JohnSwenson wrote: 
> The server starts sending the next track about 10 seconds before the end
> of the current track so the player has data when the current track ends
> so there is  no gap. It's also doing things like sending track data and
> cover art. It might have something to do cover art, or it could happen
> if you have  your library on more than one disk and one of those disks
> has  gone to sleep and has to wake up. 
> 
> You can look at the server log files and see if you see any errors in
> the output. 
> 
> One thing you can do is write down the specifics of the current track
> and next track when this happens and see if there is some correlation
> (like its always when going from the last track of an album to the first
> of another, or if it happens when changing sample rates, or when
> changing file types etc) Any such correlation will help pin things down.
> 
> 
> John S.
Thanks.  I know a few things already, such as it happens playing
sequential tracks on the same album, same sampling rate, same disk, no
change in covert art (and art not displayed anyway).  If I look at the
server processes I see the flac process dying and then restarting at
around this time.  In the past I tried sending flac instead of pcm and
it still happened.  

I don't recall ever having had this before I used the revised Kernel. 
With intermittent faults it's really difficult to know what to try,
since just because the problem doesn't show itself doesn't mean it's
fixed, and I don't want to start changing kernels unless I have a
reproducible problem.

When I tried to test it more thoroughly yesterday it wouldn't misbehave
at all on the same tracks, so it's clearly waiting for me to drop my
guard.  I'll have to wait until it plays up again and look at the log (I
can't imagine why I didn't do that before - Doh!).



LMS 7.8 on VortexBox Midi, FLACs 16 or 24 bit. Touch on Ethernet (in
another room), digital out to a Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC. Old wireless
laptop running Linux Mint Debian controls server using Chromium. 
Squeezelite on Ubuntu & Windows desktops plus the laptop.  Meridian
Explorer USB DAC to listen directly to Vortexbox & other PCs as
required.  Spare Touch in loft!
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