Larry Truesdale wrote:
Your math is too simplistic.

Deliberately so.

Typically, most 802.11b environments can
sustain no more than 2-3 Mb/s.
> The peak bandwidth under ideal (and
unusual) circumstances is 4-5 Mbps.

I know this. That's why I have my wireless Squeezebox on a dedicated access point, i.e. no other traffic on the wireless lan.


Note that these figures also apply to the *wired* SB interface as it is only 10BaseT (10Mb/s).

Also, your PCM estimate ignores
the overhead of packetization.

You mean to stream it over IP? I haven't looked at the detail of the protocol used but I imagine the overhead will be small.


> Are you sure that your setup isn't
transcoding your FLAC files without you realizing it?

Positive. I can also stream .wav files with no problems.

The bottom line is that there is plenty enough bandwidth with 11b or 10Base-T to stream raw PCM audio.

I can't comment on your particular experiences, or why you've had problems. Perhaps you'd care to describe your setup and what sort of problems you've had?

R.

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