castalla wrote:
> Live streams reset at about 7 mins. to 0 - then sound disappears
I assume it does not happen with local files > 7mins ? Can you tell me
what is the throughput of the live stream ? And a log capturing the
event always helps. Another detail: the mac address of you device is all
axelwin wrote:
> Hello,
> Are you aware that this plugin is preventing NAS to hibernate (DS214 at
> least)?
> Could you find out why i got this problem, is it normal ?
>
> Moreover It looks like that this plugin is now activated by default in
> new LMS 7.9 installation => i add to remove it...
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> I would recommend the deleting of cache.db after installing this latest
> release.
What problem did you see ?
Normally deleting cache.db is relevant when URLs have changed but in
this case none of the significant URLs have changed.
bpa wrote:
> 16-Dec-15
> Release notes for BBCiPlayer 1.4.7
>
I would recommend the deleting of cache.db after installing this latest
release.
--
Ray
LMS 7.81
Squeezebox Duet
Windows 10 1511
Raymond Woodward's
Mainly buffering problems - having set to display live playing picture
after install.
Once I deleted cache.db the problems disappeared.
(not tried rewind options yet, but certainly this release looks OK so
far here).
--
Ray
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> Mainly buffering problems - having set to display live playing picture
> after install.
I think that may be coincidence as LMS cache will have no real effect
once stream has been started. A possible explanation is when live
picture had been started there was "new"
djavet wrote:
> Great! Thx a lot for your reply.
> I found this one: https://github.com/mika-fischer/triode-spotify-clone
>
> Is it the one?
>
> Dom
Yes that exactly the one. I modified to support Windows and fetch the
newest version of Spotify Triod.
PM me if you need help. :)
philippe_44 wrote:
> I assume it does not happen with local files > 7mins ? Can you tell me
> what is the throughput of the live stream ? And a log capturing the
> event always helps. Another detail: the mac address of you device is all
> 0, why is that ?
No problem with local files.
But - I
Just tried the "skip back to start" on BBC R4 and R3 using an O2 Joggler
controlling a Boom.
Excellent work bpa:)
and the program pictures are a neat feature:cool:
Ronnie.
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With regard to skip back to program start. BBC hinted that they only 2
hrs backwards but I have tested their online (and then on BBCiplayer)
some R3 concerts and have gone back about 2.5hrs wihtout any problems. I
suspect BBC may actually hold a program length of live (e.g 3 hrs R3
concert) or
ian_heys wrote:
> First of all this an observation and not a complaint or request for
> assistance. Chapeaux to bpa and phillipe.
>
> I have both squeeze2cast and squeeze2upnp and both of them are having
> difficulty when trying to play high bite rate live DASH streams from
> bpa's latest BBC
castalla wrote:
> First, more tests with iplayer aac streams. these are very variable -
> they reset at seemingly random points - last test reset at about 12
> mins. No sound after reset. Also - if I pause the silent stream, the
> buffer file just keeps on growing (?)
>
> Secondly, what dev
ian_heys wrote:
> Changing bpa's plugin selection for live streams to: HLS>DASH> whilst
> leaving on demand streams at DASH results in rock solid performance from
> both.
Out of curiosity why use HLS for live instead of DASH when you seem to
want higher bitrate and DASH for UK is supposed to
bpa wrote:
> Out of curiosity why use HLS for live instead of DASH when you seem to
> want higher bitrate and DASH for UK is supposed to have has a higher
> rate than HLS ?
> Is there a problem with live DASH and Castbridge ?
>
HLS reports 339kbpS in LMS gui and DASH reports 320kbpS in LMS gui
Don't worry I found it !
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Basic is good enough to start with. When you mean "pause silent stream",
> you mean the player has gone silent, right ? The file continues growing
> because sq2u buffers the live stream so that you can restart exactly
> where you paused. Do you observer the tsame problem if
First of all this an observation and not a complaint or request for
assistance. Chapeaux to bpa and phillipe.
