[slim] problems with rebufferring

Just recently I started having rebuffering problems when playing hi rez audio on my transporter. I have never experienced this before. Any suggestions on how to fix this? Thanks in advance. WillieBoykin's Profile:

Re: [slim] problems with rebufferring

WillieBoykin wrote: > Just recently I started having rebuffering problems when playing hi rez > audio on my transporter. I have never experienced this before. Any > suggestions on how to fix this? > > Thanks in advance.Have you turned everything off and on again? Sent from my SM-G900F using

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

As an aside, tidal seems to buffer more when it's been playing for a while via Don't Stop the Music. Sent from my SM-G955W using Tapatalk doctor_big's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15196

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

First thing would be to upgrade to a version of LMS newer than 7.9.0 which is March 2017 - 2 years old - lots of small bug fixes since then, bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this

Re: [slim] Transporter sound very corrupted -- HELP

All my self generated flacs are at L5, and I re-encoded this one at that level. Made no difference, and as noted above made very little diff in file size, so presumably encoded at the same level originally. Yes, logic, which is why I've tried several analytic tacks. It seems likely the problem

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

bpa wrote: > First thing would be to upgrade to a version of LMS newer than 7.9.0 > which is March 2017 - 2 years old - lots of small bug fixes since then,Copy > that. On it. Thanks Sent from my SM-G955W using Tapatalk

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

doctor_big wrote: > As an aside, tidal seems to buffer more when it's been playing for a > while via Don't Stop the Music. > > Sent from my SM-G955W using Tapatalk Hmmm, I have to test this. I use Don't Stop the Music regularly - perhaps that's the culprit. Today 74 tracks into a 105 song

Re: [slim] problems with rebufferring

WillieBoykin wrote: > Just recently I started having rebuffering problems when playing hi rez > audio on my transporter. I have never experienced this before. Any > suggestions on how to fix this? > > Thanks in advance. There's not enough info for the tech gurus to go on. You need to provide

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

I'm using LastMix - Don't Stop The Music support using Last.fm. I have selected Tidal, DSTM, and LastMix for debug. Set LastMix to INFO only, or it'll flood your log files... And once you've reproduced the issue make sure to reset those settings. There's a choice for this in that dropdown

Re: [slim] VNC for piCoreplayer?

ralphy wrote: > There are a couple framebuffer vncserver implementations based from > https://github.com/ponty/framebuffer-vncserver which in turn is derived > from the example file > https://github.com/LibVNC/libvncserver/blob/master/examples/androidvncserver.c > > I have a working POC that

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

mherger wrote: > > Hmmm, I have to test this. I use Don't Stop the Music regularly - > > perhaps that's the culprit. > > That would be very surprising to me. What mixer are you using with DSTM? > > You might want to enable some logging for DSTM and the mixer used to see > > whether their

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

Set LastMix to INFO only, or it'll flood your log files... And once you've reproduced the issue make sure to reset those settings. There's a choice for this in that dropdown you mentioned. -- Michael Ok - I will experiment with this tomorrow. Tidal streamed flac perfectly today on a long

Re: [slim] Transporter sound very corrupted -- HELP

RonM wrote: > All my self generated flacs are at L5, and I re-encoded this one at that > level. Made no difference, and as noted above made very little diff in > file size, so presumably encoded at the same level originally. When I suggested re-encoding at a lower rate I didn't mean a lower

Re: [slim] Tidal Buffering Issue

Hmmm, I have to test this. I use Don't Stop the Music regularly - perhaps that's the culprit. That would be very surprising to me. What mixer are you using with DSTM? You might want to enable some logging for DSTM and the mixer used to see whether their activity coincide with the hiccups.