"a cheap wireless router is cabled between them, acting as a sort of
"bridge" by supplying the necessary DNS addressing)"
That's the only concern ,but if you done it the right way everything is
on the same network ,not separate networks connected to each other .
Multiple devices can still make "o
jeromeharris wrote:
> Having such ready access to my digital music collection (not to mention
> Internet streams) is quite an amazing experience; it makes me think of
> the "visions of the future" from World's Fairs of decades past, or from
> "The Jetsons"!
Oh, I remember 'this ad' (http://www.y
ralphpnj wrote:
>
> Just a warning: have a backup plan and USE IT!!! You don't want to have
> to rip all your CDs again. Unfortunately I learned the hard way and it
> was not fun. So please backup your music library. And good luck with new
> set up, may you enjoy lots of music for many years to
garym wrote:
> yes, the main benefit of the SB ecosystem is to have a multiroom audio
> system. You can have a single PC/NAS, etc. holding your music library
> and running LMS (you do NOT need a second copy of LMS or your music).
> This is connected to your Router. Then you can have many other
jeromeharris wrote:
> So far, I've been using my Touch in one room of my apartment, connected
> to a pair of small powered speakers (and Ethernet-cabled to a small
> fanless PC running LMS; *a cheap wireless router is cabled between them,
> acting as a sort of "bridge" by supplying the necessary
jeromeharris wrote:
> -- If I had a second Touch, wouldn't it be possible to connect it via
> WiFi to my music system's wireless router (right now, since I've been
> using it only via Ethernet cables I have its WiFi function turned off,
> but that would be easy to switch back on), and have it pla
jeromeharris wrote:
> So far, I've been using my Touch in one room of my apartment, connected
> to a pair of small powered speakers (and Ethernet-cabled to a small
> fanless PC running LMS; a cheap wireless router is cabled between them,
> acting as a sort of "bridge" by supplying the necessary D
So far, I've been using my Touch in one room of my apartment, connected
to a pair of small powered speakers (and Ethernet-cabled to a small
fanless PC running LMS; a cheap wireless router is cabled between them,
acting as a sort of "bridge" by supplying the necessary DNS addressing),
to play music