I have both squeeze2cast and squeeze2upnp and both of them are having
difficulty when trying to play high bite rate live DASH streams from
bpa's latest BBC iPlayer plugin. Music (FLAC)
ian_heys wrote:
> HLS reports 339kbpS in LMS gui and DASH reports 320kbpS in LMS gui - I
> don't pretend to hear any difference obviously.> > >
> >
> > My mistake - I'm outside UK so was going on memory. I incorrectly
> > thought HLS live stream were stuck at 128k
> >
> > Live DASH through
philippe_44 wrote:
> Do you see a problem with squeezelite or is this only with my bridges ?
Trying to log at the moment but hasn't stopped for last 35 minutes.
Never seen it happen on squeezelite.
If I do get a log I'll try to send you the relevant part.
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Squeezeplay (On windows at least) displays correctly IE Neither VU or SA
> is affected by volume control.
>
> I will try Squeezelite with Jivelite on WIndows when I get a little time
> and see if this performs OK
>
VU only works with jivelite on linux. Mac/Windows not
Stopped after about 40 minutes. I think this is the log from the time it
stopped.
[14:47:55.343] CastSocketThread:621 [0048E7BC]: type:PONG (id:0)
[14:47:56.249] SendCastMessage:277 [006ADD50]: Cast sending:
{"type":"GET_STATUS","requestId":2299,"mediaSessionId":1}
[14:47:56.280]
philippe_44 wrote:
> Do you see a problem with squeezelite or is this only with my bridges ?
> Any chance to capture a log when the problem happens ? If there is a
> timeout within the bridge, I could probably see and fix that but I need
> to know if the player is starved of the bridge is
I've just posted an observation in the Cast Bridge thread which is
related to the BBC iPlayer and wondered if anyone else was seeing this
issue.
No action required. Have perfectly working system.
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ian_heys wrote:
> I've just posted an observation in the Cast Bridge thread which is
> related to the BBC iPlayer and wondered if anyone else was seeing this
> issue.
>
> No action required. Have perfectly working system.
Have you looked in the log file ?
Have enabled logging to trap events ?
hello,
just upgraded (very smoothly) to latest version on my 415+, and some
errors show up in the scan log:
**
happens once, beginning of the log:
[15-12-17 11:37:58.0531] Carp::Clan::__ANON__ (216) Warning:
DBIx::Class::ResultSet::update_or_create(): Query
Have a longer log file but it ends in the same place.
19476
+---+
|Filename: server.zip |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=19476|
ian_heys wrote:
> Longer Log
>
> 19478
Unfortunately, this still does not back enough. I would need the whole
file, not only what is in the web page. if you are on Linux, it should
be in /var/log/squeezecenter/logs/upnpbridge.log (I'm typing that from
memory, but this should give you enough
bpa wrote:
> Copy log file into a text file , zip it and attach to a post.
19475
+---+
|Filename: BBC iPlayer Log.txt |
|Download:
philippe_44 wrote:
> 'Generate' stops the instance if it is running, launches it again with a
> special command line parameter to only discover players and then exit.
> It then restarts in normal mode if it was previously running
Include this info in your next release of the user guide :-)
But
19480bpa wrote:
>
>
> There should be hundreds if not thousands of lines in the log file.
> Ideally before a test run, stop LMS, delete the server.log file and then
> start LMS so only text in the log file is from the current test.
This is the whole thing (I think)
19480
ian_heys wrote:
> Stopped after about 40 minutes. I think this is the log from the time it
> stopped.
>
> [14:47:55.343] CastSocketThread:621 [0048E7BC]: type:PONG (id:0)
> [14:47:56.249] SendCastMessage:277 [006ADD50]: Cast sending:
> {"type":"GET_STATUS","requestId":2299,"mediaSessionId":1}
>
Longer Log
19478
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|Filename: CastbridgeLog2.zip |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=19478|
ian_heys wrote:
> Stopped after about 40 minutes. I think this is the log from the time it
> stopped.)
Any chance of logging DASH to INFO at the same time ?
edit:
Does castbridge result transcode or does it senf AAC to CCA ?
bpa wrote:
> Any chance of logging DASH to INFO at the same time ?
>
Thinks I have the concurrent LMS log but having a struggle getting it
into a message.
Any chance of PM'ing me your email?
