syrah wrote:
> SBT to Rega DAC via coaxial. I installed the EDO applet only to take
> advantage of 24/192. Not using the USB connection as the Rega DAC's USB
> tops out at 48. I uninstalled the EDO applet and played a 24/192 track
> and it was fine with no rebuffering or drop outs. Reinstalled
Man in a van wrote:
> Which DAC are you using and is the SBT connected by Ethernet or wireless
> ?
>
> ronnie
Wireless connection for the SBT.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Which DAC are you using and is the SBT connected by Ethernet or wireless
> ?
>
> ronnie
SBT to Rega DAC via coaxial. I installed the EDO applet only to take
advantage of 24/192. Not using the USB connection as the Rega DAC's USB
tops out at 48. I uninstalled the EDO
syrah wrote:
> I'm very much in the same shoes as the OP, rediscovering my two SBTs
> acquired in 2011 and enjoying them now as much if not more than I did
> all those years ago. Just today, I installed the EDO applet, eight years
> too late. What a rousing discovery; it is supposed to allow:
garym wrote:
> I'd say it is very capable even without the EDO applet.:rolleyes: (in
> case the OP doesn't know, the EDO applet will allow the Touch to play
> 24/192 files (normally limited to 24/96 files). EDO will also allow the
> one to connect the Touch to the USB input of a DAC. (full
I did disable MOG at some point. After which I was told that while MOG
was dead in the US, it still existed in some way in NZ or Australia. But
that's been years ago. Might be dead by now, too...
Yes, and what about Napster, Deezer, Amazon CD store, MusicIP, Orange
Liveradio and Slacker, etc?
cfuttrup wrote:
> Hi garym
>
> Yes, and what about Napster, Deezer, Amazon CD store, MusicIP, Orange
> Liveradio and Slacker, etc?
>
> Is there a way we could check all the plugins and maybe create a list of
> ones that no longer function?
>
> /Claus
Don't know. I don't use any of the ones
Hi garym
Yes, and what about Napster, Deezer, Amazon CD store, MusicIP, Orange
Liveradio and Slacker, etc?
Is there a way we could check all the plugins and maybe create a list of
ones that no longer function?
/Claus
cfuttrup wrote:
> Is there a list of plug-ins that no longer work?
>
> /Claus
Not sure. And to be clear, perhaps the MOG plugin still works. It is
just that the MOG music service no longer exists, so nothing to connect
to.
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garym wrote:
> Many of the others could be removed (as no longer work, like MOG), but
> they shouldn't be causing any problems.
Is there a list of plug-ins that no longer work?
/Claus
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Nonreality wrote:
> Wow it's so great to see your familiar name Garym! I'm also glad you
> explained the edo app as I agree that my touch still sounds great
> without it but I'll definitely add it. Hope all is well with you and
> your loved ones.
>
> Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
Wow it's so great to see your familiar name Gary! I'm also glad you
explained the edo app as I agree that my touch still sounds great
without it but I'll definitely add it. Hope all is well with you and
your loved ones.
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garym wrote:
> Why not? The Mac running LMS is connected via wifi to router (one hop),
> then TOUCH is connected to same router via WIFI (second hop). Wouldn't
> this be a double hop?
> (OP tested this, when he wired the Touch, buffering went away).
OK - sorry you're right. I was think along
artmaltman wrote:
> Thinking about this overnight I realized that I have at least two
> creative solutions that will avoid the double wifi hop:
>
> 1. Plug my Mac directly into the ethernet. I think that someone
> mentioned this above, but I am so stuck in the wifi frame of thinking
> that
bpa wrote:
> If you get rebuffering when playing *files* from LMS - then double hop
> is *NOT* the issue.
Why not? The Mac running LMS is connected via wifi to router (one hop),
then TOUCH is connected to same router via WIFI. Wouldn't this be a
double hop?
(OP tested this, when he wired the
artmaltman wrote:
> Thinking about this overnight I realized that I have at least two
> creative solutions that will avoid the double wifi hop:.
