Soulman;179349 Wrote:
> I remember that there was a discussion on some forum some years back not
> related to Slimdevices at all but to some disadvantages of the WAV audio
> format, especially how audio-data is stored inside the WAV file.
>
> As a result the athours of the given thread anticipa
I remember that there was a discussion on some forum some years back not
related to Slimdevices at all but to some disadvantages of the WAV audio
format, especially how audodata is stored inside the WAV file.
As a result the athours of the given thread anticipated problems when
playing WAV files
Hello,
Thank you for the replies.
Today I finally managed to get SlimServer 6.5.1 running on Windows
Vista, and now I cannot reproduce the problem.
The issue I was having looks the same as that mentioned in bug report
4715, but with WAVE instead of FLAC.
Ironically, yesterday I converted o
It may not be a buffering problem.
What do the glitches sound like? What is their duration? Do they sound
exactly the same every time for a given pair of tracks?
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I'm fairly sure there's no wy of changing the buffering behaviour, but
you should not be hearing glitches between tracks.
First check that crossfade is turned off.
Also confirm that you are not synchronising players.
If neither of these is the case, then there is some sort of problem.
It might
Is there a way to configure the behaviour of the buffering on the
Transporter ?
Here is the reason I'm asking...
All of my CDs have been ripped to WAVE audio (plus cue sheet). A lot of
these albums are one continuous piece of music, so there are no audible
gaps between the tracks.
When the tran
