OK, unplugged player from the power, stopped server, started server,
replugged player - problem still exists.
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I strongly suspect the problem lies with your AV receiver trying to be a
bit too clever.
You can try trimming the ends/beginnings of offending tracs in Audacity
or similar.
The problem doesn't lie with the SB hardware or software, as you've
seen in your other system.
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Phil Leigh
You want
Phil Leigh;694157 Wrote:
I strongly suspect the problem lies with your AV receiver trying to be a
bit too clever.
You can try trimming the ends/beginnings of offending tracs in Audacity
or similar.
The problem doesn't lie with the SB hardware or software, as you've
seen in your other
darrell;694168 Wrote:
I think you're exactly right.
It's a long story, but the album which I ripped was a promo/demo copy,
and now I have a copy of the actual release disc. I've compared the
two, and have found that the commercial release does not have the
inter-track gaps, and also the
darrell;694027 Wrote:
Since acquiring my Touch, my SB3 has been relegated to the TV room,
connected to an A/V receiver via coax. Listening in there earlier
today, I noticed that the receiver loses lock between tracks on some
albums (not all), meaning that I lose the first half second or so
