Steve W;576941 Wrote: 
> I also think the same but I still worry about audio quality/integrity. I
> worry about small, occasional data loss that could just contribute to
> jitter, poor clock timing or stereo imaging and hence degrade the audio
> quality subtly without actual drop out?
Remember that the Touch and earlier Squeezebox players contain a buffer
that collects the incoming data stream and then parcels it out as
needed. I once unplugged the CAT-5 cable to my SB3 and it continued to
play perfectly for 7 or 8 seconds before it stopped. That's a long time
in the world of data transmission. 

Also, if you just want to be paranoid, any delay or minor interruption
in a wireless signal can be duplicated on a wired LAN that shares the
data path with other computers. 

The only problem with wireless is it can be subject to interference
from other wireless devices such as 2.4 GHz cordless phones, etc. It
that's an issue you're going to notice it and it won't be subtle.
Otherwise, my opinion is that if it is working, don't worry about it
unless you're just determined to have a case of audiophilia nervosa one
way or the other.


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