I’m not aware of any problems with the auto volume control, but I’ll check this out.
I’ve created a ticket for that:
http://www.squeezecommander.com/trac/ticket/365

Christian

Right now, I’m not planning to discontinue SqueezeCommander, because I still think that I can create a better App than Logitech.

BTW: All of your enhancement requests will be included in the next version (0.9.6).

If you want to test the Beta, please drop me a line at
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Christian

I hope that you’re not planning to discontinue the Squeeze Commander now that Logitech has made an Android controller themselves. Squeeze Commander is a much much better application in terms of speed, reliability and usability and it would be a shame if it was discontinued.

There are a few things that I’d like to request, things available in Logitechs version that I’m sure you can implement better in the Squeeze Commander.

1. When browsing artists/folders/songs or what have you, an alphabet on the right hand of the screen, that scrolled directly to the artists/songs/folders beginning with the letter pushed, would make browsing much easier for us with larger music libraries.

2. The ability to save playlists. Once I’ve created a nice list of songs it always annoys me that I can’t save it for later.

3. When browsing, the ability to have the Squeeze Commander remember where I was the last time I was browsing would also be very useful.

If you need a beta tester I’d be happy to help out (I’m using a Galaxy Tab and an HTC Legend to control mu squeeze server).

Thanks!

/Kristian

I’ve already answered your last comment:
http://www.flattermann.net/squeezecommander/reviews/comment-page-3/#comment-1610

Furthermore:
One possible solution may be to open the SBS port (9000) to the internet. (Don’t forget the password protection!)
In this case, you could add the server as “Additional Server” within SqueezeCommander.
Your phone would be able to connect to your server while it is still connected to 3G (the startup time is much faster than on WLAN).

PS: I’m searching for a X10 beta tester anyway, so please drop me a line if you are interested in testing the upcoming version.

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Christian

Still hoping to get an answer to this…

I have a Duo NAS server and every Andriod controller that I have used to date on my Sony Experia X10 to control my Duet goes to sleep after a while, i.e. there is an extremely long pause before it “wakes up” again and can control things like volume, etc. This is a major problem if a very lound song follows a number of soft songs as you can’t lower the volume for about 20-30 seconds while the remote wakes up. The same problem exists to a lesser extend with the Duet remote but it wakes up within about 2-3 seconds.

Is Squeezebox Commander likely to have this same problem? I am planning to run it on either the Sony X10 or on a Velocity Micro R101.

Thanks.

I’ve answered in the SB forum (BTW: sorry for the late reply), please let’s discuss this there (because it may be also helpful for other users):
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=616848&postcount=357

Christian

Ja, SqueezeCommander kann auch den SB Touch-internen Server steuern (auch TinySBS genannt).

Christian

the next SqueezeCommander version will support lyrics (through Erland’s SongInfo SBS plugin).

Christian