IMHO Logitech just don't know how to exploit the SB line's true
potential. Why ? Because they are a hardware company. To reach mass
market the high end capability offered by FLAC capable streaming needs
to be built into some product by recognised hifi manufacturers. Instead
you get Denon, Onkyo,
I am thinking about a Pi Plug player directly into my Onkyo via HDMI.
What do folks think about the merits of HDMI against Optical or Coaxial
digital?
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Can't believe those prices. I picked up an brand new SB Touch on Amazon
UK for only £182 just a couple of weeks ago!
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Thanks Triode. Good suggestion. I already have a Behringer UAC202 which
I use for digitising vinyl. That has an passthrough Optical out as well
as Analogue and should work with a Pi as a USB sound card without any
additional drivers I imagine.
I like my main Living Room player (SB3) connected
I know I was lucky. Had been watching the prices. I didn't really need
it having 2xSB3 and a Boom but I thought I had better get one at that
price as a sort of spare. That said I am also looking for an excuse to
get a Raspberry Pi and shove Squeezeplug onto it as a secondary spare :)
iPeng no contest. Controller is/was a complete waste of money.
With an iPod / iPeng controller you can sit and listen while surfing the
web for important forum posts etc, check your email, play a game (if you
must), chat to your friends on Twitter or Facebook.
With a Controller you can put it
I have got a Revo Mondo and confirm that it's quite good sound wise
although the remote is poor and there is no alternate method of
controlling it. It uses the Reciva web service (similar to mySB.com) and
will pick up BBC Live and on demand stuff (at least it will in UK).
jimzak wrote:
I hope that someone can assemble a simple how-to guide on building one
of these from the hardware and software standpoint, or even better,
start putting together the hardware and sell it to the
technically-ignorant masses.
It has been done
There aren't that many decent digital iPod docks on the market. Best I
have come across is an Onkyo DS A5 but its well pricey!
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Have an iPod Touch and iPhone 4S with iPeng + Playback on both. The
Touch is second gen so a bit limited. I regularly use the iPhone as a
remote player and stream from my home system when in hotels etc but to
if I had a 3rd gen Touch then I would experiment with that as a player
using initially a
For you the Onkyo dock would be a good move as its also an Airplay
adapter. A rare beast.
You could use the ipad as a player either docked (is ipad3 30 pin?) or
via airplay - I assume you have some kind of hifi from your comments.
That does look interesting even if the product's colours scheme may look
a bit gaudy next to my hi-fi.
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If not a USB DAC then even some relatively cheap USB Speakers will give
you better sound quality. Or as you want to use headphones you might
like to consider one of the Topping amps - there is one that is a DAC
and headphone amp. Not sure but think its the TP22
I like the look of it and had a bit of a read. It's pricey and I think
it might be flawed. In the bumph I read it talked about a single optical
connection to TV and nothing about HDMI which means you are going to be
reliant on your TV passing digital sound out from connected devices eg
Satelitte
It can play music with TV off - that is not in doubt.
They say that to get sound from the TV (and connected devices) you just
need one optical connection. That implies that TVs have digital
passthrough and doesn't have one of those asterix that point to small
print that says if your TV supports
Read the specs here
http://www.sonos.com/shop/products/playbar
It will stream music via wi fi like any other Sonos and is also designed
to upgrade the audio of an HD TV via an optical cable.
The blurb then goes on to say that with the one connection to the TV it
will play the audio from a Sat box
Just checked and its working fine for me - SB3 and 7.7.2. The iplayer
app is installed on LMS not the SB3 - not sure if it can be separately
installed on a Touch. Mine only looks at LMS and doesn't use the built
in server.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000LWGPQ0/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8camp=1634creative=19450creativeASIN=B000LWGPQ0linkCode=as2tag=double6ltd-21
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I meant as opposed to the ridiculous prices being asked for a new SB
Touch. That price isn't all that much higher than they used to go for
before Logitech ceased the range.
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Well done as always. When you next fiddle can you add the album detail
to the Twitter feed - at present it's Song by Artist - Song - Artist,
Album would be great. Cheers.
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Re Twitter. You could truncate at 140 characters in the code.
I would suggest that if a user wants to add more text than there is
space it is easy to delete sonething already there which could be Album.
Its certainly going to be quicker to delete Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Club Band than to type
Great musician. RIP
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Bedroom - SBT - Topping TP21 - Wharfedale
I have a Topping TP21 (no DAC) which has 25w x 2 iirc. Sounds good with
a pair of Wharfedale Cubes but I think 10w is too low for your MS
speakers. Have you considered a Behringer UAC202 about £25 coupled with
a decent small amp? Definitely Linux compatible.
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Some might consider Toto not appearing to be a bit of a bonus ;)
Seriously though I find AlbumArtist usually fixes this issue. Mp3tag
will show you where the problem lies if you look hard enough.
