Thanks all for the replies.
I have changed to FLAC but not sure if it's helped.
The TX rate has dropped to 2Mb some times, and has been 0 before too.
I wasn't sure if that was SqueezeCenter not pumping out the tracks or
if that was just bad network.
Anyways, it seems like I either need a new
tonythetiger;310746 Wrote:
Thanks all for the replies.
I have changed to FLAC but not sure if it's helped.
The TX rate has dropped to 2Mb some times, and has been 0 before too.
I wasn't sure if that was SqueezeCenter not pumping out the tracks or
if that was just bad network.
Anyways, it
tonythetiger wrote:
Thanks all for the replies.
I have changed to FLAC but not sure if it's helped.
The TX rate has dropped to 2Mb some times, and has been 0 before too.
I wasn't sure if that was SqueezeCenter not pumping out the tracks or
if that was just bad network.
Anyways, it seems
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 6:55 AM, tonythetiger
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Thanks all for the replies.
I have changed to FLAC but not sure if it's helped.
The TX rate has dropped to 2Mb some times, and has been 0 before too.
I wasn't sure if that was SqueezeCenter not pumping out the tracks or
Hi all, thanks for your repies.
My PC is wired to my router.
I'm streaming .WAVs
I have checked with NetStumbler and there is only 1 other network
around and it's not on same channel as mine - plus I have already tried
3 or 4 other channels.
Just seems so strange that things were better on SB3.
tonythetiger wrote:
My PC is wired to my router.
I'm streaming .WAVs
Streaming flac files is four times better. The files are 50% smaller,
and take 50% network traffic, and fit in the buffer better. Flac is
lossless, there is no difference in quality.
The smaller network traffic plus twice
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Pat Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tonythetiger wrote:
My PC is wired to my router.
I'm streaming .WAVs
Streaming flac files is four times better. The files are 50% smaller,
and take 50% network traffic, and fit in the buffer better. Flac is
lossless,
Ben Sandee;310436 Wrote:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Pat Farrell pfarrell (AT) pfarrell
(DOT) com wrote:
tonythetiger wrote:
My PC is wired to my router.
I'm streaming .WAVs
Streaming flac files is four times better. The files are 50%
smaller,
and take 50% network
Have you checked the TX rate as well as signal strength?
My SB3 started doing this on FLAC files (worked fine on MP3s) with the
signal strength between 80-86%. Turned out it was the server's
wireless connection to the router which was flaky - the server being a
Mac Mini which has always had a
Hi All,
How comes my Duet Receiver breaks up even with signal strength at
80-85% ?
It happens on both my SB3 and Duet Receiver. I've tried changing wifi
channels, switching off wifi encryption, moving router, twiddling
router aerial, disabling anti-virus etc etcie many hours wasted.
What I
Change orientation of SBR - from horizontal to vertical. The SB3 antenna
is more vertical than SBR. However breaksups are more likely due to
interference.
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What file type are you playing? Is your server running wireless as
well?
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I would suggest changing wireless channels and/or checking to see if you
are getting any interference from neighboring networks (e.g., if you
have a laptop try downloading netstumbler and see what it says).
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lanierb
I finally gave up on the wireless altogether and dropped $50 on a couple
of Homeplugs - easier than running Cat5 everywhere, and solved all my
SBR connectivity problems
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