Hi bpa,
I stopped the Squeezebox server (SBS) process, emptied the logs and restarted, followed by a connection to the R4 feed via the BBC iPlayer app. Dropouts continue, but there is nothing relevant being recorded in the SBS' error log. There's a warning about a missing Spotify token, but I don't think that is a concern. I'd post a copy, but there really isn't anything to see. Are there any flags I can set anywhere that could temporarily turn up the logging on the SBS? My WAN supply is Virgin media broadband, which is supposed to be a swift and wide pipe. The LAN is the Virgin box providing wireless in some part of the house, augmented by powerline extenders. I know the Raspberry Pi 3 that hosts SBS is directly attached to the wireless router via Cat-5. It's not always easy to tell, but I'm pretty sure the Boom is on a wireless extended segment, as are two other Duet radios. The Joggler is also wired directly onto the wireless router, a further Duet is on a second wireless extender segment. As far as the various slim protocols are concerned, is the network assumed to be present and irrelevant (i.e. devices are expected to be able to reach the SBS process, and it doesn't try any network management tricks itself? Yesterday, for a short period, Spotty/Spotify was playing up with dropouts, but that seems to have stopped. I'm listening to Spotify right now, and its find. If I swap back to Radio 4, I'm back in a world of buffering. Any ideas on turning up the wick on network monitoring, or other investigations I can carry out? Best regards, Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ChaoticMike's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=17281 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=109826 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
