ultra238a Wrote:
> @happyfisherman
>
> They are currently looking in to the issue of powering down with
> Slimserver installed.
Qnap TS-101 in "goes into stand-by" shocker!
The change to the browser refresh option works once you have updated
the firmware on the box.
My settings:
Slimserver -
emphyrio Wrote:
> I just started using Pandora & love it! Through their site I found out
> about the Squeezebox. I'm wondering, Pandora is officially only
> available to residents of the US. Their check is not very thorough: I
> was only required to enter any US zip code, and I'm off to enjoy it
Using a different shell won't affect your network share including your
printer. You just lost the traditional look of Windows. How many
processes on startup? Under MSCONFIG go to the "Services" tab, check
"hide all MS services" and see what else is hiding around.
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tf8252 Wrote:
>
> SqueezeBox: 192.168.1.110
> Subnet: 255.255.255.000
> Default Gateway: 192.168.1.5
> DNS: 192.168.1.1
> SlimServer (NAS drive): 192.168.1.5
> Bridge Wireless Ethernet: YES
>
> Do these settings look right?
No
A gateway is "when I have something to send that isn't on my n
But I AM CONNECTING to Slimserver wirelessly via my laptop...which is on
the same network.
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NAS is connected with a patch cable to port on the router, but still
can't connect to Slimserver
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tf8252 Wrote:
> Did I mention I have a CROSSOVER CABLE between the Squeezbox and tghe
> NAS?
The NAS may have an auto-sensing port (not sure if the Squeezebox
does). When/if you wire the NAS to the router, you should use a
regular patch cable as crossover cables are "NIC to NIC", i.e. used
when
I connected the NAS directly into one of the hard wired ports on my
wireless router with the ethernet cable that came with it...
Still can't connect to Slimserver
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tf8252 Wrote:
> Ok, I'll try it, but it still seem like I should be able to have the NAS
> wired to the Squeezebox, while the Squeezebox connect to the Squeeze
> Network via the wireless modem.
Your router is the general-purpose networking device that handles all
yoour local network and Internet
Did I mention I have a CROSSOVER CABLE between the Squeezbox and tghe
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tf8252 Wrote:
> I know many others are connecting with ethernet cable from/to their
> Slimserver though.
>
> If I were not connecting to SqueezeNetwork it would work??
Yes, if you don't want SqueezeNetwork access, this would work, but not
with bridging enabled. The traffic flow is too convolut
I once experienced the same problem and thought it had something to do
with a large library of music files (10,000 plus). Back then I used the
iTunes music library, so I changed that and let Slimserver look directly
into my music folders and that solved the problem for me...
I must say that I do
Ok, I'll try it, but it still seem like I should be able to have the NAS
wired to the Squeezebox, while the Squeezebox connect to the Squeeze
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I'm getting the idea that perhaps your network is arranged in this
unusual fasion due to physical placement issues and that it might not
be feasible to wire both network devices to the router.
In that case, move the NAS close to the router and wire it to the
router. Your Squeezebox can then acce
Ok,
I know many others are connecting with ethernet cable from/to their
Slimserver though.
If I were not connecting to SqueezeNetwork it would work??
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tf8252 Wrote:
> Yes, Squeezebox connects wirelessly to my router.
Since you have bridging enabled, the data is trying to flow backwards.
The Squeezebox is trying to pass network data to its wired connection,
which is the NAS running SlimServer.
Disable bridging mode and wire both the NAS and t
Wireless router IP is 192.168.1.1
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tf8252 Wrote:
> Bridge Wireless Ethernet: YES
>
I think this is the problem.
What you're saying is that you're connected to the SlimServer via
wireless and that you want to pass network data to the wired
connection. But SlimServer -is- on the wired connection, not wireless.
Change the Squeez
Hi,
I'm running slimserver with a mysql server backend. Today all of a
sudden I started getting dropouts in playback. A bit of looking around
revealed the cause was due to this SQL query being emitted every minute
or so:
2006-03-24 14:12:12.6784 Running SQL query: [SELECT DISTINCT albums.id
AS i
Do you think that would include support for Music Magic, which has some
different UI implications than other plugs?
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I can connect to the SqueezeNetwork, but not to Slimserver.
Could it be that Slimserver is not running on the NAS (I installed a
script to launch slimserver.pl automatically on boot), or would that
give a different error message?
Squeezebox connects to SqueezeNetwork via my wireless router.
