Dear Touch Users,

1) Alarm wake up with the default buzzer.
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Sometimes, I don't wake up with the right programmed songs ( a Dynamic
Playlist ).
In place of this, I hear the default Buzzer.

I think, that it is because I power off the SqueezeTouch.

In the evening, I program a Sleep timer to go sleeping.
In the morning , The first Alarm wake up me with the right song.
After my wife wake up, I power off the SqueezeTouch.
The second Alarm don't wake me with the SQL Playlist.

To avoid Power off the SqueezeTOuoch, I try to customize the LEFT
Button.
but there is not a lot of choices.
Why not having the possibility to direct access the STOP or Sleep
functions ?
Maybe, I'm wrong and I can power off the SqueezeTouch and wake up with
the right song ?
Can you advice me about the best practice ?

2) I need two alarms to wake up in the morning
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It could be interesting to have a different duration time for each
alarm ?
I like to hear music for a long time before wake up and my wife only
need a few minuts.
Also the possibility to hear the buzzer after the programmed duration(
that will certainly wake up my wife ! ;-) )

Is it possible to have such parameters in the future ?

A possible workaround could be to start a alarm with no song to shut
down the first alarm ? I must try....

Thanks
Eric


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esa

Synology DS107+ MARVELL_88F5281
Squeeze center Version : 7.5.0 - r30464
Version Perl : 5.8.6
Version MySQL : 5.1.34
Dynamic Playlists (v2.8.3)+ Playlist Generator (v1.1)+Song Info
(v1.0.2999)+ Song Lyrics (v1.0.2997)+SQL Playlist (v2.5.3224)+
TrackStat (v2.10.3031) 
Squeezeplay Touch
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