Hello All
I would like to bring my old Squeezebox back to life and the remote isn't working.
Is there a chance someone has one of these? Or a compatible multi device remote?
TA
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There is a chance it isn't the remote but the IR receiver on the unit. I've got the same issue with my old Squeezebox Touch
Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC as a Technology Evangelist and Portfolio Architect. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.
Would you be looking for something that also plays music off a local server/NAS or are you only interested in the internet radio and music on demand aspects of a Squeezebox replacement?
Noig:
openmedia:
There is a chance it isn't the remote but the IR receiver on the unit. I've got the same issue with my old Squeezebox Touch
Thanks@openmedia
Any chance to fix? If not do you know of any similar radio/music system?
You can often use a cellphone camera to check a remote. The camera can "see" the IR emitted from the remote, so point the camera at the remote and press a button, you should see the IR LED flashing.
shanes:Noig:openmedia:There is a chance it isn't the remote but the IR receiver on the unit. I've got the same issue with my old Squeezebox Touch
Thanks@openmedia
Any chance to fix? If not do you know of any similar radio/music system?
You can often use a cellphone camera to check a remote. The camera can "see" the IR emitted from the remote, so point the camera at the remote and press a button, you should see the IR LED flashing.
jonathan18:Would you be looking for something that also plays music off a local server/NAS or are you only interested in the internet radio and music on demand aspects of a Squeezebox replacement?
I'm running a few Squeezebox devices still and just use iPeng (IOS) or the web interface for control.
pbolger:I'm running a few Squeezebox devices still and just use iPeng (IOS) or the web interface for control.
Fantastic tip, thank you shanes 👌
shanes:
You can often use a cellphone camera to check a remote. The camera can "see" the IR emitted from the remote, so point the camera at the remote and press a button, you should see the IR LED flashing.
I'll take a look around. I have a Classic which has died, and which has a remote, somewhere.
Hi,
I was going to list my Slim devices squeezebox v2 + remote in the FS thread - everything works perfect. Interested?
Cheers,
Kerry.
The OP says that he's bought a remote on TradeMe. If anyone else is interested I have a Squeezebox Classic with remote up for grabs. There's something wrong with it - I think part of the analogue output is not working properly (realised that I had a Raspberry Pi and a spare Dragonfly which replaced it, so didn't spend much time investigating) - so it's probably not worth much. Maybe a swap for something?
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