philippe_44 wrote: 
> oh ... one interesting chicken & egg problem: because of the problem
> with the <buffer_dir> default parameter, the creation of the config.xml
> file does not work properly (no LMS device can be created) so you do not
> see the detected upnp renderers on your network. Can you make sure you
> run squeeze2upnp in a directory where you have rw access ? You do not
> need to run it in admin mode. This really (really) should work with "."
> as the buffer dir if you start it from an accessible directory.
> Otherwise, you can re-run it a second time with -i option after you have
> set the <buffer_dir> to something accessible. Also, I've pushed on
> GitHub, in the dev directory, a version that, when launched with -i,
> will records ALL the discovered upnp devices and will NOT try to create
> a LMS instance, so no failure can happen at this 1st stage
> 
> Foobar stops because of lack of audio data. It seems that what you send
> to foobar is coming from a stream and there is a timeout happening into
> sq2u. The timeout happens when the other play command occurs, because
> creation of the other temp file takes too much time. This would probably
> not happen if you where playing a file, not a stream. The problem with
> streams is that there is always very few data to be buffered. But most
> likely, your <buffer_dir> is on a very slow peripheral (like a network
> drive) that can cause buffering problems, stream or not. In this log
> 
> > 
Code:
--------------------
  >   > 
  > [08:32:14.697] sq_read:677 [0048773C]: read 1048576 (r:200704 w:62)
  > [08:32:14.747] sq_read:677 [0048773C]: read 1048576 (r:98304 w:99)
  > [08:32:16.303] sq_read:677 [0048773C]: read 1048576 (r:69632 w:100)
  > [08:32:18.779] sq_read:677 [0048773C]: read 1048576 (r:253952 w:74)
  > [08:32:18.829] sq_read:677 [0048773C]: read 1048576 (r:110592 w:99)
  > [08:32:22.842] sq_read:677 [0048773C]: read 1048576 (r:8192 w:65)
  > 
--------------------
> > 
> 
> The w:xxx value should almost never be below <max_read_wait> - 5. The
> meaning of this is the amount of time sq2u had to wait to have data
> available in the buffer to be sent to the upnp player, calculated this
> way : (<max_read_wait> - w:xxx)*50ms. For example, with a value of 62,
> it means that sq2u waited (100-62)*50ms = 1.9s before getting data !
> 
> Anyway, forget the technical explanations, you can do two things: 
> 
> 1/ if the buffer directory G:\garmin is a slow access peripheral (a
> network drive for example - or something where file creation can be
> slow), change it to a local drive and all issues will be solved
> 2/ change the parameter <max_read_wait> to 200 or a bit more. I really
> (really) do not recommend using this solution, but you can try

Hi Philippe
Thanks yet again. My G: drive is the windows/boot drive (i.e. local)
mounted in the PC and is an SSD. I moved everything to a new
subdirectory G:\s2u and repeated the tests. At least this fixed the
default <buffer_dir> problem (see 1st zip file)
However, I'm still getting the low w:xxx values when playing the radio
streams, see 2nd zip file. This problem goes away when playing a music
file situated on another local drive, 3rd zip file.

Thanks again for your help, the set-up does 90% of what I need to do.
Best
crkm


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