Three things work together here:
bigger buffer == more capacity to cope with interruptions or
temporary "dips" in throughput
faster wireless == more bandwidth available
FLAC compression == less bandwidth required _and_ effective doubling
of the already big buffer
Net result: CD audio streams fine even on the most marginal of
802.11g networks.
On Jun 23, 2005, at 2:44 PM, Jim McCall wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if anyone who had a SB1 then had a SB2 has found dropouts
to have
dropped out of the picture? I know the bandwidth of G is much
greater than B
- but does that translate into a much more reliable signal with no
dropouts?
I have my computer in the garage and the SB1 in the floor above and
about 50
feet to the side. I run slim on a win. Xp box and use a belkin pre-n
wireless router. I do get dropouts and they are annoying.
If I knew how to do it, I suppose I could hook up an old d-link
wireless
router to the belkin and mount that under the SB1 on the other
side of the
house.
Thanks,
Jim
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