If you get rebuffering when playing *files* from LMS - then double hop
is *NOT* the issue.
artmaltman wrote:
> Thinking about this overnight I realized that I have at least two
> creative solutions that will avoid the double wifi hop:
>
> 1. Plug my Mac directly into the ethernet. I think that someone
> mentioned this above, but I am so stuck in the wifi frame of thinking
> that
Thinking about this overnight I realized that I have at least two
creative solutions that will avoid the double wifi hop:
1. Plug my Mac directly into the ethernet. I think that someone
mentioned this above, but I am so stuck in the wifi frame of thinking
that it did not sink in initially.
artmaltman wrote:
> Does the Touch have compatibility issues with some modem/routers?
> Is there a network setting on the Touch that I might have overlooked?
> Never had wifi problems at all ever in the several years I've been in
> this home.
Rebuffering could mean either Wifi capacity to
for wifi, make sure you're using only 1, 6, or 11 and not automatic (all
these are set in your router, typically from a webGUI interface to the
router administration). Also, you mention you're in NY. Maybe a
crowded wifi space. Use some sort of program (lots of free ones
available) to see
I updated the plugin list and restarted LMS.
Get rid of anything you're not sure you need. They'll reinstall easily
if needed. And the prefs are not wiped in the process.
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artmaltman wrote:
> I updated the plugin list and restarted LMS.
>
> Tried ethernet again but this time did a factory restore on the Touch so
> that it would not have the wifi connect.
>
> Voila: no buffering when playing the Mac's music database on ethernet!!!
>
> When I unplug the ethernet
I updated the plugin list and restarted LMS.
Tried ethernet again but this time did a factory restore on the Touch so
that it would not have the wifi connect.
Voila: no buffering when playing the Mac's music database on
ethernet!!!
When I unplug the ethernet and restore the wifi connection,
artmaltman wrote:
> Makes sense, I was wondering whether the unit had really switched to
> Ethernet. Will try that now. Also I noticed that I have a LOT of
> plugins on this unit, per the squeezebox web site. Do any of these look
> suspicious? See insert below.
untick the upnp/dlna and
Makes sense, I was wondering whether the unit had really switched to
Ethernet. Will try that now. Also I noticed that I have a LOT of
plugins on this unit, per the squeezebox web site. Do any of these look
suspicious? See insert below.
garym wrote:
> Yep, these type files shouldn't
artmaltman wrote:
> My iTunes database on this particular computer is old school, just AAC
> 256.
> When I used these same two Touch's back in 2010-2012, I was able to play
> reliably the AAC 256 database and also the AAC lossless database.
> But that was my place in California, and the wifi
My iTunes database on this particular computer is old school, just AAC
256.
When I used these same two Touch's back in 2010-2012, I was able to play
reliably the AAC 256 database and also the AAC lossless database.
But that was my place in California, and the wifi router was probably
current
My experience is that wifi really won't allow anything above about FLAC 5
to work smoothly without rebufferring. The easy way to check this is just
to play a series of tracks ripped to low kbps up to the high end 'high res'
stuff. The difference can be up 5,000 kbits per track. So a recent
artmaltman wrote:
> Yikes, this is funny, I did not realize how ambiguous my comment was.
> Computer connected to internet via wifi. Touch connected also via wifi.
> By "radio" I mean the radio function on the Touch. Some stations play
> nicely, others though I just get a "teststream"
Today we also have 2 Alexa skills to control LMS. Alexa didnt exist in
2012...
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artmaltman wrote:
> Well, this is very intriguing. I am now running LMS v8. My mind is
> stuck in the "play the music on your hard drive" world but really,
> everything that I want is probably in Spotify, and more
LMS gives you the best of both worlds...
Shozzer wrote:
> Also, with LMS 8.0 there is music integration from streaming services
> with local library - a saved album in Spotify will appear in my own
> library and can be played from there rather than having to go into
> Spotify to do this.
