Thanks to all of you for your replies
I will have to run around 26 devices at the same time, my largest
install so far was with 10 players.
Amix of slim devices and soft player.
This time i should go on with 26 players running a the same time 24/7
I hoppe it will fit :o)
Thaks
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From my limited experience with 5 units, I would say there's a practical
limit because 1 bad device can mess up the whole chain, and in the
absence of looking at the logs there's no easy way to know which one it
is.
Synced streaming from the library is pretty bullet proof, the only
problem I
As stated by others there is no fixed limit.
I think i remember someone having something like 30 sb3's in
guesthouse, hotel or something like that. But I don't remember the
details, and certainly they wont all play at the same time.
Certainly at least 10-15 players is feasible:
Muele;513649 Wrote:
I think i remember someone having something like 30 sb3's in
guesthouse, hotel or something like that. But I don't remember the
details, and certainly they wont all play at the same time.
Why not?
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I have 16 attached to my Server. No problems at all.
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The server can handle as many as you want, the limit you will run into
is wireless bandwidth (or ethernet bandwidth). Just do the math on what
you want to stream and work out how much bandwidth you will need.
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andyg
As another datapoint: Remco at some point run a test with 50 synced Booms. That
was when the server was running into performance issues (due to the syncing).
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I suspect that playing a different 24bit 96kHz flac file for each duet
or SB3 would stress the server is has to run SOX transcoding to each
player.
But a bunch of unsynced players playing mp3 files or web radio? that
could be a large buch of players indeed.
I can see the motel room radio
I have had 2 duet receivers, 2 duet controllers, 1 SB3, and 3
SqueezeSlaves (2 on the server and one on my laptop) all playing
different mp3's simultaneously without issue. The server is about 6
years old and has a 2.6GHz P4 Northwood (1 core, no hyperthreading) with
1.5Gb Ram and a 500Gb IDE
As another datapoint: Remco at some point run a test with 50 synced Booms.
That was when the server was running into performance issues (due to the
syncing).
Impressive!
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seanadams;513674 Wrote:
Why not?
My remark was only due to my expectations of hotel-room ocupation, not
performance of the system.
50 Sync'ed Booms. That's impressive. I think there is no other product
available that can do that.
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BR Mogens
1 Radio, 2 Controllers, 2 Receivers, 1
Hello
Coul somebody tell me the maximum of slivdevices that could run
silmuteaously
on a single slimserver (consedering the server is as powerfull as
necesserary in term of memory and processor)
Or the biggest installation that has been seen working perfectly ?
Best regards
Alexandre
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In addition to the server's capacity, it also matters (a) the network
bandwidth, and (b) what types of files are being streamed. I have seen
one member of these forums (upstatemike, I believe) who has something
like 16 SBs on his network. I have 8 SBs, but only had them all on at
the same time
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