I believe that these issues should be resolved now.
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I think I was mistaken. Looks like the New Streaming may be the culprit
here, after all. I just hooked up the same SB2 to an SC 7.2 server, and
using bitrate limiting (again, Flac to Mp3 at 256 kbps) it fills the
buffer to 100% in a matter of seconds. I see similar CPU percentages
for LAME (und
I would guess that the CPU difference is because SC is reading data at a
slower rate, but it should not be reading slower than necessary to fill
the buffer. We will have to get QA to reproduce this I think.
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Hadn't actually tried that. I see the 50% CPU when I run my flac to mp3
transcoding script. So I got as close as possible to the SC 7.3
conversion command.
Code:
"C:\Program Files\FLAC\flac.exe" -dcs "E:\flac\Allman Brothers\Eat a Peach\04
Mountain Jam.flac" | "C:\
Err, what I meant to say was FLAC -> LAME :)
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On Sep 7, 2008, at 12:01 AM, JJZolx wrote:
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> awy;337354 Wrote:
>> Presumably you have specifically configured the conversions so that
>> the
>> SB2 gets FLAC->MP3 transcoding.
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> Right, via bitrate limiting for the player.
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>> If you come up with any more information or insights it would be
awy;337354 Wrote:
> Presumably you have specifically configured the conversions so that the
> SB2 gets FLAC->MP3 transcoding.
Right, via bitrate limiting for the player.
> If you come up with any more information or insights it would be useful.
I think Andy hit it - looks like it was LAME spee
Presumably you have specifically configured the conversions so that the
SB2 gets FLAC->MP3 transcoding. If you come up with any more
information or insights it would be useful.
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Could be related to LAME or new-streaming, not sure.
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Anyone want to take a stab at what's going on?
I'd never paid attention to the buffer fullness before, since I almost
never experience dropouts, but I figured that the buffer was kept
filled to capacity and that with a near 100% wireless signal that it
would be quite easy for the server to keep i
I'm playing around with Mp3 transcoding and streaming and I'm displaying
buffer fullness on a couple of my player displays.
I have an SB2 sitting next to a Boom in my office, both of them
connected wirelessly, about four feet from my wireless access point.
They each get wireless signals in the 9
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