azadian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I've got an industrial-strength firewall box, which, aside from the > usual plethora of port-forwarding holes for VoIP, P2P, etc, is screwed > down pretty tight. I can get internet radio, though, so unless there's > some special port-forwarding requirement for squeeze network, I don't > see how the problem could be my network.
I meant the network as a whole, including the Internet. I didn't assume that it's on your side. Internet transmission is unreliable by definition; it's up to the end points to handle that gracefully. In my opinion, the SB doesn't do an especially good job there. It should at least be able to resume at where it's been before, and take precautions that actions taken to remedy the situation, which couldn't be reacted upon (such as pressing the "right" button which would start playback elsewhere), don't mess up the situation further. Heike _______________________________________________ squeezenetwork mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/squeezenetwork
