Phil Leigh;521081 Wrote:
Nonreality - check the dns setings in your router and xp network
settings - tcp/ip properties and also in your sb's
Could my SB3 have an old router setting stuck in it so that it is
trying access that when my computer is off? If so how do I tell or fix
it?
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Nonreality;521504 Wrote:
Could my SB3 have an old router setting stuck in it so that it is trying
access that when my computer is off? If so how do I tell or fix it?
check current settings , hold left arrow for a while then the SB3
enters Squeezebox Setup
Then you have Current Settings (2
Nonreality;521041 Wrote:
Great comment. Mine has has a buffering problem for the first time ever
with flac running on a XP machine. Never ever had the problem until
7.2.4 Maybe it's a joke to you but not to me. Only on flac and up
until now it had never happened. I'm pretty sure it's
There should be no problem running on XP with 7.2.4.
IS your system all-wired?
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Good Vibrations S/W -
MF Triplethreat(Audiocom
Mnyb;521047 Wrote:
Your machine is certainly 1000 times faster than some of these NAS boxes
I suppose the joke was not on you.
Xp that was a long ago but anything around 1-1.6mHz with =1GB ram
should certainly do it very well, some run XP with only 512mB of RAM
thats barely enough to keep
Nonreality;521051 Wrote:
If I understand you right then yes my results are 100% as far as the
test go. I also have 2gb of ram. It only has about 20 feet to go so not
a long distance. I admit I've shied away from flac ever since i've had
problems with it. So right now I'm playing some flac
Nonreality - check the dns setings in your router and xp network
settings - tcp/ip properties and also in your sb's
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Good
andyg;441530 Wrote:
Before you give up, try and see if running SC on a server that is faster
than your cell phone fixes the problem. :) I kid, but only slightly,
about how slow the non-x86 ReadyNAS boxes are.
Great comment. Mine has has a buffering problem for the first time ever
with flac
GeeJay;519260 Wrote:
One of the things I've learned from these forums is that you may not be
doing anything differently, but the environment in which the system
operates may have changed. In your case, it's a move to a new home.
There may be interference that didn't exist in your own home.
Phil Leigh;518796 Wrote:
It's possible that your problems are not network related at the hardware
level but at the IP level - possible IP/MAC address conflicts or packet
collisions.
If you want to fix this, disconnect EVERYTHING except your router, SBS
machine and SB hardware. Then reboot
GeeJay;519049 Wrote:
I found that even 75%-80% wireless strength wasn't enough when streaming
FLAC files. It has to be over 90% for me to avoid performance issues.
Thank you too. I'm not sure if this is the problem however. In my old
house I used a Belkin modem/router combination machine.
kunlun121;519096 Wrote:
Thank you very much for your reply. I'm having some trouble trying this
tho. My router is wired - no wireless functionality. So the controller
won't be able to connect if i eliminate the access point. But I guess I
can wire the router to the squeezebox receiver and
kunlun121;519097 Wrote:
Thank you too. I'm not sure if this is the problem however. In my old
house I used a Belkin modem/router combination machine. Worked
flawlessly - never seen the machine rebuffer ever. I'm pretty sure it
didn't reach 90% signal strength consistently, probably much more
^^^ moving from channel 6 to 1 has lead to squeezebox heaven for me. 3
sb all wireless synced without a hiccup for a couple of weeks now!
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audioch;515821 Wrote:
I am using SB3 wireless , 7.4.1, firmware 130 and play 24/96 AIFF files
(heck even tried 24/352 and its fine) with FLAC stream format + SOX
decoder. But, 24/96 WAV files using FLAC stream format + SOX decoder
will not play--constant rebuffering. The AIFF and WAV files
kunlun121;518690 Wrote:
Me too...
Having just moved into a new house, rebuffering problems started
occurring. Because the new house is much larger than the old one, I
couldn't suffice with a single wireless access point. With my laptop in
the room where my stereo is I couldn't pick up the
I found that even 75%-80% wireless strength wasn't enough when streaming
FLAC files. It has to be over 90% for me to avoid performance issues.
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Me too...
