I cant see it well on the pictures (a bit small) but it looks like a
very strange radio signal behaviour. Is there any change you can test
with another router?
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Pascal Hibon
1 x SB3, 1 x SB Boom, 1 x SB Radio and 1 x SB Touch - all wireless
ReadyNAS NVX running LMS 7.7.1. w iTunes plugin
Yes, better pictures
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73688749@N06/6646221295/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73688749@N06/6646221543/
Will test again today, may buy an improved router this weekend
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wonder boy
2 Booms, 1 radio, a touch and an SB3...think that's enough?
zeke;682025 Wrote:
Not sure if this is what you want, but if you just let your pc go to
sleep instead of powering it down completely, the squeezebox should be
able to wake it (assuming the pc has WOL capability).
Wake-on-LAN also works from a complete shutdown, because the network
card
I'd turn off the auto-channel feature, pick the best ch and stay there.
This alone may be adding to the problem. I'd at least eliminate it from
the equation.
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toby10
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toby10;682069 Wrote:
I'd turn off the auto-channel feature, pick the best ch and stay there.
This alone may be adding to the problem. I'd at least eliminate it from
the equation.
Yes, and I would set it to channel 1. There is no one else using
channel 1.
Still, the radio signal of the
There is no accident with neighbors connecting to your network if your
network name (SSID) is unique.
I agree with both chill aubuti, assuming your WEP issue cannot be
resolved ...
To keep the casual accidental user off of your router just use MAC
filtering, it's about the same level of
Ok, let's back up.
Are you running a local SqueezeBox server program on your computer?
i.e. Do you have access to your own locally stored music files?
If yes, what computer OS? What version of the server program?
Or do you only use the players for Internet Radio and online services?
Selecting Internet Radio on your players may or may not cause the
players to switch to MySB.com online, depends on several factors:
- if you use a local SB server
- if that local server can see the internet
- if that local server has your correct MySB.com login info
- if your computer with
I have now worked around the incompatibility by creating two virtual
networks on my access point. One using WEP for my older squeezeboxen
and another using WPA2-PSK for the Radio and all my other devices.
However, I do think that there is a compatibility issue in the WiFi
requirements between SB
Mark.Bennett;682100 Wrote:
My SSID are all unique and hidden,
I doubt this is a problem with your overall issue, but it is not
uncommon for HIDDEN SSIDs to cause problem for SB players. You may
already know this as well, but hiding SSID can cause connection
problems in some cases but
I just tried the Radio on WEP, works fine, connects plays as
expected.
WEP 64bit, SSID hidden, router generated passphrase of 62E38220E4
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toby10
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Just bought a Squeezebox Radio unit for the first time, so far love it!
:)
I have had no issues and everything seems to be working correctly, but
I do have one question about bandwidth usage when you are listening to
a stream from a radio station.
When I am actively listening to a station, I
Two things to try:
1. Press hold the Pause button to actually STOP the stream (vs just
Pausing it).
2. Watch the traffic indicator light after about 1 minute, might just
be the stream buffer has not exhausted itself before then.
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toby10
erland;681849 Wrote:
Is it in hibernate mode and started just before the alarm is about to
trigger ?
No, but if it were, the internal alarm should sound.
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Tony T
Tony
#63743; SBTouch #9834; SBRadio #9836;
Tony T's
Looks like the Alarm not sounding may be related to the error:
Slim::Networking::SqueezeNetwork::Players::_player s_error (317)
Unable to get players from SN: Connect timed out: , retrying in 900
seconds
Since I've resolved the above error by restarting SBS (thanks pippin)
after
toby10;682116 Wrote:
I just tried the Radio on WEP, works fine, connects plays as
expected.
WEP 64bit, SSID hidden, router generated passphrase of 62E38220E4
But WEP with shared or open connection?
I also get a Radio connection on WEP but only using an open connection.
Conversely the SB1
What does shared connection mean?
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garym;682103 Wrote:
I doubt this is a problem with your overall issue, but it is not
uncommon for HIDDEN SSIDs to cause problem for SB players. You may
already know this as well, but hiding SSID can cause connection
problems in some cases but provides ZERO security. The SSID is not
really
toby10;682152 Wrote:
What does shared connection mean?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wired_Equivalent_Privacy#Authentication
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aubuti
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Well, I'll just answer that with a big I have no clue cuz that mumbo
jumbo in the WiKi is way beyond my abilities to discern or understand
what the heck they are talking about. :)
There was no mention of shared in my router settings so I presume it
was not shared. Does TKIP have anything to do
Yeah, and it's even funnier that the mumbo jumbo begins with the
phrase For the sake of clarity,
TKIP was intended as a replacement protocol for WEP, but they are both
easily cracked, and have been superseded by WPA2.
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aubuti
Hi
I purchased a Squeezebox Radio last week and am very happy with it,
except for the fact that it crashes at least once a day, usually more
depending how much I use it. It appears to be when I'm using Spotify,
either starting or exiting the app, and whether I'm using the controls
on the radio
To solve my own problem I loaded ww-drt onto my 3 Buffalo Access Points,
removed WDS, setup each with the SAME SSID, Security settings and each
on a different channel 1,6 11. Both my radios are now working - 22
tracks without interruption (previously lucky to get 4) other one 30. I
would say
To solve my own problem I loaded ww-drt onto my 3 Buffalo Access Points,
removed WDS, setup each with the SAME SSID, Security settings and each
on a different channel 1,6 11. Both my radios are now working - 22
tracks without interruption (previously lucky to get 4) other one 30. I
would say
To solve my own problem I loaded ww-drt onto my 3 Buffalo Access Points,
removed WDS, setup each with the SAME SSID, Security settings and each
on a different channel 1,6 11. Both my radios are now working - 22
tracks without interruption (previously lucky to get 4) other one 30. I
would say
toby10;682126 Wrote:
Two things to try:
1. Press hold the Pause button to actually STOP the stream (vs just
Pausing it).
2. Watch the traffic indicator light after about 1 minute, might just
be the stream buffer has not exhausted itself before then.
Tried that and it did the trick,
bpa;682289 Wrote:
If a network stream is paused then the radio will keep accepting packets
until the internal buffer is full. Then the radio will not take any more
data - if the station is a Live station with low speed MP3 this can be
10-15 minutes. Many (but not all) station will often
I had similar desires for the sleep function as TopGeek. What I did that
helped somewhat is get the IR remote, and also install a plugin called
StatusFirst. StatusFirst displays the current value of the Sleep
setting on the first remote button push, and then changes the setting
on subsequent
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