Hi
with all the talk on digital interconnects affecting jitter, i was
wondering if connecting to my SB3 via some very cheap ethernet cabling
has any effetc whatsoever on the digital signal the Sb receives.
Would I be better off going wireless?
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mmg_fan
No, because it is all packetized and sent via TCP. Barring some CRC
collisions (incredibly rare, especially with a real data set), you will
get exactly the same data on the SB as you sent.
The only thing that really cheap cables would do is possibly lose or
corrupt data, which will just be
mmg_fan;187566 Wrote:
Hi
with all the talk on digital interconnects affecting jitter, i was
wondering if connecting to my SB3 via some very cheap ethernet cabling
has any effetc whatsoever on the digital signal the Sb receives.
Hi. No. Not even theoretically.
The squeezebox isn't
The things to consider are
1) signal strength. if you have thick walls or are going through the
walls at a steep angle, you may get reduced signal strength with
wireless Ethernet. With very low signal strength, you may occasionally
experience drop outs
2) cosmetics. Some folks consider a wire
