I'll give an example off what can be achieved with switches and static
ip.
As others said if one uses true static ip ( not dhcp reservation ) you
can build the entire lan with only switches. That is a local area
network ,you then add a router for internet acess and then add an acces
piont for wif
slate;650699 Wrote:
> Anything in the logfiles this time?
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=649734&postcount=71
Sorry Slate, I never tried that version, so no logfiles.
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JohnSwenson;650889 Wrote:
> How about this:
>
> you get a separate wireless router, set it up with a different subnet
> and SSID than your "main" router. The Touch plugs in with an ethernet
> cable to the new router. The server also connects with a cable to the
> new router. The WAN port of the
aubuti;650946 Wrote:
> For the record, I like soulkeeper's suggestion of connecting an ethernet
> switch to the router, and then connecting both the server computer and
> the Touch to that switch. With that arrangement you should be able to
> keep the music playing even when the router reboots, e
Solrac;650938 Wrote:
> I think you got it right! The configuration I'm thinking of is having a
> regular installation of Win 7 Ultimate on the dedicated computer. This
> computer would run the Squeezebox Server, while connected directly via
> Ethernet to the Touch. Every now and then, I would per
toby10;650856 Wrote:
> It seems a little strange your initial scan went fine and subsequent
> scans are an issue?
> And unless you are adding more music why are you scanning the next day?
> If you are scanning again have you set it to only scan for New &
> Changed files?
I'm having a similar p
garym;650903 Wrote:
> That is your life will be easier. It will work well.
Thank you!
I see that there's no such thing as a free lunch served by a Tiny SC.
At least without trouble.
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Soulkeeper;650816 Wrote:
> It sounds like the best solution for you may be to get a cheap 5-port
> Ethernet switch, to use as the central Ethernet device in your network.
>
>
> You plug your SBS computer, your Squeezebox, your Router, and all your
> other Ethernet devices into the switch. Then
aubuti;650804 Wrote:
> Thanks for the kind words. So if I understand you correctly (and it's
> very possible that I don't), you want your dedicated Win7 server to be
> connected directly to the Touch via ethernet, _and_ you also want that
> server connected to the rest of your network so that you
Have any one tried this power supply TeraDak DC-30W-TOUCH for SB touch?.
It sells for $150.
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Someone is pulling my leg!
I noticed that bug 17374 got status "resolved fixed", while it isn't
fixed at all!
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garym;650901 Wrote:
> I said trouble FREE not trouble. ;-)
That is your life will be easier. It will work well.
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Solrac;650755 Wrote:
> I've just read your valuable "australian" post. I really look forward to
> hearing from you again, since I couldn't understand you remark "You are
> definitely headed for trouble free with a server over tnysbs." Would
> you please explain? Cheers!
I said trouble FREE not t
How about this:
you get a separate wireless router, set it up with a different subnet
and SSID than your "main" router. The Touch plugs in with an ethernet
cable to the new router. The server also connects with a cable to the
new router. The WAN port of the new router plugs into a LAN port of the
Toby10
When I went back to 7.5. I noticed that I was also having problems
stopping the Squeezebox server at the end of the day.
The next day I couldnt get the web remote to work. I would have to
rescan and then after scanning, it would only find something like 118
songs out of 2000 CD's ripped.
Oh ... yes, it does!
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I don't think that works with radio streams.
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psp;650857 Wrote:
> Where do you go to download previous SBS versions? (I've searched for
> ~45 min and come up empty.)
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/
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Where do you go to download previous SBS versions? (I've searched for
~45 min and come up empty.)
I'm planning to buy a second Touch for our cabin, downloaded SBS last
night and got v7.6.0. Needless to say, I'd like to stick with 7.5.1
for a while...
Thanks for your help,
Peter
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ozzymilton;650851 Wrote:
> After loading 7.6 and having way too many problems , I then went back to
> 7.5 . It worked well for a day and then I starting having problems
> scanning my Music and I kept getting messages to upgrade to 7.6.
> It seems once you've upgraded you can never really go back.
