kidstypike wrote:
> Is the Pi4 a player as well as LMS server? What's the Pi4's 3.5mm
> analogue out connected to?
>
> What's the SB3 connected to, an amplifier, powered speakers, a DAC?
The Pi4 analogue output is connected to a simple analogue amplifier, and
the SB3's coax out goes to an
rbl wrote:
> The Pi4 is connected via the 3.5mm analog out, and the SB3 via the coax
> digital output. I'd be surprised if that was the problem.
>
> I thought there was a buffer setting on the SB3 in LMS but I am
> struggling to find it!
Is the Pi4 a player as well as LMS server? What's the
Paul Webster wrote:
> I assume you are using the analogue out from SB3 and connecting to
> powered speakers.
>
> Are there other ways to connect to them just in case it is that final
> signal path that is the problem?
>
> e.g. S/PDIF
The Pi4 is connected via the 3.5mm analog out, and the SB3
rbl wrote:
>
> The speakers are hard wired.
I assume you are using the analogue out from SB3 and connecting to
powered speakers.
Are there other ways to connect to them just in case it is that final
signal path that is the problem?
e.g. S/PDIF
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\"
Paul Webster wrote:
> I was suggesting the connection between the SB3 and the speakers is
> where the problem might lie.
>
> I think that the browser JavaScript updates the progress bar using a
> timer and periodically asks LMS where it should be. So it is very
> possible for the progress bar
I was suggesting the connection between the SB3 and the speakers is
where the problem might lie.
I think that the browser JavaScript updates the progress bar using a
timer and periodically asks LMS where it should be. So it is very
possible for the progress bar to be inaccurate when there are
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think it is unlikely to show anything in the logs because the problem
> is probably hardware related at the player or interconnects.
ok - I'll try taking a lengthy CAT5 to the SB3 then and see if that
stops the problem.
A slightly odd thing that I should mention is that
I think it is unlikely to show anything in the logs because the problem
is probably hardware related at the player or interconnects.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and
Paul Webster wrote:
> Do you have any lower bitrate local files to try with?
>
> Also - in the first post you said that there were no problems with BBC
> Sounds but in the reply you said that there are problems with it.
>
> If you can show that it happens with low bitrate content then it
Do you have any lower bitrate local files to try with?
Also - in the first post you said that there were no problems with BBC
Sounds but in the reply you said that there are problems with it.
If you can show that it happens with low bitrate content then it implies
it is not related to the
Paul Webster wrote:
> Does it happen when you play local music?
Yes, both when playing FLACs on my Pi4 or BBC sounds. I think if
anything more with the local music.
Is it possible to get more detailed log info that may help?
SB3 -> Quad 909 -> Quad Electrostatic speakers, Quad 405 -> TBI
Does it happen when you play local music?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\" plugin lots more - see
anyone?
SB3 -> Quad 909 -> Quad Electrostatic speakers, Quad 405 -> TBI
subwoofer
3 x SB3s + SB Radio
LMS on Raspbian on a Pi4
Rotel RSP1068 surround processor, Quad 707 -> B surround
rbl's Profile:
My WiFi SB3 occasionally stops, clicks, or makes odd noises. The obvious
answer is this is a networking problem but I'd be surprised since LMS is
running on a wired up-to-date Pi4, and the WiFi SB3 is pretty nearby
albeit on a 2 node mesh system. I live in a small detached house and the
WiFi is
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