I've had my SB Classic for a number of years and it has been my primary music source over this time but it seems like I can only go a few weeks or a few months pretty much glitch-free, until inevitably, sooner or later, something happens to spoil my digital bliss. It may be major; it may be minor. It may be my own fault or not, but the fact remains that it's almost always.something!

The Squeezebox Touch player will not directly play anything over 24/96 but if you are running Squeezebox Server software, that will resample on the fly to play your 24/176 file. 41: RE: Squeezebox (5.36) Posted by Bert_2 on 2016-11-22, 20:31:40 (69.156.70.116) +1 on the Squeezebox. I suggest a Touch. The Squeezebox Server is customisable through add-on components called. Squeezebox Server comes with a number of plugins already installed (see the. Radio plugins normally appear in server settings -> internet radio, not 'Extras'; If it.

It's either the network, the server, the pc, the isp, software; something. Assassins creed no cd crack german site selling download. Right now, the 'issue de jour' is that every time the LMS server pc powers down and then back up, my SB loses it's connection to the server.

The only fix I've found so far is to uninstall/reinstall LMS on that pc. Then everything is fine until the next time someone shuts down the pc, or the AC blips off for a second. The point is I'm really starting to consider if I might be better off forgetting the whole wireless network / Squeezebox set-up, and just go to streaming directly from the pc in the music room to the audio system there. Currently, the system looks something like this: I rip CD's on the music room pc, copy them to a folder on an ext. Hdd connected to the server pc in our home office. And then back up to a NAS. I run Logitech music server on the office pc to stream wirelessly back to the Squeezebox Classic located in the music room.

So, I could simplify and streamline the whole process by keeping it all hard-wired in the music room. Rip there and run some good music player from the same pc into a decent DAC and then to my pre, which is in the same room. I could avoid the time spent moving files over the wireless network and in fact dispense with the wireless network all together, as far as my music goes. What would I be giving up? The first things that come to mind are remote control of the music server via the Squeezebox, and my noise-free music room environment, which is the result of streaming from a pc in a separate room. The pc in the music room is not too noisey, but it's not too quiet, either. I can hear the cooling fan running from where I sit if it's on when listening to music.

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Then there are the issues of 'command and control. I would need to pick music player software.or would WMP or the Logitech Media Server be OK? And I suppose there's no way to remotely control a pc's music playing/search functions with a simple remote.or is there?

Let me hear what some of you folks are doing, regarding your computer music-to-stereo set-ups! In the meantime, I will keep trying to figure out why I'm having to reinstall LMS practically every week.

I like the idea of hardwiring the Squeezebox and Server PC via ethernet to your wireless router to reduce connectivity issues. I would store all the music onto a large hard drive that is physically connected to the Server PC, by that I mean connected to the motherboard itself, not via USB (which can easily disconnect/connect due to power loss or USB cable issues). A Western Digital Black 3-4 TB would be a good investment. Use the USB hard drive as a backup.

Lastly, if you have an iPhone, or Ipad, consider downloading the app iPeng as a remote for your Squeezebox. That's pretty much how mine is setup. I have both SB Classic and Touch. +1 on hard wiring.wireless can often times be a tricky beast. I don't think an internal drive completely required as I use nothing but USB drives on 2 systems without incident. Plus if you have USB 3.0 (and a PCI controller card is dirt cheap) then it makes the transfers to back up drives happen 1000% faster.