
garym wrote:
> or
>
> http://www.wadia.com/products/transports/170i/
> http://www.wadia.com/products/transports/171i/
I believe the only problem here is that this item doesn't charge the
iPad. Therefore, it could be used only until the iPad discharges. It
does charge the iPod however. Otherw
nervoteso wrote:
> the problem with sonos is that those devices have no display like touch
> or radio or boom have
The other problem is the 65,000 file limit; this is a major issue for
me.
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I've heard/read that HDMI may not be ideal in some ways, therefore this
dock which has a DAC but can be bypassed via 2 digital non-HDMI outputs,
may be a great Touch sub when combined with an iPod and iPeng playback:
PURE i-20 Digital Dock for iPod/iPhone with Hi-Fi Quality Audio and
Video Output
Try pairing an iPod with iPeng player software with
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1070BW5394
Feed the HDMI into the appropriate component audio via HDMI!
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Mnyb wrote:
> A better link to the complete soolos offerings .
>
> http://www.meridian-audio.com/sooloos/the-components.php
The Media Core 600 component goes for £6000 :)
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I got the cue to search for this from another related thread:
Linn DS players
http://www.linn.co.uk/systems/all-products/linn-ds
I'm sure they are not cheap.
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Here are 77 pages of music players, most of which are not applicable to
our situation, but interesting:
http://www.techfresh.net/tech-gadgets/music-players/
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toby10 wrote:
> Denon url is dead.
Addendum: I don't understand why this URL does not work because when I
go to the product page via Google, this is the URL.
Anyway Google DNP720AE
?!
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Denon's entry looks good:
http://usa.denon.com/us/Product/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatId=StreamingMedia(DenonNA)&PId=DNP720AE(DenonNA)
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Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I would be very interested in experiences with the Cambridge Audio iD100
> dock, particularly as regards iPeng output. I have tried USB connection
> from a first generation iPad to a Cambridge Audio DACmagic 100 and the
> iPad complained that too much power was being requested
I've read through several threads and like many others, I have a few
extra SB units. I'm not about to ditch my current system.
However, I would be interested in the alternatives that are out there
for hi-fi networked music aside from Sonos.
I'll start out with the following:
Olive
http://www.o
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I'm down on this option, but I may have just had bad luck.
I got a refurbed iPod Touch and the battery stopped recharging pretty
quickly.
I wish the dang things had a user-replaceable battery.
You can get a refurbed Android tablet, root and flash Ice Cream Sandwich
and use the Logitech app for
garym wrote:
> is the free version ok or do you recommend the paid version with a few
> more options?
Free version is fine. I bought a copy to support the author.
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GeeJay wrote:
> I don't spend nearly as much time tweaking my system as I used to. I
> kinda miss it, but it's a sign that the system CAN be reliable, despite
> what an outsider may think by reading this forum. Thanks to the 3rd
> party plugins, particularly Erland's suite, I can listen to my mus
A fitting song to remember her is 'Last Dance.'
(http://zzzone.net/music/03-donna_summer-last_dance.mp3)
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Same here. CDs were getting pretty tedious toward the middle of the
last decade. Despite my huge collection, I wasn't listening to much
music.
Fast forward to 2009, when I decided it was time to take the music
server plunge for so many reasons: multiple room coverage, easy access,
etc.
While i
Codeine is such a nasty drug ;)
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epoch1970;695275 Wrote:
> Something like that ?
> http://img.hexus.net/v2/audio/SD/Squeezebox/BoxB.jpg
> (google image search)
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It takes 7.7.2 approximately 6 minutes to perform a new and changed
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collections seemed pretty
> scattered.
I have the same "disease".
I love to collect and when I find a cool artist, I want their entire
catalog.
I'm about 1/4 - 1/3 through with my ripping odyssey. I've done over
100,000 tracks in the past 10 months or so.
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I have a moderately large collection and 7.7.2 is the best ever version
of SBS/LMS for me.
However, I don't use a NAS as my server. I firmly believe in using a
laptop such as the one I am currently using.
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> Michael
I suddenly have some optimism. Thanks.
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Is there any other way to produce a listing of one's LMS music
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pski;678591 Wrote:
> Winders dude. If it happened on a Tuesday (or shortly thereafter,) tell
> winders to download but not install 'til it's cool.
>
> P
Thanks. I think you nailed it.
It happened on a Wednesday AM.
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external drives had UNshared themselves.
So how do drives UNshare themselves mid-song?
This is a Windows 7 64-bit Premium server.
