narten wrote:
> It was using the wired when I tested. Believe me, I've spent hours
> looking at this and reconfiguring things. I've gotten way better at the
> configs that anyone should have to...
>
> But, its easy to test. How about running the networking test yourself?
> You just have to enabl
Just tested with my ethernet connected TOUCH. at 10,000 kbps it was
100%. Also tested with SqueezePlay running on my WIFI connected laptop.
Also 100% at 10,000 kbps. Not sure why my old style players show less
than 100% at > 500kbps. same network, same server, same router, even
swapped out so
I did some checkiong on the plugin.
It used to use UDP but was rewritten to support Touch and Radio and now
uses TCP.
In the plugin there is this line regarding max rate to test and this
line is used for any player except Radio, Touch and Squeezeplay.
Code:
re
garym wrote:
> makes sense (the 10/100 part for sure, as the boom and transporter
> aren't gigabit capable anyhow).
Yup, and shows consistency across basic networks in good health.
Whether these results can actually tell us much beyond that I have no
idea.
toby10 wrote:
> That's close to what I get with my Boom on WiFi and only 10/100 network.
> Mine are
> 500kbps and less - 100%
> 1000 kbps - about 78%
> 1500 kbps - about 72%
> 2000 kbps - about 44%
makes sense (the 10/100 part for sure, as the boom and transporter
aren't gigabit capable anyh
garym wrote:
> I ran the test on two players (a transporter and a boom). Both connected
> via eithernet to gigabit switch with Cat6.
> 500kbps and less - 100%
> 1000 kbps - about 75%
> 1500 kbps - about 49%
> 2000 kbps - about 40%
That's close to what I get with my Boom on WiFi and only 10/100
n
bpa wrote:
>
>
> Have you checked the network interface statistics on your LMS server ?
what is this? Where would I find this.
p.s. I was really surprised to see I wasn't at 100% at even 1000kbps
(see above). But the fact I can play 24/96 flac files at over 3000 kbps
seems to point to the f
garym wrote:
> I ran the test on two players (a transporter and a boom). Both connected
> via eithernet to gigabit switch with Cat6.
> 500kbps and less - 100%
> 1000 kbps - about 75%
> 1500 kbps - about 49%
> 2000 kbps - about 40%
>
>
Those numbers are more-or-less the same as I'm seeing. You
narten wrote:
> Network Test absolutely does not work in a way that makes sense. .
Don't forget the test is from LMS application straight trhough to Player
- that includes interfaces, cables, bridges, routers and SB3 player.
You could have a problem on your Sb3 interface, or the cable to the SB3
narten wrote:
> It was using the wired when I tested. Believe me, I've spent hours
> looking at this and reconfiguring things. I've gotten way better at the
> configs that anyone should have to...
>
> But, its easy to test. How about running the networking test yourself?
> You just have to enabl
garym wrote:
> Good point. you can easily tell if it is still connected to WIFI (even
> though you think it is connected to ethernet cable). In LMS > Settings >
> Information Tab, scroll down and under players that are WIFI connected
> it shows WIFI signal strength. It doesn't show this for ether
jimbobvfr400 wrote:
> Just a thought but are you absolutely sure it was using the Ethernet
> connection. Unlike most devices just plugging in a cable won't work, you
> need to reset the SB and reselect the cable connection. Apologies if you
> already know this.
>
> Sent from my HUAWEI Y300-0100
Just a thought but are you absolutely sure it was using the Ethernet
connection. Unlike most devices just plugging in a cable won't work, you
need to reset the SB and reselect the cable connection. Apologies if you
already know this.
Sent from my HUAWEI Y300-0100 using Tapatalk
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bpa wrote:
> IIRC the network test still works OK and it uses UDP to test the quality
> of the underlying network as packet loss can be detected easily. LMS
> will stream uses TCP to a player which means TCP will recover from loss
> of packets but this can cause problems if effective throughput
narten wrote:
> First, there is a "network test" plugin that supposedly allows you test
> the quality of the network connection between an SB and the LMS. It
> doesn't appear to work properly. It shows no packet loss for data rates
> under 1Mbps, but shows packet loss at 1Mbps and a very high los
Thanks for the suggestions. Things are working better for me now. Here
is what I've learned.
First, there is a "network test" plugin that supposedly allows you test
the quality of the network connection between an SB and the LMS. It
doesn't appear to work properly. It shows no packet loss for dat
Hi
I had similar problem a while back, I am running on an old pc pentium D
which should in theory work fine, but it just skipped to the next track
every now and then, a right pain!
It seemed that it had trouble part way through tracks, and then skipped,
just now and then. I turned it into a dedi
narten wrote:
> Over the last few months (not entirely sure when), my squeezebox v3 has
> started randomly jumping to another track while I'm listening. Sometimes
> I can listen to 30 minutes without a jump, sometimes it happens after
> only a few minutes.
>
> I have not been able to correlate i
narten wrote:
> Over the last few months (not entirely sure when), my squeezebox v3 has
> started randomly jumping to another track while I'm listening. Sometimes
> I can listen to 30 minutes without a jump, sometimes it happens after
> only a few minutes.
>
> I have not been able to correlate i
Over the last few months (not entirely sure when), my squeezebox v3 has
started randomly jumping to another track while I'm listening. Sometimes
I can listen to 30 minutes without a jump, sometimes it happens after
only a few minutes.
I have not been able to correlate it with anything or figure o
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