Hello,
I'm sure as you suggest it's not a station issue in view of the quantity of radios in play. Interesting that it's not having to transcode on my Raspberry Pi. In truth I suspect I've had a reboot in the past with Radio 2 as well. It's just the radio is left playing LBC most days. Well I've now obtained a 3rd Squeezebox Radio (Number 1 and 2 both reboot with their respective power adaptors.) It had occurred to me (I'm an Electronics Eng.) that it would be great to check operation on a battery . But don't posses one today. I've just obtained a 3rd radio to try. So will give this a test and may even purchase a battery. As a crude test to check the power supply integrity I've turned the volume control to max. I think this would stress the external and internal supplies . But no reboots occur , which steers me away from this train of thought. As mentioned I've intentionally run all of my devices on direct cable connection. WiFi coverage in our Victorian property isn't 100%, even though I've an extra ground floor Devolo WiFi access point (via the mains/ethernet) and a dual band AC2600 router positioned mid way in the house. Thanks again for your suggestions. bpa wrote: > OK, this URL resolves down to two playlists via a https intermediate > playlist . Because I am outside the UK it may not be the same for you. > 1. An MP3 mono stream > http://media-ice.musicradio.com:80/LBCLondonMP3Low > 2. An AAC stereo stream with metadata > http://media-ice.musicradio.com:80/LBCLondon > > They both should play OK natively on Radio and there are a lot of UK SB > users so I'd expect a report of issues if it's the station. The "https" > part is an intermediary and LMS should deal with it. The ICY metadata > on the AAC stream is a bit non standard so it's possible its content at > some point might upset the Radio but I think it's unlikely. > > So that probably means issue is with Radio firmware, network or power. > > * Do you have any other radio that are not showing this problem, if so > can you swap PSUs. A common reason for odd SB player problems is PSU - > often they fail slowly become erratic. Take care - Radio PSU is 18V so > it must be another Radio PSU not Touch. > * Another possible problem could be power connector socket in radio - > the connector can become loose from motherboard due to age/solder dry > joint. It is easily checked after unplugging PSU. > * User with Radio using wifi have experienced problem with some newer > (e.g. Wifi 6) routers. I don't know if Radio's wifi hardware is turned > off when using a wired network connection. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bayard1music's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=51497 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=113309 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
