>From the "Server & Network Health" page on the new Slimserver:

"Squeezebox2 uses a large buffer. This drains to 0 at the end of each
track and then refills for the next track. You should only be concerned
if the buffer fill is not high for the majority of the time a track is
playing."

Is it safe to assume SoftSqueeze 2.0 works the same way?

--Mike

mrfantasy Wrote: 
> It seems that SoftSqueeze, at least, is buffering a song at a time.  I
> guess this would make sense if there was no playlist, but I'm playing
> either Random Mix lists (which load the next 10 songs so the server
> always knows the next song) or albums in linear play (again, the next
> song is predictable.)  I'd expect the buffer to deplete in Shuffle play
> because the next song isn't determined until the current one ends, but
> it seems the server and player should not deplete the buffer after each
> song if it knows the next one. Interestingly, it starts filling again
> before the song completely ends, but it goes to zero first.
> 
> 
> I don't know if this is working as designed, or if the SqueezeBox2
> works this way as well, but keeping the buffer full whenever possible
> would improve performance over the Internet (I'm using Softsqueeze to
> access my home player over a congested Internet connection at
> work--frequently I can't stream 128k reliably, I'm running 96 now.)


-- 
mrfantasy

--Mike
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