Actually, I don't think I do have a specific problem with my network. It is extremely straightforward, it is by the books, and it works. I am also not the only one with these drop-out problems.
Yes, it is in their documentation. My point was simply that the caveat ought to be stronger. The fact is, from what I gather, the wireless system cannot be reliable in all environments. As discussed in a help thread, this could even boil down to a neighbor's wireless telephone. Anyway, there is no sense in paying for a consultant. The work is done. I can plant a computer on my rack and ethernet it to the the Squeezebox. This is entirely painless for me. I noted that Pfarrel etherneted all the way across his house. For various reasons -- not the least of which is the expense, which I find unreasonable -- a couple feet of ethernet is easier for me. Besides, then I get to use iTunes, too, and I find it easier to browse music in iTunes. Best of both worlds! P Floding;167773 Wrote: > Hi! > You have some kind of problem specific to your home network. > I don't see what Slim Devices can do about it, or should have done > about it? If my memory serves me right their documentation does discuss > various potential problems, and their software provides diagnostics > tools. Can you ask for more? > > One solution would be to pay for a computer/network expert to take a > look at the system. > > Rgds -- lafayette Sweet Home Alabama ------------------------------------------------------------------------ lafayette's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9022 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31334 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
