drmatt wrote:
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> Assuming, of course, that you have a Linux machine to run it on.
Thank you for the input, but alas, not a Linux guy yet, maybe someday
RonM wrote:
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> I upgraded to an Asus RT-N66U (branded as "Dark Knight", weirdly), which
> is a robust dual-band router.
Thank
Although it would require more outlay, you could try an upgraded router.
I had some problems with a series of basic and better routers - the
router is in the basement along with my music server, and the signal to
the deck off the main floor is on the other side of the house (farthest
possible
Redrum wrote:
> Something else but on topic, Through squeezebox information, I can only
> get a snapshot of the signal strength. Has anyone, through a SB app, or,
> say SqueezeCntrl (which I use) or similar, created a "live" display of
> the % that the SB sees? Just curious. It seems like it
My original query was if the receiver had an particular "optimal"
orientation. Thanks for all your thoughts, the findings for my specific
situation:
1) It didn't seem to improve flipping the horizontal plane of the
receiver vertically, in any rotation.
2) With the help of a 25' RCA cable I had
I would look at Powerline ethernet connectors in your position. You
don't need a high speed link for audio.
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one last thing. I am still running LMS 7.7.5. Not sure any work has been
done on the packet handling/buffering area of the server since that
release. If there has, perhaps I need to update.
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toby10 wrote:
> Garage have the foil covered insulation in the walls? I've never owned
> a Duet but I can see where by it's design the WiFi antenna is probably
> more horizontal oriented? Can you try the Receiver standing on it's
> side, possibly giving it's antenna a better vertical
Mynb - perfect, I'll give it a try, thanks.
Calle - yup, router to the attached garage is about 70' through a house
wall (with foil backed insulation), and either a garage wall, or, the
aluminum garage door. Hence the crappy (and fluctuating) signal
strength. One time I thought I had the perfect
Garage have the foil covered insulation in the walls? I've never owned
a Duet but I can see where by it's design the WiFi antenna is probably
more horizontal oriented? Can you try the Receiver standing on it's
side, possibly giving it's antenna a better vertical orientation?
Redrum wrote:
> Hi,
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> I could not find this in a search, so bear with me.
>
> I have four receivers and a touch scattered through the house, with the
> exception of one in an attached garage. All run fine, with the exception
> of the occasional "buffering" of the garage receiver, and any
Have a look at this tread .
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?100887-Receiver-WiFi-improvement=Receiver+wi-fi+antenna
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200
Hi,
I could not find this in a search, so bear with me.
I have four receivers and a touch scattered through the house, with the
exception of one in an attached garage. All run fine, with the exception
of the occasional "buffering" of the garage receiver, and any other
receiver that might be
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