JJZolx;549042 Wrote: 
> I think you're right.  For a standalone player, using Squeezebox Server
> probably doesn't make a whole lot of sense.  But it's established
> software - that's how it's always worked, and you go with what you
> know.
> 
> Probably the biggest problem with the Touch is that someone got over
> ambitious with it.  First, it tries to be and do too many different
> things.  The larger miscalculation, though, was thinking that the
> hardware would be able to reliably run both the server and player.  A
> Touch II, with more memory and more CPU power would work fine.  If the
> Squeezebox line is kept alive I'd expect to see such a device fairly
> soon, possibly also fixing some of the other shortcomings that might
> not have been feasible several years ago when the Touch was designed,
> such as having a larger screen.

I would be happy with it running its internal server (as its suppost to
be able to do) but it cant even manage that most of the time. I just
dont get why it cant do a simple thing like read from a USB drive
without throwing a fit.


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