Sque
Since I had major problems with firmware 29 and 35, I have downgraded
firmware from 29 and up back to 28 by (clean) reinstalling 6.2.1. You
can then reinstall 6.2.2 but before starting it you have to edit the
squeezebox2.version file in the Firmware subdirectory to show something
like:
Code:
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My experience with raid5 was a bad one. I had one drive fail on my
linux server and didn't get notified for a long time. Then when I
went to add another drive and rebuild, another (of the same vintage)
went out.
Now, I'm not 100% sure that it wasn't my fumbly fingers that did
something
randyb661 is the Man. The problem is gone, coincident with his writing
directly to radioio; and it seems they did the necessary. Excellent!
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If you are working in a Windows XP environment, you can play around with
software raid 5 by following the recipe here: http://tinyurl.com/lbbh8
This does involve taking a hex editor to a couple of windows system
files, but I've had very good luck with this setup. My software raid 5
array easily
thanks for the info... i don't really keep up with this kinda stuff...
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ceejay Wrote:
> Reference added in BeginnersGuideOverview (under "Squeezebox")
>
> Ceejay.
Awesome - thanks Ceejay! :-)
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nathanroberts1 Wrote:
> Would this be suitable -
> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8784284006&fromMakeTrack=true
> - ?
>
Should be more than enough. Note that you may hit the 137 GB barrier
if the BIOS does not support it.
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On 3/23/06, Bailx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
would it be possible to allow for the year to be the determining factor(instead of the alphabetical order) while browsing by artist? i've
always just browsed the music directory in the past to avoid this, as iname my folders like this /ARTIST/YEAR - ALB
Hi, I'm having similar problems with my slimp3, (instability,
connection to slim 6.5 occasional, sometimes long enough to play a bar
of music.
Any advice appreciated,
I've pinged the player with 256bytes drops a few, replies in 1 or 2ms
for a few then drops 3or so packets again.
Which p
Ireland has a Dell manufacturing facility so I reckon that is why there
is an outlet. Dell has free shipping offers every so often so it makes
the price competitive to DIY or for people who want peace of mind
compared to Ebay. This is the UK URL.
http://outlet.dell.com/Emea_Dfo/EuDispatcher?cou
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> I wanted to put it in the Beginner's Guide but couldn't think of a good
> place.
Reference added in BeginnersGuideOverview (under "Squeezebox")
Ceejay.
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would it be possible to allow for the year to be the determining factor
(instead of the alphabetical order) while browsing by artist? i've
always just browsed the music directory in the past to avoid this, as i
name my folders like this /ARTIST/YEAR - ALBUM/
The reason for this is i've recently
On Tue, Feb 14, 2006 at 12:04:42PM -0500, ron thigpen wrote:
> I definitely support your request for some sort of
> library/collection/profile system.
>
> In particular, I think the idea of defining collections as some of
> filtered specification of the entire database of scanned tracks has
> q
Would this be suitable -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8784284006&fromMakeTrack=true
- ?
I would need to be able to put my, currently external, 200gb drive into
it, and I would get annoyed if the SB player interface wasn't
sufficiently smooth, but 50 GB pounds seems a barga
The reliability is only per protected set. Which in a R10 still is only 2 drives. Consider per usable capacity.On 3/23/06, Robin Bowes <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jim Dibb wrote:> Smiley not withstanding,
>> R10 is neither more reliable nor cheaper than R1. Nor more expensive> really. Also, the
The same applies to the mirror. The surviving drive is under just as much stress during resynching.On 3/23/06, Robin Bowes <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jim Dibb wrote:> I wasn't referring to write corruption but the chance of simultaneous
> loss of 2 drives. If you have a drive failure in your R1,
helishock wrote:
...
Anybody using a large library with a SB1 have good luck switching to a
SB2/3?
Thanks for any replies...
Athlon 2500, 1gb ram, Linux and a bunch of other services, I have over
12,000 tracks now, started with about 6,000. I've always had nearly
perfect performance with
Just a reboot
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Jim Dibb wrote:
> Smiley not withstanding,
>
> R10 is neither more reliable nor cheaper than R1. Nor more expensive
> really. Also, the math from my previous post applies for why it's at
> all more reliable than R5.
Actually, it's slightly more reliable. It can withstand the loss of 2
discs (on
Ok, got the whole IP/subnet thing figured out. I was listening to the
Internet radio stations today...VERY COOL!