Well, this is very intriguing. I am now
Daverz wrote:
> For the Touch the biggest change was the Enhanced Digital Output app,
> but looks like that was launched back in 2012, so you may know about
> that already.
>
> The Touch is still pretty capable with the EDO app installed. I still
> use mine for my headphone system. I use an
artmaltman wrote:
> ... buffering is happening on the Touch itself.Not sure about the rebuffering
> (what type of files are you playing?) but
there are permissions issues with Catalina. A search for Catalina in the
forum will find more info. This might explain the unexpected speed of
the scan
... buffering is happening on the Touch itself.
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Yikes, this is funny, I did not realize how ambiguous my comment was.
Computer connected to internet via wifi. Touch connected also via wifi.
By "radio" I mean the radio function on the Touch. Some stations play
nicely, others though I just get a "teststream" notification. I have
now
8 vs 7.9.3 not likely the issue with rebuffering. Provide more detail.
Where are your files located? how attached to Mac. Wired vs Wifi. and
you mention radio, but before you talked about Touch players. Playing
local files or streaming?
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Radio seems to work ok, nicely actually, but when I try to play music
from my iTunes database on Mac via LMS, it keeps rebuffering.
Running 7.9.3 thinking it sounds more stable than 8 right now, but,
willing to try 8 if you think that might help. 2015 MacBook Pro 13"
16gig I7 running 10.15.5
Daverz wrote:
> For the Touch the biggest change was the Enhanced Digital Output app,
> but looks like that was launched back in 2012, so you may know about
> that already.
>
> The Touch is still pretty capable with the EDO app installed. I still
> use mine for my headphone system. I use an
artmaltman wrote:
> What's the current situation with Squeezebox Touch and LMS? Would any
> of you be willing to give me a short summary? I've been out of touch
> with this community since 2012!
>
For the Touch the biggest change was the Enhanced Digital Output app,
but looks like that
artmaltman wrote:
> Well, this is amazing. Thank you all for the detailed updates. I am so
> pleasantly surprised!
>
> More info is always welcome. I will start with downloading the newer
> versions of LMS. Should I go for 7.9.3 or 8? I don't want to get
> involved with beta's just yet
More info is always welcome. I will start with downloading the newer
versions of LMS. Should I go for 7.9.3 or 8?
I must mention that LMS8 is the latest and greatest, of course, but it's
far from finalized. It's stable as of today, but this could change at
any time. If you want to take the
artmaltman wrote:
> Well, this is amazing. Thank you all for the detailed updates. I am so
> pleasantly surprised!
>
> More info is always welcome. I will start with downloading the newer
> versions of LMS. Should I go for 7.9.3 or 8? I don't want to get
> involved with beta's just yet
Well, this is amazing. Thank you all for the detailed updates. I am so
pleasantly surprised!
More info is always welcome. I will start with downloading the newer
versions of LMS. Should I go for 7.9.3 or 8? I don't want to get
involved with beta's just yet because I'm not familiar with
I'll just add that the Touch remains a very competitive device for the
purposes you've described. It's DAC is fine for direct output to a set
of small powered speakers, and if connected to an external DAC it is
completely up to the demands of a great system. The Raspberry Pi
solutions come
artmaltman wrote:
> QUESTION: what's changed other than Logitech obviously dropping support.
> Per the forums, it looks like there is a huge community continuing to
> update the software and loving these units. Does the old functionality
> still exist? New functionality? Should I be running
1. In many ways the squeezebox/LMS ecosystem has never been stronger.
The rPi revolution (and piCorePlayer), among others, has solved the
discontinuation of the hardware. The usergroups at this forum are doing
amazing work.
2. LMS can allow one to play spotify, tidal, and Quobuz streaming
What's the current situation with Squeezebox Touch and LMS? Would any
of you be willing to give me a short summary? I've been out of touch
with this community since 2012!
I used to use my pair of Squeezebox Touch's relentlessly until mid-2012
when I moved from a large home in California to
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