4lex wrote: > Hello all. I've built a couple of RPis which I'd like to sync to my > squeezebox duet receiver. LMS is latest release and runs on Win 7x64, > connected on ethernet to the router, as is the duet receiver. I've tried > the RPis on ethernet, EOP and wifi to no avail, the playback starts to > drop out on all receivers almost immediately I ask them to sync. The > RPis are 1x model A and 1x model B, both running the most recent > raspbian and squeezelite-armv6 which is started at boot as a cron job. > > Pretty sure I have sufficient bandwidth to each as they'll all happily > play different streams for hours without trouble, and Android device > clients sync just fine on wifi. > > Any ideas please folks? Sure I haven't included enough detail, but I'm > completely new to linux - what should I be checking? > > Many thanks, > Alex
4lex I have seen your post a little bit late but hope this helps: I have similar setup: 1x receiver (eth), 2x RPi 512mb(wifi), 1x iPeng player on iphone 4s, LMS 7.8 on Qnap. Try picoreplayer(https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/), its tiny, easy to setup, reliable. I use "-n PLAYERNAMEHERE -a 60:4" in setup menu ( a few more inputs for my usb dac). That works good for the sync with my players, you can change "60" to your needs, if sync fails. I was using squeezeplug before picoreplayer. I like it too (had wifi dropouts after router reboots) and will use it again if I need player and LMS on same device. For now simpler is better. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mkkyah's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=58652 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=97046 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