Having just moved into a new house, rebuffering problems started
occurring. Because the new house is much larger than the old one, I
couldn't suffice with a single wireless access point. With my laptop in
the room where my stereo is I couldn't pick up the signal of the
wireless router,
I am using SB3 wireless , 7.4.1, firmware 130 and play 24/96 AIFF files
(heck even tried 24/352 and its fine) with FLAC stream format + SOX
decoder. But, 24/96 WAV files using FLAC stream format + SOX decoder
will not play--constant rebuffering. The AIFF and WAV files are the same
size, so it
I've reported a bug in the OS priorities used on the Windows platform
that I think contributes to this problem.
Please vote for it:-
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15650
- Greg
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I am occasionally experiencing rebuffering when playing music, it seems
to be the case when I synch 2 or more (never more than 4) players. In
fact, it is happening with every song I am listening to right now.
The songs stop and SBS seems to be in a ten second loop in timing, but
goes silent,
I was having re-buffering issues as well. Turned out my problems were, 1
interference and 2 weak Access-point. I live in Amsterdam and there are
SO many wlan's around me that the biggest problem for me was
interference. I used wifiradar (Linux) to see what channels were being
used around me and
wonder boy;513004 Wrote:
Changed channel from 6 to 1 and had seamless playing on all 3 all
evening. Will see if it remains so tomorrow.
Great. That means you probably were experiencing interference on
channel 6.
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I ran net stumbler and as I suspected there are no other signals in my
immediate area. I live in a semi-rural area with a fair distance between
houses most of which are occupied by the aging retired!
Will look at the channel my router is on and may try and change it if I
can figure out how.
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NetStumbler is a very good tool but it will only read signals coming
from Access Points. It cannot read or detect signals from other sources
(read, sources that are not formatting the wireless signals as AP do).
It still is possible that there is another source active on the 2.4GHz
band causing
Just my 2 cents...
If the router is old, replace it with a new one
(they don't last forever)
My new LinkSys WRT54GL is a dream, great signal strength
Try to get AP closer, moved mine and
it now works great for my wireless SB3s
and gave the opportunity to Ethernet the Duet
Change the channel
Pascal Hibon;512974 Wrote:
NetStumbler is a very good tool but it will only read signals coming
from Access Points. It cannot read or detect signals from other sources
(read, sources that are not formatting the wireless signals as AP do).
It still is possible that there is another source
I think it is worth reiterating the advice in this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=477794#post477794
I had a similar situation with rebuffering after moving my server to a
new installation on WHS. I had previously used a fairly powerful
desktop pc, and never had any
Im also on one of the nightly builds of 7.4.2. Until now I havent
experienced rebuffering anymore. In my case, 7.3.3 was the source of
rebuffering.
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2 x SB3 - both wireless, ReadyNAS NV+ running SBS,
iPeng on iPod Touch.
On 7.4.2 with 3 wifi players. Reasonably stable at the mo, though can't
believe what the microwave does to the signal. I have found that
increasing the minimum sync adjustment (as well as making sure all are
the same which they weren't) and also the sync players start up delay
has helped.
wonder boy;512693 Wrote:
Annoyingly any rebuffering I get is intermittent, I think the neighbour
must be hammering the microwave meals...HTH
Many if not most 'baby monitors', cordless phones, 'tv extenders' and
wireless alarm systems spew junk on 2.4Ghz.
It's unlicensed because it is not
This video indicates that some cars can be a source of Wifi
interference. Not sure how valid the test is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0oF0eq6mPI
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Its true that some alien devices such as TV extenders etc use the
2.4GHz band as well. Especially the TV extenders can be a source for
interference since they use directional antennas with relatively high
gain.
In most cases, it is possible to keep your home wireless network free
from
I'm using 7.4.1 on my Readynas Duo these days, and I've only had very
isolated experiences with gappy playback or rebuffering errors lately.
I think the playback may have broken up once, and that could've been
wi-fi interference from the microwave or something.