Sure you can go back. You can back out of the prompts to update by
holding down left arrow button on Touch's remote or doing a L-to-R
swipe on the touchscreen. If you don't want the prompts then it's also
advisable to (a) turn off the automatic software updating option, and
(b) never, ever connect
Yes, there is an option to do this!
Web settings, player settings - audio - stop at power off/ restart song
at power on
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After loading 7.6 and having way too many problems , I then went back to
7.5 . It worked well for a day and then I starting having problems
scanning my Music and I kept getting messages to upgrade to 7.6.
It seems once you've upgraded you can never really go back.
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Had the same problem here ; for me it was after the box refusing to see
my network, so i forced it, and after that not seeing mysqueezebox.com,
then not getting the additional menus, until i rebooted it manually.
then nil appeared. strange.
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ozzymilton;650748 Wrote:
> I have 2000+ ripped Cd's on an external drive. I am using a Laptop with
> the Squeezebox server and the Touch is connected via ethernet from my
> Laptop. The ethernet connection sounds better to my ears than the
> wireless.
>
> I too have had many problems with the 7.6
I'm sure I found a setting somewhere for this - but my memory is
failing!
If I'm playing a radio stream, then switch off, can the Touch power on
restore the same radio stream as playing. At the moment the station
comes back but doesn't play unless I hit the play button.
Is there a setting, or
flemo;650823 Wrote:
> I have since installed http://www.vistumbler.net/ and followed the start
> up procedure as suggested. I'll monitor it and see if that makes much
> difference.
>
> I'm still waiting for the new software release 7.6.1, has there been
> any news regarding it's release date?
I have since installed http://www.vistumbler.net/ and followed the start
up procedure as suggested. I'll monitor it and see if that makes much
difference.
I'm still waiting for the new software release 7.6.1, has there been
any news regarding it's release date?
The wifi signal strength varies
Solrac;650781 Wrote:
> I need to do the unplugging and plugging of the router too often and I
> would like to avoid as many playback interruptions as possible.
It sounds like the best solution for you may be to get a cheap 5-port
Ethernet switch, to use as the central Ethernet device in your net
Solrac;650781 Wrote:
> I see your point, but I'm not ready yet to give up my original idea. Of
> course, if I don't find the necessary information on how to figure it
> out it is doomed. My reason for a direct connection is that given the
> characteristics of my place in the world and my internet
I'm still running 7.5.1
Library on Ext Drive-->Mac G4-->ethernet-->Touch-->DAC-->etc.
This setup has been extremely reliable (for over a year?) and sounds
really, really good.
I'm eager to try 7.6, but not until the bugs have been subdued.
Peter
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With the exception of the new 7.6 "upgrade" to SBS, my experience with
the Touch has been error free. The best way to utilize the Touch (in my
opinion) is to store all your music on an external computer running SBS.
I have the Touch and this external computer connected over my home
network via eth
ozzymilton;650748 Wrote:
> I have 2000+ ripped Cd's on an external drive. I am using a Laptop with
> the Squeezebox server and the Touch is connected via ethernet from my
> Laptop. The ethernet connection sounds better to my ears than the
> wireless.
>
> I too have had many problems with the 7.6
castalla;650763 Wrote:
> I misunderstood what you've written.
>
> Can you confirm that the files play okay using the Win 7 server? If
> so, then you're correct in assuming it's a TinySBS problem.
>
> Have you tried any other SD cards, usb sticks, etc.?
Thanks for asking.
Indeed, I played oka
aubuti;650764 Wrote:
> Strictly speaking you can connect the computer or NAS running SBS
> directly to the Touch via ethernet, but that really is doing it the
> hard way. Configuring the network settings for a direct connection is a
> pain, especially if you also want the computer to connect to o
Strictly speaking you can connect the computer or NAS running SBS
directly to the Touch via ethernet, but that really is doing it the
hard way. Configuring the network settings for a direct connection is a
pain, especially if you also want the computer to connect to other
things, such as the inter
I misunderstood what you've written.
