Re: [slim] TP-Link WiFi 6 AX3000

2022-03-23 Thread peterw


I think the larger issue with old, "real" Squeezeboxes is they don't
support WPA2-AES encryption, only WPA2-TKIP which is considered not
secure any more.

I've had good luck connecting old Squeezeboxes (Classic, Boom) to a
WPA2-AES mesh WiFi network (WiFi 5, -not- WiFi 6) with 'Vonets
VAR11N-300 adapters' (http://www.vonets.com/ProductViews.asp?D_ID=17).



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Re: [slim] Squeezelite log track name

2022-02-20 Thread peterw


pkfox wrote: 
> Thanks for this - do you know where it logs to ?

PlayLog creates a "PlayLogSongLogs" subdirectory in the LMS playlist
directory and writes quasi-XML (just appends  elements to a text
file, no proper XML declaration, nor XML root element) in monthly files,
e.g. 202202.xml for this month.



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Re: [slim] Playlist "Macro" URL Commands - Maybe Kidsplay?

2021-10-27 Thread peterw


sh1ntomi wrote: 
> I am trying to execute a shell script using squeezecli following the
> steps laid out in 'this'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78259-Playlist-quot-Macro-quot-URL-Commands-Maybe-Kidsplay=543452=1#post543452)
> thread . I was hoping to see the results in the server logs to determine
> the correct "secret" value, but I dont see the entry coming up in the
> log. 
> 
> > 
Code:

  >   > squeezecli:secret=123456789012p0=script.shp1=stop

> > 
> 
> Any guidance on executing shell script would be helpful. Thanks.

A few things if you're using my SqueeezeCLIHandler:
* you want to use *squeezeexec:* to execute a script 
(squeezecli: is just for executing LMS CLI commands, intended to be
useful in playlists but maybe not, as last time I checked the playlist
scanner effectively skipped squeezecli: URLs)
* you probably need to give the full path to "script.sh" unless it's in
a directory (like /usr/local/bin?) that's already in the PATH of the LMS
process
* set the SqueeezeCLIHandler log level to Warn or Debug and view the
server log if you still have trouble (the plugin defaults to Error,
which isn't verbose enough to help much for configuration problems)
* I assume you're trying to pass the single command line argument "stop"
to your "script.sh", right?
* depending on where that URL is going the "&" might not need to be
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Re: [slim] Early made-in-USA Slim Devices SB3 ... worth anything?

2021-09-21 Thread peterw


USAudio wrote: 
> I have a made-in-USA Slim Devices SB3 I bought in 2006 that is in
> excellent condition, along with all the original accessories and
> packaging.
> It's just been sitting in my closet unused for years ... is it worth
> anything, or should I just send it off for recycling?

It's worth something, no doubt, especially if it was working well when
you stopped using it.

(I'm sure many of us would happily reimburse shipping costs, but a quick
search on That Famous Auction Website shows that, yeah, there's still a
remarkable amount of value in old SB3/Classic players.)



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Re: [slim] LMS Plugin Development

2021-06-10 Thread peterw


cliveb wrote: 
> Thanks Peter, but as you'll see from my post #24, I now have it working.

I missed that but am glad to hear it!



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Re: [slim] LMS Plugin Development

2021-06-09 Thread peterw


cliveb wrote: 
> OK, making progress. I decided that all I really needed to do was switch
> the Meridian 218 on & off with the Squeezebox player,

Here's some code from my DenonSerial plugin that I think should help:


Code:


  # outside/before initPlugin() is where I usually put this:
  $serverPrefs = preferences('server');
  
  # inside initPlugin() register to have your code run any time the power 
status changes for any player:
  $serverPrefs->setChange(\, 'power');
  # inside initPlugin you might also want to tell LMS to run some code when a 
new player connects (after player reset, network disruption, etc):
  Slim::Control::Request::subscribe( \, [['client']],[['new']]);
  
  # after initPlugin() define the powerChange() function
  sub powerChange {
  my ($pref, $val, $client) = @_;
  my $id = $client->id(); # client ID, e.g. MAC address if normal Squeezbox; 
use this to decide what to do / if you care
  #$val will be 1 if the player just turned on, 0 if it just turned off
  # do your work
  }
  
  # after initPlugin() define newPlayerCheck():
  sub newPlayerCheck {
  my $request = shift;
  my $client = $request->client();
  my $id = $client->id(); # client ID, e.g. MAC address if normal Squeezbox; 
use this to decide what to do / if you care
  #etc
  }
  
  




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Re: [slim] LMS Plugin Development

2021-05-16 Thread peterw


Oh, more thoughts about the CLI -- Squeezebox player settings like power
on/off, mute/unmute, and volume are handled as client "pref" preference
values. You could simply connect to LMS and "subscribe" to the
preferences you care about ("volume", "mute", "power") and issue
commands to the Meridian in response to those changes: e.g., when see
the player's "mute" pref change to "1", tell the Meridian to "Mute". And
if  you see a change initiated on the Meridian side, just issue the
corresponding LMS CLI command -- you see Meridian "Demute", just issue
CLI command "mixer muting 0".



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Re: [slim] LMS Plugin Development

2021-05-16 Thread peterw


+1 on Paul's suggestion.

I'm curious - do you have protocol specs? Is it this?
https://www.meridian-audio.com/media/11318/meridian-automation-interface-for-ip-control-issue-4.pdf
If so, I think the existing Denon plugins should definitely help.

One option might be using DenonSerial in "Remote system" mode, and
writing external software that would connect to the LMS command line
interface and subscribe to "denonserial" commands. DenonSerial would
then send notifications for the Denon TCP commands it would send (e.g.
MUON for muting output) and you'd just need to translate that to the
equivalent Meridian command. To keep LMS in sync with the Meridian you'd
issue CLI commands mimicking a Denon, e.g. if your tool saw the speakers
were "Demute" then you'd send a denonserial CLI command with MUOFF. 

I do plan to update my DenonSerial (which, despite the name, supports
not only RS232 but also Denon's TCP protocol) to support Yamaha's YNCA
TCP protocol, but I have been dragging my feet on that. When I get
around to it, that will mean abstracting the general commands (power on,
power off, mute, unmute, set volume to X, query for current
power/volume/mute/source status), and should make it much easier to
support other brands' protocols. But did I mention I've been dragging my
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Re: [slim] Playlist "Macro" URL Commands - Maybe Kidsplay?

2021-04-29 Thread peterw


TristanLateingne wrote: 
> Unearthing this old thread, hopping Peter still hangs around... I am
> trying to use this plugin to add a command to an opml playlist. I have a
> question :
> 
> What syntax should I use with squeezeexec ?
> I tried the followings but it did not work :
> 
> 
> 

You're trying to execute the LMS server's *eject* command on Linux or
MacOS? I think you probably need a URL like
squeezeexec:secret=123456789012=/usr/bin/eject or maybe just
squeezeexec:secret=123456789012=eject -- including the required
"secret" argument as mentioned in 'this post'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78259-Playlist-quot-Macro-quot-URL-Commands-Maybe-Kidsplay=543452=1#post543452)
and ideally setting "p0" to the full path of the eject command. I
haven't used squeezexec: in a very long time, but I would expect you
could use the LMS web "Tune in URL" to test the squeezeexec: URL.

As OPML is XML, you'd encode a URL like
"squeezeexec:secret=123456789012=/usr/bin/eject" as
"squeezeexec:secret=123456789012**p0=/usr/bin/eject".

Another thing: historically Linux distributions have used a group like
"cdrom" to limit who can use the CD/DVD drive. You might need to
permanently add the Unix user that LMS runs as to that group so that it
can eject the optical disk -- just running the eject command won't be
enough if the LMS user lacks sufficient privileges.

And the scanner bug I mentioned in 'this post'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78259-Playlist-quot-Macro-quot-URL-Commands-Maybe-Kidsplay=544174=1#post544174)
might still cause problems.

I hope that helps!



