Does anyone know how to change the sequence during startup? I assume
that it is necessary to make the wireless LAN connection before SC
starts up.
I just got my USB drive back from warranty repair. I'll probably just
switch back to using it. The new Touch sounds like a good idea, mount
the drive
eq72521;468080 Wrote:
I think I *may* have experienced this problem once or twice since going
to 7.4, and this is actually the exact setup I have. So it may not be
immune. I'll keep my eye out.
I've never had it with a USB drive - their drivers are loaded and the
disk spun-up quite early
My OS has no problem with the drive. It shows up in Windows Explorer
just fine. It is SC that loses it. Actually the contents of the library
still shows in SC but trying to play a file is where it goes wrong.
I've only seen this happen with the NAS. I have to suspect that the
connection to the
Regalma1, as another solution as to when things start up, I would
suggest to not have SC automatically start up with Windows. After the
system comes up and your drives are connected, then start SC manually
and make sure that this really is your problem. It does sound logical
and it probably is,
Phil Leigh;468469 Wrote:
I've never had it with a USB drive - their drivers are loaded and the
disk spun-up quite early in the Windows stack... before any network
drivers need to load for network drive mappings.
My USB drive does take an inordinate amount of time to come online.
It's on an
I have an XP based laptop which has SC loaded on it. I use a NAS for my
library. The laptop is on WiFi, my SB and NAS is ethernet.
This works fine most of time. Then I will lose my connection to my
library. Everything looks right on SC, and the SB shows Now Playing but
nothing happens. After
I don't use Windows for SC/SbS, so I can't help you with the specifics.
However, as to the general problem I suspect that when booting, Windows
is loading SC before your NAS drive gets logically attached to the
system. SC looks at where you've indicated the library is (eg,
\\NAS\music), sees
This is yet another reason (I now have about 20) why using a NAS purely
as an audio drive makes no sense - much better to use a USB disk for
this purpose. Sorry.
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta
Phil Leigh;468006 Wrote:
This is yet another reason (I now have about 20) why using a NAS purely
as an audio drive makes no sense - much better to use a USB disk for
this purpose. Sorry.
I think I *may* have experienced this problem once or twice since going
to 7.4, and this is actually the