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ian_heys wrote:
> 19475
First - that's a tiny log - not enough to make a diagnosis. What
happened to the rest of the log file ?
You need to create a text file and then zip thre text file and then
attach to a post.
What snippet is there is very very strange - it looks like the wrong URL
is
oyvindo wrote:
> I can SSH into the NAS, and I will try that - but not until I return
> from the Holidays.
> However, I fail to understand your logic about the failure to generate
> the config file. My understanding from the config page, is that the
> plugin is not running unless the Run box is
philippe_44 wrote:
> Unfortunately, this still does not back enough. I would need the whole
> file, not only what is in the web page. if you are on Linux, it should
> be in /var/log/squeezecenter/logs/upnpbridge.log (I'm typing that from
> memory, but this should give you enough info to find it
philippe_44 wrote:
> I don't know where I would put a larger constraint on LMS compared to
> native squeezelite. Do you think of a special case ?
Before we chase arounbd - the log file was very very strange - I can't
see how any stream could work even normally. This may be UK thing. I
need a
bpa wrote:
> My mistake - I'm outside UK so was going on memory. I incorrectly
> thought HLS live stream were stuck at 128k
>
> Live DASH through both squ2upnp and Castbridge stops a lot - HLS solid.
>
>
>
> According to BBC HLS will stop - but it will depend on getting DASH
> support on
ian_heys wrote:
> Thinks I have the concurrent LMS log but having a struggle getting it
> into a message.
>
> Any chance of PM'ing me your email?
Copy log file into a text file , zip it and attach to a post.
bpa's
philippe_44 wrote:
> This is an ARMv5 and the build for this proc version are the ones I
> can't test. WRT directories, the plugin simply uses LMS recommendation,
> it is possible that you have some links between the 2 path you listed.
> Can you SSH/Telnet to your NAS ? If you can, launch the
>
ian_heys wrote:
> Have a longer log file but it ends in the same place.
>
> 19476
You seem to be copying data from a web page and not the file and so
there is HTML scattered through the logs. Please copy the server.log
file.
Code:
bpa wrote:
> THis is my theory. AFAICT the design of LMS expects each player to be
> served with data until it is "Full" (or in the case of live a threshold)
> whereupon it will go quiet, play the audio at normaltime and then data
> need only be sent to it a in small lumps as audio data is
ian_heys wrote:
> I'm on windows but not difficult to find.
>
> 19482
It stops because for 20 seconds no data is received from LMS, so the
buffer remains empty and then the bridge closes the connection with the
player. ( parameter). 20 seconds is a hell of a time, but
maybe this is not a
oyvindo wrote:
> There are two files in ralphy's ZIP container. Do I need to copy both to
> my NAS?
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
squeeze2cast-armv5-static
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PLAY:3, PLAY:5, Marantz NR1603, JBL OnBeat, XBMC,
philippe_44 wrote:
> That's it - you need the static build that I cannot do, so try to use
> what ralphy provided and you should be good to run
There are two files in ralphy's ZIP container. Do I need to copy both to
my NAS?
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
philippe_44 wrote:
> squeeze2cast-armv5-static
Hey - we're getting somewhere :-)
Now the error message reads:
Command '"./squeeze2cast-armv5-static"'
failed with return code 126 and error message
-sh: line 9: ./squeeze2cast-armv5-static: Permission denied.
philippe_44 wrote:
> It is very big - all you can eat because it uses a local file to buffer
> data
That's the problem - no flow control. It should be reproducible on my
system as it should not require the UK only high speed stream. I'll do
some testing tomorrow.
philippe_44 wrote:
> Still, if you think about the original squeezelite, it has an internal
> buffer of 2-8MB, so this is already a lot. Of course I'm adding more
> than that through the local filer buffer as the internal buffer gets
> flushed immediately, but I think expanding the other timeout
pinkdot wrote:
> Well, learned something here. I wasn't aware of the fact that it is
> possible to block ports in the firewall settings. Last time I spent some
> time in the firewall settings was in DSM 5.0 ;-) messing around with
> some region settings.