Granted, by posting this I'm
I get 100% with my wireless all through the test range, so the network
is not the problem with the buffering. It never ever happened until I
went from 7.4.1 to7.4.2 and then I started having some problems. Only
with flac and I was shocked at first because I had never experienced it
before.
my buffering problems started after I upgraded to 7.3.3 from 7.3.2. My
library is mostly iTunes AAC format and they played fine (via a
custom-convert) in 7.3.2 from my Linkstation Live (to a squeezebox
classic, wireless strength around 70%). Only thing to have changed is
the upgrade to 7.3.3.
My rebuffering experience also started with 7.3.3. It went away when
downgrading to 7.2.1 again. But on the support guys request I went back
to 7.3.3 to capture log files. Since I enabled performance logging I
never experienced a rebuffering no more.
I went onto 7.4.1 and now on 7.4.2 and still
I have found that rebuffering problem can be partly cured by setting up
Artwork resizing instead of Artwork resampling in Squeezebox Server -
Advanced - Performance tab. Also the Classic skin seems to be less
demanding of bandwith than the Default skin.
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after reading this thread, i ran network test, which i hadn't done in a
while. slow performance at the higher data rates. the little wall wart
thingy i use to extend my wireless network needed to be reset. now,
network test shows almost 100% avg on highest data rate. hadn't been
listening to
I never had another re-buffering experience since I replaced the
Synology 207+ to 209+II. I guess the performance of the source is
relatively important. I am now streaming via WiFi without any glitch...
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2TB Synology 209+II ~ SlimDevices SqueezeBox Classic ~ Zu ASH 75#937;
Hi Everyone,
I don't know if this question was answered in a previous thread or
post, I did run a search on the forum and came back with 0 results.
I have a number of dvd-audio discs. I have ripped a few of them to my
server but squeezebox (classic) won't play them back without rebuffering
Go into SqueezeCenter and view the Server Status page. On there it'll
show you the wireless signal strength.
A cabled solution will be 100Mb or 1000Mb, whereas wireless will be 54
Mb at best. if your signal strnegth is poor then you'll start hitting
problems.
I've got three SB3 players, all
Cheers Jim,
I will have a look at that and thanks. I would like to be able to
listen to everything in my collection thru the squeezebox its the best
gadget in the world for music..
Symi
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symi;462457 Wrote:
Cheers Jim,
I will have a look at that and thanks. I would like to be able to
listen to everything in my collection thru the squeezebox its the best
gadget in the world for music..
Symi
Is there any reason why you are using wav instead of a compressed
lossless codec
Hi Jim,
The reason I ripped the files to wav rather than flac is because I was
having trouble with the flac encoder.I think the version of flac that I
was using was struggling with the long files. The rest of my music
files are in flac format. And yes, the rebuffering only occurs with the
symi;462751 Wrote:
Hi Jim,
The reason I ripped the files to wav rather than flac is because I was
having trouble with the flac encoder.I think the version of flac that I
was using was struggling with the long files. The rest of my music
files are in flac format. And yes, the rebuffering
I had the rebufferring issue since I received the SB3 months back. I
just upgraded the Synology 207+ to 209+II and the issue was solved
immediately. I am enjoying every pieces of the music collection I have
in the NAS. No more worry of forwarding tracks
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2TB Synology
In short ... my new router seems to have solved the problems ... or at
least for the 4 hours of playback last night I didn't get any
rebuffering.
Decided to just switch off the old router and use the new router by
itself, i.e. not having an independent wireless network for SC/SB. The
misses
I would like to invite everyone who experiences rebuffering to visit the
threads on the bug report found here:
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13092
We are in need of logs to determine the root cause of the issue. The
more input we get, the faster we will see a resolution.
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Just an update on my testing last night ...
Streaming FLAC to laptop over wireless playing with VLC did have a
couple of buffering issues, but they were recovered quickly and with far
fewer occurrences.
With just the SB3 on the wireless network, playback was okay, but still
with a few
mprocte1;454024 Wrote:
Just an update on my testing last night ...
Streaming FLAC to laptop over wireless playing with VLC did have a
couple of buffering issues, but they were recovered quickly and with far
fewer occurrences.
