I'm diagnosing some streaming radio re-buffering issues (I believe the
problem is with my Internet provider as it's occurring on wired and
wireless Booms, Classics).
To help, I've turned on the "Buffer" display on the now-playing Music
Information Screen on my Booms.
I just wanted to confirm wha
I can't remember the exact detaisl but the numebr relate to player
buffer fullness - undecoded and decoded. That said, they won't help you
solve rebuffering.
Rebuffering occurs when the player has not enough data - i.e. internal
decoded buffer is empty.
When streaming a station the player can r
Thanks bpa for the extra information and suggestions.
I'd already tried the maximum buffer size of 30 seconds without any
success.
I tried the "proxied" stream player option last night and things seemed
to be working smoother (no re-buffers and buffer numbers appeared
'higher', eg 3200 KB / 10.0
If there are problems playing streams direct (i.e.not proxied) to player
- you shopudl check by testing other high bit rate MP3 streams. If most
have problem streamgin smoothly you should double check your local
network between player and router (e.g. test wit wired connection, use
static IP add
After a bit of testing for me on both my wired and wireless Booms and
Classics, my solution was to enable Proxied Streaming on my devices
(even the wired ones).
This has enabled me to have hours of endless, no-rebuffering of music
streams.
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