I have 4 devices that have been connected to my system for several
years:
Duet
Classic
Transporter
Radio
Just recently the Duet Controller and Radio will no longer connect to my
wifi.
I've done hard resets of the devices, and insured that the wifi is on an
unused channel, and has no problems.
CommanderROR wrote:
Just a small item:
Of someone is currently testing Qobuz vs Wimp/Tidal, could you please
test the following track:
Album: The Ultimate Star Trek
Track 2: First Contact - End...
Listen to the first couple of notes on both services and let me know
what you hear.
It is the same Album. That's the point... :)
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IP conflict? IP max number of units reached (router set limit)? Guest
network? Router reboot?
Try turning off (actually OFF) any/all devices currently on your
network. See if trouble devices can now connect.
toby10's
callesoroe wrote:
How do you really know that .. ???
correct. Different masterings (CDs released at different timesa
1990s version vs a new and improved (or not) version. I have lots of CDs
that are the exact same album but different masterings (Fleetwood Mac,
then play on, comes to
CommanderROR wrote:
It is the same Album. That's the point... :)
How do you really know that .. ???
Callesoroe
Living room: Transporter, Tact RCS 2.2X digital preamp, Martin Logan
Vista speakers, AMPS(Icepower): Acoustic Reality Ear Enigma
PLUS(PANELS), Acoustic Reality Ear TWO
But wasn't the point to compare the quality of the services. That would
include masterings. Little sense in just comparing lossless vs. lossy,
in the end it's the audio quality you get for the money that counts. If
it's better, it's better, independent on what causes it.
Also: don't forget that
pippin wrote:
But wasn't the point to compare the quality of the services. That would
include masterings. Little sense in just comparing lossless vs. lossy,
in the end it's the audio quality you get for the money that counts. If
it's better, it's better, independent on what causes it.
toby10 wrote:
IP conflict? IP max number of units reached (router set limit)? Guest
network? Router reboot?
Try turning off (actually OFF) any/all devices currently on your
network. See if trouble devices can now connect.
agree. turn everything off (or unplug), including unplugging
FLACs (for jazz and classical) and MP3s on Samsung S5, and Shure SE530
that provide complete isolation even in loud environments. I fly and
travel a fair amount, and need good music to relax during travel or
before going to sleep. An important combo for me, hence the relatively
pricey in ear
Thank you Michael!
I finally had a chance to test it out as I was without broadband for
over a week.
All is displayed just as I want it :cool:
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toby10 wrote:
IP conflict? IP max number of units reached (router set limit)? Guest
network? Router reboot?
Try turning off (actually OFF) any/all devices currently on your
network. See if trouble devices can now connect.
I disconnected all devices (wired and wireless, and shut them
Mnyb wrote:
What about gapless playback ? And while discussing sync , gapless and
synced .
Both is on our roadmap. Gapless play as well as synced play. Supporting
gapless play while streaming to multiple devices in perfect sync sounds
like a challenge though. But we like challenges after all
golddustpeak wrote:
I disconnected all devices (wired and wireless, and shut them down) from
router.
Reset router.
Attempted to connect with only the troubled device.
NO LUCK. Same result.
Device sees the network but after entering the network password (yes it
is correct and in correct
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