Comments on: MP3tunes Partners With Logitech Squeezebox Boom http://pulse2.com/2008/09/05/mp3tunes-partners-with-logitech-squeezebox-boom/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:08:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: r4 dsi http://pulse2.com/2008/09/05/mp3tunes-partners-with-logitech-squeezebox-boom/comment-page-1/#comment-30998 r4 dsi Sun, 29 Nov 2009 08:42:30 +0000 http://pulse2.com/2008/09/05/mp3tunes-partners-with-logitech-squeezebox-boom/#comment-30998 I have 3 squeezeboxes in my house, all connected to a crappy Via Linux machine to which I regularly sync the iTunes collections from 3 computers. Two of the squeezeboxes (version 2 and version 3) are connected via Ethernet to their own amplifiers. The third one is a Boom and it's wirelessly connected to the server.<br><br>The setup works flawlessly, and I'm very happy with it. Maybe your problem is related to the WiFi network, I don't know. My wireless Boom works just fine in my house.<br><br>What I love about the SqueezeCenter software is that it allows for many possible configurations. I don't use the iTunes setup, because I want to have the music from 3 different computers available to the server. I setup the SqueezeCenter to rescan the music library at 2am, after the iTunes libraries have been rsync'ed to the Linux box. I have 3 squeezeboxes in my house, all connected to a crappy Via Linux machine to which I regularly sync the iTunes collections from 3 computers. Two of the squeezeboxes (version 2 and version 3) are connected via Ethernet to their own amplifiers. The third one is a Boom and it's wirelessly connected to the server.

The setup works flawlessly, and I'm very happy with it. Maybe your problem is related to the WiFi network, I don't know. My wireless Boom works just fine in my house.

What I love about the SqueezeCenter software is that it allows for many possible configurations. I don't use the iTunes setup, because I want to have the music from 3 different computers available to the server. I setup the SqueezeCenter to rescan the music library at 2am, after the iTunes libraries have been rsync'ed to the Linux box.

]]> By: r4 dsi http://pulse2.com/2008/09/05/mp3tunes-partners-with-logitech-squeezebox-boom/comment-page-1/#comment-30575 r4 dsi Sun, 29 Nov 2009 02:42:30 +0000 http://pulse2.com/2008/09/05/mp3tunes-partners-with-logitech-squeezebox-boom/#comment-30575 I have 3 squeezeboxes in my house, all connected to a crappy Via Linux machine to which I regularly sync the iTunes collections from 3 computers. Two of the squeezeboxes (version 2 and version 3) are connected via Ethernet to their own amplifiers. The third one is a Boom and it's wirelessly connected to the server.<br><br>The setup works flawlessly, and I'm very happy with it. Maybe your problem is related to the WiFi network, I don't know. My wireless Boom works just fine in my house.<br><br>What I love about the SqueezeCenter software is that it allows for many possible configurations. I don't use the iTunes setup, because I want to have the music from 3 different computers available to the server. I setup the SqueezeCenter to rescan the music library at 2am, after the iTunes libraries have been rsync'ed to the Linux box. I have 3 squeezeboxes in my house, all connected to a crappy Via Linux machine to which I regularly sync the iTunes collections from 3 computers. Two of the squeezeboxes (version 2 and version 3) are connected via Ethernet to their own amplifiers. The third one is a Boom and it's wirelessly connected to the server.

The setup works flawlessly, and I'm very happy with it. Maybe your problem is related to the WiFi network, I don't know. My wireless Boom works just fine in my house.

What I love about the SqueezeCenter software is that it allows for many possible configurations. I don't use the iTunes setup, because I want to have the music from 3 different computers available to the server. I setup the SqueezeCenter to rescan the music library at 2am, after the iTunes libraries have been rsync'ed to the Linux box.

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