Now i'm just waiting for my wife to come home with a crossover cable so
that I can connect to my SlimServer NAS!!
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Jim Dibb wrote:
> I wasn't referring to write corruption but the chance of simultaneous
> loss of 2 drives. If you have a drive failure in your R1, it still
> needs to be replaced and rebuilt before the second drive also fails.
>
> 2 drive failure is also what you primarily worry about in R5 syst
slimdemage wrote:
> "I have never really seen SlimDevices respond to stability issues that
> customers continually bring up. We all know that there are repeatable
> problems."
>
> So sad, and so true. After wasting many hours of my own time trying to
> make this product function as advertised I re
Smiley not withstanding,R10 is neither more reliable nor cheaper than R1. Nor more expensive really. Also, the math from my previous post applies for why it's at all more reliable than R5.Just keeping it real. :)
On 3/23/06, cjhabs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's time to pull out the wallet and s
I wasn't referring to write corruption but the chance of simultaneous loss of 2 drives. If you have a drive failure in your R1, it still needs to be replaced and rebuilt before the second drive also fails. 2 drive failure is also what you primarily worry about in R5 systems, but the chance of two
Hello,
I'm hoping someone here can help and explain why the following happens
when playing flac or m4a files in Slimserver. Slimserver is slow to
respond, interupts playback when browsing for files and the screen
changes to a "Page Not Found" screen until I manually refresh the
screen again. Non
I have been experiencing the same problem recently with my SB3.
Doing a factory reset of the SB3 (pull power plug, hold down + on
remote while plugging back in until factory reset shows on display)
then re-entering all the network information, resolved the problem for
me.
Hopefully it will again
It's time to pull out the wallet and spring for RAID-10 :-)
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jimdibb Wrote:
>
> For R5 vs. R1, R5 is cheaper and the real reliability is only slightly
> worse
> than mirrors (gets worse with wider Raid groups, but also gets
> cheaper). R1
> needs back-ups just as much as R5 does.
>
In the general case I'll agree that R1 needs backups as much as R5. In
t
dangerous_dom Wrote:
> If anyone is interested, this is the batch script i made for robocopy;
>
dom, how does your script work? I copied it to test and thought it
would ask me whether I wanted to backup, mirror or quit, but it didn't.
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snarlydwarf Wrote:
>
> I don't know why you'd see the entire library as a playlist, though
> unless you left it that way.
Yeah that's the wierd part...no matter what I was playing when I last
turned the SB off, when I turn it back on it starts playing Heart of
Gold by Neil YoungI mean I love
Under the settings for each player, on the Audio menu, there's an 'On
means to start playing, too' checkbox.
I leave mine off: usually when I press 'On' I want to muck with the
playlist first.
I don't know why you'd see the entire library as a playlist, though
unless you left it that way.
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So you could always experiment.
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I don't know if there is a limit on HD space recognized but I have an HP
e-PC 40 (Pentium III 1000) with a new Maxtor 300Gb HD (two partitions:
the first, C:, of only 6Gb for the S.O. and the second, D:, with the
remaining space (more of 270Gb) used only for music archive).
The S.O. that I use is
I just started using Pandora & love it! Through their site I found out
about the Squeezebox. I'm wondering, Pandora is officially only
available to residents of the US. Their check is not very thorough: I
was only required to enter any US zip code, and I'm off to enjoy it
with their Flash player.
Hi there... (sorry for the length)
I've been using a wired SB1 for maybe two years now with mixed
results.
As long as the library stays fairly small, it mostly works as
expected.
Although I'd have to consider myself mildly lucky to get through a
full album without any issues.
The disconnects are
OK...I'm sure there's a simple fix for this annoying issue I'm having.
Everytime I turn my SB on it automatically starts playing a playlist
that *seems* to be all the songs in slimserver (and in the same
seemingly random order). Where do I turn this off?
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The TS-101 is designed as a personal storage device.
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Other disks (bigger, slower) is the primary way at the moment, unless you've done it incrementally over time to smaller media (backing up your library to DVD as you rip it will make the ripping take longer but is much less daunting than doing the same thing after ripping the whole thing)
In deali
I've been trying to get my D-Link DI-524 Router working with my
SqueezeBox3 for a couple of weeks now with no luck. I've read a few
places that DHCP can cause some problems for some routers using
WPA-PSK/TKIP and that setting a static IP might be a cure for the
problem. It wasn't for me, so I'm ba
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> In the U.S., an Infrant NAS will be equivalent and SlimServer is
> supported by the manufacturer - there's a download on their site.
