philippe_44 wrote: > Bad news ... I was wrong, updating Net::SSLeay does not solve the > problem on the Pi. My small filtering script of server.log was incorrect > so I simply missed the issues. Back to square one. > > I've tried to change the SSL protocol version & encryption cipher in > HTTPS.pm, no result (I've verifed that with an incorrect > version/encryption, LMS barfs). I've tried no authentication, no > encryption, same result. > > I've reconfirmed by listening the audio myself and using my UPnP Bridge > with foobar2K as a player, issue does *not* happen on my Windows and > *does* happen almost all the time (>90%) on the Pi during the 1st block > playback. > > With the UPnP Bridge, foobar2000 whines that it receives suddenly a > corrupted flac frame and then stops (hence it's easier to track). Again, > the same fb2k, same Bridge running on same platform (remember the Bridge > does not need to run together with LMS), if LMS is Windows, no problem > happens. It does sounds like a corrupted ssl exchange at some point, but > can't find where. > > I'm running out of ideas > > [edit]: for clarity, the ssl socket closes *before* foobar2000 whines > about corrupted frame. It's not foobar2000 having an issue and then > causing LMS to stop and close the socket, this is the other way around.
I can't add anything remotely as technical as this (it's beyond me) but just to say I still regularly have the same jumping issue. I have the latest version of LMS running on a WHS-2011 server. It works perfectly for everything else on LMS, it's just the RP Flac streams (all of them) that I have issues with. every 2-3 songs the song ends early and jumps either to a Bill or Rebecca announcement or to another song. The weird thing is that it every time it does the jump thing it steps forward a few songs and gradually gets out of sync with the normal AAC stream. I was listening to the Flac stream this morning. I then went into another room that was playing the AAC 320mbs stream. The AAC stream was around an hour behind the Flac stream. If you switch RP-flac off and then go back in, it is in sync with the AAC stream until it does one of it's little jumps. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ philsparks's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=67500 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108189
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