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Re: [slim] Logitech is done making Harmony remotes

2021-04-11 Thread peterw

florca wrote: 
> I never really got on with my Harmony remote. After struggling to get it
> working in the way I wanted I ended up buying some One-for-All (UIC)
> remotes which can be very flexibly re-programmed / hacked using a home
> made adaptor and "JP1" software. To be honest I've no idea whether you
> can still buy the (unofficially) programmable types - I bought several
> end-of-line One for All 5's at £15 / piece some years back, and although
> they tend to die after a few year's hard use (or children playing with
> the battery cover :mad:) my stock is still going, but the JP1
> programming site still seems to be alive and active.
> 
> Although at first sight they're far less sophisticated (and far less
> expensive) than the Harmony range I've never found any IR device I
> couldn't control with a JP1-hacked OFA remote. Their only snag is a
> tendancy to run out of memory if you try to get too clever, but kept
> simple they work very well.
> 

Yet another vote for JP1/One-For-All. I have found them to be very
durable -- models like 'the URC-8820'
(http://www.remotecentral.com/ureview/114.htm) that I've been using,
anyway. It takes years for the button text to start to wear off, and
even then the buttons keep working. I own one URC that still works fine
even though it got mangled by a foster dog who mistook it for a chew
toy. 

I agree, the JP1 community still seems healthy. Just a few months ago I
needed to reporgram my main URC for a new DVD player. I dreaded the
prospect of having to reinstall and relearn the RemoteMaster and IR
applications, but found that the desktop repogramming software had been
improved and simplified. My old .ir remote config backups worked fine
and reprogramming was easier than before. 

BTW, web searches in decent years revealed that apparently many US cable
TV companies are offering customers remote controls that are
JP1-capable, and those often sell for little on eBay.

We gave a Harmony to my aged father-in-law (first a 650, now a 655), as
it's much easier to use than the mess of remotes he ended up with after
the cable TV box was added to his kit even after the cable guy
programmed their universal remote. I love the "try to fix" option, and
the ability to switch the color screen soft buttons to "device" mode. So
much nicer than trying to remember where you remapped a specific orginal
button like Night Mode. Those Harmony remotes haven't held up as well --
after a couple years some of the buttons become unreliable. I had the
same problem with my personal Harmony remotes --even ones that saw
infrequent use!-- and always thought that Harmony would be truly great
if they could improve their hardware. (They reminded me a lot of 20th
century Sony gear -- good design, nice programming, but inadequate
quality on the switches and buttons.) 

Still, yesterday I ordered a spare 655 as a backup for my father-in-law.
Thank you, Tony T, for posting!

Has anybody tried the 'Safabaton U1 universal remote'
(http://sofabaton.com/u1.html)?



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Re: [slim] Boom - toggling shuffle is a pain. Any way to improve it?

2020-04-08 Thread peterw


ModelCitizen wrote: 
> If I can get my head round this (combining info in last two posts?) It
> sounds as though it will do exactly what I want. Thanks very much for
> this (and the suggestion that I may contact you about it Peter). I'll
> have a fiddle as soon as I am able.

There's more info available in the KidsPlay settings pages of the LMS
web interface. My CLI skills are very rusty, but I just verified
something as simple as using the web UI to set *button shuffle* as a
player macro for one of the buttons. You'll also need to set "BEHAVIOR
FOR PRESETS OF BOOM AND RADIO AND RECEIVER BUTTON" to one of the two
"KidsPlay routine..." choices. 

BTW, this also works with 'my StatusFirst plugin'
(https://tuxreborn.netlify.com/slim/statusfirst) if, like me, you prefer
to verify the current setting first (rather than change it immediately).



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Re: [slim] Boom - toggling shuffle is a pain. Any way to improve it?

2020-04-07 Thread peterw


Paul Webster wrote: 
> Could there be a way to assign a cli command to a button?
> Something like
> cli:aa:bb:cc:dd:ee%20playlist%20shuffle

If you're connecting to local LMS, my KidsPlay plugin will let you
assign series of CLI commands to the preset buttons on the Boom (and
Radio, and the sole Receiver button).

https://tuxreborn.netlify.com/slim/kidsplay

KidsPlay also adds a CLI command "kidsplaytoggleclientpref" for toggling
a pref like shuffle between two specific values.



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Re: [slim] SB2/3 remote control up/down button function

2019-11-11 Thread peterw


Missing data?

In my experience SDT will in some cases display almost nothing if you
scroll to a screen for which it has no data. For instance my locally
modified copy can fetch current weather but not forecasts, so I see very
empty screens if I scroll, as it tries to display nonexistent forecast
data when I do.



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Re: [slim] Two Logitech Transporter SE's (NO KNOB) for sale

2019-09-18 Thread peterw


Fizbin wrote: 
> In a strange twist of events I decided to keep my Transporters. (Nobody
> contacted me, so no disappointments)

Thank you for removing that temptation. :-)



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Re: [slim] Growing mass of failing SB3 (Classic)

2019-09-18 Thread peterw


Thanks very much, guys. I've recently lost the analog output of a
beloved Slim Devices-badged SB3 and my soldering skills are not strong,
so I might be in touch. (For now I'm OK -- swapped with another room
where I use the SB digital out.)

Also I have an SB3 that died after a fall. I haven't opened the case but
I think it has at least one cracked circuit board, as the RCA jacks
wiggle a bit. :-(

-Peter



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Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

2019-04-23 Thread peterw


Thanks, pippin, as always, for sharing your insight, and supporting this
community.



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Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

2019-04-23 Thread peterw


pippin wrote: 
> The problem is that with an open source server, if they support an open
> plugin, the services essentially have to give away an API key to the
> public.

I disagree. Plenty of companies - from giants like Google to small
outfits like Schedules Direct, fully publish APIs but rely on individual
customers to pay for API keys or other authentication credentials. 

pippin wrote: 
> In addition to this, some services keep their API secret and require an
> NDA, in this case you can't distribute the code at all.

Unfortunately true. I see a big split in business models. On the one
side, outfits that guard APIs behind armies of sales teams vying for big
dollar contacts; on the other, outfits like Amazon Web Services that
will accept pretty much anybody with a credit card and are plenty
willing to serve tiny customers like me who are billed only fractions of
a dollar each month. I hope all will migrate to the latter model...



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Re: [slim] SB3 to a Denon PMA-30

2019-04-23 Thread peterw


d6jg wrote: 
> NB a coaxial cable is essentially a single RCA to single RCA but the
> cable quality is much higher (needed)  than an analogue cable.

"needed"? I've been using a cheap, old one meter RCA analog cable from
an SB3 to a Denon AVR digital input for about eight years, never had a
problem. I think it might even just be one side of a stereo cable pair,
as most of my single RCA cables have bright colored insulation and would
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Re: [slim] ickStream Shutdown

2019-04-11 Thread peterw


Erland, pippin, et. al., my condolences. I'm sorry to see this venture
come to a close and wish you the best.



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Re: [slim] Date Time screensaver scrolling?

2013-04-08 Thread peterw

TheShanMan wrote: 
 The bug is actually in the slimp3's centering logic when you give it a
 string padded with spaces on the front - the spaces just get chopped
 off. If I change the padding to underscores, it behaves correctly. I
 don't understand the slimdevices sdk enough to know if that is something
 I can fix, or is a firmware bug, or what. But I'm guessing the only
 practical solution is going to be making FuzzyTime do the centering
 itself. Open to advice though!

If you're running the server software on Mac/Linux/Unix, then it's just
a bunch of Perl scripts and you can easily edit them to change the
behavior. If you're running under Windows, then it's a compiled EXE and
you'll need to look for information on running LMS/SBS as Perl scripts,
something like
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78440-Quickstart-for-running-quot-Standard-Perl-Version-quot-of-SBS
. Or, I guess, really use some RAM and run it inside a Linux VM. :-)



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Re: [slim] Date Time screensaver scrolling?

2013-04-07 Thread peterw

TheShanMan wrote: 
 It's pretty hard to figure out the maximum shift, and if you pick too
 large a value the display will stick to the left or right side for a
 while before reversing direction. It makes it even harder if the time
 format doesn't include seconds because it only moves once per minute
 instead of once per second.