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+1
Best app on my iPhone by a long way
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Is there an iOS app equivalent to cast to uPnP/DLNA for G Music
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Why don't you just buy a two into one cable
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Hardware wise the Touch has a slightly superior DAC to a Duet or SB3.
You can run ipeng in playback mode with good results if linked to a
airplay receiver or a good digital dock.
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If (big if) you can live with 320kbps MP3 then LMS is pretty much future
proof. You can simply swap to something else whenever you want. It's the
HD formats that don't transfer to other digital audio solutions very
easily but nevertheless LMS and the Squeezebox range of players coupled
with iPeng
You can move MP3s to say a cloud based solution (Google Play Music or
iCloud etc) and play your music with virtually anything anywhere but you
can't do that with FLAC (unfortunately)
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I really mean if someone is at all worried about LMS / SB long term but
are prepared to go MP3 then they really needn't worry at all. If you
stay FLAC and LMS goes west and you can't find an audiophile replacement
you are going to have a big job converting all your FLAC to MP3. I don't
see LMS
I didn't know about transcoding on upload - even better. I use Google
Music to backup my MP3s (will have to use a second Gmail account
shortly) and play them on my iPhone in places where I can't get remote
access to my server (occurs quite a bit when your IP address keeps
changing and your
Did you change the gateway IP address on your LMS to match the new
primary router?
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I was reading about that box today. Can't believe that for £150+ it
doesn't have any kind of digital out or USB DAC support. Yet in the
specs it talks about HD audio!
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Use a cable for initial setup. Although the SSID is the same it is a
different network (MAC address) so SB3 will be confused. Change the
SSID. The net::Udap thingy can then be used via the cable to configure
the wireless.
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I'd say likely to be the router forgetting the location of the server
due to inactivity. ARP tables etc
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By far the best solution is to cable the connection. If you can't run a
cable then try home plug networking.
Wifi drop outs can be caused by all manner of things with my guess being
that you smart tv and system is interfering with the wifi.
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Apart from its lack of Android support the Logitech UE Airplay Speaker I
was looking at the other day does all of the things that box does. Was
considering it for a boys bedroom. Airplay, DLNA, iThingy via USB and
Aux in. Richer Sounds had them at £99.
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For anyone thinking about running LMS on a NAS you can't go wrong with a
decent QNAP. There is a simple installer and they just work!
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Actually it was a Pioneer speaker that I was thinking of.
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It's this Pioneer and yes it does do DLNA, Airplay, USB Aux
http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/PION-XW-SMA1
It's a shame there is no digital coax or Toslink otherwise it would be
perfect for attaching to a boys bedroom TV
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My SB3 has both wired wifi. Wired works fine over Devolo home plug.
Try rebooting the home plug at each end. (Switch off and on again)
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You said it is a fairly new router. Id say it sounds highly like
interference and the advice to try some different channels is the way to
go.
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You said it is a new router. It may be a faster wifi butworsesignal
strength. If you have still got the old router try using it as a
Wireless Access Point instead of the routers wi-fi.
You switch wireless off on the active router.
You make an old router into a WAP by connecting to it with a
Correction. If active router is 192.168.1.1 then make WAP .2
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Since upgrading to 7.7.2 I have changed strategy a little. LMS 7.7.2 is
the first version that I have experienced that allows multiple music
folders. I now have my music stored in Music and Music2014 - the former
never changes and the latter is of course getting added to regularly.
This has had
http://www.amazon.co.uk/WiFi-Audio-Music-Receiver-Adapter/dp/B00IHGMGNI/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8colid=3GIELLDTQQNOAcoliid=I1HKLNDZ7D2HPB
tthinking of getting one to use with iPeng in player mode
it does have an Optical out but thats not clear from description
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I agree a digital dock and ipod touch is also an optio
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I have looked for devices that add airplay to an existing hifi and this
is one of just a few.
there are a couple of similar things made by hifi manufacturers eg onkyo
ds something at 5 times the price, apple tv or airport, or a raspberry
pi with usb dac or add on card but thats about it
this is
Take a look at SME - http://contribs.org - it will run SBS (or at least
it did when I last tried it) but have no knowledge of Crashplan.
NB. Any new OS is going to reformat your disks !
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I am in UK and the Fire TV isn't released yet. Anyone in the USA got one
and if so has anyone managed to add SqueezePlayer app to it? The
hardware looks impressive so thinking if it is possible it could make a
good SB player.
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If you have iPeng as your controller with the in app Play purchase then
I'd suggest that AirPlay is the way to go.
You get either AirPlay enabled speakers or use either an Airport Express
or Apple TV connected to your hi-fi / Receiver. Somewhat ironically
Logitech make some good AirPlay Speakers.
