bpa wrote: > This indicates that your system has not been able to communicate with > Squeezenetwork for a long time - - perhaps you have network connection > issues. > > > This is consistent with LMS waiting for data from the network or network > connection has broken while LMS was waiting for data. > > > Is this a new problem that has just recently started happengin or it has > been around for a long time or have you just started using LMS or has it > just started when using LMS on Pi ...etc. ? > What station are you playing ? > Why have such an old version of LMS on a Pi ? > What OS is on your Pi ? > Are you players synced ? > What is the topology of your network ? > Generally the more info about the systems that are invoilebd when > playing atstauion will be useful.
I will try to answer the items one by one: "Is this a new problem?" Yes and no. I have those Squeezebox-Receivers since 2007. But from the beginning they have been very challenging for me (always some kind of issues). So I didn't use them constantly. However, for sure there was a time without that problem (but at that time, I didn't use two routers in a "client-bridge mode".) Now I want to give those Squeezebox-Receivers a try again. Reason: I have just dicovered that I can use Python to control them over the LMS's CLI. "What station are you playing?" I tried out at least five different stations. All with the same result. At the moment, I test it with the following Url, because that stream has a very low bitrate: http://www.antennebrandenburg.de/livemp3 Why have you such an old version of LMS on a Pi? Old? If I go to http://www.mysqueezebox.com/download, Version 7.7.5 is the most recent one ....did I miss something? What OS is on your Pi? Raspbian ... but I have setup this Pi perhaps already 3 year. However, I am still doing the updates/upgrades frequently. Are your playes sync? Not at the moment. Indeed, right now only one player is connected What is the topolgoy of your network. I have two routers, each running dd-wrt. Those two routers form a "Client Bridge Mode". The Raspberry is connected with the Client-Router directly over an Ethernet cable. The Squeezebox-Receiver uses the WiFi. I know, this is now indicating towards the "client brdige mode" is the culprit. But why is then a normal stream from the hard-drive causing no trouble at all? Also, everything else in the Lan/Wlan network runs smoothly ... besides the Squeezeboxes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Grossmann200's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=34175 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106693 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