Yeah, I wish that were better, too. It likely won't improve because 1) I
haven't found time to code Squeezebox stuff for years now and 2) I don't
use FuzzyTime much myself for the FuzzyTime screensaver. Most of my
devices are SB2/SB3 and I use a version of SuperDateTime that I've
customized to use FuzzyTime APIs to move everything around (even less
often -- only moves the bitmaps when it refreshes the weather data). SDT
makes it even harder to figure out the max shift as it has separately
positioned text and bitmapped icons -- so making FT's screensaver max
shift logic better wouldn't help my usage, and might actually complicate
the APIs used by my custom SDT. But FT is licensed under the GPL, so
anyone who'd like to is welcome to take the code  tweak it. I hope
that's not cold comfort. :-(



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Re: [slim] Date Time screensaver scrolling?

2013-04-07 Thread peterw

TheShanMan wrote: 
 One thing I noticed is that on first glance it appeared to not work at
 all on a slimp3 but on closer inspection it only moves between center
 and left. When moving right, it gets stuck in the center position for
 the entire time it -should- be on the right half of the screen. That
 would probably be my first order of business if I start looking at the
 source code.

Sorry to hear that. For years I monitored eBay and Craigslist in hopes
of scoring a Slimp3 -- it, the Transporter(s), and the original,
non-bitmapped Squeezebox (and the new UE-branded SB Radio) are the only
Squeezebox/Slim devices I have never owned. So I have no idea how well
my stuff works on those  (I never even bothered to test much with
SoftSqueeze's Transporter emulation.)



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Re: [slim] How to set up SB3 without a remote? Help needed

2012-09-26 Thread peterw

Mnyb wrote: 
 I wonder if the JVC codes works in the firmware/setup menu ? Is it not
 the server that translates that ?

That's right. The firmware screens are processed locally for IP3K
devices; it doesn't matter what MySB or any LMS instances think is
supposed to happen, the device itself will react to IR codes.

IIRC this was a problem with some of my early KidsPlay tests -- if the
cheap universal remote wouldn't let me block certain codes like the left
arrow, a JVC left arrow hold would take the SB offline and into firmware
screens.



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Re: [slim] determine 3rd party remote IR codes?

2011-08-24 Thread peterw

evencoil;652633 Wrote: 
 
 I have an Onkyo remote control for my receiver. I set it to send out
 jvd dvd codes, and it more or less controls my SB3. A lot of buttons on
 the SB3 remote do not seem to have counterparts on the Onkyo and vice
 versa, so I would like to go in and mess with the IR mappings to get
 them aligned. How do I determine what button on the Onkyo remote is
 connected to which Hex code so that I can do this?

I don't remember which option it is, but one of the Logging options for
Squeezebox Server (SBS) will tell you what codes the SB3 sees  reports
to SBS. From there you can make custom .ir files (or edit the existing
ones) to map those codes to regular button names in the .map files.
Note there are some IR codes that SB3 does not recognize at all. For
instance, my SB3 passes along info about my non-JVC DVD player's codes
as unknown IR, but not the codes for my AV receiver.

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Re: [slim] Automatically Powering Down a Dumb Amplifier

2011-05-04 Thread peterw

If you don't want to solder and run Squeezebox Server locally (vs. using
MySqueezbox.com), check out my PowerCenter plugin.

If by energy saving plug you mean a fancy power strip that shuts off
power to some outlets when the appliance plugged into the trigger
outlet is turned off, that almost certainly won't work. All the
Squeezebox players use only 1 or 2 watts more when on than when off
(at most!) which is not enough difference for those power strips to
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Re: [slim] Android Controller App

2011-04-05 Thread peterw

My Android tablet, like most Android devices without cell network
support, doesn't offer Android Market. I can't install this or
SqueezeCommander unless you guys release .apk files or publish through
an alternate market like Amazon's...


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Re: [slim] 10 android tablet $280 at woot (3/23 only)

2011-03-26 Thread peterw

bobkoure;620494 Wrote: 
 
 Got any thought on ROMs? Consensus of what I've read so far is that the
 stock ROM (Tap n Tap) is a major disappointment and should be replaced
 ASAP.
 
 I'm reading positive things about the Vegan ROM, which, I gather, is a
 mod of the ROM for the Vega - this same tablet as marketed by Malata.

vegantab is how I'm leaning, though I'm going to look again and see
which of the gTablet ROMs have source  build instructions, as I'd
prefer something I can modify  rebuild myself.

 Usually I get buyers remorse about now, but not this time...

Well, there have been some stories about Google withholding the final
3.0 source for a while. Some stories suggest they might start holding
back releases (release N.M source only after releasing N.(M+1)
privately to licensees, e.g. no public Honeycomb 3.0 source until Ice
Cream 3.1 is out), while others suggest it's a one-time delay, as they
add code to Honeycomb to make it work well on phone-sized devices.
Either way, it looks like we users of non-Xoom tabs might have to
choose between Gingerbread and a (buggy? insecure?) preview of
Honeycomb. Since I have seen signs that Google, much like Slim Devices
/ Logitech, actually wants code contributions from the community, so I
think it's most likely a one-time holdback; there wouldn't be much
sense in accepting patches for old code.


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Re: [slim] 10 android tablet $280 at woot (3/23 only)

2011-03-23 Thread peterw

bobkoure;620251 Wrote: 
 No idea if it'll get the upcoming Android tablet ROM (screen might not
 have enough pixels).

Considering there's already been a port of the 'Honeycomb preview to
the Nook Color'
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=936995), which has
the same screen resolution as the gTablet, I'm hopeful. (This morning
I, too, was --as they say-- in for one.)


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Re: [slim] Android Controller App

2011-03-21 Thread peterw

Mark Miksis;619784 Wrote: 
 I'm testing on a 7 tablet running CM7 (gingerbread).

If you mean Nook Color, I'd love to hear how well that works. :-)


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Re: [slim] RFE: Add option for saving sleep time and randomize playlist with favorites

2011-02-08 Thread peterw

I'm *soo* close to being able to offer you that. A while back I worked
on a plugin that adds two new protocols for Squeezebox. One is for
executing CLI commands like sleep 900 (900 = 15 minutes). Another is
for executing commands on the machine running Squeezebox Server. The
idea is that these become tracks that you can add to playlists. So
you could have a playlist like

squeezecli: p0=sleepp1=5400
http: //somestreamingstation.com/foo.mp3

that would start the sleep timer before opening the lullaby stream. 

The randomized favorite might be trickier. You might need two
playlists, with the randomized playlist looking like the following
(spaces added after the colon to appease the forum software)

squeezecli: p0=playlistp1=shufflep2=2
squeezecli: p0=playlistp1=clear
squeezecli: p0=playlistp1=addp2=/path/to/playlist
squeezecli: p0=playlistp1=shufflep2=0
squeezecli: p0=playlistp1=play

to force a new reshuffling of your playlist and revert to non-shuffled
behavior right afterwards.

But there's something a little messed up in my code I haven't had time
to track down; the effect is that the squeezecli command executes but
SBS never moves to the next track. My hope was to fix that and then
make a nice web UI to simplify adding squeezecli: tracks to
playlists. 

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Re: [slim] RFE: Add option for saving sleep time and randomize playlist with favorites

2011-02-08 Thread peterw

Oh, if you want to look at what I have (broken as it is), the code is in
http://www.tux.org/~peterw/slim/slim7/TESTING/SqueezeCLIHandler/ and you
can install it from my test repo,
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Re: [slim] iPeng roadmap poll

2011-01-28 Thread peterw


A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the
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Question: Which of these iPeng enhancements would be most important for
you?

- Non-Swipe Now-Playing UI for iPhone
- SqueezePlay-like menu operation
- Main Player controls permanently available instead of shortcut bar
- Smaller and lower resolution artwork
- New Main Screen UI for iPad
- Advanced Synchronization
- Additional Functionality (please elaborate)


pippin;606114 Wrote: 
 
Why not relative volume sync when synced , no squeeze app has this yet
  and it's obvious that's how it should work. Now the volumes get synced
  to the same absolute value in %  ??? iPeng has this! For a pretty 
  long time now!

