bpa wrote:
>
> When the squeezebox is switched off the stream does stop with both
> direct and streams that go thro server - the stream just cannot
> continue into nowhere but it may take a few minutes server OS will
> buffer TCP stream.
got it, thanks bpa
the significant part was 'a few mi
AAC will not work if your server does not have transcoding enabled and
necessary app (i.e. faad). SB3 can play OGG direct but not many stream
that use OGG.
swet wrote:
> It seems a bit odd that if it's direct streaming to the squeeze box then
> you might expect the stream to stop when the squeez
thanks bpa
I have tried connecting an AAC stream but it doesn't seem to like it(It
was radio paradise that alerted me to the problem). I'm now listening to
the OGG stream at 192k which sounds very nice but still doesn't
disconnect so that must be direct streaming as well.
It seems a bit odd that
This is standard behaviour and is known as "direct streaming". It
happens if you are playing a stream which is "native" to the player such
as http/MP3 and http/WMA. This will not happen when the streamis
transcoded by server such as a http/AAC stream. This behaviour means
stream goes direct from
I have recently retired a buffalo linkstation, running since early 2006,
with a zyxel 325v2 running media server 7.1.1.
I have just noticed that when listening to a radio stream when switching
off the squeezebox with the remote the stream does not stop. The modem
is polling and the network indicat