With just the SB3 on the wireless network, playback was okay,
mprocte1;454024 Wrote:
Seems that I have a wireless bandwidth issue for sure, which I'm hoping
the new router will resolve ... hopefully arriving today/tomorrow.
Have you tried using different wireless channels? You could also use a
tool like netstumbler to see what other networks you
mprocte1;454024 Wrote:
Just an update on my testing last night ...
Streaming FLAC to laptop over wireless playing with VLC did have a
couple of buffering issues, but they were recovered quickly and with far
fewer occurrences.
With just the SB3 on the wireless network, playback was okay,
Pascal Hibon;454012 Wrote:
I would like to invite everyone who experiences rebuffering to visit the
threads on the bug report found here:
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13092
We are in need of logs to determine the root cause of the issue. The
more input we get, the faster
Pascal Hibon;454053 Wrote:
It would be very useful to provide some logs (as requested in the bug
report) when running this test.
Can you do that?
As requested ... what logs do you need ... I've only had SC/SB for a
couple of weeks so it's all new to me.
awy;454055 Wrote:
Have you tried
Mnyb;454060 Wrote:
As soon as *other* equipment enter the wifi mix all bets are off.
There is a finite bandwidth available if an wireless PC visit an
website with lots of adds or is doing an upgrade, or running a torrent
client ;) what do you expect ? How is music streaming going to react
My experience, in case it is useful:
Running 7.3.2 on Linux server, wired to Zoom X6 gateway router
(firmware 2.1.5 from 2007), wireless G to SB3, streaming flac and
internet radio. After installing 7.3.2 back in March, things worked
pretty well for a couple of months and then gradually
Swimmerbird123;454065 Wrote:
My experience, in case it is useful:
Running 7.3.2 on Linux server, wired to Zoom X6 gateway router
(firmware 2.1.5 from 2007), wireless G to SB3, streaming flac and
internet radio. After installing 7.3.2 back in March, things worked
pretty well for a couple
Thanks, I hadn't run the test, but it looks helpful. Now I get 100% on
all rates except 5000, which jumps between 80% and 100%.
This morning I am streaming a European radio station from here in the
US with no problem, with wireless strength in the SB3 fluctuating
between 38% and 46%. I haven't
mprocte1;454061 Wrote:
As requested ... what logs do you need ... I've only had SC/SB for a
couple of weeks so it's all new to me.
The required logs are well documented in the bug report:
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13092
Basically, a copy of your SqueezeCenter log and
Listening to music (FLAC) over the weekend has been ruined by this
'rebuffering' issue. Tried a direct Ethernet cable, which seemed to
resolve the issue, at least for the remaining hour of listening last
night. Will test further tonight.
I've had SB3's for just over 2 weeks now, so I'm running
maggior;447280 Wrote:
My plan of action:
1) I ordered a pair of homeplugs for the kitchen SBR - CAT-5 to the
kitchen just isn't an option. I'm tired of having to screw around with
the SBR when it gets scrambed by running the microwave.
2) I will run cat-5 to my SBR in the living room.
dsdreamer;450785 Wrote:
If you have any kind of PC or Mac that can play the same streams through
the same network equipment as you are using for the Duet, then please
check that these are not also stuttering/rebuffering as well.
If you report reliable playback of these same streams in the
really weird. I run my SC from the family computer and my son runs some
heavy duty games while I'm playing music, both flac and mp3,and never
have drop outs. I'm running the SB3 wireless and always think that
maybe it will start dropping because off the games but it's always held
strong. It
Hi
I'm having buffering problems with the UK wmlive-acl.bbc.co.uk BBC
radio streams, all my FLAC CD rips play just fine. My Duet Controller
diagnostics reports everything is OK. This rebuffering is happening on
all my players. My router is not showing any speed issues with my net
connection
HydeTheDarkerSide;450682 Wrote:
Hi
I'm having buffering problems with the UK wmlive-acl.bbc.co.uk BBC
radio streams, all my FLAC CD rips play just fine.
If you have any kind of PC or Mac that can play the same streams
through the same network equipment as you are using for the Duet, then
I wonder when a fix is coming,it's been going on since my last firmware
upgrade and I'm not game to try the most recent one because of what I
the problems I inherited from 7.2.