Also, as pippin has noted, relative volume sync is a feature of later
versions of SyncOptions (in production since last March; beta was
released Dec 2009) -- if enabled, then changes to the volume any synced
player, no matter what UI was used, affects the volumes of all the other
players in that sync group. I think iPeng and SyncOptions may use
slightly different algorithms for the relative adjustments, but they
are designed not to step on each others' toes.


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Re: [slim] iPeng roadmap poll

2011-01-27 Thread peterw


A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the
results, please visit http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=85135

Question: Which of these iPeng enhancements would be most important for
you?

- Non-Swipe Now-Playing UI for iPhone
- SqueezePlay-like menu operation
- Main Player controls permanently available instead of shortcut bar
- Smaller and lower resolution artwork
- New Main Screen UI for iPad
- Advanced Synchronization
- Additional Functionality (please elaborate)


Have you looked at The Synchronizer? It sounds like you have much the
same goal. Perhaps you  Eric could agree on some way to track
settings, like another pref file. Both of you could subscribe to pref
change events in order to know when a user made changes?

http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=51760


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Re: [slim] setting to remove/reset all synchronization nightly?

2011-01-22 Thread peterw

For what it's worth, my SyncOptions plugin allows you to specify that
each player should unsync from any others when you turn it off.


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Re: [slim] setting to remove/reset all synchronization nightly?

2011-01-22 Thread peterw

trouty00;604473 Wrote: 
 yeah that would work but would mean i have to make sure i turned off the
 player each night which I know I wont consistently do each night.

There's the Power Save plugin that turns players off automatically
after a period of inactivity. Together with SyncOptions maybe you'd be
all set?


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Re: [slim] Where are your CDs?

2011-01-11 Thread peterw

TiredLegs;601624 Wrote: 
 Yep, over the past couple of months I've loaded nearly all my CDs into
 the Sleevetown mylar sleeves. (I keep box sets intact.) The sleeves
 work perfectly for what I wanted to do. A small number of my CDs (e.g.
 with special booklets or extra artwork) were too thick to fit into the
 standard sleeves, so I also bought a pack of different mylar sleeves on
 eBay that are large enough to hold fatboy double CDs in their cases.
 Seven shelves worth of CDs now fit in about two and a third shelves.

Great, thank you for the update. Now I just need to see if my wife will
accept mylar for her discs or if she'll want the more familiar book-like
jazzloft cases. I guess I'll get some Sleevetown for mine  show her...
again, thank you for the suggestion  status report!

-Peter


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Re: [slim] Where are your CDs?

2011-01-10 Thread peterw

TiredLegs;584337 Wrote: 
 
 Then I discovered the super thin (1-2 mil) mylar plastic resealable
 sleeves used to protect entire CDs in their jewel cases. ... At
 Sleevetown.com for example, 500 of them sell for $18 (less than $0.04
 each) plus shipping. Sleevetown even notes This sleeve may also be
 used to store the entire contents of a typical jewel case including
 back tray card and booklet for perfectly flat storage. (See
 Resealable Mylar Single Outer at
 http://www.sleevetown.com/plastic-cd-sleeves.shtml).
 
 For me, it seems like the best solution I've encountered thus far. I've
 experimented with a few I already have around, and I have a large
 quantity order on the way. If it all works out, I'll be hauling a
 couple hundred pounds of jewel case plastic to my local recycling
 collection facility.

Have you had a chance to try the Sleevetown mylar sleeves out yet? I
was just about to order from jazzloft, but I'm intrigued by the mylar
option, as I almost never access my CDs, not in the years since I got
caught up ripping them for my Squeezeboxes.


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Re: [slim] Digital volume for one player, deactivated for another?

2010-11-11 Thread peterw

gmudunuri;588845 Wrote: 
 BTW, you cannot disable the volume control for the SB Radio/Touch (and
 possibly the Boom).
For the 7.5 software, there's a 3rd party patch to lock the volume
level of Touch; that's a standard option in 7.6. Also 3rd party
software will let you lock or cap the volume of Boom or Radio if you
use Squeezebox Server.


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Re: [slim] Power control for older amp

2010-10-08 Thread peterw

wsmithjr;581532 Wrote: 
 I've looked at the X10 option before, and it seems to be less than
 wife/parent friendly.
 ... Perhaps I'll just need to break down an buy an amp that supports
 direct control.

I don't understand what (other than the initial configuration) you find
not to be friendly. All these options do pretty much the same thing --
as long as the SB is using a local Squeezebox Server computer, then the
amp is powered on or off automatically with the SB. It doesn't matter
what turns the SB on or off -- IR remote, alarm, Web UI, SB Controller,
iPeng, whatever. Also I don't know how you think a different amp would
help if you use SqueezeNetwork/MySqueezebox.com -- as far as I know,
nobody has built an applet that would work with Touch on SN/MySB. It
is a solvable problem -- Touch supports a number of USB-Serial adapters
so there are a number of possibilities, from amps with RS232 ports to
serial and USB home automation controllers  -- but as far as I know,
nobody has bothered.


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Re: [slim] How to change Boom presets from SqueezeBox Server?

2010-09-21 Thread peterw

JJZolx;578145 Wrote: 
 For the SqueezePlay based Radio, things aren't quite as simple, as the
 presets are stored on the device, not the server.

Are you certain? At least in 7.4, all the SqueezePlay player keeps
track of is whether there's a preset for a given button. If so,
pressing that button causes the player to turn on and ask the server
to play preset #N.


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Re: [slim] Which JVC DVD player remote is best?

2010-09-19 Thread peterw

Terje;577547 Wrote: 
 
 As for the .ir files, I'm aware of those, but I have no idea how I
 could use them, given that I'm also trying to do this with Harmony
 remotes for which I cannot manually enter codes.
Once you get Harmony
to send some code, you can use Squeezebox Server logging to find the
hex string that is reported by the Squeezeboxes and use that in an .ir
file.


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Re: [slim] Which JVC DVD player remote is best?

2010-09-18 Thread peterw

I don't have a good answer (I haven't tried it myself), but please note
that 1) SB Radio and SB Touch cannot use JVC codes and 2) you can
use/modify .ir files to make a local Squezebox Server instance
recognize codes that aren't quite right.


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Re: [slim] SqueezeBox Classic and obsolescence

2010-09-13 Thread peterw

rajm;576221 Wrote: 
  Is there any danger I'll end up with a brick?   (i.e. the SBS moving to
 a point where it doesn't support the classic or something similiar)

Seems very unlikely to me. Not only has Logitech historically supported
and enhanced older gear with new features, but they're currently working
on some user interface code improvements that target
Boom/Classic/Transporter as well as Radio/Touch.


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Re: [slim] Apple's Airplay coming soon...

2010-09-12 Thread peterw

mortslim;576086 Wrote: 
 I agree that after airplay debuts, squeezebox will shrivel unless:
 
 Newer squeezeboxes come out with the necessary hardware chip and
 firmware to incorporate Airplay into the squeezeboxes.  
 

Airplay sounds cool, but it also reminds me of beaming data from a
PDA -- one of the cooler features of Palm handhelds ten years ago that
fizzled. Airplay sounds like a better idea than, say, Bluetooth stereo,
but I could easily see it not getting significant traction. Unlike
boring old el cheapo docks, Airplay doesn't keep your battery charged.


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Re: [slim] New Boom on the Horizon?

2010-08-11 Thread peterw

Philip Meyer;568277 Wrote: 
 What would be the point of [new Receiver based on SqueezeOS]?  Do you
 mean to run a Tiny SBS server?

High(er)-res music playback, lower power consumption, tinysc, and
ability to customize (including integration with amps  home automation
systems) even when using MySB.


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Re: [slim] Is Receiver wifi reception poorer than other SB devices?

2010-08-05 Thread peterw

Soulkeeper;566926 Wrote: 
 Or installing DD-WRT on some old, unused wireless router, and using it
 as an access point.

