ajmitchell Wrote: > I have bought another SB2 in order to test my system. If the new > wireless SB2 works ok, I am going to conclude that there is a problem > with my SB3 (all possibly all SB3s if no one can confirm that this > combination works). However if the new SB2 does not work your > hypotheses about wireless or file decoding may apply (somehow). > > Alex I look forward to learning how things work out. I must say I agree with those who have implied that network saturation is the likely culprit based on your description (i.e. all three players on wireless).
If it is cheaper/easier than running CAT5 to one of the SBs, a solution might be to place a second wireless access point right by the one you already have, and configure things like this: Wireless AP (set to channel x) ^ ^* __________________________| | SBa--| | SBb--| Wireless AP (set to channel y)| ^ SBc------| This connection marked with ^* uses one of the switched ethernet ports on each of the wireless APs. The two plain ^ "connections" are wireless. Disclaimer I haven't (yet) needed to try this myself, but I think it would be likely to do the trick. Edit: So much for my ASCII art-- the consecitive spaces don't get rendered. The idea in English: connect a second Wireless AP, set to a different channel, into the first with an ethernet wire. Set two of your SBs to connect to the SSID of the old AP, and one to the SSID of the new AP. -- abdomen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ abdomen's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1205 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=20534 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
