itm wrote:
> OK so if the second number was hitting zero that presumably means that
> the wireless connection is dropping on the S3?
> .
No, it just means data arrives slower than it is consumed, which could
have several reasons :
- S3 turning off WiFi to save battery power. Unlikely when the
bluegaspode wrote:
> 97%- 99% -> this is normal operation.
> Could you please watch those numbers until a dropout happens?
>
> What happens, when you keep the display on, do the dropouts disappear?
>
> There are some nasty devices, which shut down the WiFi when the screen
> is off, to safe even
OK so if the second number was hitting zero that presumably means that
the wireless connection is dropping on the S3?
The router is a Belkin Playmax N600, sited about 15 feet away with no
obstructions in between.
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That was for diagnostics. Anyway: as you were watching the numbers go
down your display was on, wasn't it? . When the second number goes down
SqueezePlayer doesn't receive new data (or new data arrives too slow) .
Playback continues until all data is consumed.
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itm wrote:
> I'm playing mp3s of various qualities - usually around 192k. The buffer
> numbers in Squeezeplayer fluctuate between 97% and 99% - is that
> normal/good?
> There are a few access points around - could this be caused by channel
> interference?
97%- 99% -> this is normal operation.
Co
itm wrote:
> There are a few access points around - could this be caused by channel
> interference?
Yes could very well be,personally I use an app on Android called WiFi
analyser to select the best channel
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.farproc.wifi.analyzer
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bluegaspode wrote:
> What type of music-files are you playing (FLAC, mp3) ? What quality?
>
> If you are streaming FLAC the first thing I'd try is to switch over to
> mp3 (even if its just a test), just to check if you are having bandwidth
> problems.
> Frequent dropout typically mean, that your
itm wrote:
> I'm using the Squeezeplayer Android app on a Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.2),
> playing back music from LMS 7.7.1 (installed on a Windows 2008 Server).
> I'm about 20 feet from a Belkin Playmax N600 router which is my wireless
> access point. I'm having problems with frequent drop-outs - i
If you can't get Squeeze Player working, there's an alternative now for
4.1+ devices called SB Player.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.angrygoat.android.sbplayer&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbmdyeWdvYXQuYW5kcm9pZC5zYnBsYXllciJd
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I'm using the Squeezeplayer Android app on a Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.2),
playing back music from LMS 7.7.1 (installed on a Windows 2008 Server).
I'm about 20 feet from a Belkin Playmax N600 router which is my wireless
access point. I'm having problems with frequent drop-outs - i.e. about 5
secs of
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