Justme;512116 Wrote:
So, I presume then that the mp3tunes locker is simply an App.
It's both an app and a pluggin. If the player is connected to
MySqueezebox.com then you use the app. If the player is connected to a
local SbS server then to use Mp3tunes Music Locker, it requires the
plugin
Justme;512135 Wrote:
I wish CD's came with pre-ripped mp3's. Everyone rips them once they
are bought... oh well...
Even if they did, the meta data would still need to be edited, not
everyones idea of genre for example is the same.
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Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes,
Justme;512135 Wrote:
So, when I stop playing music from mp3tunes, it will revert straight
back to normal tinySBS mode and continue functioning as normal.
No. I don't believe it ever switches servers by itself. You have to
first do something that requires the local TinySbS server, like going
Why ? the server can transcode to 24/96 with SOX there is so little
source material in that format, so it's a very marginal customer base,
sure it can be developed who will pay whats the cost ?
If the hardware was developed for this, the cost will be shared by all
buyers and 99.999873% off them
Bandwidth, Cost, Sense?
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well, I saw a Duet system at a friend's house last weekend and it seemed
like a very friendly way to manage the music library (30k song, 270gig
on my mac mini up in my office) from the TV/Stereo room.
The Duet system was neat, but had was hard wired with an ethernet cable
to his mini in the next
last.fm doesn't work in Italy
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Mnyb;512161 Wrote:
Why ? the server can transcode to 24/96 with SOX there is so little
source material in that format, so it's a very marginal customer base,
sure it can be developed who will pay whats the cost ?
If the hardware was developed for this, the cost will be shared by all
buyers
temerini;512307 Wrote:
Mnyb;512161 Wrote:
Why ? the server can transcode to 24/96 with SOX there is so little
source material in that format, so it's a very marginal customer base,
sure it can be developed who will pay whats the cost ?
If the hardware was developed for this, the cost
JJZolx;511373 Wrote:
Yes, they're always on screen. During the beta, hiding them was
attempted when using the remote within the range of the proximity sensor
(the two skins were at one time referred to as '3 ft' and '10 ft'), but
I think it got too complicated. It led to things like the
usch;512349 Wrote:
...
While I am experimenting with SqueezePlay there is one thing that
drives me mad. Normally, clicking on a menu item opens the next menu
level, like pressing the right arrow on the remote. The only execption
is when I browse into an album to the track level, where
Of course both the player and the Touch remote then need a processor,
memory etc. The remote Touch screen IS the whole Touch minus one DAC
chip and a couple crystals.
For some reason there seems to be the feeling that you can just take
the screen off the Touch and put it in a separate box and
Yes, the hardware can support 24/192. The DAC can do it and the
oscillators are of sufficient frequency to support it from the
processor. The one issue is optical out. The TOSLINK modules being sold
today do not have a high enough bandwidth to reliably handle 192.
(Toshiba used to make a high
*sigh*
Who designs these user interfaces? Even if you intended to click+hold,
you might slip and release the button/screen too early, accidentally
wiping your playlist. That SqueezePlay stuff may be the latest
technology, but it still has to go a long way in terms of usability.
Data loss with a
24/192 is all 'more is better' marketing hype especially when it comes
to stereo playback so no one should be bothered that a device like a
Squeezebox doesn't support it.
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MadMan
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Yeah, good clarifications. Thanks.
Please create a wiki article with these. This could be the base for some more
information about tinySBS.
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Michael
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