Squeezebox Radio Feature Guide | 10/14/2009 |
5. At the next menu, complete your alarm setup.
You can enable, disable or remove the alarm, modify the time, choose days of the week, find the alarm sound you want, and set the alarm to repeat or to sound only once. At the Alarm Clock menu you can also turn All Alarms On or Off – a useful option if you’re going on vacation.
To change the sound of your alarm:
1.From the home menu, go to Settings > Alarm > <alarm that you have set>
2.Select Alarm Sound.
To activate the snooze feature:
When the alarm sounds, tap the
Use the Sleep Timer
With Sleep mode, you can set a timer for your Squeezebox Radio to automatically turn itself off so you can listen to music as you fall asleep.
To set the sleep timer:
From the home menu, go to Settings > Sleep.
You can set your Squeezebox to turn off at the end of the song you are playing, or after 15, 30, 45, or 90 minutes.
Audio Settings
This section provides you with several options for adjusting the sound you get from Squeezebox Radio.
Crossfade
Use crossfading to eliminate long periods of silence between the songs in your personal music library.
To enable crossfading:
From the home menu, go to Settings > Audio Settings > Crossfade.
Or, you can decrease the volume of the tune that is ending and increase the volume of the tune that is starting, or both.
Select Settings > Audio Settings> Crossfade > Fade in, Fade out or Fade in and out. As one sound increases in volume, another sound decreases.
Volume Adjustments
You can even out the volume between songs in your personal music library. Squeezebox Server will automatically use information from your audio files so that tracks and albums sound equally loud. Or, you can select the volume adjustment that you like.
To set volume adjustments from song to song:
From the Home menu, go to Settings > Audio Settings > Volume Adjustment.
From there, provided that your tunes include the necessary tag data, you can select Track gain to make sure that all tracks sound equally loud. Album gain will make sure that all albums sound equally loud but that volume differences between tracks within an album are preserved. Smart gain uses album gain if songs are from the same album, or track gain for a mixed playlist.
Sound Effects
From the Audio Settings menu, you can set when you want to hear sound effects, and their volume.
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