>
> www.infrant.com
I did see that, but they are a little pricey. I also had posted on
their forums a while back about their GPL'd code, an
Is it really that easy to revert to an older version of the firmware?
Don't you need to edit the squeezebox.version file for a prompt to
appear in the player if the firmware older than called for originally?
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Yannzola Wrote:
> Is it really that easy to revert to an older version of the firmware?
> Don't you need to edit the squeezebox.version file for a prompt to
> appear in the player if the firmware older than called for originally?
You could be right. I've never tried it.
I'll edit that out.
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"I have never really seen SlimDevices respond to stability issues that
customers continually bring up. We all know that there are repeatable
problems."
So sad, and so true. After wasting many hours of my own time trying to
make this product function as advertised I returned it for a full
refund.
Since this question comes up regularly for new users and isn't exactly
covered in the FAQ, which deals with what to do if it goes wrong, I've
made a wiki page covering it.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?PlayerFirmware
> A frequently-asked new user question is "How do I update my firmware?
zano65 Wrote:
> Hello, i've heard of Raid 5, if someone is using it i would like to have
> an opinion. Are the disks seen as one disk? It would be easier to
> browse with the Squeezebox. Is it faster and reliable?
> I would like to buy a Pci SATA card and 4 300 G° Hdds in the future.
It has some
Will let you know. A very knowledgable chap will be working on the
software. It's probably a permissions thing and will pass on the
information when it's working.
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it's added to the list...
http://mcstayinskool.tadalist.com/lists/public/170297
cheers,
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For the Squeezebox, the firmware is included with the version of
SlimServer you're running. I'm pretty sure it's the same for the
SLIMP3.
So if you have the latest SlimServer, you have the latest firmware. It
automatically checks and will prompt you if it needs to upgrade.
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just bought a secondhand slimp3 & can't figure how to upgrade the
firmware. Its currently at 1.3.
You have the perfect words for a search in the forum in your subject ;-).
There are quite a few threads about it, eg.:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=17237
it came with a sony
Hi,
just bought a secondhand slimp3 & can't figure how to upgrade the firmware.
Its currently at 1.3.
ps it came with a sony controller.
How's it done?
thanks
waldy
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What kind of WAP/router is it and what security settings are you using?
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tf8252 Wrote:
> My Liksys wireless router is 192.168.1.1 on 255.255.255.0
> The IP address I assigned to my NAS is 192.168.0.5
>
Whoa, your NAS and router are not on the same subnet! The router is
locking your NAS out of your network, which is why you can't see it
anymore.
Either give your ro
They work with default and fishbone to name two i have tried (on 6.5) -
try em I think you'll agree it would be cool to be able to look at the
review details whilst using the 770 screen to control things. Thanks in
any event.
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Hi I just thought you might like to know aopen are releasing a new model
of miniPC MP945-VX which might be why its out of stock?
http://tinyurl.com/rnyop
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I wasn't even aware of the Album Review and Biography review plugins
existence...can I ask you if you've seen them working with other skins
in 6.5?
There's nothing special about them. You only have to define a plugins
section in the skin (see eg. Default): any plugin adding web pages without
kkitts Wrote:
> The age-old question for me is how one realy backs up disk arrays this
> large.
Yep. I was going to ask about that very thing. What, if anything, are
people using to back up a large music library. I have my ripped files
on a RAID5 NAS. Backing up to DVD would be a daunting task.
If you are on linux I recommend you take a look at http://rsnapshot.org
(discussed on the 'how do you backup...' thread of a few days ago as
well)
This would be a perfect solution for what you just described, kkitts.
Also, FWIW, I'd recommend your backup drive size >= primary drive size.
rsnapsh
Glad to hear the 770 skin is working well for you.
I wasn't even aware of the Album Review and Biography review plugins
existence...can I ask you if you've seen them working with other skins
in 6.5? I intend to support anything that's possible in other skins, so
if it's there, I will add it to my
jimdibb Wrote:
>
>
> It is much more reliable than a single disk, but for most purposes you
> should still have backups.
> >
> > [/color]
The age-old question for me is how one realy backs up disk arrays this
large. Currently, I have a very simple setup a 320G drive in the
slimserver. And ano
I discovered that I wasn't connecting to my slimserver with my
Squeezebox because I had assigned my server an IP on the wrong
subnet...
