Paul Webster wrote:
> Write it down on a piece of paper and stick it to the back of the
> players!
Not a bad idea, have already done that with the pi3 user name and
password... must be age LOL :p
*Server*pi3 pCP3.5.0 LMS7.9.2
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DavidBulluss wrote:
> Not a big problem as long as I remember the fix for next time :o
>
Write it down on a piece of paper and stick it to the back of the
players!
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
paul- wrote:
> Synchronizing is not a perfect science, and if you have audio problems,
> should be the first thing you disable.
>
> If the hardware is not identical, problems are worse..even if they
> are the same, clock rates of the two devices are never identical. This
> causes them to
Synchronizing is not a perfect science.
If the hardware is not identical, problems are worse..even if they
are the same, clock rates of the two devices are never identical. This
causes them to get out of sync.
Take a look at the synchronize settings on the players tab in the LMS
settings.
mherger wrote:
>
>
> And yes, please try without the syncing.
>
> And please check what streaming format you're using
> (Settings/Advanced/File formats). If it's PCM, then try FLAC instead, or
>
> even MP3 (just to rule out a wireless bandwidth issue).
> --
>
> Michael
Michael - PCM is
Yes, LastMix uses Last.fm only to get information about the mix. For the
actual playback it would use whatever track was available (local, or
remote services such as Spotify, TIDAL, Deezer, Napster).
And yes, please try without the syncing.
And please check what streaming format you're using
As an aside, I have just come to realise that DSTM with LastMix ticked
actually streams from Spotty; I naively thought that it was streaming
from LastFM, I realise now that it only pulls the mix down from there!
So when I say I am having pauses in streaming from LastFM & Spotty I
really mean
paul- wrote:
> How many players do you have (even counting ones that are turned off)
> Are you sure you don't have another player sync'd.
>
> Also in the case of wifi, it is not just your activity, but a neighbor
> could be operating on the same wifi frequency..in which case you are
>
bpa wrote:
> SBT is connected by wireless and if Pi3 is also connected by wireless to
> internet then perhaps the double hop of internet traffic is too much for
> WLAN. With local file - there is only a single transfer active.
A good thought, but pi3 is connected to modem/router by LAN cable.
How many players do you have (even counting ones that are turned off)
Are you sure you don't have another player sync'd.
Also in the case of wifi, it is not just your activity, but a neighbor
could be operating on the same wifi frequency..in which case you are
sharing bandwidth.
SBT is connected by wireless and if Pi3 is also connected by wireless to
internet then perhaps the double hop of internet traffic is too much for
WLAN. With local file - there is only a single transfer active.
bpa's
w3wilkes wrote:
> Have you tested with your local music library to see if you still have
> the issue?
Looks like it
"Highest rate FLAC files stream from my library over wifi to SBT with no
problems"
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Have you tested with your local music library to see if you still have
the issue?
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on WHS 2011 - 2 Duets
and Squeeseslave
Cabin system - Rock solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on Win10 Pro - 1 RPi 3
Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and
Using pi3 with LMS 7.9.2 always updated. SBT is connected by wireless to
internet modem. The connection is used by other devices and has no
streaming issues. Highest rate FLAC files stream from my library over
wifi to SBT with no problems. Usually if there is a buffering issue the
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