You mean client bridge, right? I've used both DD-WRT and polarcloud's
Tomato as wireless client bridges for different Ethernet-equipped
devices.


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Re: [slim] Any way to configure a power-on sound for an SB3?

2010-08-04 Thread peterw

Batch script that uses CLI to play a track plus ExecuteScript plugin?


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Re: [slim] Logitech/Squezebox other forums?

2010-08-03 Thread peterw

TiredLegs;566340 Wrote: 
 I'm just hoping that Logitech migrates all the great content from this
 forum before it gets shut down. It would be a major shame to waste all
 the collective knowledge contained here.

As I believe Erland pointed out recently, all the forums here have
mailing lists that are archived at gmane.org:
http://dir.gmane.org/search.php?match=slimdevices

So no worries about losing what's already been said, though I don't
know if the pictures are archived or not. :-)


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Re: [slim] UPS recommendations for my Vortexbox Appliance

2010-08-03 Thread peterw

JJZolx;566445 Wrote: 
 Well, like I said, the only way to really guarantee that the system will
 be shut down safely is to have a UPS that communicates with the server
 and make sure you have it set to shut down before the battery runs out.
 I don't know enough about Linux, and even less about the Vortexbox, to
 say whether or not its easy to do with, say, a typical APC UPS.  Ask
 the Vortexbox people.

I use the Ubuntu 'apcupsd' package with an APC Smart UPS (their
cheapest model that is supposed to output nice, non-square AC waves). I
think mine came with a USB cable, but I opted to use the 9-pin serial
cable since my server had a free serial port. In addition to clean
shutdowns based on realistic runtime calculations by the UPS, one thing
I really like is that apcupsd emails me when the power goes out or comes
back on. My broadband modem and AP are also on a UPS, so I pretty
reliably get emails/texts when there's a power problem. Since my house
relies on a sump pump to keep the basement dry, this is a big relief. I
also like that the Smart UPS handles under- and over-voltage events.

I've been pretty loyal to APC ever since I had a great customer service
experience with them in the late 1990s, but next time I'll probably shop
around, as I've had some bad experiences with APC units' reliability
lately both at home (the unit that preceded my Smart UPS) and work
(some nicer rackmount units) -- though most of the APC units, including
one I've owned more than a decade, work fine.


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Re: [slim] Let's make the Squeezebox to the ultimate music discovery device!

2010-08-03 Thread peterw

erland;566383 Wrote: 
 2.  How do you usually find new music you like to get but currently
 don't have in your library ?

This is almost irrelevant, as it's not working as well as I'd like.
Mostly I listen to Internet Radio streams and try to take note of
interesting artists. My PlayLog plugin sometimes helps, as it logs info
about every song I hear on Napster, Pandora, and traditional
shoutcast-style streams, but PlayLog needs something like a manual
flagging feature I could easily use while something is playing to
bookmark or tag it. Even then, I'm sure there's lots of great music
out there that I'm not finding. Last.fm sounds promising, but I don't
like the privacy implications (or what I expect the privacy
implications to be).

 4. How would you like to find new music you like to buy/get in the
 future ?

I wish I knew.

I think some cloud-based service for note-taking could be nice. Imagine
someone mentions a band or album online. Maybe it's in a blog, a tweet,
a web review. Maybe you're at a friend's house, using your netbook or
smartphone. It'd be great if you could just copy a phrase and paste it
into some website that somehow tied into SBS. Think of it as queueing
up phrases to feed to an SBS / music service search when you're back in
front of your Squeezebox. This might be a pretty natural feature to add
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Re: [slim] Way to standardize volume levels?

2010-08-01 Thread peterw

rodef;565894 Wrote: 
 Has this feature been implemented please?

No, it hasn't. :-(

 I can't seem to access the link above.

The bug server now only accepts plain http requests, so try
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2431

Here's another one I just voted for:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3152 -- gain setting for
files without replaygain -- for the times you rip a CD and don't get
around to adding replaygain tags.


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Re: [slim] 1000000 people for static IP support!

2010-07-27 Thread peterw

Eric Seaberg;564789 Wrote: 
 Never!  Even after a power outage and/or everything being reset, all
 DHCP devices come back to their preset IP address from the router. 
 Basically, the router gives them static addresses, but the devices
 remain in DHCP.

Please, those are not static IPs, they're DHCP reservations. I
think the fact that your DHCP setup is rock solid disqualifies you from
voting on this issue. :-)


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Re: [slim] 1000000 people for static IP support!

2010-07-22 Thread peterw

erland;563540 Wrote: 
 Then we should try to get Logitech to correct so it reliably and fast
 gets an address from the DHCP server instead of forcing users to use
 static IP's when they shouldn't have to.
 ...
 If it takes minutes to get an IP from a DHCP server something is
 seriously wrong.

And devices like an iPhone (or Controller?) that request/renew leases
frequently suffer the most. DHCP bugs can be tough to track down (even
folks who know what they're doing are often hampered by limitations
like wireless adapters that don't allow promiscuous mode and can't
capture packets with wireshark), so making it easier to switch to
static IP sounds like a relatively simple workaround for Logitech.
Also, who wants to wait for a bug fix? Both my Controllers (using older
versions of SBS) were unreliable until I gave one a static IP. Newer
Controller firmwares are said to have some DHCP fixes, but I didn't
want to wait for a proper fix since a static address was good enough.
Using a static IP means less code running on the Squeezebox, which can
only help. And what happens if Logitech decides the DHCP server
embedded in a wifi access point is at fault? Logitech can't fix that,
but static IP would be a good workaround.


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Re: [slim] 1000000 people for static IP support!

2010-07-22 Thread peterw

erland;563565 Wrote: 
 My concerns is more about the fact that this will use development time
 which could be used for something related to the music listening
 experience

I don't see how you think it would take less developer time to to
correct so it reliably and fast gets an address from the DHCP server
with all possible DHCP setups (especially if the DHCP server is what's
slow) than to expose a currently hidden static IP configuration
screen.

I'm not voting for the bug, basically for aubuti's reasons. There are
workarounds available for this (and somebody could publish a patch or
applet for this), while other bugs can only be addressed by Logitech. 

-Peter


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Re: [slim] 1000000 people for static IP support!

2010-07-22 Thread peterw

pski;563710 Wrote: 
 If you are in a congested WIFI location, the best thing to do is to
 adopt a non-traditional IP address for your router

Why is that?


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Re: [slim] SuperDateTime not retrieving data

2010-07-21 Thread peterw

pski;563466 Wrote: 
 a link is a series of characters you can put in your email/etc. that
 allows other people to go to that location on the internet without
 reading your mind.

Yeah, I've been scratching my head for hours wondering what in the
world copperstate meant by the 3rd Party plugin Forum. Anybody have
any ideas? I feel totally lost.


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Re: [slim] Private Messages Storage Limit

2010-07-19 Thread peterw

The forum software will downgrade your storage (but IME not delete any
messages) if it doesn't think your email address has been validated. Go
to the User CP page, change your email address, and be sure to then
validate your email address with the URL that the system sends you,
that's what I did when it lowered my limit to 50.


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Re: [slim] Logitech Revue with Google TV

2010-07-05 Thread peterw

andynormancx;559760 Wrote: 
 Engadget has internals shots from the the FCC, showing the the Revue has
 a fan.

And no RCA audio outs (neither digital nor analog):
http://www.engadget.com/photos/logitechs-google-tv-companion-box-hands-on/#3001278

The fan might not be a problem for audio use -- it seems likely that
audio playback would not tax the system enough for the fan to kick in,
especially if it's not putting any video out on the HDMI port.


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Re: [slim] Logitech Revue with Google TV

2010-07-05 Thread peterw

JJZolx;559774 Wrote: 
 This photo shows a TOSLIK S/PDIF out, doesn't it?

Yes. One toslink audio output, one HDMI audio/video output. One HDMI
*input*. No internal hard drive, and looks like no SD/MMC slot either,
though there are two USB ports. Engadget says it has 'a 1.2 GHz Atom
CPU and 4 GB of RAM'
(http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/20/logitechs-google-tv-companion-box-includes-smartphone-apps-we/)
(four GB!), so it should be able to run the full version of SBS.


