mrw wrote: > No new ideas, but an observation: switching to a stream with a different > sample rate is enough to reset the audio chip and restore the base. > Quicker than a power cycle. > > I happen to have some presets playing streams that deliver 48,000 > samples per second, and others that deliver 44,100. So it's easy for me > to do that. But I don't think LMS readily reports the sample rate, so > figuring out what each stream delivers might be a challenge. Perhaps > worth trying a few random prods at your presets next time.
Oh, that's interesting. And easy enough to do (not least as a few of my favorite BBC presets come in alternative formats, so I can just make sure I have some at one rate and some at the other: makes very little actual difference on the ear). Any idea on how that works, from both angles? How does the chip lose its bearings, and how does a rate-switch fix it? AGB Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.6 - 1521467459 @ Thu Mar 29 16:46:01 WEDT 2018 Operating system: Windows 10 Music Library: external SD, exFAT (FLAC music; mp3 voice) USA: LinkSys WRT54GS Router, WPA2 1 x Touch, LAN (Firmware:7.7.3-r16676) Controller: 7.7.2-r9663 France: Sagem Livebox 2FR, or Freebox 1 x SB3, wireless. (Firmware 137) 2 x Touch, 1 wireless, 1 LAN. (Firmware:7.8.0-r16754) Controller: 7.7.1-r9557 3 x SB Radios [2 wireless, 1 usually LAN]: 7.7.3-r16676 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ agbagb's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7034 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=104141 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
