KrisLeeds
Ex Member
Hi all!
I know this might be a bit off topic, but Cambridge Audio support have helped to an extent but seem to have gone quiet...
We have a 640H connected by a KVM to a PC in our works gym, which is fine and that all works through the speaker/amp setup and yesterday we networked it via a hub and have successfully assigned it an IP address, i can browse to the 640H via a command prompt, through explorer and even ping the unit
The problem is, when we put a CD in, the 640H tries to look for CD information, then seems to fail and spit the CD out.
I suppose the questions i have is:
How can we get it to pull tracknames off say Gracenote or whatever to import as mp3 (Imported tracked off CD onto it before, just not automatically tagged)
and also, why does it spit the CD even if we want to play a CD and not necessarily import the tracks? It seems to automatically go off for track names.
Is there a Firewall tweak needed? Seemingly Port 80 isnt the one used to retrieve info from Gracenote or the equivalent that the unit uses?!
Cheers
Kris
I know this might be a bit off topic, but Cambridge Audio support have helped to an extent but seem to have gone quiet...
We have a 640H connected by a KVM to a PC in our works gym, which is fine and that all works through the speaker/amp setup and yesterday we networked it via a hub and have successfully assigned it an IP address, i can browse to the 640H via a command prompt, through explorer and even ping the unit
The problem is, when we put a CD in, the 640H tries to look for CD information, then seems to fail and spit the CD out.
I suppose the questions i have is:
How can we get it to pull tracknames off say Gracenote or whatever to import as mp3 (Imported tracked off CD onto it before, just not automatically tagged)
and also, why does it spit the CD even if we want to play a CD and not necessarily import the tracks? It seems to automatically go off for track names.
Is there a Firewall tweak needed? Seemingly Port 80 isnt the one used to retrieve info from Gracenote or the equivalent that the unit uses?!
Cheers
Kris