Anyhow as I write I have had no drop outs for a couple of hours,touch
wood!
But I must say it can be very embarrasing
Pascal Hibon;449381 Wrote:
Since an Access Point is a bridge, it will bridge all cabled traffic to
the wireless (and vice versa) putting a lot of load on the wireless
network if the cabled network is busy.
Which is why most consumer APs are fronted by a switch, to keep wired
traffic off
I think I can see a possible problem related to a low power server on an
XP machine.
I run a Via based server running XP. Storage is directly attached.
By default SqueezeCenter runs as 'above normal priority' but mov123 and
flac seem to run at normal priority (I most use ALAC, but reconfigure
Pascal Hibon;449860 Wrote:
Bery, can you try this on your DUO?
Well, I did and moreless the same ( btw: top process consumes 5% CPU
).
Mode Random Mix. At the very beginning mysqld uses as much CPU as
possible to create a list of random songs. Following SC load approx.
60%. Then
I too have had problems with sound drop outs and rebuffering on 7.3.3. I
also experienced a problem with the music stopping completely and
logging indicates something about multiple errors and then giving up
(hence the music is stopped).
I couldn't reproduce the problem on demand but it mainly
Hi,
I can also confirm dropouts in streaming after installing SC 7.3.3 on
my ReadyNAS DUO ( 1 GB RAM ). In most cases happens with the first song
and especially in Random Mix mode. Please, work on it :)
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Bery's
Same here with Qnap TS209. Definitely something broken in 7.3.3.
John
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Pascal Hibon;449381 Wrote:
This issue is not related to FLAC streaming only. I stream WAV and I
also experienced the issue with 7.3.3. For now I went back to 7.2.1. and
that works fine. I guess it is fair to say that the issue is more likely
to occur when streaming larger audio formats
I should have said that in my case it is FLAC files streaming as FLAC to
SBR which is wireless.
I know the wifi link could be better so next try is some homeplug
adaptors and if that still does not work it could be time to run a
cable.
Regards
John
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maggior;449806 Wrote:
As far as I know, the default configuration of SC is to convert WAV
files to FLAC prior to streaming. So, even though your source files are
in WAV format, you are actually streaming FLAC over the network to your
player. That is unless you've taken steps in the
Another update: I ran the linux top command with the d1 option on my
NV+ to update the display every second. Then I pressed FWD on the SB
remote (to speed up the beginning of next track event). The highest
CPU load I noticed was 97% during this test. Again, it varies for
different songs. The
Here is a copy of a comment I posted in bug 13092:
Bug 9517 meant that, prior to 7.3 (SB fw 117, TR fw 67, SBR fw 52, SBB
fw 37),
FLAC playback was almost incapable of generating the necessary underrun
events
to provoke rebuffering. There may have been gappy playback but no
rebuffering
This issue is not related to FLAC streaming only. I stream WAV and I
also experienced the issue with 7.3.3. For now I went back to 7.2.1. and
that works fine. I guess it is fair to say that the issue is more likely
to occur when streaming larger audio formats (lossless).
I noticed that the
I also experience drop outs in my music with SC 7.3.3. It happens very
sporadic. Usually it happens when I first start the music (most of the
times I#8217;m using Random Song Mix). It also happens during playback
at later instances. The issue doesn#8217;t show up very often but it is
annoying
dsdreamer;447284 Wrote:
I suspect only a controlled experiment, with controlled amounts of
network congestion/radio interference will be able to answer that one.
I agree. This will be next to impossible for the average user to do at
home. My wife wouldn't be too keen on having the
I've been home a lot recently (kidney stones are so much fun!) and had
an opportunity to spend a lot of time listening to my squeezeboxes.
I have an SBR in my kitchen and in my living room (which shares a wall
with the kitchen). This is what I've been using mostly all week to
stream my FLAC
Improving the network seems necessary in your case, and I'm sure you'll
see improvements from so doing.
