I had no problems when I connected to mysb.com, I then increased the
buffer to 10 from the default 3 and then I had no problems connecting
directly (without going through mysb.com) so everything works ok now.
However the audio quality is still poor on the stations I listen to
regularly. I tried
It's just the low kbps stream offered by those stations through
RadioTime that is causing the lower audio quality.
I do use a sub with my Boom. But try yours first without, then
decide.
Best to have the Boom placed in a corner with a lot table surface in
front of it to produce more boom from the
I have a SB3 classic and there seem to be no forums for the classic so I
decided to post here.
The quality of the radio seems pretty poor as compared to a traditional
receiver. I have mine hooked up to a HK Receiver and when I play the
same station for example Q104.3 the radio on the HK receiver
dandan123;591064 Wrote:
I have a SB3 classic and there seem to be no forums for the classic so I
decided to post here.
The quality of the radio seems pretty poor as compared to a traditional
receiver. I have mine hooked up to a HK Receiver and when I play the
same station for example
Try better audio quality streams. On your player or MySB.com or web UI
of your SBS server go to Internet Radio Search
Put in RealDJ or AVRO, hit enter, pick a stream. These will give you
an idea of what better audio quality streams can sound like on your
system.
As suggested, your buffering
I don't think it's my network as I can play music without any problems,
it's only internet radio that has the problem. I read somewhere on
these forums that increasing the buffer size fixes these issues, I'll
try this when I get home.
My setup is a squeezeplug running SB Server connected to a
Try connecting the SB3 directly to MySB.com, see if that helps.
But if you can play local music files without issue it may be your ISP
doing bandwidth shaping or throttling.
But it should play such streams without issue under normal
circumstances.
I play those AVRO 320k streams to three
