slartibartfast wrote:
> My house is fairly small which probably helps and I only have three
> homeplugs. One connects to my Raspberry Pi LMS server and another to a
> Virginmedia TV box which are both upstairs and the router is downstairs
> with another Virginmedia TV box wired to the router. I
If your Lyngdorf amp is one with "Chromecast built-in", you might give
the LMS Chromecast plugin a try. From what I've read, it can support up
to 24/192. Can't guarantee gapless or ReplayGain support with these
plugins, though, so you'll have to test that.
Honestly, the best player for LMS is
Dont think the homeplugs are an issue. The wired connection is solely
for being able to calbrate and operate the amp from my Ipad. Music
playback is wireless.
Anyway, I switched off the UPNP plugin in LMS and reverted to playback
via Airplay - and everything works as it used to - single touch
Apesbrain wrote:
> Good to hear your mesh network has been solid. What brand/model do you
> use?
Netgear Orbi RBK50/RBS50. However I use it as an "single" AP - DHCP,
DNS and routing done by ISP equipment.
bpa's
bpa wrote:
> I had many generations from different vendors and they all behaved oddly
> from time to time (most use the same chipset). Now reduced down to one
> pair for a connection and use mesh wifi instead. This has been most
> stable.
Good to hear your mesh network has been solid. What
slartibartfast wrote:
> I must be lucky. I have my LMS server on a Raspberry Pi connected to my
> router via Homeplugs and haven't noticed any issues.
I had many generations from different vendors and they all behaved oddly
from time to time (most use the same chipset). Now reduced down to
philippe_44 wrote:
> It really depends how many you have and how far they are and how many
> noise/black-out generators you have at your home. In my case, they
> really have always screwed up any real-time sensitive traffic like RTP.
> Anything that can't buffer will have these black-out
slartibartfast wrote:
> I must be lucky. I have my LMS server on a Raspberry Pi connected to my
> router via Homeplugs and haven't noticed any issues.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
It really depends how many you have and how far they are and how many
noise/black-out generators you
d6jg wrote:
> I agree. They tend to start off working ok then seem to degrade badly
> with exactly these symptoms.
> I ended up wiring key rooms to remove home plugs from the equation and
> upgraded the WiFi with 2 x Business grade APs.I must be lucky. I have my LMS
> server on a Raspberry Pi
+1 on homeplugs --- I started out with 2 netgear devices and was an
inconsistent experience ... if ethernet cable is not possible, you can
try another outlet for homeplug
--
Bill Clark, Windham, VT
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.3 - 1584993250 @
philippe_44 wrote:
> I have to concur to the idea. I have been having homeplugs forever, all
> generations, all brands and they always have been a consistent disaster
> with issues like what you describe. If you can, remove them. Ive not
> been able to get rid of all of them unfortunately, but
edwin2006 wrote:
> Are you able to test temporarily via a long network cable to eliminate
> the homeplugs?
I have to concur to the idea. I have been having homeplugs forever, all
generations, all brands and they always have been a consistent disaster
with issues like what you describe. If you
Are you able to test temporarily via a long network cable to eliminate
the homeplugs?
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
(Kitchen), 1x Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x
piCorePlayer (Garden) 1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch
(Study
Apesbrain wrote:
> Is your connection to the amp wired or wireless? If the latter, I'd
> check for network issues. Try another wireless channel. If you're
> using a mesh router, those are known to be problematic with LMS.
>
> Are you using LMS as your server because you have other
Is your connection to the amp wired or wireless? If the latter, I'd
check for network issues. Try another wireless channel. If you're
using a mesh router, those are known to be problematic with LMS.
Are you using LMS as your server because you have other Squeezeboxes?
Running latest versions of LMS and Squeezepad. Ripped music library and
LMS reside on Mac. Played over UPNP to digital amp. I have the Qobuz and
UPNP plugins on LMS.
Lately I am unable to play an album or playlist, whether from ripped
files or streamed from Qobuz on the stereo. Playing on the
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