I reshared the drives and then I was back up and running.
Research on this issue has not been productive.
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x and propagate our love to other "victims."
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I would be interested in your tale of woe.
I shared my upgrade to 7.6.1 ad nauseum.
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Despite my struggles with the software at times, I have enjoyed all my
Squeezebox players. The biggest enhancement is the software for
Android and iOS that Logitech and third parties have developed.
I listen to more music now than I did when I was in college.
Thanks Slim Devices.
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I have the Transformer Android tablet and 2 iPads.
iPeng for the iPad is vastly superior for anything currently available
for Honeycomb on the Android tablet. SqueezePad is nice too.
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ralphpnj;657057 Wrote:
> Got it however due the small picture size it's a little difficult to
> make things out clearly.
Did you click on the pictures to see the larger versions?
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tice the empty shelves
and shelves with bags.
The before picture is located in my signature.
The CDs that have not been bagged are in digipacks or other forms of
unique packaging.
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I have the Nexus S with Gingerbread.
The Android app works pretty well.
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I have to admit I didn't read this entire thread.
I have the latest version of iPeng for iPad and I can't find any of the
new social features and your post and website provide no clues.
I'm sure this stuff is obvious but...please help.
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htt
thumbnails
line up.
Anyway thanks.
I guess I'll have to wait for a proper Honeycomb app. I tried the
other suggestions and can't get my head around tiny little thumbnails
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Can anyone recommend a Squeezebox app for Android Honeycomb on an Asus
Eee Transformer tablet?
I'm using the free Logitech Android app and it works fine, but the
screen real estate is not used to full advantage.
I need an iPeng-ish app for Honeycomb :)
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I like the idea of a cheap Andrid client that can run on batteries.
I'll get one and report back.
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another 3-5 years. I'll hit file 100,000 in
the next week or so.
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Sounds good...
I had NO luck when I tried 7.6 a couple of months ago.
Try again?
Please provide detailed instructions.
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and rescan, and all of the
"resistant" CD art displays perfectly fine.
If the clear and rescan didn't take a couple of hours, I'd be fine with
this solution on a regular basis.
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h
oaded. You
> do have to set mp3tag to use Explorer context menus.
One more step is Ctrl-A.
You have to select all the files that have been loaded again even
though it's only one folder.
Tag & Rename by default selects all the files in the folder.
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JJZolx;634046 Wrote:
> You're not going to like Squeezebox Server 7.6 very much. They're
> planning on getting rid of all of the web skins except for Default and
> Classic.
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P3tag and then reselecting
them once they are loaded.
If you need to do what I need to do with tags, Tag & Rename is the ONLY
way to go. Perhaps I missed the browse feature with MP3tag?
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reen under "My Music"? I have "882" genres listed in my current
stats:
Total Tracks: 92,657
Total Albums: 9,681
Total Artists: 14,693
Total Genres: 882
Total Playing Time: 10862:25:28
I wanted to see why there are so many genres listed but the web
interface stalls everytime, re
book (Win7, 4GB RAM)
This seems to be the sweet spot for me. It's a cheap, refurbished
notebook. Scans are fast and streaming is fine. The whole thing runs
on one power brick, and it stays very cool. Personally I think this is
the sweet spot for performance and efficiency.
YMMV.
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What the heck is this?
SB Jr?
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As I mentioned above, the ratio of a jewel case space taken to that
taken by a bag+disc+insert is about 4:1.
As a result I have reclaimed vast amounts of space. VAST.
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I've gotten a couple of thousand done:
[image: http://zzzone.net/files/bags-cases.jpg]
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I like this thread.
I finally installed Moose and I like it.
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ds to
audiophile equipment. I see that as a good thing.
I'll stick with SB though.
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There are some inexpensive Android 2.2 tablets out there such as this
one:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7042921&csid=_21
Is your app compatible? A tablet would make a nice Android remote for
SB.
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I was about to chime in and say that all was well.
However, it's not all well.
I had some unusual rebuffering issues with Last.fm and Live365 that I
have not experienced before.
But mine may be due to some flakiness with my internet connection that
appears to be recurrent.
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Here's a before and after shot...after is on the top row and before is
on the lower row.
http://zzzone.net/photo/2011/future.jpg
I've put about 500 CDs in bags. I have an additional 4000 bags on
order. BagsUnlimited is probably very happy with me.
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which is my perferred reomte
3. Intel i3 (first generation)/Windows 7 64-bit: great performance for
streaming and use with iPeng for iPad
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