Can you confirm that the files play okay using the Win 7 server? If
so, then you're correct in assuming it's a TinySBS problem.
Have you tried any other SD cards, usb sticks, etc.?
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JonWill;650689 Wrote:
> I can't help you with the issues using TinySC as I've never tried, but
> by all accolunts running SBS on a sparate devices is *(a) mmore
> reliable and (b) gives you access to greater functionality and more
> plug ins ...
>
> Just a quick pointer you do not connect your S
castalla;650714 Wrote:
> You could look here:
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Troubleshooting_Squeezebox_Touch_Server
>
> However, I would suspect that there's something messed up with your
> music files.
> How many are there - do they play okay via usual PC programs? What tag
> program
You say you can't reliably play the files either with the TinySBS or
with the network SBS.
I still suspect that the format of your files is interfering with
playback - I suggest that you recode your files into a less demanding
format (eg. mp3).
If the problems still occur, then we can move on
garym;650721 Wrote:
> My first post here might be useful on the basic setup. You are
> definitely headed for trouble free with a server over tnysbs.
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=89542
I've just read your valuable "australian" post. I really look forward
to hearing from you a
OK, understood...
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Thanks so much for the reply. I am using a Laptop connected via ethernet
to the touch.
My songs have been ripped from 2000+ Cds using Itunes and are in Apple
lossless and are stored on a 1 TB External drive.
Everything worked fine before 7.6 install. Now even 7.61 does not
help.
My external hard
firedog;650739 Wrote:
> Experience with Tiny SBS and USB drives vary. I've tried mine with an
> iOmega
> external drive and it works fine, no special problems.
>
> But I also have a fanless ATOM based server running full SBS. Both it
> and the Touch are connected to a router by ethernet. I also
I have 2000+ ripped Cd's on an external drive. I am using a Laptop with
the Squeezebox server and the Touch is connected via ethernet from my
Laptop. The ethernet connection sounds better to my ears than the
wireless.
I too have had many problems with the 7.6 and the beta 7.61. Before
that my Tou
JJZolx;650668 Wrote:
> My advice is to give up.
>
> Squeezeboxes, since their inception, have always been client/server
> devices. The Touch attempted to get away from this model by running the
> server internally. Unfortunately, the hardware isn't always up to the
> job.
>
> Luckily, the optio
Experience with Tiny SBS and USB drives vary. I've tried mine with an
iOmega
external drive and it works fine, no special problems.
But I also have a fanless ATOM based server running full SBS. Both it
and the Touch are connected to a router by ethernet. I also have a Boom
in another room on wir
The internal server only kicks in if you have a USB stick or HD
attached. If yo turn on the Touch with an NAS running SBS on your
network, it will ask you about the server during setup.
You can also look under settings>advanced>server info on the Touch.
Likewise there is no web (browser) interfa
Hello!
Just got my Touch up and running and wonder which server is actually
executing the commands?
The SBS in the Touch (it says 7.5.0) or the SBS on my NAS (7.5.0).
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My first post here might be useful on the basic setup. You are
definitely headed for trouble free with a server over tnysbs.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=89542
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You could look here:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Troubleshooting_Squeezebox_Touch_Server
However, I would suspect that there's something messed up with your
music files.
How many are there - do they play okay via usual PC programs? What tag
program did you use for the files?
You also,
Hi guys,
So how do i listen to streams from sound cloud through my squeezebox?
ie
http://soundcloud.com/octopusagents/i-f-twisted-pepper-dublin
Thanks
ed
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churchill32;650659 Wrote:
> OK, I reverted back to release 7.5.5 and all artwork is back! This seems
> to be the easiest solution until they get 7.6 ironed out.
Anything in the logfiles this time?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=649734&postcount=71
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Main: Receiver (Audio
I can't help you with the issues using TinySC as I've never tried, but
by all accolunts running SBS on a sparate devices is *(a) mmore
reliable and (b) gives you access to greater functionality and more
plug ins ...
Just a quick pointer you do not connect your SBS device directly to the
Touch via
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