Phil Leigh;653050 Wrote:
There are lots of new devices from other manufacturers (e.g. MF Clic,
Linn DS) that I'd love to just plug in to my existing SB setup.
I would love to do that, too!
If I had to switch to DLNA iwould most probably miss Trackstat's rating
extensions, dynamic playlists,
Phil Leigh;653050 Wrote:
It would be neat if Logitech would licence SlimProto to other hardware
vendors... or even better, if someone were to write an adapter (and I
use that term very loosely) that would allow other hardware to emulate
a SlimProto-device.
Would the protocol require a
Roku implemented the slimproto without a license and I think there have
been other clients for other hardware such as Chumby and mclient with
MediaMVP box.
The problem has been the 3rd party hardware vendor has to play catch up
with Logitech as slimproto gets tweaked in different versions. This
bpa;653281 Wrote:
Roku implemented the slimproto without a license and I think there have
been other clients for other hardware such as Chumby and mclient with
MediaMVP box.
The problem has been the 3rd party hardware vendor has to play catch up
with Logitech as slimproto gets tweaked in
Would Sync even be possible with DLNA hardware? If yes, would it be
reliable/accurate?
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toby10;653295 Wrote:
Would Sync even be possible with DLNA hardware? If yes, would it be
reliable/accurate?
I sync is one thing that differentiates Squeezeboxes and Sonos from the
dlna bunch.
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toby10;653295 Wrote:
Would Sync even be possible with DLNA hardware? If yes, would it be
reliable/accurate?
No.
IIRC UPNP (of which DLNA is a subset) only supports the player to
select, setup and start an audio stream. If two players were to be in
sync then the two player would have to
bpa;653300 Wrote:
No.
IIRC UPNP (of which DLNA is a subset) only supports the player to
select, setup and start an audio stream. If two players were to be in
sync then the two player would have to communicate with each other with
a proprietary protocol and arrange sync between themselves
...For a DLNA-capable hardware client / player to connect to SBS in
the same way that SB hardware does? - by which I mean, it would be able
to be controlled via (say) iPeng or the Web UI and take advantage of the
SBS infrastructure such as server-side transcoding?
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You want to
No.
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pippin;653033 Wrote:
No.
At least if you are talking about players that are ONLY capable of
DLNA.
What would a player need? SlimProto support?
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense
yes.
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It would be neat if Logitech would licence SlimProto to other hardware
vendors... or even better, if someone were to write an adapter (and I
use that term very loosely) that would allow other hardware to emulate
a SlimProto-device.
Just a pipedream.
It's just that I don't see any post-Touch
Phil Leigh;653050 Wrote:
There are lots of new devices from other manufacturers (e.g. MF Clic,
Linn DS) that I'd love to just plug in to my existing SB setup.
Someone at Linn had developped a plugin bridging the DS with
SqueezeCenter, IIRC.
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