Julf wrote:
> The apps are already there, but I actually prefer the web interface.
> That doesn't mean it can't be improved - on the top of my wish list is
> improved handling of playlists.
So I got my answer. There is a requirement of a improved Web-UI.
Alright. So a new thread with some
alverus wrote:
> My experience is, that exact this pseudo-apps often lag in functionality
> and usability.
> Also is it possible to implement the os specific style and user
> experience in an native app.
> Isn't it enough if the Web-UI is a fallback if nothing else works? I
> mean the apps are
alverus wrote:
> Do you really see a benefit of a new Web-UI in plot of effort? Since the
> most people use controller-apps and for the LMS settings the old one
> works great.
I, for one, feel a web-based interface is the way to go. No need for a
separate "app" for everything, and with HTML5
The reason for a web-UI is obvious for many reasons .
The LMS server in many cases does not have screen and keyboard and is
accessed from another machine via the web browser .
And even if the server runs on computer with keyboard and monitor , you
migh want to control with another computer on
MAlgol wrote:
> I love my Squeezebox Classic, I've had it for about 8 years now and it
> has worked flawlessly. Or I should say the hardware have (except that
> time when the wireless stoped working and i had to remove it).
>
> The UI is old and not at all good I think. I like the one Spotify
hi, mea culpa but a long text with many gnarf in it...
MAlgol wrote:
> WHy cant I just drag a song from a folder directly into LMS? I know its
> possible to implement.
>
> The */added* -way you handle the -*\added* UI is old and..
I would agree to that.
In my opinion the whole "folder" stuff
Ah, quick answers, some more civilized then others.
alverus wrote:
>
> > > > The Reason for all of this is simple: Logitech has dumped the product a
> > few years ago.
> > But the LMS aka squeezebox-server is open source and has a API. How do
> > you think that all the plugins work?
> > > >
> I'm not sure about the fish but you sure know how to insult people. You
> might find the interface to your liking but I don't. I don't like
> clicking around on links to find the music I want. I like the overview
> of looking in folders and draging what songs or albums I want in a list.
>
Have a look at the Playlist Manager von Phil Meyer. It "Provides
functionality to add songs or albums to and chosen playlist." It's
actually hosted by pippin.
karlek's Profile:
We upgraded the OS on a Mac to Mavericks and now I cannot get SLM to see
the player. The server starts and runs and I can operate the player via
webremote and so on.. the server just can't see/find the players. Ideas?
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