That was for diagnostics. Anyway: as you were watching the numbers go
down your display was on, wasn't it? . When the second number goes down
SqueezePlayer doesn't receive new data (or new data arrives too slow) .
Playback continues until all data is consumed.
Is your router a fritz!box?
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OK so if the second number was hitting zero that presumably means that
the wireless connection is dropping on the S3?
The router is a Belkin Playmax N600, sited about 15 feet away with no
obstructions in between.
itm's
itm wrote:
OK so if the second number was hitting zero that presumably means that
the wireless connection is dropping on the S3?
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No, it just means data arrives slower than it is consumed, which could
have several reasons :
- S3 turning off WiFi to save battery power. Unlikely when the
bluegaspode wrote:
97%- 99% - this is normal operation.
Could you please watch those numbers until a dropout happens?
What happens, when you keep the display on, do the dropouts disappear?
There are some nasty devices, which shut down the WiFi when the screen
is off, to safe even more
bluegaspode wrote:
What type of music-files are you playing (FLAC, mp3) ? What quality?
If you are streaming FLAC the first thing I'd try is to switch over to
mp3 (even if its just a test), just to check if you are having bandwidth
problems.
Frequent dropout typically mean, that your
itm wrote:
There are a few access points around - could this be caused by channel
interference?
Yes could very well be,personally I use an app on Android called WiFi
analyser to select the best channel
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.farproc.wifi.analyzer
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itm wrote:
I'm playing mp3s of various qualities - usually around 192k. The buffer
numbers in Squeezeplayer fluctuate between 97% and 99% - is that
normal/good?
There are a few access points around - could this be caused by channel
interference?
97%- 99% - this is normal operation.
Could
If you can't get Squeeze Player working, there's an alternative now for
4.1+ devices called SB Player.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.angrygoat.android.sbplayerfeature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbmdyeWdvYXQuYW5kcm9pZC5zYnBsYXllciJd
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itm wrote:
I'm using the Squeezeplayer Android app on a Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.2),
playing back music from LMS 7.7.1 (installed on a Windows 2008 Server).
I'm about 20 feet from a Belkin Playmax N600 router which is my wireless
access point. I'm having problems with frequent drop-outs - i.e.
I'm using the Squeezeplayer Android app on a Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.2),
playing back music from LMS 7.7.1 (installed on a Windows 2008 Server).
I'm about 20 feet from a Belkin Playmax N600 router which is my wireless
access point. I'm having problems with frequent drop-outs - i.e. about 5
secs of
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