Hello community :) After following the pcp project for a looooong time I decided to take the next step after spotify pulling the plug and the amazing Mr. Herger coming to the rescue once again. (many "thank yous" Michael!)
First I'll start by saying I was *very* impressed by the simplicity effectiveness and performance of the rpi+pcp+lms combo. I only made a quick test with pcp as a player (usb connected speakers) and as I expected all this time one of my future projects will definitely be a pcp portable player with all the jivelite+touch screen goodies etc So big kudos to the pcp team and many "thank yous" as well. Keep up the amazing progress guys! Now since my current needs called for a server combo I set aside the speakers and focused on serving my transporter + radio (boom is currently offline for the time being but will be joining the herd soon) All _sort of_ worked as supposed to but there are some isssues: - the connected to lms clients (transp + radio) appear to connect and disconnect every 10 secs or thereabout...no this does *not* appear to be an _exact_ period but more of a rough description of the behaviour ie client is connected......after 10 secs or so disconnects.....after 1sec connects again...after 10secs disconnects etc - everything is wired nothing is wireless. a ping -t to the pcp shows no dropouts and all latency is 0ms as expected - when a player is playing a radio stream there are *no* audio-dropouts during all this connecting-disconnecting..I assume because of having full buffers and because the disconnection lasts only 1 sec or so - the observation of said disconnections came while managing the radio through orangesqueeze where one can see the radio appearing and disappearing from the list of available players. -this can not be an orangesqueeze problem since the transporter gives an audible sign whenever it loses connection to server (the digital outputs/inputs make a distinct clicking sound upon disconnection/reconnection) -like I mentioned all is wired and I also tried connecting the rpi to a different ethernet port using a different cable So these are my strange findings so far and I hope someone can chime in with some suggestions cause I'm out of ideas. Nikos ------------------------------------------------------------------------ _NK_'s Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2645 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108198 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
