If you kill SqueezePlayer from a desktop without hitting pause or stop
first, then the stream will continue. Maybe SBS still thinks the
player is out there
Not sure if the same applies to a 'hardware' player if you switch off
the mains without pressing power-off first.
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TranquilP
Downloading a song or Streaming a song is nearly the same. If you use a
service like rhapsody which streams the mp3 to your computer you will
still be using memory. Downloading a song means it is saved on your
hardrive, but streaming a song is nearly the same because the
information still has to b
daytripper;613489 Wrote:
> thanks guys, this is interesting. If I turn off my SB without stopping
> the radio stream, does it continue to stream..?
>
> The numbers that the SB takes still don't seem high enough to top out
> my usage but this is very useful stuff
>
> ta
hmmm, i don't think so,
thanks guys, this is interesting. If I turn off my SB without stopping
the radio stream, does it continue to stream..?
The numbers that the SB takes still don't seem high enough to top out
my usage but this is very useful stuff
ta
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A typical 128kbs radio stream will eat around 56MB per hour. So three
hours a week is likely to be around 750MB month.
Is your router's wi-fi secured? If not maybe someone else is leeching
off it.
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and remember to stop the stream if you are listening to internet radio.
Without a job at the moment, so the radio get to play many hours
everyday. With email and surfing it is 60 GB a month... got a 200 GB
allowance
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daytripper;613424 Wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> I listen to Internet radio a fair amount, but no massively - perhaps 3
> hours per week. There's no internet screensavers etc on there at all
>
> The router won't tell us which devices use what, it gives a daily
> report but it seems pretty
Thanks for the reply.
I listen to Internet radio a fair amount, but no massively - perhaps 3
hours per week. There's no internet screensavers etc on there at all
The router won't tell us which devices use what, it gives a daily
report but it seems pretty random; some days increase a lot, others
daytripper;613420 Wrote:
>
> So my question is this: is there anyway that the Squeezebox could be
> affecting my usage..? The system is permanently connected so I'm
> wondering if there's anyway it can impact my online usage..?
>
Do you play internet radio or other online services(Napster, Pand
Hi there
I run a Touch, Radio and Boom off a USB hdd. The whole thing runs off
my wireless router, a BT HomeHub.
Now, I know this is a little out-there, but I'm trying to explore all
the options...
In the last few months around (but not exactly when) I've had the SB
system, my internet provide
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