Chwarg wrote:
I was wondering if it's possible to downgrade an UE Radio to the
Squeezebox Radio Firmware.
Has anyone tried this, yet?
One of the Logitech developers said that it won't officially be
possible, probably because a number of reasons:
- It doesn't make sense for Logitech to
It may be just possible but have anyone actually tried ?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96256-Upgrade-SB-Radio-to-UE-Radio
.
Further down in the tread there is a discussion about it .
A lot of unknowns yet someone must dare to brick one before we know for
sure .
After all, an
My thoughts were more along the lines of adding a module to LMS that
fooled the UE SmartRadio into thinking it was dealing with the UE cloud
service - perhaps along with a trick DNS). Clearly it would be easier if
Logitech aided the process by documenting the protocol or, even better,
but putting
Lets hope the best...
I just recently started with the Squeezebox line.
I set up a dedicated linux server to power the devices.
Right now there are 3 audio zones in my house - but there are still a
few missing.
I guess the best is, to convince my wife to buy a few radios, before
they aren't
Chwarg wrote:
Lets hope the best...
I just recently started with the Squeezebox line.
I set up a dedicated linux server to power the devices.
Right now there are 3 audio zones in my house - but there are still a
few missing.
I guess the best is, to convince my wife to buy a few radios,
Mnyb wrote:
Maybe get some used ones before the price gets to high , Squeezeboxes
hold their value as used .
My 5 zones are 2 with Touch + active speakers/HT rig 1 Boom ,1 Radio on
battery for moving around the house , 1 iPad with playback trough iPeng
or SqueezePad for headphone
Mnyb wrote:
Yes that will do after all it's a relative and not absolute measurement
you wan't . [Edit] important to keep the same distance if you measure.
A lot of home theater enthusiast have that cheap and cheerful radio
schack SPL meter (Sound Pressure Level ) to calibrate speaker and
Is this feature controllable on the radio itself? Like you can with
iPeng.
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Not on the Radio itself but in the server's web interface under
Settingsgt;Player Settings
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pippin wrote:
Not on the Radio itself but in the server's web interface under
Settingsgt;Player Settings
Does it store that info permanently for that player. A Netgear forum
member gave me the add-on for a LAME encoder so I don't need mp3 copy
files but I need to set the bitrate limiter
reinholdk wrote:
I measured the two radios with a free SPL meter app for Android and it
showed -- no difference.
But I definitely *hear* a difference between the two.
And I'm not the only one. My teenaged daughter who probably has better
ears than me also told me that the new one sounds
I'm using the new one w battery, so I compared both running on battery.
I'll try both plugged in.
Do you think it could even make a difference if the battery compartment
is empty or not?
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