>
> What I can think of is, that
philippe_44 wrote:
> Doesn't the LMS scheduler spread time to each player on the GET response
> ? Still, if it happens to be a problem, setting gives
> flow control, unless the CCA (UPnP) player eats everything as well (and
> some do). In such case, I have no way to know what the real internal
bpa wrote:
> and so on until in about 6 secs the URLS is readdy but then DASH player
> will move onto next URL of next segment which is not ready and so
> process will repeat.
I did see progress clock continually cycling through the last few
seconds of the program after it went silent.
Just a heads up to folk that it seems that the CCA is fussy about the
wi-fi network it connects to.
Yesterday I set it up in my Living Room connecting to a homeplug Devolo
access point. This AM I moved it into my office for further testing
where I have a more industrial Netgear AP. Despite a
oyvindo wrote:
> Hey - we're getting somewhere :-)
> Now the error message reads:
>
> Command '"./squeeze2cast-armv5-static"'
> failed with return code 126 and error message
> -sh: line 9: ./squeeze2cast-armv5-static: Permission denied.
hmmm ... not sure. You might have to run it from another
philippe_44 wrote:
> In case you need to increase the , this is now safe you
> don't have a risk to block the rest of sq2u. Still, this would be
> surprising, as the wait value is in 50ms steps, so 300 means 15 seconds
> already !
I set the max read to 600 - the live dash stream played for over
When you uploaded the -static file did you give it the same owner /
group & permissions as the rest of the folder ? It should be the same as
all the other files owner / group wise but executable as well.
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*Living Room* -
bpa wrote:
>
>
> There is something not quite right about server setup - the log file has
> no timestamps
Sorted that out now thanks bpa, hadn't noticed as I was happily using my
setup without any major problems.
oyvindo wrote:
> Include this info in your next release of the user guide :-)
Guide freely available, so you're welcome to contribute :)
>
> But what about the path issue?
> Plugins::CastBridge::Squeeze2cast::start (150)
> /opt/ssods4/var/home/SqueezeboxServer/slimserver.pl: exec failed: No
>
philippe_44 wrote:
> This is the right file and if it does not run, what message do you have.
Command '"./squeeze2cast-armv5"'
failed with return code 127 and error message
-sh: line 8: ./squeeze2cast-armv5: No such file or directory.
Linvincible wrote:
> hello,
>
> just upgraded (very smoothly) to latest version on my 415+, and some
> errors show up in the scan log:
>
> ...
>
> Are these known issues?
>
Some of them yes. This is one of the reasons why I stopped updating the
LmsRepack repo, and made the switch to the
bpa wrote:
> The log file is better.
>
> The following lines indicate that player is asking for more data than is
> available (i.e. 404 error) . One possibility is the player internal
> buuffer is very large, how big is the internal buffer of Castbridge
> player ? Hwoever player gets over
oyvindo wrote:
> Command '"./squeeze2cast-armv5"'
> failed with return code 127 and error message
> -sh: line 8: ./squeeze2cast-armv5: No such file or directory.
That's it - you need the static build that I cannot do, so try to use
what ralphy provided and you should be good to run
LMS 7.7.5
d6jg wrote:
> I am on very good internet connection here.
Just for the record, so am I, Virgin Media Cable TV 200MBpS and it
checks out on SpeedTest.
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Guide freely available, so you're welcome to contribute :)
>
>
>
> I really don't know but this seems to be a specific thing with your
> platform. Have you tried to manually launch the app ?
I've never had any problems running any other plugins, and my LMS is
installed
ian_heys wrote:
> 19480
>
> This is the whole thing (I think)
>
> 19480
The log file is better.
The following lines indicate that player is asking for more data than is
available (i.e. 404 error) . One possibility is the player internal
buuffer is very large, how big is the internal buffer
Please be more specific... I do not know what other place to choose, and
I do not know what you mean by "running as root".
Is this "static" file a self-contained executable, or does rely on all
the other dll libraries in the same directory on order to run?
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
bpa wrote:
> That's the problem - no flow control. It should be reproducible on my
> system as it should not require the UK only high speed stream. I'll do
> some testing tomorrow.
