snarlydwarf;273714 Wrote:
> Yes, it would break the stream.
>
> A TCP stream is defined as a unique pair of IP:PORT, IP:PORT. If the
> IP changes, the stream goes away.
>
> Why on earth they would change a dynamic IP so often is another matter:
> that is just plain nuts. Something sounds wron
Yes, it would break the stream.
A TCP stream is defined as a unique pair of IP:PORT, IP:PORT. If the
IP changes, the stream goes away.
Why on earth they would change a dynamic IP so often is another matter:
that is just plain nuts. Something sounds wrong with their setup or
your router or mode
jonheal;273575 Wrote:
> I'm just starting to research this, so I want to get my facts straight.
>
> Lately, it is becoming obvious that keeping a connection with an
> Internet radio station for more than a short period of time in our
> household is impossible. This is not a wireless issue -- I'm
I'm just starting to research this, so I want to get my facts straight.
Lately, it is becoming obvious that keeping a connection with an
Internet radio station for more than a short period of time in our
household is impossible. This is not a wireless issue -- I'm talking
about a wired SB3 connec
