gellie wrote:
Just out of curiosity. Assuming the song are ripped in the same way. is
there a sound/quality difference weather i stream from my mac or have my
USB connected to the touch?
Unless there's some sort of conversion or bit rate limiting going on
then absolutely not.
There's also
Thank you. Im being to think im better of just streaming from my mac is
a better option. I tried resetting the touch last night and it seemed to
work fine for a couple of hours. However i left it running overnight and
saw a error message that the sever has stoped due to a problem.
Sq will be the same . And besides having to little memory Touch have
problems with bus powered drives or rather the USB power output is not
as overspeced as many computers , it still puts out more mA than the
standard requires , but many disc manufacturers cheats with bus powered
drives and they
Thanks again. How do I find It's a hidden folder named .squeezebox I
think ? Is it on the touch menu when the USB is hooked up or do I
need to attach the USB to my Mac to find it..
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gellie wrote:
Thanks again. How do I find It's a hidden folder named .squeezebox I
think ? Is it on the touch menu when the USB is hooked up or do I
need to attach the USB to my Mac to find it..
it's on the HDD (not the Touch). connect the HDD to the MAC, and
somewhere in the MAC file
Thank you
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garym wrote:
it's on the HDD (not the Touch). connect the HDD to the MAC, and
somewhere in the MAC file explorer (or whatever you call it in a Mac)
you tell it to show hidden files/folders.
You may also be able to access the hidden folder via the Mac while the
HDD is still attached to the
aubuti wrote:
You may also be able to access the hidden folder via the Mac while the
HDD is still attached to the Touch. Enable file sharing on the Touch,
and the HDD becomes a network drive, accessible from any computer on
your network, including the Mac.
That's also a thing to consider
Added anything to the HDD besides music? Tried connecting HDD to
computer running diagnostics error checking? HDD self powered or
relying on USB bus power?
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Thanks its USB powered. I tried attaching it to my MAC to see if any
supportive file my have been added. how can I run diagnostics error
checking on that drive through my Mac? Also just a reminder, what music
files are supportive again?
File format info here-
http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16665/kw/file%20formats
Diagnostics are done from the Media Server Control Panel diagnostics
tab. Also using the Advanced tab one can look at the server and scanner
logs for possible problems. Have you tried a
Thanks I'll try a factory reset. should i do this while my drive is
plugged in? Also you mentioned Diagnostics are done from the Media
Server Control Panel diagnostics tab, thats on the touch? Will this
diagnose the external drive as well or just the server?
The Diagnostics Tab I was referring to is found on LMS on your computer.
I used to run my Touch w the HDD directly attached but switched to a
network as it was more flexible /less problematic. On the Touch itself w
Tiny LMS I am not sure what you will get. I would check in the menu for
Advanced
dasmueller wrote:
The Diagnostics Tab I was referring to is found on LMS on your computer.
I used to run my Touch w the HDD directly attached but switched to a
network as it was more flexible /less problematic. On the Touch itself w
Tiny LMS I am not sure what you will get. I would check in
I assume you are using an external HHD directly attached to the USB port
of the Touch to play local music files stored on the HDD ? What I
would try is to press in the tiny pin on the back of the Touch which
will then bring up a screen telling you Factory Settings have been
restored. Then go
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