Thanks Michael, I've lodged an issue for this bug.
Regards,
Daniel
(Gerroa, Australia)
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Thanks Michael, I'll do as you suggest and submit a bug report. Are you
able to give me a link to save me hunting for the web page (which
doesn't seem to be in the 'Quick Links' drop-down on this forum page)?
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues
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Michael
This is interesting, someone had the same requirement years ago. When
they disabled fade they heard a couple of seconds of the following
track. That definitely doesn't happen now so maybe this code has been
changed before.
DanielTheGreat wrote:
> Oh yes there would! I use the digital (Toslink) output from all but one
> of my SB3 units, with volume fixed at 100% (otherwise I couldn't play
> DTS tracks!), and with between-track auto-fade disabled. So I would
> hear a 1-sec blast of applause at 100% volume if the
mherger wrote:
> Feel free to submit a bug report on Github. I might get back to it, but
>
> can't promise anything.
Thanks Michael, I'll do as you suggest and submit a bug report. Are you
able to give me a link to save me hunting for the web page (which
doesn't seem to be in the 'Quick
slartibartfast wrote:
> There would not not be a loud burst of noise at the beginning of the
> next track as by then the volume has faded to zero.
Oh yes there would! I use the digital (Toslink) output from all but one
of my SB3 units, with volume fixed at 100% (otherwise I couldn't play
DTS
mherger wrote:
> > Would my suggestion to add a second to the sleep time be practical?
>
> Don't know. I'd have to test this. I could imagine that in some use
> cases this could lead to new issues. Eg. some plugins trigger actions
> when a track ends etc. The fact that this seems to be
Would my suggestion to add a second to the sleep time be practical?
Don't know. I'd have to test this. I could imagine that in some use
cases this could lead to new issues. Eg. some plugins trigger actions
when a track ends etc. The fact that this seems to be intermittent makes
me wonder
And yes, with an MBA I well-understand the principles of 'supply and
demand'. But you should also be aware of the 'silent majority'. This
is the large portion of the population who don't complain unless
something really serious has affected them. For minor niggles they just
'grin and bear it'.
DanielTheGreat wrote:
> Yes, I too had concluded that the sleep function, even for 'at end of
> song', was simply time-based.
>
> But no, just adding a second would not be a satisfactory fix. If the
> following track was ripped from a live album, and started immediately
> with remnant
mherger wrote:
> Would you have a reference to this discussion?
>
> Most likely this didn't get the priority you wished, because it doesn't
> seem to be a popular issue.
Michael,
Sorry, but it's too far back for me to find the correspondence with
Logitech. In hindsight it was more likely
slartibartfast wrote:
> Seems to me an easy way to fix this would be to add a second to the
> sleep timer when sleep at end of track is chosen.
Yes, I too had concluded that the sleep function, even for 'at end of
song', was simply time-based.
But no, just adding a second would not be a
mherger wrote:
> > I first reported this (to Logitech) in 2007, shortly after buying two
> > SB3 units (Logitech were selling off the Slim branded ones for a good
> > price!). They agreed it was a bug, but did nothing about it
> (surprise,
> > surprise!).
>
> Would you have a reference to
I first reported this (to Logitech) in 2007, shortly after buying two
SB3 units (Logitech were selling off the Slim branded ones for a good
price!). They agreed it was a bug, but did nothing about it (surprise,
surprise!).
Would you have a reference to this discussion?
Most likely this didn't
kidstypike wrote:
> Okay, I've played with this some more. I turned shuffle on and the track
> did not advance for a couple of times, I thought that shuffle may be
> causing the problem, but then for a couple of times it did advance with
> shuffle on.
>
> Now it seems to be intermittent
slartibartfast wrote:
> I tried a few times (not on a classic or using remote) and only once did
> the playlist jump to the next track after sleep.
Okay, I've played with this some more. I turned shuffle on and the track
did not advance for a couple of times, I thought that shuffle may be
kidstypike wrote:
> Just tested this using my Squeezebox Classic and it's remote. Classic is
> on my desk between the keyboard and the computer monitor.
>
> Playlist of 582 tracks is playing.
> Press the sleep button once, display momentarily shows "Sleeping at end
> of song".
> At the end of
DanielTheGreat wrote:
> I first reported this (to Logitech) in 2007, shortly after buying two
> SB3 units (Logitech were selling off the Slim branded ones for a good
> price!). They agreed it was a bug, but did nothing about it (surprise,
> surprise!).
>
> It has existed in every version of
I first reported this (to Logitech) in 2007, shortly after buying two
SB3 units (Logitech were selling off the Slim branded ones for a good
price!). They agreed it was a bug, but did nothing about it (surprise,
surprise!).
It has existed in every version of LMS (and its predecessors) I've ever
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