Gibbo wrote:
I'm intrigued, what are the chances of SC being able to run on the
'C-200'
(http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/index.php?pluginoption=productspecitem_id=12)?
They have a new model, cool...
It'd make my year if it were possible.
Naah, get squeezeplay to run on it.
How would that be better? People have actually created squeezeplay style
programs for the A series popcorns. It'd be nice I grant you that...
What we are looking for is full control that means the home PC doesn't
need to be turned on to play music. I don't own a NAS and don't see the
point in me
Gibbo wrote:
How would that be better? People have actually created squeezeplay style
programs for the A series popcorns. It'd be nice I grant you that...
1. It would be better because that way I'd have one less device in my
living room. Since my house is equiped with a 24/7 server I have
Obviously peter this solution isn't one for everyone.
But if I already own a home PC, 2 SB's and am going to buy a C-200 then
this solution would be perfect for me.
I do see your point about squeezeplay, and that would be better for
you, and if I had a low power server it would also be a good
Gibbo wrote:
Obviously peter this solution isn't one for everyone.
But if I already own a home PC, 2 SB's and am going to buy a C-200 then
this solution would be perfect for me.
I do see your point about squeezeplay, and that would be better for
you, and if I had a low power server it would
;) all very true, I just like to argue...
I don't want to become restrictive, i'd actually quite like an open
discussion of all the possibilities of the C-200 combined with the SB,
including squeezeplay, so long as people keep an eye on the ball from
time to time. =)
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Gibbo
Hello one and all,
I'm intrigued, what are the chances of SC being able to run on the
'C-200'
(http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/index.php?pluginoption=productspecitem_id=12)?
It'd make my year if it were possible.
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Gibbo
It has been talked about before here:
http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showthread.php?tid=7180
Nut shell: I believe you would first need to port mySQL, PERL and what
ever else was necessary to run SqueezeCenter to the PopcornHour (aka
MediaTank) platform (which uses a SigmaDesign
Gibbo;445415 Wrote:
Hello one and all,
I'm intrigued, what are the chances of SC being able to run on the
'C-200'
(http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/index.php?pluginoption=productspecitem_id=12)?
It'd make my year if it were possible.
To get SC running on a C200 will be possible.
Thanks for the responses.
ST2000, I already own an A-110 and am well aware of it's lack of
capability in this matter. that thread is in reference to the A series,
a totally different kettle of fish to the C-200, the model I posted a
link to. It seems to be powerful enough to do the job, and may
Gibbo;445450 Wrote:
Thanks for the responses.
ST2000, I already own an A-110 and am well aware of it's lack of
capability in this matter.
You wouldn't need a battery of external drives to do the job, you can
install 2 2.5'' drives and 1 3.5'' drive, but I do also have a 3TB soon
to be
Well, since you haven't tried the C-200 I find it intriguing you already
deem it not good enough platform to use the SC on. I've got
SqueezeCenter running on my old NAS with less resources available (apart
from storage) than the C-200. It's not good performance at all, but it
runs. We might look
Well, since you haven't tried the C-200...
I did try. But i wouldn't like to tell here the circumstance. It was an
early firmware on it and not a final release. So i can say only final
release should be better.
It's not good performance at all, but it runs. We might look into using
the old
While I compliment your honesty, you still seem to mix some things up.
The OP/first post is not asking to use the NMT as a player, like you
seem to imply. The OP is asking for the possibility of running a
SqueezeCenter installed on a C-200. That has nothing to do with the
closed source Sigma
As an interesting project? Yes it would be worth a shot. As a practical
solution for everyday running of SC? I'd rather listen to death metal
for 12 hours a day. The C200 is woefully underpowered to run SC.
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