Still, if you think about the original squeezelite, it has an internal
buffer of 2-8MB, so this is already a
d6jg wrote:
> When you uploaded the -static file did you give it the same owner /
> group & permissions as the rest of the folder ? It should be the same as
> all the other files owner / group wise but executable as well.
Yes, I did now, and the error message disappeared, but what effect
should
oyvindo wrote:
> I finally made it run on my NAS using PuTTY console and the command exec
> ./squeeze2cast-armv5-static :o
> It now plays just fine, but I have a PuTTY window which continuously
> spews out info, and it refuses to follow the playlist. I have to start
> the next song manually. It
philippe_44 wrote:
> It does not go into the LMS server logfile, it does to stdout, or you
> can redirect that to a file or to null.
How do I redirect it to null?
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philippe_44 wrote:
> okay, got it. About squeezelite, it has a 3 buffers, one for streaming,
> one for decoding and one for outputting to the sound card. Each buffer
> is managed by a different thread. They work obviously in cascade flow
> control and the stream thread does not read the socket
bpa wrote:
> I know squeezelite and understand how it works - I need to understand
> how it has been modfied for castbridge. I then need to think things
> through For exmaple If I introduce a delay in the plugin - it mightn't
> help if the player keeps asking for data it will soon catch up
philippe_44 wrote:
> hmmm ... not sure. You might have to run it from another place or run it
> as root at least for test
I finally made it run on my NAS using PuTTY console and the command exec
./squeeze2cast-armv5-static :o
It now plays just fine, but I have a PuTTY window which continuously
Yes, I do gave a password on my LMS as it is available externally. Is
that a problem?
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Yes, my bridges will not be able to get metadata if LMS has a password.
> A lot of other features are awfully degraded. As an advice, I'm not sure
> you want to let your LMS accessible from the outside. The password
> protection is pretty weak, I think. If you want outside
bpa wrote:
> About the Get - normally the GET would either return with data or stay
> open until source (e.g. BBC) has data to send - either way there is a
> gap to allow other things to happen. With DASH URLs are allocated
> sequentially (unlike HLS where an updated playlist has to be fetched)
> VU only works with jivelite on linux. Mac/Windows not supported.
Ahhh I've just found that out :)
> No mistype. Hence my comment about not being able to reproduce it.
OK, sorry was just checking
> How are you changing the volume to affect the VUs?
Via Volume control bar on Jivelite or from
ian_heys wrote:
> I did see progress clock continually cycling through the last few
> seconds of the program after it went silent.
The WebGUI clock "ticking" as a measure is not indicative of anything
but when there are sudden jumps forward or backwards - it means the
server has done some
oyvindo wrote:
> Yes, I do gave a password on my LMS as it is available externally. Is
> that a problem?
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Yes, my bridges will not be able to get metadata if LMS has a password.
A lot of other features are awfully degraded. As an advice, I'm not sure
oyvindo wrote:
> I agree of course, but for now username:password is better than nothing
> and I haven't been able to figure out how to configure SHH through the
> router given to me by my cable provider. So let's leave it at that for a
> while. Maybe you'll figure out a simple way to deal with
philippe_44 wrote:
> Sorry, was not trying to be pedantic :(
My fault, I didn't mean to sound abrupt.
> So my changes with regards to flow control is then mainly what I
> described before. The stream process is unchanged except to make it
> multi-threadable. But as the streambuf is flushed
castalla wrote:
> I set the max read to 600 - the live dash stream played for over 3 hours
> !!! Maybe that's the solution ?
>
> I'll test overnight with a different stream and report back tomorrow.
A bit earlier. I think the issues with the Flow are solved - played
another dash stream for
castalla wrote:
> A bit earlier. I think the issues with the Flow are solved - played
> another dash stream for over 90 mins.
>
> Here's the actual config - add to the predefined list?
>
>
> >
Code:
> >
> 0
> 1
> uuid:93b2abac-cb6a-4857-b891-0019f5874e84
philippe_44 wrote:
> Good - I think I will change default read_wait to 600 anyway. BTW, did
> you have to set byte_seek to 1 ?
