Recoveryone wrote:
> The point is this, I made no comment about anyone's personal level or
> ability, I even conceded my point with the test results presented by
> Mnyb. So to make a comment about someone on a personal level (and that
> was the context of his remark) I returned one in kind. You
Julf wrote:
> Well, toby10's suggestion makes more sense than your 5G one...
The point is this, I made no comment about anyone's personal level or
ability, I even conceded my point with the test results presented by
Mnyb. So to make a comment about someone on a personal level (and that
was the
Recoveryone wrote:
> Imagine what your life would be if you actually did something worth
> while :)
Well, toby10's suggestion makes more sense than your 5G one...
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear
toby10 wrote:
> Imagine the sound improvement if he had USB speakers on his computer and
> went from USB 1 to USB 3. ;)
Imagine what your life would be if you actually did something worth
while :)
1st Touch in main HT rig hardwired to router connected
2nd Touch Wirelessly connected (Master
Imagine the sound improvement if he had USB speakers on his computer and
went from USB 1 to USB 3. ;)
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Recoveryone wrote:
> but I guess bumping up to 5G allowed less traffic and better signal
> strength for all my Touches in the house
That's not how WiFi works, moving the server to 5 GHz will not affect
the signal strength to your Touches in any way.
Your Touches clearly had sufficient connection
I can't argue with the test results, but I guess bumping up to 5G
allowed less traffic and better signal strength for all my Touches in
the house (all are connected at 80% or higher since the change). All I
know its sounding better and that was the only change made to the
system.
1st Touch in
On the original topic .
30-50% wifi strength is not good enough it's till marginal close to 100%
is reliable .
LMS does not measure this in a good way I would say 50% is not good .
Bite the bullet and pull some Ethernet wires through the house .
On that other topic, no network topology does no
Recoveryone wrote:
> It wasn't the router, but the server I added an 5 G adapter, the router
> has nothing to do with it as the Touch connects to the sever for file
> info. And I did not expect any changes as I was only doing this switch
> for relieving the amount of devices on the 2G signal, I w
Just connect server via cable, better not use wifi for LMS server.
*SqueezeBoxes:* 2x SB2 (Living room and study), 1x Radio (Kitchen), 1x
Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x piCorePlayer (Garden)
1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch (Bedroom)
*Server:* LMS1 7.7.3 on window
Apesbrain wrote:
> Glad this worked out for you, but there is no reason for anyone to
> expect the introduction of a 5G wireless router will improve the sound
> quality of their Squeezeboxes. You might believe you hear a "bigger
> sound stage and more depth", but I suggest this is due to your
>
It might turn a 1 into a 1.1 and a 0 into 0.1 - you never know
*Pi3 with piCoreplayer music on QNAP TS419p via NFS*
iThingys/iPeng/Tablets/Jogglers
*Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 - > Celestion Ditton F20s
*Office* - Pi -> Sony TA FE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi & SB3 -> Onkyo
Actually think the internet would be a saner place if all texts
containing "s*und st*ge" would be quietly sent to /dev/null.
I mean, is it really a thing? Is it ever used in any meaningful
context?
And if someone actually believed the stuff, hooking up the server to 5
GHz isn't "putting out more
Recoveryone wrote:
> The unintentional bonus using the 5 G on the server was a bigger sound
> stage and more depth in my music. After thinking on this, it makes good
> sense as the 5 G is putting out more bandwidth to my squeezebox touches.
> We all known being hardwire is best, put like most my
This was the only thread I could find concerning wifi traffic, so I am
posting this little info here.
My Verizon/Frontier router took a dump recently and I order a new one.
With the growing number of wifi devices in my home (30 +) I needed to
start dividing up the devices to cut down on the strai
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