If anyone followed the bug on this, you migth have noticed that I had
some problems lately.
This was caused by a problem with the database , I have to do an
analyse; with an sqlite3 tool to fix it.
SBS is suposed to this every scan but it failed for some reason in 7.6
beta .
Now it's working ag
I have the same setup SBTouch and Qnap TS-210 and the same kind of
problem, but mine is with normal 16@44.1 files.
Now it seems to have gone.
I went to the advanced-performance tab of Squeezebox Server and did as
follows:
1. disable library statistics
2. choose "resizing" instead of "resampling"
JohnSwenson;583803 Wrote:
> It PROBABLY has nothing to do with YOUR signal strength but everything
> to do with the signal strength of an interfering signal. By changing
> the antenna configuration you are decreasing interference from some
> other source. And its not just at the Touch. The router
TerryS;583727 Wrote:
> I was amazed at how much difference it made in the stutter problem, even
> though it shows no change in the signal strength or network test
> results. It is possible that my stutter problem has been completely
> eliminated. Time will tell.
>
> Terry
It PROBABLY has noth
guidof;583712 Wrote:
> Terry:
>
> As mentioned in a prior post, re-orienting my router's antenna did cure
> the stutter on my SBTouch. You may have a similar problem, in spite of
> what the signal strength says. I would further experiment with fine
> tuning the WI-Fi before looking for other pos
TerryS;583696 Wrote:
> One other experiment I tried:
>
> I played around with the orientation of the Wi-Fi antennas on my
> wireless router. This seemed to have a very large impact on the
> start-up stutter.
> Terry
Terry:
As mentioned in a prior post, re-orienting my router's antenna did
One other experiment I tried:
I played around with the orientation of the Wi-Fi antennas on my
wireless router. This seemed to have a very large impact on the
start-up stutter. If I placed the antennas horizontal (facing away
from each other) the stutter was much worse, happening close to 50%
I tried some experiments today:
First, a recap:
My system is a NAS (QNAP TS-110) hosting the squeezebox server R7.5.1
with a Touch also running 7.5.1
I have a wireless connection from the Touch to the router and a wired
ethernet connection from the router to the NAS.
With this configuration I som
The CPU load is interesting it always hit 100% when cuing up an album.
But it stays at 100% a bit longer with 24/96 ?
This is even when I don't have the web-UI open .
But on the other hand I used my controller to choose a tune for my
Touch both are squeezeplay devices so both need images to refr
souwalker;582933 Wrote:
> Wow...
>
> I am using a QNAP TS210 and was contemplating bying some 96/24 files
> from HDtrack's site and after reading this thread, I am abit
> concerned.
>
> Rgds
It's an annoying problem for sure, but at the same time, the hi rez
files through the Touch sound absol
mdm;583111 Wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got the same issue with PCM playback... every first track has a
> short pause in the beginning. I looked through squeezebox.pm and saw
> that $outputThreshold set to "0", so providing I would change it should
> I somehow force the Touch to accept this new valu
Hello,
I've got the same issue with PCM playback... every first track has a
short pause in the beginning. I looked through squeezebox.pm and saw
that $outputThreshold set to "0", so providing I would change it should
I somehow force the Touch to accept this new value - reboot or
something?
Regar
ralphpnj;582935 Wrote:
> There's no need for concern. The tracks will play but you may experience
> some rebuffering at the very start of the first track and - now this is
> important: after that the remainder of the first track and all the
> remaining tracks will play fine, as in no more rebuffe
Soundman;582993 Wrote:
> You may give it another try with a setting of 100 (= 1/10th of a second)
> or even above.
I tried 100 the other night, but it doesn't work at all at that
setting. No music comes out at all. I waited over 60 seconds. The
same at a setting of 50. 40 seemed to be the hi
Mnyb;583001 Wrote:
> 7.5.0 or 7.5.1 or 7.5.2
>
> TRy 7.5.2 if you haven't I can not really recomend 7.6 unless you like
> to tinker and experiment :)
Sorry I forgot that information:
Version: 7.5.2 - r31264 @ Sun Aug 29 02:04:16 PDT 2010
Info on players:
Player Model: Squeezebox Touch
Firmwa
ralphpnj;582994 Wrote:
> Maybe so, however I experience this problem and my setup is also
> completely wired:
>
> Operating system: Windows 7 - EN - cp1252
> Platform Architecture: 586
> Perl Version: 5.10.0 - MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
> MySQL Version: 5.0.22-community-nt
> Total Players Recogniz
TerryS;582428 Wrote:
> I finally got WinSPC to work for me and located the Squeezebox.pm
> I tried several settings, going as high as 40:
>
> # Threshold the output buffer for high sample-rate flac.
> if ( $track ) {
> if ( $track->samplerate() && $track->samplerate() >= 88200 ) {
>
Mnyb;582987 Wrote:
> Not always I don't have this problem at all anymore since the original
> bug got fixed, suspect it's partly dependent on the setup.
>
> My case all wired x86 linux server.
Maybe so, however I experience this problem and my setup is also
completely wired:
Operating system:
ralphpnj;582935 Wrote:
> There's no need for concern. The tracks will play but you may experience
> some rebuffering at the very start of the first track and - now this is
> important: after that the remainder of the first track and all the
> remaining tracks will play fine, as in no more rebuffe
souwalker;582933 Wrote:
> Wow...
