Don't forget the obvious - a bad physical ethernet connection.
Have you tried different Ethernet cables ?
Have you visually checked the Ethernet socket of the SB player thta al
the 8 pins in the socket are still present & straight.
Can you change the device at the other end of the cable - if
Following an update to the firmware on my netgear router and extender my
players and boom no longer connect to the server although the radio
does. Everything is connected vis homeplugs. if I connect to the router
directly I get full connectivity but not so with the extender. I have
ordered
bernid wrote:
> Thanks. Ok I understand that there is and issue with ASIO, WASAPI and
> WDMKS in Squeezeplay. But I ask about ASIO, WASAPI and WDMKS output in
> squeezelite.
> You wrote:
>
> So I assume that last versions of WIN squeezelite supports ASIO, WASAPI
> and WDMKS?
> Please
DJanGo wrote:
> btw: there is a "issue" in the script
>
> it always move the first tracks to 2.nd postion when there is a 2nd
> Track and moves it back to its org. position to ensure dstm filled
> playlists are updated.
> By doing this the filestamp of the playlist is changed before copied
NE5 wrote:
> Sorry I missed this last bit I'll do that. What sort if info will it
> give ?
If you're able to open the web interface to the server it's telling you
that the server is at least running, a quick test you can do when the
player is unable to connect.
NE5 wrote:
> I am getting :
>
DJanGo wrote:
> We are talking/writing about the same.
>
> A saved Playlist- is an entirely different kind of flying altogether!-
> ;-)
I tried your one-liner yesterday and it works!
Thanks a lot.
-thomas
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*Server*: Raspberry Pi 3 running LMS 7.9.0
*Players*: SB receiver + 4 SB boom,
NE5 wrote:
>
> Can't connect to server"
> "Left to go back, right to try again"
>
After you go back (left), scroll down all the way through the entire
list of all menu items, loop back to the top menu items again.
Sometimes this causes the SB3 to now show more instances of LMS running
on
