This means that all Subsonic Applications should be compatible with. You can find a detailed list of applications available for Subsonic on the Subsonic App page. SqueezeSonic for Logitech Media Server (SqueezeBoxServer), Windows,. I used volumio on my pi with the same app on my iphone but due to the lack of some. On this page to see how the Squeezebox system works on Max2Play.

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This section is about getting iPeng up and running and changing options. What do I have to do to get it to work?In most cases the answer is simple: start it. Period.If you are using MySqueezebox.com, you will also have to select this under Music Sources. To do so, please swipe right on the NowPlaying screen (where you enter iPeng) to get to the Players and Music Sources and select MySqueezebox.com.See also in iPeng: Help-NowPlayingiPeng will automatically detect SqueezeCenter servers that are on your WiFi network and connect to the first one. And it will pick the first player and select it.

And it will start to download your database. Nothing to do for you.

So most of what follows now is only if this does NOT work for you.Note: Whenever you have to change the configuration, you do so in Settings-iPeng SettingsNote 2: Whenever we write a menu path like this in the iPeng manual we mean that you hit the back button on the initial NowPlaying screen, select the More tab and then the menus as indicated in the path. Connecting to MySqueezebox.com the first timeNote: Prior to October 2009 MySqueezebox.com was known as SqueezeNetwork.When you connect to MySqueezebox.com the first time, you will have to pair your device with your MySqueezebox.com account. This is the same process that you have to undergo for each of your players.iPeng will prompt you for your username and password. Here you have to use the same account that you use to configure your Squeezebox players. IPeng will not store this account information but MySqueezebox.com will remember your iPhone OS device.Note: If iPeng does NOT prompt you for a username and password the first time you connect to MySqueezebox.com and you don’t see your players or somebody else’s players, please contact support under coolio att penguinlovesmusic dott comAfter you entered your account information, you now have access to MySqueezebox.com with iPeng. Adding a ServerThere are cases when iPeng can NOT detect your server automatically:.

Your server is behind a router or firewall so that iPeng’s server discovery message doesn’t go through. IPeng needs to be able to send and receive a UDP packet on port 3483.

Your WiFi-Access-Point or network doesn’t allow broadcasts. You want to access a remote server on another networkIn these cases, you can add your server address manually.In iPeng Settings, you’ll find an (initially empty) list of Additional Servers.

This is a list of servers that iPeng will always try to connect to after the automatic server discovery. If iPeng is able to reach these servers, it will add them to the list of available servers on the MultiPlayer Control.You add a server by entering it’s address, either as an URL or an IP-Address.Examples: may omit the “You may also omit the port number (“:9000”), as long as it’s the default (9000).

So in the above cases myserver.penguinnet.comwould be OK, while 192.168.1.192would not.Don’t use authentication credentials in the URL (username and password) since iPeng does not have any encryption and they would not be secured. See Authentication below.It is safe to add servers that are not always reachable, these will be ignored if you start iPeng in an environment that doesn’t support them. How do I find my server’s IP address?Open your server’s web interface.

Logitech’s Squeezebox line of music players are designed to bring your iTunes library and the best of Internet-based streaming-audio services out of the realm of the computer and into your home. The $200 ( ) and $300 bring their own speakers to the party. The $300, in contrast, is a slim device that’s designed to attach to a set of external speakers, such as the ones in your living-room home theater set-up.Though it competes against the high-quality (and somewhat more expensive) family of home-audio devices, the Squeezebox line has long been a favorite of mine. Though you could just connect an iPod or iPhone to your speakers via a mini plug, both the Sonos and Logitech devices can do much more.

In addition to offering higher-quality audio outputs, you can also attach multiple devices in multiple rooms in your house, allowing you to fill your entire house with the same music or allow different members of your family to play different tracks from their own rooms.In addition to being a bit more affordable than the Sonos units, the Squeezebox line typically gives users the ability to control their music playback right from the device. (Sonos units tend not to have anything but a mute button—sometimes you just want to pick a playlist or skip a track and walk away, without fishing for a remote.)The addition of on-device control via a 4.3-inch diagonal color LCD touchscreen is the major change between the Squeezebox Touch and the product it replaces, the Squeezebox Classic. But it’s a bit of a mixed blessing: the Classic’s display was an extremely bright vacuum-fluorescent display that you could read from across a room even in bright light. While the Touch’s touchscreen enables hands-on control, it’s also dimmer and harder to read from a distance than the Classic.Still, the Squeezebox Touch is an attractive, high-quality device, so thin and small that it’ll fit just about anywhere in your house without attracting attention. To set up the Touch, you first install the Squeezebox Server preference pane (which runs in 32-bit mode) on the Mac you want to stream from. (There are also versions of the software for Windows and Linux computers and for supported NAS devices.) The software can work in conjunction with iTunes, reading your iTunes library and playlist information, but you can also choose a separate Music Folder as a primary or secondary source.The Touch can connect to your network via 802.11g wireless or ethernet.

Initial setup is pretty straightforward, since the Touch provides a touchscreen keyboard for you to enter in your Wi-Fi password and the like. Once setup is complete, you have instant access to all of the songs, albums, artists, genres, playlists, and more on your computer.The Touch can play a bevy of musical formats (including several that iTunes can’t): MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF, WMA, Apple Lossless, FLAC, and Ogg Vorbis. Audio outputs include a minijack, stereo RCA plugs, Toslink optical, and coaxial. (I attached the Touch to my home theater setup and used it to play some multichannel audio files I pulled off of a DVD-Audio disc I own, and they played flawlessly.) Unlike previous Squeezebox models, the Touch also inclues a USB port on the back, so if you’d rather just play music you’ve copied onto a hard drive or a flash drive instead of connecting it to a network, that’ll work too. And there’s an SD slot for pictures and music as well.Like other Squeezebox models, the Touch can connect to the Internet to stream content from various sources and to connect to various social-media services. For example, the Radio can access scads of Internet radio stations from around the globe; can play thousands of concerts from the Internet Archive’s Live Music Archives; can integrate with Facebook; can display photos from Flickr; and can stream music from Last FM, Pandora, Napster, and Rhapsody accounts.Using the touchscreen to control the Touch interface is hardly iPhone-like in its sensitivity and ease of use, but it’s entirely usable.

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You can quickly scroll through a long list of artists by swiping your finger down the right side of the screen. The on-screen keyboard makes it easy to search. When a track is playing, the bottom of the screen displays the usual set of playback controls, so you can quickly change tracks or adjust the volume.Given the Touch’s name, it’s easy to make its screen the main attraction, but there are several other ways to control music playback. Like the Sonos products, Logitech offers its own, and there’s a Web-browser interface too. But the best way to control Squeezebox devices when you’re not right next to them is the $10 for the iPhone and iPod touch.

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It’s quite good, and I continue to be baffled why Logitech hasn’t simply bought the app and released it for free to all Squeezebox owners. Macworld’s Buying AdviceThe Squeezebox Touch is a great way to connect Internet music sources and your own collection to a set of external speakers, especially in a home theater. While its display is not as big or as bright as its predecessor the Squeezebox Classic, the fact that it’s a touchscreen means you don’t have to hunt for a remote to quickly turn down the sound or skip a track.If you’re trying to bring music to a small room or your nightstand, the Squeezebox Radio or Squeezebox Boom are better choices, since they come with their own integrated speakers. But if you’ve got some nice speakers sitting in your living room or den, the Squeezebox Touch is a great way to get music to those speakers.Senior Editor Jonathan Seff contributed to this story.