Do you mean Accept byte seek ? Set to Yes.
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bpa wrote:
> My fault, I didn't mean to sound abrupt.
>
no worries :)
>
> OK I ran a test with my CCA and it stops playing after about 30 mins.
> It looks like castnbridge decided to close the connection because it got
> not no data in 7 secs - is there a timeout or some sort which closes
bpa wrote:
> My fault, I didn't mean to sound abrupt.
>
no worries :)
>
> OK I ran a test with my CCA and it stops playing after about 30 mins.
> It looks like castnbridge decided to close the connection because it got
> not no data in 7 secs - is there a timeout or some sort which closes
Hi Phillipe
A question about Chromecast Audio device.
As far as I can see there is no visibility of any metadata in the output
of this device. Is metadata required by the CCA or could it be all
turned of by including a "Turn Off All Metadata" selection for Audio
Devices?
I can reproduce.
Changing volume via LMS web-page or directly using Jivelite reduces the
VU-Meter amplitude.
When I change volume on LMS the slider on jivelite moves as well - so it
must be the same.
However, if I change volume using alsamixer, the volume of the sound is
reduced but this does
bpa wrote:
> [
>
> Increasd time to 200 now connection stays open and castbridge still
> reads the audio from LMS but audio out of CCA stops
>
> >
Code:
> >
> 15-12-17 22:48:00.7397] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::DASH::sysread (781) sysread -
checking chunks : 2played
No I mean was it needed to make something work ?
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[philippe_44 wrote:
> Yes, the sets in 50ms increments a timeout afterwhat the
> CCA to bridge link will be closed by castbridge. We had the same
> discussion on the UPnP bridge thread and castalla got it solved by
> putting 600 = 30s timeout. But the timeout happens on the bridge <=> CCA
>
Which QNAP model? It may not be powerful enough to do the necessary
transcoding. Neither of mine are.
I have all my local FLACS on a QNAP but LMS is on a different machine
that reads the QNAP. The extra power of the LMS server makes scanning
and transcoding no issue whatsoever.
You can do this
mherger wrote:
> > They were already on the list - the repos may be out of dat because
> of
> > google code.
>
> Is there a new repository file I should include?/QUOTE]
>
> Probably - proper migration from Google Code is on my Todo list and
> needs to be addressed before Jan 2016 as Google
dustinsterk wrote:
> This is just what I was looking for! I just ordered two CCA (on sale
> for $55). Can anyone confirm if multi sync is working with this plugin
> (it appears it is not due to discovery via mDNS)?
>
> For users that are brand new to LMS (my friends and family), or have
>
castalla wrote:
> No problem with local files.
>
> But - I left the flow playing a live mp3 stream overnight - it's still
> playing after 8 hrs.
>
> Will test further today with iplayer streams
>
> Forgot to add mac address
In case you need to increase the , this is now safe you
don't have a
Mnyb wrote:
> What if you don't like the UI experience of swiping past 20 apps in the
> background :/ it's clutter . But I keep iPeng on now if it newer send
> WOL when not in focus on the screen...
>
> Some apps like Spotify are horrible with detecting changing network
> conditions 4G vs wifi
d6jg wrote:
> That's more likely to be the car head unit causing that than Apple. The
> head unit will be "made for iPhone" or similar and as soon as your phone
> connects it tries to play your Apple Music.
Yes, indeed.
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First of all a big thanks to disaster123 for enabling me to add this
extra functionality to my squeezebox system - it's a wonderful
enhancement. I was wondering does anyone have a solution to the "airplay
to synchronised players" problem? I have miscellaneous players
throughout my house and the
axelwin wrote:
> ... i had to go into DSM parameter / security / firewall / add new rule
> to open 9002 port.
>
Well, learned something here. I wasn't aware of the fact that it is
possible to block ports in the firewall settings. Last time I spent some
time in the firewall settings was in DSM
philippe_44 wrote:
> In case you need to increase the , this is now safe you
> don't have a risk to block the rest of sq2u. Still, this would be
> surprising, as the wait value is in 50ms steps, so 300 means 15 seconds
> already !
First, more tests with iplayer streams. these are very
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