Some tracks on a disc will only have thirty seconds of the song.
How do you get to those albums?
The 30s might be the result of trying to play a copy of an album not
intended for "your" market. Music services have different albums for
different markets, eg. the ID for an album available in
This has come up with a few discs on Deezer now.
Some tracks on a disc will only have thirty seconds of the song.
For example, when I play "John Groban's Live from the Greek," the song
"America" is only thirty seconds.
Another is Straight No Chaser's disc "With a Twist," the song "Can't
Take
mherger wrote:
> > A couple of weeks ago two of my app names changed on the displays of
> my
> > various boxes. What had been "JazzRadio" is now
> > "RADIO_PROVIDERS_JAZZRADIO." ClassicalRadio did the same thing.
>
> Some of these strings are provided by mysb.com, some on both mysb.com
> and
Grossmann200 wrote:
> Regarding the two Wlans ... well I am not experienced enough ... pls.
> understand I am not an IT guy :-). But I got your point, that there are
> some kind of two Wlans sharing the same SSID.
>
> Regarding the sync success well this worked well while I streamed
> a
bpa wrote:
> If there are two WLAN qwith same SSID - then there are two WLANs as
> receiver will connect to one or other - they do not roam- and a receiver
> may connected to one with a porr quality signal.
>
>
> Streaming radio is not the same as streaming files - with files there is
> plenty
Grossmann200 wrote:
> well ... in Client-Bridge-Mode there is only one network. Hence all
> Squeezebox-Receiver should be connected to the same wlan (there is only
> one).
If there are two WLAN qwith same SSID - then there are two WLANs as
receiver will connect to one or other - they do not
DJanGo wrote:
>
> Wo hängt der fragliche Player dran ? Sicher an dem Accespoint der
> daneben steht? Sollte man meinen - muß aber nicht.
> Häng doch zum Test einfach den einen accespoint (router) ab und reboote
> den Player, nachdem du ihn näher an den anderen gestellt hast.
>
well ... in
bpa wrote:
> I'm worried if both wlan have same ssid that first receiver may be
> connecting to same ssid but different wlan to the 2nd receiver.
Why BOTH wlan? There is only one Wlan respectively one SSID. Everything
is connected to this one Wlan. At least following is my understanding:
-
atrocity wrote:
> Yep...I did things backwards and Googled that AFTER I stupidly
> questioned it in public. :)
>
> But I still wonder what really comes out of the digital output. I
> started using the optical output on a Panasonic player into a Sony
> receiver circa 1992 and everything just
I'm worried if both wlan have same ssid that first receiver may be
connecting to same ssid but different wlan to the 2nd receiver.
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Salve,
also die "olle" analoge zweidraht Technik hast Du nicht - das hätte es
einfacher gemacht.
Meine wichtigste oder besser zielführenden Fragen hast du leider
übersehen - egal nochmal.
Wo hängt der fragliche Player dran ? Sicher an dem Accespoint der
daneben steht? Sollte man meinen - muß
DJanGo wrote:
> ok how is your isp Router connected? Coax "Cable" or two line
> "Telephone"?
>
> You have to know - how your setup is working and that your 2.nd "router"
> (its a routing Bridge) in fact halfs your Bandwith cause its acting as
> sender abd reciever over wlan.
>
> I would move
Grossmann200 wrote:
> Regarding my setup?
> Well ... I am not a networker and usually I have to fix my technical
> "home" problems with the help of the internet :-). I have the situation
> that the modem of my ISP is very far away from my desktop computer,
> network storage etc. Because of that
bpa wrote:
> I don't fully understand your network setup.
me too ;-)
bpa wrote:
> How are the two ddwrt connected ?
> Do each ddwrt have a wifi nertwork ?
> If both ddwrt have a wifi network - do they have differeent ssid ?
He talks about Client Bridge Mode -> thats a wlan2wla connection
Wombat wrote:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaserDisc
> NTSC discs have a 44.056kHz audio track.
Yep...I did things backwards and Googled that AFTER I stupidly
questioned it in public. :)
But I still wonder what really comes out of the digital output. I
started using the optical output on a
I don't fully understand your network setup.
How are the two ddwrt connected ?
Do each ddwrt have a wifi nertwork ?
If both ddwrt have a wifi network - do they have differeent ssid ?
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bpa wrote:
> Have you done a xilinx / Factory reset on the receiver ? Fast blink red
> vs ordinary reset which is slow blink red.
>
> Do you use Net::UDAP to configure the receiver ?
I don't know what xilinx is, but I pressed the button on the
Squeezebox-Receiver for approx. 10sec. At least
Have you done a xilinx / Factory reset on the receiver ? Fast blink red
vs ordinary reset which is slow blink red.
Do you use Net::UDAP to configure the receiver ?
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toby10 wrote:
> You should not need to reset the Receiver on the same network just
> because you moved it's location.
well, I was running out of options and quite desperate. What I forgot:
after a reset, the Receiver also looses the Wlan-settings and it needs
to be connected with the controller
You should not need to reset the Receiver on the same network just
because you moved it's location.
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Grossmann200 wrote:
>
>
> ==> I am very certain the problem is somewhere "inside" this
> Squeezebox-Receiver.
Maybe try the power supply from one of the good ones?
Ronnie
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bpa wrote:
>
> Check your location for other sorces of wifi on the same channel - if
> you have an Android phone/tablet there are many good apps for this.
>
I have exchanged the problematic Squeezebox-Receiver with another one.
This 3rd Squeezebox-Receiver is now at the same position as the
Grossmann200 wrote:
> Why should the WiFi-connection breaks only when streaming a web-radio.
> but not when streaming music from a hard-drive?
Streaming music from harddrive (all audio of file is immeidately
available) comes across in a single http GET which means you'll get a
burst of data at
I just "discovered" the following:
I connected a 2nd Squeezebox-Receiver to my WiFi and started to stream a
webradio. I works without any issues.
First I thought: okay, perhaps it is the quality of the web-stream. I
stopped that 2nd Squeezebox-Receiver and started the 1st
Squeezebox-Receiver
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