Braidy;189699 Wrote:
> Good idea. My Slimserver is dead now, though. I'll see whether I get the
> same problem when I get my QNAP back.
SqueezeNetwork should still work though - and if it's OK, that
eliminates the Squeezebox hardware.
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Good idea. My Slimserver is dead now, though. I'll see whether I get the
same problem when I get my QNAP back.
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Braidy;189665 Wrote:
> My QNAP has now died (last night). Do you think the interference might
> have been caused by a NAS on its way out?
I don't use AlienBBC, and don't know how much the server is involved
when playing those streams. (I seem to have the impression that it has
to transcode the da
My QNAP has now died (last night). Do you think the interference might
have been caused by a NAS on its way out?
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Braidy;189552 Wrote:
> I'm currently listening to Alien BBC (both Radio 6 and 5) and am still
> experiencing the short bursts of interference.
>
> Also, I've plugged the analogue cables directly into the amp so have
> ruled out all of the following
>
> The coax. cable
> The DAC
> The track
Not withstanding the previous poster, the SB3 should not be making white
noise, or any other artifacts. Mine certainly don't, and I'm sure that
others working properly don't either.
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i use analog outs.
i have noticed lil bits of white noise or pops or whatever you want to
call them pretty regularly on the SB, and have just gotten used to the
annoyance. (i don't mind it too much since usually my stereo is no
more than moderately loud and b/c it doesn't seem to happen often
du
If you've got one, you could try a different amp.
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I'm currently listening to Alien BBC (both Radio 6 and 5) and am still
experiencing the short bursts of interference.
Also, I've plugged the analogue cables directly into the amp so have
ruled out all of the following
The coax. cable
The DAC
The tracks themselves
Can anyone help explain wh
Thanks so much for the advice. I'll try and found out where the culprit
is over the next few days. Really don't want it to be the DAC as it
sounds so good!
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Braidy;189195 Wrote:
> Oh, and the noise isn't inherent on the tracks themselves. They play
> fine on my 'puter.
There are so many possible points of failure that the first thing you
need to do is figure out at what stage the problem is being introduced.
You need to be systematic about diagnosing
The next thing I'd try would be to link the analog out from the SB
directly to the amp. If you amp has a spare input you could just run
it in parallel and switch between the two, both SB outputs are always
active.
I appreciate this may not be your desired config, but it would
potentially allow y
Oh, and the noise isn't inherent on the tracks themselves. They play
fine on my 'puter.
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Interference on the 802.11g side won't cause white noise: it will cause
... silence. (ie, there are a few layers of error correcting going on,
if the data is mangled by a microwave oven, the packet will be retried
until it gets through or the network is deemed unable to exist...)
What sort of co
I've been very impressed with the SB3 but I'm suffering from very short
bursts of white noise or spikes at fairly frequent and irregular
intervals.
I've upgraded my broadband service to the fastest available and no
microwave or phone is being used when it happens.
My router channel is 1 and my n
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