So I went into the server to change the IP from 192.168.0.5 to
192.168.1.5. It said "Changes Settings Succesfully...Changing IP" then
it kind of hung there.
I
Like probably everyone else on here with a nokia 770 it has become -
thanks to the nokia 770 skin - the defacto way of controlling my SB2
setup. In fact the only thing i can't do with it (quickly) is get at
the ALBUM REVIEW plugin and read a review whilst listening - is there
any plan to support t
Raid 5 is great. I have 4x250Gb disks of which 750Gb is useable. I can
lose any single disk without data loss. If it fails, I swap the faulty
disk with one of equal or greater capacity and it automatically
rebuilds (in theory). One nice feature as well is that I can continue
to use the system - so
In general (there are lots of different devices so specifics may differ) all the disks in a Raid 5 are seen as a single logical disk. Some versions let you configure the set of disks as multiple logical disks.For Read-Mostly applications like the squeezebox/slimserver, the performance is generally
Hello, i've heard of Raid 5, if someone is using it i would like to have
an opinion. Are the disks seen as one disk? It would be easier to
browse with the Squeezebox. Is it faster and reliable?
I would like to buy a Pci SATA card and 4 300 G° Hdds in the future.
Thanks in advance.
Jean
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Any place where I can source one of these units in the U.S.A? I am
definitely interested as my new Squeezebox is on the way as we speak
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I set up the Ethernet network on Slimserver and used the IP of my NAS
192.168.0.5 as the default gateway...
It said SETUP COMPLETE, Press > to Use SlimServer...
So I did, but it still says it can't connect to Slimserver.
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I have my songs on the NAS and the NAS is hardwired to the Squeeze box.
The Squeezbox is NOW connected to the SqueezeNetwork, but can't connect
to Slimserver now.
I want the Squeezebox to pull the songs right of the NAS which is
hardwired to the back of the Squeezebox, then just go through the
r
mherger Wrote:
> What about using IE?
I tried that and it didn't seem to help.
mherger Wrote:
> And what skin are you using?
Fishbone. Using the "lite" skin seems to help a little, but it's
nowhere near the performance I seem to remember over a year ago.
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This thread seems to have drifted a little.
Anyway - just a quick update.
On my way out of the door this morning I noticed that the SB3 again had
a blank screen.
I had just started a clear database/rescan on the SlimServer. I don't
know if that caused it or if it had lost connection earlier. I als
notanatheist Wrote:
> Set your wallpaper to "None", under Control Panel, System, Performance
> click "Adjust for best performance".
I tried that and I didn't notice a significant increase in speed.
notanatheist Wrote:
> Try a different shell like Litestep instead of Explorer if it's not
> bein
Since the resolution is almost always the same, I've added a section in
'NetworkProblemsBeginnersGuide'
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?NetworkProblemsBeginnersGuide)
on DNS and gateway settings.
> Connecting to SqueezeNetwork
>
> Once you have your Squeezebox communicating with your rout
On 3/23/06, gharris999
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All told, it's a little hard to get excited about this hardware. Since
> clever folks are now booting Windows XP on Intel mac minis, could linux
> be far behind?
It's been done. http://www.mactel-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page
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Check DNS and gateway settings.
You can use your router address for both, but that sometimes doesn't
work for DNS. Even though most routers can be set up as DNS servers, I
find it rarely works for me. In that case, I enter in my ISP's DNS
server, which I obtain by looking at my router configura
bpa - thanks. I'm using the "high" stream and have got everything set
to the best quality possible, and it's great for other radio feeds.
The problem is that XFM (or more precisely Capital) doesn't devote much
bandwidth to internet streams.
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I also think it sounds pretty terrible even on the high bit-rate.
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Some suggestions regarding quality.
1. XM plugin has two quality setting - high and low bit rate - are you
using high bitrate ?
2. If you are transcoding to MP3 ensure LAME is set to generate highest
quality
3. Check if the bit rate limit to a player is not set too low
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I've now found that playing around with file-types solves the problem.
I've basically followed BPA's suggestions, and now have it working.
The only remaining problem is that the XFM feed is such poor quality!
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markcaines
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In addition to the good advice above... some people have had success
just by going for a static IP address instead of using DHCP. It may
not seem quite so elegant, but if it works
Ceejay
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Thanks very much.
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