Roku has Mainsqueeze which is OK
Apple TV has no user add channels / apps unless jailbroken but is an
excellent player when combined with iPeng
Amazon Fire TV looks the best hardware though
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Yes. Exactly
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*Dining Room* - SB Boom
*Kitchen* - UE Radio
I bought a Roku believing it had an Amazon Prime app which it does in US
but not in UK due to Sky / Now TV tie up so I am after a device that has
all UK catch up TV channels, Netflix, Amazon prime, xbmc and will if
required act as a squeezebox. Android TV boxes look the best bet with
Amazon Fire
Yes. I have got a Samsung Smart TV and it's got everything except XBMC
Squeezebox. Instead I get a DLNA player which presents my libraries as a
folder list. XBMC presents a nice library of films with images and
genres etc. and on my Samsung Tab the XBMC install allows launching of
other apps
PS I also have a Pi
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If you had a really high grade router or firewall you MAY be able to use
some clever DNAT/SNAT rules to let LMS think it's connecting on 80 when
it is I fact 443 but it is very esoteric and if a user / pass is
required to connect to the https then forget it.
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@JJZolx - you are of course correct. I wasn't thinking properly.
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Sorry if this has been said before but in Original Post you said you had
3xSB3 two wireless one wired. Why not move them around and make this
faulty wireless one the wired one? Or does the wired one also have
wireless issues?
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The Pi probably didn't automount the USB drive properly when you plugged
it back in. You need to be careful about removing and reinserting USB
drives with Linux. They need to be unmounted before removal. If you
aren't a *nix person this is best done by powering the Pi off before you
pull the USB
Glad that is sorted.
Why do you need to pull the USB to do the backup anyway? Can't you set
up an rysnc (without the attribute) over your local network?
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There is a searchable knowledge base on the Logitech Home Hub web site
that reports Harmony is unable to control this device. when you search
against Logitech Duet. Why aren't we surprised?
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By far the best method as far as I am concerned is via ipeng but you
dont like phones or tablets do you?
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Hadn't heard Jack had passed on. Sad news. A great bassist.
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There are quite a few USB Dacs that work out of the box. I use a
Behringer UAC 202 but it doesn't support 24 bit only 16 bit. It does
however work with picoreplayer with almost zero config.
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The problem with entering the wireless key in a SB is you do it so
infrequently that it proves to be a massive problem remembering how the
remote works. Fortunately most of mine are wired!
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Over here in UK Absolute Radio have a dedicated Christmas Internet only
station - Absolute Christmas. We can receive it on SB but unsure whether
you can get it across the pond.
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Scratch that. Its not Absolute Radio it is Smooth Radio that do a
Christmas channel. It is already running for 2014!!!
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I don't like it but her indoors likes Christmas music and films from mid
Nov onwards!
I got dragged out yesterday morning to see Santa arrive for his
festive stint in the grotto of a local Garden Centre. November 15th FFS.
Bah Humbug!
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In the Living Room I have an SB3 that is attached to my AV Receiver
using both digital and analogue connections. I mainly use the analogue
via Zone 2 to a separate Sony amp for listening via headphones while
SWMBO is watching TV. I have a number of pairs of headphones ranging
from some top end
Definitely not rejecting Sennheisers. I am just not aware of anything
else. I will need to test the RS170/180 and 220 I guess.
Leakage could be an issue for SWMBO but the RS130s are open and she
doesnt complain about them so I guess audio quality and comfort should
be my main criteria.
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Um. I guess I could just plug my cans into my iPhone and use the iPeng
player. That would achieve the same result without the sender/receiver
wouldn't it? Perhaps if I added a truly portable headphone DAC/amp
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Jim. What do you run on the Android? SB Player?
Are you the same JimBob who frequents the Joggler forums?
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Using a pair of Sennheiser HD201s - cheap closed cans but nice sound -
plugged into a mk3 ipod touch with ipeng player.
Sounds better than the RS130s! No hiss at all.
Might have to rethink things a bit.
Ipeng on this version of ios will only run foreground but that isnt an
issue as long as I
I have ordered a Topping NX1 portable headphone amplifier and I am going
to give the iPod Touch/Topping NX1 combo with my HD201s some serious
testing. The cable on the HD201s is too long really. Good excuse to get
those P7s which have 1.2 metre coiled cable.
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jimbobvfr400 wrote:
No I use Squeeze Player. Mainly because I'd already paid for it before
SB Player came out, also I do still have a desire Z on Gingerbread
working as a SB in my garage, although I very rarely use it, I believe
SB Player needs Android 4.x or better.
Yes I am a Joggler
jimbobvfr400 wrote:
That's very generous and yes very tempted to have a crack at
resurrecting it. Have you tried the blind stabbing at a keyboard method
of recovery first though?
