Seems that you (collectively) had it pretty much right all along. Turns
out to have been a network switch. I replaced it and it now runs like a
champ!
Thanks to all.
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Phil Leigh;548665 Wrote:
> Whoah - rebuffering on a WIRED connection? - packet collision?... or
> something else on the network eating the bandwidth?
>
> What version of SBS are you running?
Or bad cabling job.
In my former office, well, okay, so that was 12 years ago... the phone
guy did the
rfrost;548423 Wrote:
> Sorry, Phil, I should have specified.
Whoah - rebuffering on a WIRED connection? - packet collision?... or
something else on the network eating the bandwidth?
What version of SBS are you running?
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/v
JJZolx wrote:
> That's why streaming MP3 instead of FLAC will often gain you continuous
> playback - the same buffer that holds 30 seconds of FLAC audio might
> hold 2 minutes of MP3 audio.
This is 100% true. Back when the SB1 was current and it used 802.11b,
you could often find that you could no
rfrost;548429 Wrote:
> So the emerging consensus is that it's a network issue; I'll check that
> thoroughly, as I've had problems on that leg of the network in the
> past. It just seems odd that I'd get a slowing rather than an all/none
> result, as is usual in the digital world. Yet more digging
So the emerging consensus is that it's a network issue; I'll check that
thoroughly, as I've had problems on that leg of the network in the
past. It just seems odd that I'd get a slowing rather than an all/none
result, as is usual in the digital world. Yet more digging in dusty
areas to check the s
Sorry, Phil, I should have specified.
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Transcoding happens on the server. FLAC, though, isn't transcoded
unless you've changed some advanced settings - it's streamed as-is to
both the SB3 and Touch. Sounds like your problems are most likely to
be with your network. Are the players connected wirelessly?
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Jim
rfrost;548387 Wrote:
> I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
> >3 years now, but here goes...
>
> I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
> lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
> "RebufferingÂ… XX%" Where a
rfrost;548387 Wrote:
> I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
> >3 years now, but here goes...
>
> I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
> lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
> "RebufferingÂ… XX%" Where a
I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question, as I've been an SB user for
>3 years now, but here goes...
I'm finding that on my SB3, when playing .flac and .m4a (Apple
lossless?) files, I get stalling on the SB3, as it'll stall, and say,
"RebufferingÂ… XX%" Where actually is the stall happening, on
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