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Re: [slim] SB3 almost dead..

2010-07-05 Thread peterw

sander;559881 Wrote: 
 It could just be the wifi card. If its optional, I'd try removing that
 first.

arfond says he already tried that. :-(


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Re: [slim] Audio Books - Keeping bookmarks

2010-07-04 Thread peterw

Are you trying to maintain some sort of table of contents for each piece
(multiple predefined bookmarks, extracted from the aa file), or merely
remember where you left off (zero or one boolmark per file), or what?
What kind of Squeezeboxes do you use?


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Re: [slim] SB Classic Display Off While Playing?

2010-07-03 Thread peterw

You could either set the When Idle brightness to Dark, or use my
BlankSaver plugin.


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Re: [slim] Poll: Volume Fade Out on Pause/Skip?

2010-06-30 Thread peterw


A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the
results, please visit http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=80054

Question: Would you like to have the option to enable Volume Fade Out on
Skip/Pause?

- Yes! The abrupt cut-off bugs me.
- Meh. I don't really care.
- No! Please do not add another unnecessary feature.


lrossouw;558910 Wrote: 
 
 But it shouldn't affect the next song if it is a skip.

Agreed -- OK to fade out the song you're leaving, but let the next one
start at full volume (most pop songs have natural fade up already). I'm
torn about how to vote, mainly because I expect this would be
implemented not as an option but a new, improved behavior, just like
the current fade out when turning a Squeezebox off.


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Re: [slim] Squeezebox website?

2010-06-22 Thread peterw

aubuti;557226 Wrote: 
 with the entire SB product line shoved into a single forum and a
 dreadfully slow interface, it's not a place I expect to spend any time.

Ditto. I have an account, but don't expect to spend any time there. If
these forums closed, I'd more likely buy an Insignia Infocast and start
playing with Chumby development.


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Re: [slim] Is a LAN-local podcast possible?

2010-06-19 Thread peterw

Try adding #slim:noscan=1 to the URLs that MySB can't reach.

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/719205.html

I expect you may need to put your RSS up on a public server so it has a
clean URL but uses #slim:noscan=1 for each of the actual audio file
URLs. MySB probably needs to access the RSS, but it shouldn't complain
about the local URLs if you use that # fragment trick.

Just curious: what do your internal URLs look like? IPs or hostnames?
If hostnames, do they have public DNS? Andy, who pretty much runs MySB
as far as I can tell, has suggested that MySB might detect unreachable
URLs and do the noscan fragment thing automatically, but I suspect that
might work more reliably for simple internal streaming services and not
podcast RSS.

http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13606


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Re: [slim] Logitech 30 Day Trial - Any Way to Get Them to Honour It?

2010-06-19 Thread peterw

rbz5416;556026 Wrote: 
 
 Amusingly, they wanted to know why I wanted to return it. I explained
 that the main reason for buying it was for local USB playback without
 SBS  that this was flawed. I was advised that the Touch will not work
 without SBS...

Sheesh, it sounds like Logitech has a real problem with its customer
service -- their reps going off-script with confidence and giving wrong
information.

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Re: [slim] SB3 volume control on digital out

2010-06-10 Thread peterw

AntonBerg;553947 Wrote: 
 Hi, I use the squeezebox 3 and an external DAC, the dac is connected
 directly to my poweramp, so I use the volumecontrol in the SB3. Works
 great, but I would like the minimum output to be lower and it would be
 nice to change log scale output of the SB3. is there anyway to change
 this?

If you're using Squeezebox Server *and* you are running the Perl
version (Mac and Linux do this; it takes some work to allow running the
Perl code on Windows), then you have some flexibility for changing the
volume curve by editing Squeezebox2.pm. See this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=55863


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Re: [slim] Where to post questions for old devices?

2010-06-08 Thread peterw

Doesn't the sb1 have a (re)programmable xilinx fpga? Hold the 1 button
when powering on? Worth a try?


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Re: [slim] Where to post questions for old devices?

2010-06-08 Thread peterw

peterw;553641 Wrote: 
 Doesn't the sb1 have a (re)programmable xilinx fpga? Hold the 1 button
 when powering on?

Oh, bother. The wiki says not.


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Re: [slim] OFFTOPIC: Linux problem on my SC server?

2010-06-06 Thread peterw

I can't help with the cleanup (but am optimistic for you; I've had my
share of problems like that, usually on Red Hat, and they're always
pretty easy to fix after a bunch of web searches). But, dist-upgrade??
Normally you want to do something like aptitude update  aptitude
safe-upgrade to install package updates. dist-upgrade is for tasks
like upgrading from 9.10 to 10.04 -- you shouldn't need to do that
until at least October, when 10.10 is released. :-)


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Re: [slim] OFFTOPIC: Linux problem on my SC server?

2010-06-06 Thread peterw

Mark Miksis;553330 Wrote: 
 Really?  AFAIK, dist-upgrade will use your existing sources.list and
 never try to upgrade from a repository for a newer release.

You are correct. On my 9.10 system, dist-upgrade doesn't try to update
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Re: [slim] Can my SB3 show time when server off?

2010-06-05 Thread peterw

mnotgninnep;553053 Wrote: 
 
 I guess one way would be to have it connected to mysqueezebox.com but
 then I'd want it to connect automatically when the server shuts down.
 
 If it helps I've got Server Power Control.

That's supposed to be a feature of Server Power Control. 
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=48521
I think I also saw posts in that thread about Server Power Control
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Re: [slim] Can my SB3 show time when server off?

2010-06-05 Thread peterw

mnotgninnep;553085 Wrote: 
  it's a royal pain to wake it up again ... and the alarms on the server
 don't work because the squeezebox isn't connected. I wonder if it is
 time to donate my little asus eeepc as a low power server that I can
 leave on all the time... Do you think that would cope?

For the alarms, it sounds like you're not taking full advantage of
server power control -- it's supposed to schedule the pc to boot before
the alarm, right? Maybe your pc doesn't support scheduled boots? I
expect an eeepc would do fine, esp. if you use non-transcoded formats
(mp3, flac, wma), but that depends on a number of factors, including
how old the eee is, how big your library is, etc.
.
Btw, there was an enhancement request to allow SB3 to display a clock
when SBS was down (which would work fine so long as the power didn't go
out), but Logitech didn't implement that before deciding that there
would be no more firmware enhancements to the old players like SB3. :-/


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Re: [slim] Is My Squeezebox V3 fried?

2010-06-04 Thread peterw

thekidct;552864 Wrote: 
 In answering a previous question, there is no logo or anything when I
 plug it back in. So if it is the Wi-Fi card, is it as easy as opening
 up the device and finding it and maybe taking it out and putting it
 back in?

Right. Or taking it out and leaving it out (or replacing it) if the
wifi card is fried.


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Re: [slim] www.slimdevices.com gone?

2010-05-30 Thread peterw

mherger;551571 Wrote: 
 
 Too early to panic. I see no reason why even the most ... manager would
 
 want to pull a revision control system or bug database.
 

No, but I could imagine a manager deciding that only Logitech staff
would be allowed to access/log in to those sites. Hopefully that won't
happen. Hopefully nobody will seek to have gmane destroy their archive,
etc. But I could imagine senior Logitech staff thinking the old SD sites
weren't cost effective  shutting them down. Many folks have pointed out
the deficiencies of the reviews of Touch. I don't think I saw any
reviews that talked about the availability of applets and SBS plugins.
This suggests that the media kit doesn't mention them.
Logitechsqueezebox.com linked to info about using and building
extensions, and now it's gone. I don't think it's at all unreasonable
to wonder if Logitech senior staff are considering shutting/locking
down these old SD-branded sites, and to make some effort to try to
minimize the affect of such a (possible, hopefully unlikely) action. Or
similar fates like this forums server dying and Logitech deciding not to
replace it even if y'all do have good data backups. I really hope your
optimism is right, especially as I'm unlikely to do anything for a few
days (at least!). :-)


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Re: [slim] Squeezebox Server 7.5 - CLI Port 9090 problems

2010-05-30 Thread peterw

Restart Squeezebox Server? Verify it's binding to the port with

Code:

netstat -an | find 9090


?