Yes. I have tried all that. On boot the screen flashes once but no o2
logo etc. I am led to believe that a failed
Joggler aside. I have opted to get a Topping NX1 portable headphone amp
and coupled with a 2nd Gen iPod Touch, iPeng with the in-app purchased
player and a pair of Sennheiser HD 201s I have a rather nice sounding
alternative to the RS130's.
The iPod Tpuch's onboard headphone amp is a bit weak
At a remote office I run Squeezeplay with a pair of ION Deskrocker USB
Active Speakers. Sound is fine.
ION don't manufacture them anymore but they are now made by Alesis.
+1 for old iThingy as well.
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If you are going laptop then try to find one where you can remove the
battery but still run it off mains. Some have mains input into the
battery direct some into the laptop outside of the battery.
WOL is unlikely to work even on an Ethernet connection as above as
Laptops hardware spec doesn't
Is this a recent concert or from the 70s?
A Salty Dog was on the second album called - A Salty Dog. The Edmonton
Orchestra was a Live version s few years later.
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jfo wrote:
So many different band members over the years. Other than Gary Brooker,
any other of the early/original members?
Follow the BBC link in OP and do Show more and the lineup is revealed.
Brooker is the only original but the other musicians are all good.
Caught this on Friday. Rather good. Typically high production values
being BBC. It's available on iPlayer for another 4 weeks.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04njsk5
I have downloaded and split the tracks in 320kbps MP3s (albeit the
original audio was 128kbps aac). If anyone else is planning
Check the Ubuntu networking setup. Correct subnet gateway etc and are
you by any chance running ip tables (firewall) for example which the
older version didn't have applied?
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The only scenario (other than stock LMS) that meets my requirements is a
hybrid of LMS, iPeng Apple Airplay. I am not sure if it was really
what Pippin intended but it really opens the door to a very extended
shelf life for LMS (and iPeng) even if all my hardware players failed.
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Remove the static IP on Ethernet.
Each network card has its own MAC address. You can't have the 2 MAC
addresses - wired wireless - with the same IP. Your switch or router
doesn't know where to find the route to the wired connection so is
sending them to where it last found that IP address - the
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/281514702069?_mwBanner=1
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Or
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/131345230359
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If the server could see the correct MAC address and the player could
select tracks ok then I doubt it is the card. It would not work at any
level if it was the card.
What happens if you connect to MySqueezebox.com instead of your LMS?
What is LMS running on? Could the LAN port on the LMS be
Doesn't sound good!
I am sure it does on wifi (sound good that is) but you know what I mean.
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Can anyone give me a proper reason why Spotify costs £10 in UK but only
$10 in USA which is way cheaper.
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Ditton F20s - and connected Analogue for Zone 2 - Sony TA FE 320 -
Sennheiser RS 130
*Office* -
Even with VAT taken into account it is still vastly more than is paid in
US. It's a rip off that lots of companies apply to UK.
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+1 for PiCorePlayer.
Probably the hardest part is deciding what to use to output the audio.
The onboard analogue is a no no, HDMI is OK but you really need a
supported USB DAC or an add on DAC card for the Pi.
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gorman wrote:
If one has a good DAC on his/her receiver... are there negative points
in thinking of using HDMI?
As far as I am concerned (only worried about 16bit) the only real
downside of HDMI is the fact that you are also outputting video. My
Onkyo AV Receiver will only let you switch off
It is nothing to do with port forwarding.
It is a basic networking issue.
I would suggest that the new router's DHCP has dished out new/different
IPs to the LMS SBTouch.
Go to home screen on Touch do My Music, then Change Library - do you see
your LMS listed ? If so try connecting to it again.
kidstypike wrote:
Touch and SB3 definitely connected to your network?
On your Touch Settings Advanced Networking Choose Network.
On your SB3 press and hold the left arrow scroll up or down, is your
LMS server listed, if not scroll to Set up Network.
OP said - Now i am able to
Weystoner wrote:
Many thanks for your replies.
D6jg: I went to 'switch library' on the Touch - it just tries to access
the same one. At least I presume it is - it has the same name. Would it
be anything to do with static/auto assigned IP addresses? I'm not sure
how mine are configured
Was that the same is it was when you had the Netgear?
Are the SB3 Touch in the same range i.e 192.168.1.x
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*Living Room* - SB3 - Onkyo TS606 connected Digitally - Celestion
Ditton F20s - and connected Analogue for Zone 2 - Sony TA FE 320 -
Sennheiser RS 130
*Office* -
Also if the Netgear was 192.16.0.x or anyting other than 192.168.1.x
then the whole network has changed. Check the firewall on your PC - are
you allowing a different network through?
Is the new network a Home or Work network?
Can you ping the router and SB3 / Touch from the server?
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