Well touch wood, my network has been better since moving over to
different channels.
I guess, despite being the same SSID / password, the 2 networks are
different physical networks which a device has to link to communicate
through. And defined by the SSID, not the channel number as you say.
swayzak wrote:
Avoiding shared channels with your neighbours (to minimise interference
issues) would also apply to this situation ?
Yes, depending on how far away they are.
If you have an Android phone,down load Wifi Analyser. You'll see what
wifi networks are in your vicinity, what
kesey wrote:
Yes, depending on how far away they are.
If you have an Android phone,down load Wifi Analyser. You'll see what
wifi networks are in your vicinity, what channels they are on etc.
There's probably a similar iOS app
That's exactly what I use already - and obviously showed very
bonze wrote:
I have been happily running Squeezeplay on my Win7 (now 8.1) machine for
a few years with no problems.
My LMS is installed on a WHS.
Yesterday, for apparently no reason, Squeezeplay stopped talking to
the LMS.
It may have been because I was rebooting the WHS at the time, but
pizzaman wrote:
My guess is it just took a while to get your LMS (logitech media server)
online and active. In between SqueezePlay defaulted to squeeze network.
If you would have just waited a little bit and then restarted
squeezeplay, it might have given you the choice of your media server
swayzak wrote:
That's exactly what I use already - and obviously showed very strong
signals from both my networks on the same channel number. If different
devices are connected to the separate networks (despite sharing same
SSID/password) then I would suspect interference could be an issue.
In addition to the correct points garym made:
All devices communicating over a certain channel have to share the
limited bandwidth of that channel and have to avoid collisions while
talking. So the more clients are talking on a channel the less
throughput can be expected. And the different
I am having issues downloading music tracks as mp3 from my collection,
which is in FLAC. The problem is documented as a new TRAC ticket
http://orangebikelabs.com/trac/orangesqueeze/ticket/137
In short, downloading a single track correctly initiates transcoding on
my server (grabbing the URL from
spozate900 wrote:
It's not working for me. It still says down for maintenance.
Firmware update not out yet, should be soon. You'll see a message to
update the software/firmware when it's ready.
Tony
#63743; SBTouch #9834; SBRadio #9836;
Tony T wrote:
Firmware update not out yet, should be soon. You'll see a message to
update the software/firmware when it's ready.
Ok. Thanks Tony for the update.
spozate900's Profile:
Personally I also use Orange Squeeze Preview too and haven't manually
started squeezeplayer for ages.
In OSP just goto the player screen and click the option to start
squeezeplayer.
Note this is only the player menu available from the left swipe main
menu, then option to start SP doesn't appear
Found one answer to that question. Bought this:
15600
That adapter's ten bucks on eBay. Has an HDMI in, to plug in the
Chromecast device, then use that audio out to achieve the equivalent of
a Squeezebox device, for line level music input. Plug that audio into a
little $20 Lepai 2020+ amp
Pay some attention to which AP your squeezebox actually is connected to
,they are not known to have a very good roaming function , especially
the controller you may have to force it to reconnect sometimes .
Main hifi: Touch +
I have done it with DLNA and others to
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?100503-LMS-7-7-2-QNAP-und-DLNAp=764431viewfull=1#post764431
1 x Touch
1 x Radio
LMS 7.8 running on QNAP 219P
Squeeze Commander
Squeeze Player
Phone: HTC Desire HD
jimbobvfr400 wrote:
In OSP just goto the player screen and click the option to start
squeezeplayer.
Thanks for the suggestion - I'll try doing it that way.
Mark Miksis's Profile:
Thanks for the added info.
I will be trying 1,6, 11 in lieu of 6 on each.
I'll use Wifi Analytics to document any changes room by room to satisfy
my own curiosity.
thanks again.
phb (3.5 Booms, 2 SB3, 1 Rec'vr, 2 Controllers, Touch, 2 Radios (1UE),
iPeng UE: itouch iPad, Squeezepad, 2
Thanks. I have found that HDMI-VGA adaptor on Ebay UK.
Am I right that it will require a power supply. Some of the other
adaptors show a power cable terminating in a USB plug,
Have I got this right? The HDMI cable carries no analogue audio, so the
adaptor must have an on board DAC.
Have you
pbroughton wrote:
Thanks for the added info.
I will be trying 1,6, 11 in lieu of 6 on each.
I'll use Wifi Analytics to document any changes room by room to satisfy
my own curiosity.
thanks again.
Edit: HELP!!
I am using the Securifi Almond Router set up as a Range
Firmware update not out yet, should be soon. You'll see a message to
update the software/firmware when it's ready.
Here's another update. As I mentioned earlier this week we do have
firmware with a fix for the Rhapsody/Napster issue. Unfortunately it
turned out that this came at unexpected
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