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Re: [slim] www.slimdevices.com gone?

2010-05-29 Thread peterw

JJZolx;551347 Wrote: 
 
 Logitech marketing at it's finest.  Here's our newest product and you
 can only buy it directly from us.

Yeah, that's gonna help convince retailers to carry the gear. 
.
I think it's time for a concerted community effort to copy/mirror the
forums, bugzilla, wiki, and svn source code repository just in case.
Each of these resources is only an email away from a similar fate.


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Re: [slim] www.slimdevices.com gone?

2010-05-29 Thread peterw

erland;551497 Wrote: 
 Can forum and wiki and bugzilla be mirrored without the help of Logitech
 ?
 I know svn is possible but I'm not sure about the rest.

Not very easily. 'wget' would probably do OK with the wiki (at least
the latest version of each page), but I think you'd want something
special to copy the forum  bugzilla (could be as simple as requesting
individual posts  bugs + some logic for attachments). For svn, you
mean copying the full repo, including all changes? I haven't bothered
to rtfm on that yet.


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Re: [slim] Dead SB3

2010-05-28 Thread peterw

Kyle;551190 Wrote: 
 OK, I removed the wireless card, and it comes right on when I plug it
 in.  So, what are my options?  Can I just leave the card in place but
 not seated in the connector, or should I cut the wires and remove it
 altogether?

Maybe remove the card, but don't cut anything!! Those wires are
standard wifi antenna cables, you should be able to pull/snap those off
pretty easily.

SB2/SB3/Classic use a standard Atheros mini-PCI card that is usually
pretty easy to find on eBay for less than $20 USD with shipping. Other
threads on this forum have described where to find one, e.g.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=340269postcount=11 If
that post is correct, then this should be a good candidate for $16 USD
(if your problem is the wifi card):
http://cgi.ebay.com/TL-WN560G-MiniPCI-Mini-PCI-WiFi-802-11b-g-adapter-NEW-/230458680645
-- just snap those wifi antenna cables back on and you should be set to
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Re: [slim] Dead SB3

2010-05-28 Thread peterw

Kyle;551195 Wrote: 
 Thanks, Peter.  Just placed an order.  When I install, will it matter
 which wire goes where?  It says one is main and one is auxiliary.  It
 looks like both antennas are the same.

I don't know if it matters or not. Sorry I forgot to mention that --
it's been a while since I've replaced a laptop wifi card. Good luck.


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Re: [slim] Need to find a new remote

2010-05-28 Thread peterw

sleepylight;551275 Wrote: 
 My squeezebox 2 remote has stopped working.  I have no idea what
 happened, but it's been getting progressively flakier for some time
 now.  My best bet is that the LED died.  Anyway, I need to get a new
 remote (or possibly just a new LED) but since these devices aren't sold
 anymore, I can't find a place to get a new remote.

You've looked and it's not just a question of the LED leads breaking,
i.e. it's not something you can fix with a little bit of solder?


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Re: [slim] Stop after current track

2010-05-23 Thread peterw

Soulkeeper;549977 Wrote: 
 Is the last minute fade a firmware feature? In that case, maybe somebody
 could write a plugin that extends the track by a minute of silence at
 the end, for the firmware to fade.

No, it's a server feature, much like the feature that makes
pause/unpause fade out/in. Throughout the last minute, it sends
commands to the player asking it to lower the volume.


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Re: [slim] Stop after current track

2010-05-23 Thread peterw

JJZolx;549917 Wrote: 
 'Medication may help.' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocd)

Unless you two know each other, that's not funny. FWIW, at least two
other folks here 'have asked for the same capability'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=76760).


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Re: [slim] Can I vent?

2010-05-22 Thread peterw

cunobelinus;549469 Wrote: 
 say a silent (or even a musical) prayer for Sean Adams and the rest of
 SlimDevices, then. Sean's the one who created and he and the others
 made it. They are the ones who deserve the credit for any warm glowing
 feelings.

Sean did a good thing, but his actions weren't always the best. Sean
championed the rotten Logitech Public Source License for the software
that drives Controller, Radio, and Touch, and I'm convinced that led to
a much lower level of community help fixing bugs and enhancing the new
platform. Fortunately Logitech fixed that problem and now (special
thanks also to Erland) we're starting to see an increasing number of
improvements and customizations that address the needs and desires that
Logitech can't tackle on its own. LPSL nearly killed the Squeezebox
line, as Slim Devices and Logitech SMBU never adequately staffed
themselves for the sort of closed development that the LPSL required.
It's clear to me that a bunch of warm feelings are due to a number of
Logitech folks (including old-timers now on the payroll like Ben,
Michael, and Andy) who fought to fix the LPSL mess and get things
moving again. Certainly I forgive Sean his licensing goof, and thank
everbody on the Slim/Logi payroll and off for all the great things
they've done.


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Re: [slim] Stop after current track

2010-05-22 Thread peterw

putte_xvi;549915 Wrote: 
 Unfortunately it doesn't seem to address my problem, judging from the
 documentation. It keeps intact the fading at the end (which is what I
 want to eliminate) and adds even more fading to the rest of the track.

Basically right. SleepFade doesn't do anything if you choose End Of
Song sleep (actually, it only acts if you choose a sleep time that's a
multiple of 15 minutes), so you're still stuck with the last minute
fade from Squeezebox Server. What's unfortunate is that the default
last minute fade isn't configurable. If you were using anything other
than a Boom or Radio, you might be able to lock the volume at 100%. You
could ask Logitech to add the option not to fade out at the end of a
sleep timer (or something like that), or you could look at writing
software to do it (patching the Squeezebox Server code is most likely
to have good results).


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Re: [slim] Logitech Google TV

2010-05-20 Thread peterw

mortslim;549401 Wrote: 
 Logitech is now betting the farm on Google TV because of the potential
 market being vastly bigger than that for the audio only kind of market,
 everything may be rewritten for the android ecosystem.

That's not obvious to me at all. It's a new market for Logitech, and
they'll stay in as long as it's profitable. They'll keep making
Squeezeboxes as long as they make money off Squeezeboxes (and think
they wouldn't make more money diverting staff/resources to
Android/Google TV).

I looked at some of the Google TV info -- Google's PR, Logitech's,
Google's developer info. I'm not impressed. Windows Media Center and
Linux/MythTV have offered the core Google TV features for years. The
Google developer info is sloppy. It looks like a dull category, and the
free licensing model of Android means it's likely to be a commodity
market (unlike the Squeezebox market where Logitech has been able to
see the same gear/design for *years* without lowering the prices). 

I can easily see Google TV flopping just as Apple TV has seemed to. And
I can easily see Logitech (and more easily see Sony, whose commitment to
other companies' platforms has always been very tentative) pulling out
if this turns out not to be a big money maker.

But maybe this will be good for Squeezebox. Maybe Logitech will
surprise us. Maybe they'll use an Android NDK to add Squeezebox client
capabilities to their Google TV devices to differentiate them from
other vendors' Google TV boxes, much as Motorola and HTC have added
software to their Android phones in hopes of avoiding an Android
commodity ghetto.


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Re: [slim] Is there a simple way to adjust L/R balance on Squeezebox?

2010-05-18 Thread peterw

oivindi;548547 Wrote: 
 Is there any chance of seeing a simple balance control on the
 Squeezebox?
 
 Because of a slight hearing impairment in my right ear this would be a
 very welcome addition to the Squeezebox experience ...

See this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=1

In short, it's possible (i.e. you could do this yourself right now with
some Lua code)  somewhat likely that John or someone else will release
software that makes it possible on SB Touch, but it won't be offered on
Boom, Classic, Transporter, Duet/Receiver, or older players.


