Any of you good people know whether there is any indication of an application (app) being written, to enable the squeezebox systems to be controlled via an android mobile phone?
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2010-10-26, 14:52 #1Member
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What type of phone do you USE?
Last edited by ANZAC; 2010-10-27 at 05:41. Reason: Change title for more balanced poll results...
ANZAC
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Homebase: SqeezeBox Duet (hybrid); Dell 8400; WD 1TB ExHD (2); Yamaha AX396; Apart SVC4; JBL Control One (5 pairs) 79 core speaker wire
Mobile: rooted SE Xperia X10i; iAudio D2 16GB DAB; Shure SE425
Tracks: 42,639; Albums: 3,905; Artists: 1,662; Genres: 225; Playing Time: 2816 hours 06 min >117 full days worth of tunes!
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2010-10-26, 15:10 #2Senior Member
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I think that there are 2-3 android apps floating around... been there for months. I think that Squeeze Commander is the most popular.
you can also find apps for Windows Mobile, RIM, the fruit company, Nokia, Palm, ...Main: Receiver (Audiocom) -> Beresford Caiman+ (Gatorized) -> Carver A-500x -> B&W 704
Office: Receiver -> Luxman L-210 -> Stax SR84 Pro
-> Beresford Caiman (Gatorized) -> Superlux HD668B
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2010-10-26, 15:11 #3Senior Member
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There are a few of them:
Originally Posted by ANZAC
http://www.appbrain.com/search?q=squeezebox
Personally I am using SqueezeDroid which is okay, I guess: it's hard to say since my Wifi is spotty in the bedroom where I usually use it. I need to fix that at some point...
SqueezeCommander does cost money, but flattermann is active here, so it gets brownie points from me... I'd buy it, but, well, my wifi is sucking where I would use it most.
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2010-10-26, 15:38 #4Senior Member
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I'm also looking for an app for my phone.
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2010-10-26, 16:15 #5Member
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Lmfao
The app is called a "for sale sign" perhaps? Originally Posted by JJZolx
Thanks all.
ANZACANZAC
My name's an acronym: http://www.anzacday.org.au/
Homebase: SqeezeBox Duet (hybrid); Dell 8400; WD 1TB ExHD (2); Yamaha AX396; Apart SVC4; JBL Control One (5 pairs) 79 core speaker wire
Mobile: rooted SE Xperia X10i; iAudio D2 16GB DAB; Shure SE425
Tracks: 42,639; Albums: 3,905; Artists: 1,662; Genres: 225; Playing Time: 2816 hours 06 min >117 full days worth of tunes!
Simply Electronics.net are Hong Kong based scammers; buyer beware!
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2010-10-27, 01:12 #6Senior Member
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Apparently, I'm also using Android. :-)
BTW: The poll may be more meaningful if the thread title would not alraedy mention Android...
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2010-10-27, 05:45 #7Member
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Indeed. Thanks. Originally Posted by flattermann
My life has just changed!
On my rooted Sony Ericsson X10, I have loaded squeezecontrol. Wow wow wow¬! Bliss.
Instantaneous effects result from button presses! Instantaneous total control of too many tunes... at last. Via the worlds best phone (imo) Loaded first time. No FC in 24-hours; the future is looking great!Last edited by ANZAC; 2010-10-27 at 05:51. Reason: More detail
ANZAC
My name's an acronym: http://www.anzacday.org.au/
Homebase: SqeezeBox Duet (hybrid); Dell 8400; WD 1TB ExHD (2); Yamaha AX396; Apart SVC4; JBL Control One (5 pairs) 79 core speaker wire
Mobile: rooted SE Xperia X10i; iAudio D2 16GB DAB; Shure SE425
Tracks: 42,639; Albums: 3,905; Artists: 1,662; Genres: 225; Playing Time: 2816 hours 06 min >117 full days worth of tunes!
Simply Electronics.net are Hong Kong based scammers; buyer beware!
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2010-10-27, 06:45 #8Senior Member
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And for the next change of life, you can try SqueezeCommander. :-) Originally Posted by ANZAC
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2010-10-29, 07:00 #9Senior Member
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I also use squeezecommander
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