The jury remains out as to whether things have gotten worse due to some
regression in the software or firmware that makes up the Squeezebox
system. I suspect only a controlled experiment, with
dsdreamer;447284 Wrote:
Improving the network seems necessary in your case, and I'm sure you'll
see improvements from so doing.
The jury remains out as to whether things have gotten worse due to some
regression in the software or firmware that makes up the Squeezebox
system. I suspect
aubuti;445938 Wrote:
What, you don't think they already do that? Of course they do. Comments
like that, especially your header 'Works for me' is good enough, then?
(which is exactly the opposite of what I said, btw) are decidedly
unproductive. Sheesh.
Aside from the fact that I've managed
dsdreamer -
I gave up and had to finally resort to Google to determine the source
of you signature. It was driving me crazy because it sounded so
familiar but I could NOT figure out where it was from:
Dreamer, easy in the chair that really fits you...
As it turns out, it is from one of my
maggior;446250 Wrote:
dsdreamer -
I gave up and had to finally resort to Google to determine the source
of you signature. It was driving me crazy because it sounded so
familiar but I could NOT figure out where it was from:
Dreamer, easy in the chair that really fits you...
As it
Interesting. I started a thread here
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=65801 basically about the
same issue.
I could have sworn my network was OK - PCs were working, game consoles
ran internet games etc. Turned out for me it was one port on my gigabit
switch that was failing
dsdreamer;446270 Wrote:
I happen to love that track as well, and for me that particular line
describes the experience of taking time to really listen, along with
Straight light searching all the meanings of the song.
This must be from Jon's phase of putting words together just for how
they
dsdreamer;445842 Wrote:
Good points all. I would hope that Logitech QA could take some actions
rather than leaving it to end users, though.
Just because the Devs or Support are not active in this thread, does
not mean it is completely overlooked. :)
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dsdreamer;445855 Wrote:
QA also have the ability (if not the resources) to create a controlled,
non-ideal network test environment to test performance under repeatable
network congestion conditions. The trouble with distributed random
testing in the user community is that it is not
dsdreamer;445855 Wrote:
QA also have the ability (if not the resources) to create a controlled,
non-ideal network test environment to test performance under repeatable
network congestion conditions. The trouble with distributed random
testing in the user community is that it is not
I've been suffering rebuffering for a while now, after a couple of years
of stable performance, and I'm fed up so I'm trying to take action.
I've ordered some more ethernet over power (Netgears HDX101) which
successfully stream video to PS3 (which had been unstable over wi-fi),
but until they
DigitalMitch;445679 Wrote:
Other than voting for the bug and implementing a ethernet over power, is
there anything else I should be trying?
Surely you have a friend that has either a laptop, USB/PCI wireless
adapter, Smartphone with wifi, or some other device that you could use
(invite them
Hello
I have a Transporter, a Classic and two Booms running different flac
files over WiFi at the same time without any problem...
Christian
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Schindler;445739 Wrote:
Hello
I have a Transporter, a Classic and two Booms running different flac
files over WiFi at the same time without any problem...
Christian
No one denies that this system -can- work very well, and probably in
most installations it still does. But you don't even
dsdreamer;445778 Wrote:
STREAMING IN 7.3.X:
A) Has been 100% reliable with all types of local music files in my
system
B) Required network upgrades since 7.3.x to become reliable
C) Occasionally fails in 7.3.x with local FLAC files =500kbos
D) Occasionally fails even with lossy compressed
aubuti;445813 Wrote:
I don't think it would be useful. First there's the obvious selection
bias: people not having problems are unlikely to read the poll and much
less likely to be in the forums in the first place. Second, what do you
do with the results? From this thread I would predict
dsdreamer;445842 Wrote:
Good points all. I would hope that Logitech QA could take some actions
rather than leaving it to end users, though.
Agreed, but the usual rule applies: if they can't reproduce it, they
can't fix it (unless they just get lucky with collateral improvement).
There's an
aubuti;445847 Wrote:
Unless there's another bug report I've overlooked, that doesn't give QA
much to go on.
QA also have the ability (if not the resources) to create a controlled,
non-ideal network test environment to test performance under repeatable
network congestion conditions. The
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