HalNineThousand;235672 Wrote:
I considered, as an alternative, getting a Radio Shark and hooking it
up to my computer, then letting it put out an MP3 stream that
Slimserver could pick up, but about half the reviews for Radio Shark
hate it because of poor reception, so I figure if I want a
Glad it worked! I personally think it's always a good rule of thumb to
get rid of any tags you're not actually using, just in case!
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Did a WiFi scan and the ap I found use channel 6. My ap use channel 11.
The strange thing is that it could work for hours and suddenly 3-4
songs are choppy and then everything works again.
No one is using wireless phones, bluetooth or the microwave at the time
it happens.
I think it all
i have ver 1 tags and ver 2.3 tags.
is the conventional wisdow that you should only have one or the other?
i'vve been thinking about getting rid of ver 1 tags, and converting the
2.3s to 2.4s which i'm told allows one to separate artists into first
and last names.
thoughts?
(what pgm is best
I have a SB3 that has recently decided it should turn itself off during
the night, preventing it from waking me up with the alarm.
Is your computer going to sleep?
Michael
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MrSinatra;235706 Wrote:
i have ver 1 tags and ver 2.3 tags.
is the conventional wisdow that you should only have one or the other?
i'vve been thinking about getting rid of ver 1 tags, and converting the
2.3s to 2.4s which i'm told allows one to separate artists into first
and last
I think poor reception is a frequent problem with WiFi devices that have
Radio and do not have an external antenna.
If you look at the Roku forums you'll see there are plenty of users who
complain about the Roku's poor AM performance and who have to attach an
external antenna for FM.
I have the
There is a known issue with flac files compressed at more than -5 from
what I remember.
The actual CPU in the SB3 struggles to decode the flac fast enough to
keep the playback buffer full.
It looks and seems like a network issue that's cuasing a buffer
underrun, but you'll notice that the
With regard to the large hard drive problem in old macs, does upgrading
the os to Tiger for instance get round the G4 128GB limit, or do you
still need to fix it otherwise...
Thanks.
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No the computer isn't going to sleep, which is why I was stumped.
But of course it didn't turn off last night after I turned on the
logging.
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sdevans;235721 Wrote:
With regard to the large hard drive problem in old macs, does upgrading
the os to Tiger for instance get round the G4 128GB limit, or do you
still need to fix it otherwise...
Thanks.
No, Tiger itself doesn't get past this limit. However, there is
something called
Another big thumbs up. I've been loving me some SB3 for quite a while
and even my wife thinks it cool (and she makes the unabomber look like
Steve Jobs...)
They should bring back the MP3 is not a crime* sticker though...
*Unless the bitrate is 192kbs
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Hi All
I am now starting to like the idea of using one of these to control my
squeezboxen!
http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/17/nokia-n810-gets-official/
Nice touch with the Keypad! I have a HTC TyTn and love the keyboard!
Imagine searching with this thing!!
Sike
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Sike
I just went upstairs to confirm that my router is a Netgear DG834PN, and
the firmware is at 1.03.30.
I'm using WPA-PSK, and the Squeezebox has never had any problems with
it. I recently changed to channel 13 (from 11) and it all still works.
There's always one isn't there...!
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karma
In addition to the great music server aspects of hearing all the tunes I
own through SB3's, the SqueezeNetwork capabilities have added a whole
new dimension to radio listening in my home, where FM reception (not to
mention the content quality of commercial radio stations) is poor.
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TiredLegs
Looks awesome. Hopefully the hands-on is wrong about the slider being
too close to the keyboard and not being able to type on the top row
very well.
Damn.. new Nokia, or new parts for my desktop PC.. *sigh*
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SuperQ
Hi,
Had a quick search around but couldn't find anything. Is there plans to
support the upcoming release of Leopard, 10.5 on Mac or will the current
version work already?
Cheers,
Ian
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I have used two SBs on my n/w for years with no problems but my new SB3
(ss6.5.4 f/w 81) is another matter. It constantly resets or stops for
rebuffering.
I know this is not my n/w setup as I have 2 other SBs v1 and v2 running
fine alongside. It happens whether wired or wireless. It happens
oreillymj;235718 Wrote:
There is a known issue with flac files compressed at more than -5 from
what I remember.
The actual CPU in the SB3 struggles to decode the flac fast enough to
keep the playback buffer full.
It looks and seems like a network issue that's cuasing a buffer
underrun,
We will support it, but since none of us has a copy yet we will have to
wait and see. :)
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That's good to know.
Just got to decide if I should get the Mac Mini now! :)
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Strange, I've seen this behaviour myself (although it was with surround
track, so there was a lot of data to decompress) but I'm pretty sure
this has been mentioned a number of times in other threads.
Maybe I'm getting confused with the issue of files encoded with an old
ogg library.
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Bummer I bought an N800 about 4 months ago and it's been largely
gathering dust. The N810 seem like a huge leap over the older model.
Built in GPS.
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I have heard this in relation to the Flake FLAC 3rd-party encoder at
-9 or -10 compression.
I've experienced this myself with 24/96 FLACs with ReplayGain and the
spectrum analyzer screensaver on the Transporter (bug 4463) but not
16/44.1 FLAC at -8.
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'Sean Adams'
Hi,
any chance you have a periodic rescan of music library set up? Or some
other task that hogs your music server from time to time?
K
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The sound stage will open up, bass will tighten and the imaging will
improve. DVD performance will also increase substantially.
I just copied the whole /program files/slimserver tree onto the new
machine and then installed slimserver. Everything survived - settings,
plugins, configuration.
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Hi guys,
I'm sure there's a simple way to do this that my even simpler mind
can't quite figure out..
How do I play music that was added to my iTunes in date added order?
New Music on the SB3 menu tree cant be added to the play list.
Recently Added playlist on Itunes can do it, but the number
Same here; I have tried everything and it still happens once in a while
with no reason I have been able to discover.
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Saw the Logitech branded SB3 at my local Fry's today. Price was still
$299, despite being assembled totally in China. The box was pretty
slick, and visually appealing.
It was sitting right next to the Roku Soundbridge and the Roku radio.
My prediction was a cheaper SB for the retail outlets. It
Has anyone had any luck streaming to an iPhone? I tried the streaming
URL in the iPhone Safari browser, but Quicktime doesn't seem to
understand it. (Actually, the same problem occurs on a regular Mac
running the Safari 3.0 beta browser). iTunes on a Mac will play a
stream, but there is no
muski;235809 Wrote:
No, Tiger itself doesn't get past this limit. However, there is
something called the SpeedTools ATA Hi-Cap Support Driver that does
(and doesn't require upgrading the IDE controller). It costs $25. I
use it on my Mac Cube with a 250GB IDE drive and it works fine. If I
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