>
> I am using a QNAP TS210 and was contemplating bying some 96/24 files
> from HDtrack's site and after reading this thread, I am abit
> concerned.
>
> Rgds
There's no need for concern. The tracks will play but you may
experience some rebuffering at the very s
Wow...
I am using a QNAP TS210 and was contemplating bying some 96/24 files
from HDtrack's site and after reading this thread, I am abit
concerned.
Rgds
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TerryS;582525 Wrote:
> .
> I may try moving the server to my desktop PC as an experiment, but even
> if it worked, I would not leave it that way. I went with the Squeezebox
> server on NAS setup specifically because I did not want to host the
> server on my computer. I like the NAS solu
If it is something to do with the NAS, then it must be an intermittent
issue. Most of the time, things work perfectly. But maybe one time
out of ten or so, it does the re-buffering at startup. It never has a
problem after the initial startup of the album. I noticed last night
that when I selec
TerryS,
Try installing SBS on a full featured computer (PC or Mac), move a
couple of FLAC folders over, and see if those same files stutter.
This will help determine if the issue is your QNAP NAS.
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Hi Terry
I think it is an issue with the QNAP server not having the 'horsepower'
to decompress the hi rez FLAC files. When I was using SqueezeCenter
installed on my QNAP TS-210 to decode the 24-96 FLACs, I was getting
the stuttering. When I use the SqueezeCenter installed on my PC to
decode the
I finally got WinSPC to work for me and located the Squeezebox.pm
I tried several settings, going as high as 40:
# Threshold the output buffer for high sample-rate flac.
if ( $track ) {
if ( $track->samplerate() && $track->samplerate() >= 88200 ) {
$outputThreshold
Soundman;582276 Wrote:
> When you open WinSPC you probably get into the directory of your music.
> Click on the arrow at the top of the directory. You click several times
> until you're in the root directory. Then you click "usr" then
> "squeezecenter" and so on, until you are in the "Player" di
TerryS;582094 Wrote:
> Well, I installed WinSPC but never could get it to connect to my NAS.
> Then I realized I don't even know how to browse for files on the NAS.
> I can browse to the music directory where all of my music files are
> stored, but I can't find the Squeezebox Server files anywh
Well, I installed WinSPC but never could get it to connect to my NAS.
Then I realized I don't even know how to browse for files on the NAS.
I can browse to the music directory where all of my music files are
stored, but I can't find the Squeezebox Server files anywhere. I have
much to learn abo
Soundman;581485 Wrote:
> No reason to be afraid at all... Use WinSPC or a similar program and
> edit the file (Path: /usr/squeezecenter/Slim/Player/Squeezebox.pm) You
> can change the value of $outputThreshold (now is 20) and try different
> higher values.
Thanks, I'll look into WinSPC and give
I don't have this problem since I wired my Touch , just a data point .
I also run 7.6 beta ? maybe the fix is in that release.
My server is also wired an 1,2GHz via-epia x86 mobo so not
superfast,but not glacially slow as an old NAS.
Btw don't use the 7.6 beta if your are not prepared for some
in
TerryS;581384 Wrote:
> I'm almost afraid to ask
> How do I change the $outputThreshold
>
> Terry
No reason to be afraid at all... Use WinSPC or a similar program and
edit the file (Path: /usr/squeezecenter/Slim/Player/Squeezebox.pm) You
can change the value of $outputThreshold (now is
Soundman;581340 Wrote:
> It was this:
>
> You can play around with "$outputThreshold"
>
> # Threshold the output buffer for high sample-rate flac.
> if ( $track ) {
> if ( $track->samplerate() && $track->samplerate() >=
> 88200 ) {
> $
JohnSwenson;581184 Wrote:
>
> This was all tweaked and constants were worked out for 16/44.1, for
> 24/96 they don't always work. For future releases I think the
> developers are working on a way to change those constants depending on
> the sample rate being used. Several months ago I remember A
I went to try a couple of things last night, but strangely, the stutter
was gone most of the time. Showed up maybe 1 out of 10 times. Nothing
has changed since the night before, when it was having the problem about
half the time.
I agree with the comment that the problem is not that big of a d
ralphpnj;581163 Wrote:
> I encounter exactly the same issue when playing 24/96 files, i.e. the
> file starts playing, stops to re-buffer and then continues playing just
> fine. My Touch uses a wired connection so I know that it's not a
> wireless network issue. I believe that this behavior is a r
I encounter exactly the same issue when playing 24/96 files, i.e. the
file starts playing, stops to re-buffer and then continues playing just
fine. My Touch uses a wired connection so I know that it's not a
wireless network issue. I believe that this behavior is a result of the
Touch's internal bu
I had a similar problem at one point. It was easily solved by rotating
the router antenna in a vertical plane so that it points down (my
router is upstairs, the listening room downstairs). Never had another
re-buffering after that with any resolution file.
Guido F.
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guidof
*Front End*: Mara
Try this
1, wire the touch to the router (for test only, listen trough
headphones for example, if you dont happpen to have a long cat5 cable
around).
2, Try with the server installed on a computer.
3, Wired touch and server running on a computer.
You should not disable flac with such tiny cpu
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