erland;493719 Wrote:
Well, the primary function of the Radio is NOT to act as an alarm clock,
this is just a secondary function which it can do in addition to playing
music.
As discussed before, it clearly IS designed and advertised as internet
radio clock. While it can be used as mono
I don't use SB players for any alarm functions (see other posts, I've
said too much already), but I wonder if you couldn't do the following
which *might* be a more reliable alarm function:
- set ONLY a built in default alarm sound (forget trying to stream as
the alarm)
- dismiss alarm
- press
ShadowGod;492667 Wrote:
Wow I've never had a wi-fi radio before or any Squeezebox products and I
am blown away by this Squeezebox Radio, it's friggin amazing. Two thumbs
up.
My only two minor issues so far are these:
1) Every once in awhile (twice in the last three days) it freezes up
It's more that I'd like to fix the problem by correcting the URLs,
rather than mask it. Not everyone in our home is a hacker, and they tend
to expect that a featured feature (Staff Picks) works -- that is about
the first place people try when they go to change the station if they
aren't
toby10;492756 Wrote:
The station stream likely disconnected after your Radio was turned off
for so long. Couple of tricks:
- press Play once to wake the unit and start playing the last stream
played
- press Home takes you (alternately) to both Home Menu and Now
Playing, on Now Playing
Tony T;493988 Wrote:
Target Milestone: 8.0.0
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15201
Well, 8.0.0 doesn't sound very close if there's not even a release date
for 7.5.0. Besides, this bug report is not about the loss of MYSB
connection, but about the loss of internet connection.
0xdeadbeef;493999 Wrote:
Well, 8.0.0 doesn't sound very close if there's not even a release date
for 7.5.0. Besides, this bug report is not about the loss of MYSB
connection, but about the loss of internet connection. My main issue
with the Radio is the instability of the MYSB connection and
hungarianhc;493996 Wrote:
Hi there,
I was going to set my parents up with a Squeezebox Receiver for
christmas, as my mom is getting an iPod Touch, and I was going to set
her up with iPeng to play all of her music across the house (I have it
and love that solution). However, it seems as
Spoke with a Logitech rep today. They are sending me a prepaid return
label--I'm to return the defective unit directly to Logitech, and
they'll ship me a new one. It's better than returning it to Amazon and
waiting until they have more in stock. The reps I've spoken too thus
far have been
bluegaspode wrote:
The radio is not reconnecting to MySB if your provider switches your IP
every night (very common in europe).
A bit OT, but a lot of ISPs switch IP values frequently, even during a
session. The DHCP protocol has time limits for leases, and the client
(in this case the Radio)
hungarianhc;494007 Wrote:
Her music - will be served by the iMac in the house on the network. No
need for the touch. She can use iPeng. Needs to be an xmas gift too.
Unless there are new features I haven't found yet, iPeng doesn't Play
Music, it controls Squeezebox Players. It sounds like she
pfarrell;494027 Wrote:
bluegaspode wrote:
The radio is not reconnecting to MySB if your provider switches your
IP
every night (very common in europe).
A bit OT, but a lot of ISPs switch IP values frequently, even during a
session. The DHCP protocol has time limits for leases, and the
0xdeadbeef;494058 Wrote:
IMHO this problem is still ignored by the developers since it's mainly a
problem of the European customers. Then again, maybe someone should tell
them that there are 500 Million people living in the European Union,
while there are only around 300 Million in the USA.
0xdeadbeef;494058 Wrote:
IMHO this problem is still ignored by the developers since it's mainly a
problem of the European customers. Then again, maybe someone should tell
them that there are 500 Million people living in the European Union,
while there are only around 300 Million in the USA..
IMHO this problem is still ignored by the developers since it's mainly a
problem of the European customers.
Why would it be so?
There's also the little matter that neither the devs nor the
execs are all yanks, and several work at corporate HQ in Switzerland
Just to be precise: while we are
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