av8r71;578112 Wrote:
Hello, I recently noticed that once I turn off my SB Radio, there seems
to be about 4 minutes of internet traffic that continues to go through
the router cable modem. I use my SB to listen to online radio
stations (NPR, etc.) only, I do not stream music from any other
bluegaspode;578121 Wrote:
The Radio needs to keep a constant connection to its server (in your
case MySqueezebox.com).
This is because you could surf to the MySB.com site, change the alarm
or use the player/menu there to start a stream.
If it wouldn't keep this connection you couldn't
I love Squeezebox - as far as I am concerned it works a treat -
especially with apps like Napster, where basically you have access to
every bit of music!!
What I don't understand, is why there are 2 servers available - which
basically make the whole interface a complete nonsense to inexperienced
Welcome to the forums, but 'please do not crosspost'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=578277#post578277).
Thanks.
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aubuti
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Where's the problem? It wastes bandwidth, both at my end and at the
radio station. But more importantly, if I turn off the Radio, go
downstairs and turn my Roku SoundBridge on to the same station, I don't
want to be pulling two streams at the same time from di.fm. The station
detects that and
An idea (for yet another workaround) press the big knob or + to bring up
the context menu and remove from playlist
What happens now ?
Does it still buffer the stream , it might still use bandwith for it's
comm with mysb.com ?
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Mnyb
av8r71;578112 Wrote:
Hello, I recently noticed that once I turn off my SB Radio, there seems
to be about 4 minutes of internet traffic that continues to go through
the router cable modem. I use my SB to listen to online radio
stations (NPR, etc.) only, I do not stream music from any other
andyg;578108 Wrote:
Interesting, if you listen on Radio via the speaker it sounds terrible.
If you plug in headphones the sound is fine. I wonder if there is
something going on in the DSP conversion from stereo - mono that
doesn't work well with this station.
Thanks for the headphone tip.
It's probably a combination of the way our DSP mixes stereo to mono and
the audio from the station. If both channels cancel each other out, or
mostly cancel each other out, this will happen. It could be an encoding
problem or some other problem at the station's side.
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andyg
Thanks for looking into this. That makes sense. Just by hearing the
sound I could guess it was kind of decoding/processing issue. But when
I got the typical support answer pointing third party as culprit it was
kindof insulting my intelligence. Thus, I pointed how wrong the answer
was. Now I got
I have tried to restream through VLC by downsampling to mono.
Interestingly, VLC scrampbles down the audio the same way.
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shurik
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Worst case it could actually be some kind of wide stereo effect added
by the station, some phase effect ?
In the old days sound engineers actually checked (booth live and on
records) if the sound was mono compatible if it sounded reasonable ok
in mono to.
Meh nowadays one should probably be
I am running dd-wrt firmware in a wrt54gl which has a page displaying
graphically the wireless traffic. From this it is clear that the
SBRadio continues buffering the station you were listening to after
tapping the power button to turn off. The same occurs when you pause
the radio. The buffer
My SBR was in the middle of song when it frooze for hours, so i turned
it off and on again and now all i get is the logitech logo. And guess
what? now my squeezebox server can't find it.
Any ideas please??
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