Seems that you (collectively) had it pretty much right all along. Turns
out to have been a network switch. I replaced it and it now runs like a
champ!
Thanks to all.
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rfrost;548423 Wrote:
Sorry, Phil, I should have specified.
Whoah - rebuffering on a WIRED connection? - packet collision?... or
something else on the network eating the bandwidth?
What version of SBS are you running?
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a
Phil Leigh;548665 Wrote:
Whoah - rebuffering on a WIRED connection? - packet collision?... or
something else on the network eating the bandwidth?
What version of SBS are you running?
Or bad cabling job.
In my former office, well, okay, so that was 12 years ago... the phone
guy did the
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
RebufferingÂ… XX% Where actually is the stall happening, on
rfrost;548387 Wrote:
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
RebufferingÂ… XX% Where actually
rfrost;548387 Wrote:
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
RebufferingÂ… XX% Where actually
Transcoding happens on the server. FLAC, though, isn't transcoded
unless you've changed some advanced settings - it's streamed as-is to
both the SB3 and Touch. Sounds like your problems are most likely to
be with your network. Are the players connected wirelessly?
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JJZolx
Jim
Sorry, Phil, I should have specified.
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So the emerging consensus is that it's a network issue; I'll check that
thoroughly, as I've had problems on that leg of the network in the
past. It just seems odd that I'd get a slowing rather than an all/none
result, as is usual in the digital world. Yet more digging in dusty
areas to check the
rfrost;548429 Wrote:
So the emerging consensus is that it's a network issue; I'll check that
thoroughly, as I've had problems on that leg of the network in the
past. It just seems odd that I'd get a slowing rather than an all/none
result, as is usual in the digital world. Yet more digging in
JJZolx wrote:
That's why streaming MP3 instead of FLAC will often gain you continuous
playback - the same buffer that holds 30 seconds of FLAC audio might
hold 2 minutes of MP3 audio.
This is 100% true. Back when the SB1 was current and it used 802.11b,
you could often find that you could not
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