x has been my desktop for over a decade now and I've had
Squeezebox stuff running since 2008.
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ow that I have found a stable setup, I think I'll
> glue it all together :)
I also had the fast-playback issue with using a dmix device. Using
option '-u X' resamples the audio to the max supported by the card,
which fixes the issue.
Also, to be clear, the desired router would be a WRT54GL, not a WRT54G.
The extra 'L' stands for "Linux" and is capable of being flashed with
some very good third party firmware.
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network. For this
option, you may need access to configure your neighbors router. I've
never done this either (though I do plan on doing it in a few months),
and I'm not sure if this configuration can yield zero wireless hops
betwe
x.
Whether it's locked down or not is independent of it being lossless or
lossy.
A quick bit of googleing reveals that some people seem to have gotten
WMA Lossless to play back on Linux systems via the use of xine and/o
e installation will
be entirely smooth for a newbie. Linux, like any OS, has a learning
curve. I'm pretty good with Windows and Linux (because I've been using
them for years), but I would be a little lost on OS X for a while,
because I've never used it.
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tomatically mount your external disk, your fstab
file will have to be changed. The tool on the following page might
help:
http://helpforlinux.blogspot.com/2008/09/auto-mount-hard-drives-on-ubuntu.html
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e out a bit more
performance.
But people seem to have had success on lesser machines, so give it a
shot.
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u're right, I wouldn't attempt to
use a GUI with that machine. Even if you were to upgrade the RAM, the
processor is also pretty slow.
In an age where P4s with 512MB RAM can be found on craigslist for less
than $100, I wouldn't be messing around with
I don't have one of these machines, but I think one primary difference
is that the Dell machines come with licensed Fluendo codec packs.
Could be useful, depending on your country and/or feelings towards
software patents...
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