FLAC shouldn't put your router under particular strain - I'm listening
to the excellent new David Gilmour album which I FLAC encoded last
night (in fact I used EAC & Mareo to encode it using FLAC and the
highest bitrate CBR and VBR options for comparison purposes) No-one
else is streaming anything
I scanned all the messages, but don't think anyone has mentioned heat
might be the culprit. I know some folk have said that has been an
issue with their particular router, but don't know about the Belkin. A
good place to check would be the forums at http://www.dlsreports.com in
their hardware fo
OK, that does sound promising.
I still can't really believe it will solve my problem though - bearing
in mind I also have problems with copying large files over the
network.
Only one way to find out though...
Thanks for the info and the reassurance that it is an easy upgrade!
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Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> 6.2.2 is merely a bugfix of 6.2.1. It offers no new features. It's the
> firmware that's the big difference, but even that offers no new
> user-accessible features (lots of wireless fixes though).
>
I upgraded from 6.2.1 to 6.2.2 to resolve a problem where I would lose
m
Hmmm. Sounds like I should try 6.2.2 then!
May take a brave pill at the weekend...
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mwoodroof Wrote:
> And maybe someone can summarise what the main benefits of 6.2.2 (or 6.5
> for that matter) are for me? If my setup was working as it is now I
> would be MORE than happy with the functionality, stability and
> performance of it all - it is fantastic when it works!
6.2.2 is mere
Well apart from the problem I am having with my router it is!
Not sure why you ask? What I was trying to say is that, computer fan
that I am, I am not sure I want to get any more "bleeding edge" than I
already am! I know that pre release software is more likely to cause
problems than released sof
mwoodroof Wrote:
>
> To be honest, not sure I want to go to pre release software though
> really - I want a stable system!!
Interesting is your system "stable" now with a sanctioned release?
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Yup email is sent! Did mention that one problem was in a streaming
application but also said that the Windows networking file transfer was
not working and did highlight the apparent 200Mb "limit".
Hope they reply. Have a feeling they won't. Forums are much better for
getting help from than big co
Sounds like the e-mail has already been sent, but if it hasn't, indicate
the problem is transferring more than ~200 MB of files. If you indicate
the problem is with streaming, they'll likely point the finger at Slim
and wash their hands of any responsibility.
In this case, it seems to be their r
H. Thanks for the thoughts, sounds reasonable to me.
I have just emailed Belkin with details of the problem, so we will see
if they have good customer service and manage to help me out with it!
Will keep you posted...
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mwoodroof Wrote:
> Still not quite resorted to going pre release, will only do so as a last
> resort. I don't think it will help to be honest - I am getting more and
> more convinced that this is a problem with the router.
>
> I have just done another test - tried to copy a large (600Mb) folder
Still not quite resorted to going pre release, will only do so as a last
resort. I don't think it will help to be honest - I am getting more and
more convinced that this is a problem with the router.
I have just done another test - tried to copy a large (600Mb) folder of
MP3s over the wireless n
Aaahh, I see. Thanks for explaining that. Might give it a go if I can
summon the courage.
This digital music malarkey certainly isn't straightforward, is it?!!
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If you install the latest nightly release of slimserver, the SB will
upgrade the firmware to v35. You can go for 6.2.2, which is a
maintenance release, rather than going for the 6.5 beta. If it doesn't
work out you can rollback your slimserver to the current version, and
I'm pretty sure the firmwa
Thanks for the ideas guys.
Ben Sandee - When you suggest upgrading to the latest SB firmware, can
you clarify that? When I got my SB3 and set it up, it did an auto
upgrade, and reports using firmware version 28. Surely this is the
latest version? You mention version 35 - is that a pre-release or
I would also upgrade the router to the latest firmware to make sure
you're taking advantage of any bug fixes.
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On 3/7/06, mwoodroof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the thoughts. I admit I have been thinking the same myself. Iwould like to fix the Belkin though!!
If you haven't done so already, you should at least try the newest SB2/3 firmware 35 to see if maybe a fix went in to the SB that just happen
Thanks, will check that thread out...
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I've had problems with two wireless "all in one boxes":
The LINKSYS WAG354G would not complete VPN negotiation using AT&T
Global Network Client to my place of work. Never tried it with SB3.
My current NETGEAR 108 Mbps RangeMax ADSL Modem Wireless Router odel
DG834PN will not connect via WPA-PSK
Thanks for the thoughts. I admit I have been thinking the same myself. I
would like to fix the Belkin though!!
Another general question then - can I have some opinions on what is the
best wireless router to go for? I know this is a very general question
but I don't want to get something too cheap
This same sort of thing happened to me when attempting to use the Zyxel
P-330W as my wireless router. I was actually using 3 of them--2 as
wireless Ethernet bridges (for a couple of wired-only SB2s and some
other devices) and 1 as a wireless router. The ones that I used as
bridges worked flawles
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