> Not sure I understand your question. No, I do not have music playing > constantly. I'll have a listening session and then empty the playlist in > LMS and move on to whatever is next -- work, sleep, TV, grocery store, > etc. However, nothing is turned off. When I come back for some more > listening, I simply pick what I want to hear and play it. That's when > the USB is wonky as described.
I was thinking about this, from the user manual > Front Panel Digital Lock Indicator:When no digital input signal is > present on a selectedinput,the first decimal point on the display will > blink on and off. For example the display will show: .65.0and the first > decimal point will be slowly blinking. If this occurs,check that the > correct input is selected and then check that the digital sourceis > connected, active and functioning correctly.Once a digital signal is > present, the first decimal point will remain constantly lit. The suggestion behind my clumsy question > Does the pCP player connecting via the usb always have content playing > through it ? > > ronnie is that maybe leaving the rpi playing (ie a constant stream of data) would keep the usb reciever locked on as the reconnection seems to be the flaky part. What sometimes matters is the usb recieving module itself, some makes don't always fit with all transmitters. Someone on another thread here, reported a problem with a rpi usb output and an integrated pre-amp/dac which used a usb module from a company beginning with A (can't remember the exact name). Anyways I see you have resolved your problem, which is a good thing :) ronnie ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Man in a van's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43627 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=112412 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