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Re: [slim] Squeezebox control / API

2010-05-17 Thread peterw

wpervaiz;548227 Wrote: 
 
 I was hoping to bypass running the server and send commands directly to
 the receiver. It'll save me some cpu memory on my server and take out an
 extra link in the chain.
 
 any ideas?
 

Receiver needs a server, so either you use Squeezebox Server, MySq
ueezebox.com, or some other program that implements the Squeezebox
client protocol. Or replace your Reciever with a Touch, as it has its
own server (and uses less power than the Receiver, too).


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Re: [slim] Is the boom being discontinued?

2010-05-17 Thread peterw

pfarrell;548096 Wrote: 
  I tend to agree with
 @kdf, these forums, especially general, audiophile, touch and boom are
 all whine and no signal.
 

I don't think it's that bad. I still see many users-helping-users
threads, but I do agree that the negative posts are more prevalent than
before. Some of that is Logitech's fault -- communications, supply, and
software problems leading to public complaints. Hopefully Logitech will
address the problems and folks will cheer up a bit.


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Re: [slim] forums -- now limited to 50 private messages??

2010-05-13 Thread peterw

Mark Miksis;546984 Wrote: 
 
 Your account seems to be in the awaiting email confirmation mode. 
 Did you recently do a password reset or something else that wold have
 autogenerated an email from the forums that you need to respond to?  If
 not, let me know and I can fix your account.

Thanks! I might have, I don't recall. But I just changed my email
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Re: [slim] Is the boom being discontinued?

2010-05-13 Thread peterw

richman;547220 Wrote: 
 
 Is this true?  If not you might want to crush the rumor. 
 

I don't think Logitech can crush rumors. Look at the huge thread
started when someone thought he heard some low-level Logitech employee
say that Receiver was discontinued -- even having senior Logitech
Squeezebox staff very clearly say that they're manufacturing more units
wasn't enough to quell the rumors and suspicions. Boom's not
discontinued yet, sounds great, and Logitech has a very good track
record of supporting older gear. If it fits your needs, by all means
buy a Boom and enjoy the music.


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Re: [slim] What product you'd like to see next

2010-05-12 Thread peterw

iPhone;544778 Wrote: 
 
 1) Receiver II: based on a Touch without a display and no TinySC
 server/USB. 
 ...
 
 3) Big Touch: A 7 inch touch tablet LCD with a 15 hour rechargeable
 battery. All NMP electronics in the base unit that is NOT a docking
 station.

1) Keep USB. Logitech admitted that omitting IR Blaster suuport in
Receiver v1 was a mistake. Adding USB would allow for both IR blasting
and control of RS232-equipped gear.
.
3) Sounds very good, but I'd also like a one-piece Squeezebox with no
battery. I've long wanted a nice-looking hackable digital picture
frame, and a 7 Squeezebox would be perfect.


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Re: [slim] What product you'd like to see next

2010-05-12 Thread peterw

Aslak3;544853 Wrote: 
 99% of the time a Radio/Touch whatever will be running compiled code -
 it will be playing music files, or it will be decoding jpgs, or it will
 be scaling them for display, or it will be displaying text.  Unless I'm
 very much mistaken, these functions are all done in compiled C/C++.

Ah, yes, exactly, that's how it should be now. Obviously I take
libraries for granted. :-)


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Re: [slim] What product you'd like to see next

2010-05-12 Thread peterw

Aslak3;544853 Wrote: 
 While I agree with some of your complaints, the use of a LUA in
 SqueezePlay is only as a glue. 99% of the time a Radio/Touch whatever
 will be running compiled code - it will be playing music files, or it
 will be decoding jpgs, or it will be scaling them for display, or it
 will be displaying text.  Unless I'm very much mistaken, these
 functions are all done in compiled C/C++.  

Where'd you get that idea? Aside from low-level audio processing
(including DRM), 
everything in the user interface and SBS/MySB control chains is Lua.
Look at all the patches that have been release for Erland's Patch
Installer applet -- those rely on the fact that the interesting stuff
is done in Lua.


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Re: [slim] PCMag review of Touch

2010-05-12 Thread peterw

I'd love to see the press kits Logitech sends out with evaluation units.
This guy clearly doesn't understand Squeezebox at all, but I wonder if
Logitech marketing isn't making things worse.


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[slim] forums -- now limited to 50 private messages??

2010-05-12 Thread peterw

When did the private message limit shrink?

You have 182 messages stored, of a total 50 allowed.

I could've sworn the old limit was around 500, and it's been less than
a month since I received my last PM. Anybody know what's up? Matt?
Michael?


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Re: [slim] Playlist Macro URL Commands - Maybe Kidsplay?

2010-05-06 Thread peterw

spedinfargo;544100 Wrote: 
 Peter - thanks for playing around with this.  Much appreciated.
 
 Can you check the zip file for the latest version?  I think it might be
 missing the ProtocolHandler.pm file.

Yeah, try 0.4. I had a typo in my external manifest file. Sorry.

 I've actually considered brushing off my old Perl skills and hacking
 through a plugin to control the Denon tuner as its own handler - kind
 of a combination of the Wavin and yours and the other Denon plugin. 
 I've kinda figured out how the whole protocol handler thing works and
 I'm actually pretty close to getting it to do what I want.

Sounds nice. And fun. I don't know if you've looked at my DenonSerial
plugin, but it should be pretty easy to add a CLI command for sending
Denon commands through it. You might ask Aesculus about doing the same
for his. I'm thinking something like 


Code:

00:04:20:11:22:33 denonserial send MUON



to tell my plugin to mute the master zone for the amp associated with
that Squeezebox. In SqueezeCLIHandler (which I think I'm going to
rename something like ActionTracks), you could have a playlist item
like
*squeezecli:secret=NNNp0=denonserialp1=sendp2=MUONtitle=Mute%20the%20amp*

 Need to figure out if I can just have my plugin hand itself off to the
 WaveInput plugin (which I should be able to do by just changing the Now
 Playing stream, right?

I haven't played with WaveInput, so I'm afraid I'm not much help there.
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Re: [slim] Playlist Macro URL Commands - Maybe Kidsplay?

2010-05-06 Thread peterw

I just hit an ugly bug that threatens this whole commands-in-playlist
idea: http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16188

Essentially, the Squeezebox Server scanner does not, and cannot,
recognize any protocols other than those that ship with the software.
You can build a playlist with custom protocol URLs in the SBS web
interface, but if you ask SBS to rescan the library, it will not
recognize your (properly registered and 100% playable!) custom URL
protocol in the M3U playlist, and if you try playing your playlist, SBS
will skip your custom protocol lines.

If you're running the Perl version of SBS, you can manually hack the
scanner.pl application, adding your protocols to the @handlers array
that's declared around line 370. That's the only way I've found so far
to make this viable, which means that unless SBS is improved, custom
protocols in playlists will only be usable by moderately geeky
Linux/Mac users and extremely geeky Windows users. :-(


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Re: [slim] Playlist Macro URL Commands - Maybe Kidsplay?

2010-05-05 Thread peterw

peterw;543474 Wrote: 
 
 There's a huge functional flaw in my current code -- neither handler
 properly tells SBS that it's done. So, as you found in your testing,
 you get stuck on that playlist entry.

Release 0.2 fixes that problem. Note: I have only tested with SBS 7.5
so far. Now my biggest annoyance is that the web UI shows a blank line
for these URLs when viewing a playlist.


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Re: [slim] Playlist Macro URL Commands - Maybe Kidsplay?

2010-05-05 Thread peterw

0.3 mostly fixes the UI problems -- the first time SBS asks my protocol
handler for metadata on the URL, my plugin registers info with SBS
that's used in the various UIs.

Along with that, there's a new arg you can put in squeezecli: and
squeezeexec: URLs: title. If set, that arg will be the title
displayed in the various UIs. For instance,


Code:

squeezecli:secret=123456789012p0=powerp1=0title=Turn%20player%20off



would be labeled Turn player off in the various UIs. If you don't set
a title arg, the UI will show a simplified URL (with the secret arg
redacted), e.g. for squeezecli:secret=123456789012p0=powerp1=0 you
would see the track title squeezecli:p0=powerp1=0.


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