I also have rebuffering with flac, never did before.
Player Model: Squeezebox Classic
Firmware: 130
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
Platform Architecture: i686-linux
Perl Version: 5.10.1 - i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.6
Total Players Recognized: 1
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Wired or wifi ?
Wifi is like weather inherently unpredictable , try wired to see if
rebuffering still occurs.
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 and assorted amps
SiriuS, Classe' Primare and
My problem is more unusual. I have not seen any reference to it on the
forums.
I get rebuffering also (SB3, wireless), but only when the SB is first
turned on. If I try to play music straight away, I get really poor
performance, stuttering display and slow response, then rebuffering,
then SB3
Since upgrading to 7.4.2. I also get rebuffering while playing flac
files. My setup is wired. Never had this before, but also not sure if it
is related to the SBS upgrade.
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bobkoure;510423 Wrote:
Not sure, but I'm pretty sure not.
A DD-WRT capable router might help you, though. If it's just a problem
with one device, you could wire that device to the WRT router, and put
DD-WRT into client mode. If it's a couple of devices, you can put it
into wireless bridge
wonder boy;509882 Wrote:
A N series router wouldn't provide more oomph then I guess?
Not sure, but I'm pretty sure not.
A DD-WRT capable router might help you, though. If it's just a problem
with one device, you could wire that device to the WRT router, and put
DD-WRT into client mode. If
PLEASE HELP!!
2 Booms and 1 SB3 all wireless. Major rebuffering since adding 3rd
boom, whether I stream FLAC or WMA from main hard disk or external it
works fine until I switch on the 3rd box regardless of which one. All
show signal strength 80% and above
Things left to try...down grading to
wonder boy;509860 Wrote:
PLEASE HELP!!
2 Booms and 1 SB3 all wireless. Major rebuffering since adding 3rd
boom, whether I stream FLAC or WMA from main hard disk or external it
works fine until I switch on the 3rd box regardless of which one. All
show signal strength 80% and above
Mnyb;509870 Wrote:
Is the server wired, if not wire the server this will cut the network
load by half. If you have a wireless server all streams have to go to
router via wifi then to the players this use up twice the bandwith
normally needed.
So a 3 player network would use the same
wonder boy;509875 Wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes the server is wired to the router, just
trying now to connect a boom straight to the router but need to delete
wireless settings first as it just connects straight away through wifi.
Good ! wifi is tricky, it usually local
Mnyb;509878 Wrote:
Good ! wifi is tricky, it usually local circumstances that determine
performance, search this forum there are many treads.
Try for example to find the least occupied channel if you have many
neighboring nets they could interfere if you are using the same channel
use ch1
Never had a problem with buffering ever until 7.4.2 Only with flac and
not consistantly. Hope they solve this as flac is the reason a lot of
ppl have bought Squeezeboxes.
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yesterday my server started dropping and showing severe rebuffering
problems, both on radio streams and local FLAC files.
Tried rebooting server and wireless AP, with no success.
Version: 7.4.1 - r28947 @ Tue Oct 20 07:58:02 PDT 2009
Hostname: oggy
Server IP Address: 192.168.1.124
Server HTTP
Zoltan,
WHS was apparently optimised for 0.5G, but HP added some stuff.
I then added SBS and MusicIP hence need for upgrade. Didn't want to
repeat the exercise so went straight to max).
I'm sure that Linux based solutions would be better, but at the time,
the HP medismart seemed good for me,
DigitalMitch;494490 Wrote:
Zoltan,
WHS was apparently optimised for 0.5G, but HP added some stuff.
I then added SBS and MusicIP hence need for upgrade. Didn't want to
repeat the exercise so went straight to max).
I'm sure that Linux based solutions would be better, but at the time,
DigitalMitch;493043 Wrote:
server performance (upgarded memory in HP Mediasnart to 2G)
Mitch
Is it just me, or shouldn't we be able to expect that the server
software is able to run on pretty low powered hardware. A mediasmart
with 2G sounds far higher than what ought to be acceptable
I'm not familiar with Airport but you amy wish to compare to the
following
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14570
Nor am I familar with Mac OS and boxes.
The timing of the problem suggests
1) the new OS plus upgraded SBS has stretched mac too far
2) the new software has an issue
What is the file format ? it could be some transcoding process that
fails ?
To rule out the wifi temporarily wire the whole system both server and
player (player is small can be moved ), if it still is rebuffering,
*only then* can you suspect combination of OS and server version.
The is really
Thank you for your responses. Hard-wiring the squeezebox to the router
is an excellent idea and I will try that. If nothing else, it will
eliminate some potential causes of the issue.
The squeezebox does not autoupdate but I have (as you might expect
given my performance issues) found
Yep Holding 1 is the xilink reset (you unplug it and hold 1 during boot
so that you see xilink reset in the display )
Holding + ( add ) is the factory reset.
Your SB3 should have firmware version 130 can bees seen in the web
interface
settings information page
If you rummage around in the
On Sunday 06 December 2009 05:37:49 pm apg wrote:
Since upgrading my squeezebox server to 7.4.1 and the mac mini on which
it runs to snow leopard I have had continual problems with rebuffering.
The problem manifests itself as follows:
- reboot squeezebox - everything fine when playing the
there are many threads on this and some details of your set-up would
help the community provide some specific suggestions.
Rebuffering of radio may be down to your ISP.
For local files I've seen rebuffering caused by:-
unstable router firmware (Belkin N1 Vision)
general wifi issues (moved to
Could the issue cause by the source which is Mac Mini? I used to have
similar re-buffering problem when streaming from Syno 207+ but the same
never reoccurs since I upgraded to Syno 209+ II.
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Mitch...
My set up is - intel mac mini 1.1 (1.83Gz core duo) w 1GB of memory
currently running snow leopard (10.6.2) and squeezecenter 7.4.2 (recent
build - yes, I'll try anything...) connected via ethernet to an airport
extreme. I have a v3 squeezebox running the firmware version
compatible
Since upgrading my squeezebox server to 7.4.1 and the mac mini on which
it runs to snow leopard I have had continual problems with rebuffering.
The problem manifests itself as follows:
- reboot squeezebox - everything fine when playing the first selection
- select a different record - record
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