Provide an ethernet connection on the Soundbridge Radio to allow users to direct connect if the wi-fi connection is not of sufficient strength or quality.

When multiple networks are detected by the Soundbridge radio, let it connect to the network with the strongest signal.

If an equalizer is not possible, how about base/treble controls.

1. A simple physical 'power' on/off switch or button on the Soundbridge Radio.

2. A 'sleep button'. Software or hardware type. The former might be easier for those already with a Soundbridge, the latter, for newly produced radios.

Did you forget your spam links the first time you posted? Hahahaha.

FrankB wrote:

Did you forget your spam links the first time you posted? Hahahaha.

One of the more subtle spambots out there. They post a seemingly innocuous reply that looks normal. Then follow up a few hours or a day later with alternate code that replies with the links. Moderators will generally scratch their heads at the first post, but move on. I thought that was a spam account, but mistakenly decided to give it the benefit of the doubt. So, Spambot - 1; RokuShawnS - 0.

Well played, Spambot. Well played.

C. Shawn Smith

I've been monitoring that post since it first went up. You can always tell that it's going to be a spammer when they copy another post word-for-word and add nothing to the conversation. Especially when it's a 4-year old thread .
Sometimes they will post several innocent looking messages and then update their signature with spam in it.

bregent wrote:

Especially when it's a 4-year old thread .

Er yeah . I generally let the "6-month" rule slide for the Legacy Product forums because these forums aren't trafficked quite as frequently, and long-time users will probably have some of the threads bookmarked. I should have followed my instincts in this case but ...

C. Shawn Smith