Re: [Streamsicle-development] Fwd: [streamsicle - Help] Exstreamer support

[Matt H. <ma...@st...>]

John mentioned it in the forums, but basically the support is such that 
Streamsicle will detect any exstreamers that are in mode 0 by listening 
for their UDP broadcasts.  Streamsicle then adds them to the list of 
available devices, and you can start and stop playing the stream from 
the Streamsicle interface, as well as adjust the volume.  If anyone is 
actually using these things maybe I'll increase the support in the 
future, but for now I wanted to see if those basic functions were 
working properly.

Matt

Jordan Share wrote:

>
>>
>> Read and respond to this message at:
>> https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=1987534
>> By: matt2k
>>
>>
>> I'm not sure if any forum readers have one, but Streamsicle now 
>> supports the
>> Exstreamer hardware mp3 stream player ( 
>> http://www.barix.com/exstreamer/ ).
>> The support is in CVS and should be considered, but it seems to be 
>> working quite
>> well so far.
>>
>> Try it out if you have one and let me know how it works for you.
>
>
> Can you give more info on what you mean by "supports" ?  Or should I 
> just check out the source?
>
> I got a Slimp3 a while back, and its software natively supports 
> playing a stream, so I'll occasionally point it at my streamsicle 
> stream (since I can listen to the same stream on both the device (in 
> the kitchen), and on the computers (in the other rooms)).
>
> There have been some comparisons to the Exstreamer on the slimp3 
> lists, but from what I've seen, they are very differently targeted 
> products (aside from the fact that they both play mp3s over the network).
>
> Jordan
>
>
>
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