s2kiwi wrote:
> I'm running a dedicated linux 2.4Gz machine (ethernet connected) for the
> LMS so no problems there.
>
> What about if the SB3 isn't in the group - will everything just run at
> the native file stream and the Pi will do the downgrading where needed
> (or does the Pi tell the serv
Mnyb wrote:
>
> But the general case is still that player report thier capabilty to the
> server and servers has to come up with a streams that fits all in the
> sync group .
>
> So if the SB3 is in the sync group . the server has to feed all an 24/48
> stream . But the transcoding load is on t
Could be a potential problem i LMS also runs on the PI . Is LMS running
elsewhere it handles the transcoding on that system ( and thats systems
limitiations apply ) .
PI can transcode just fine but if several separate needs arise to older
players etc or if you use some obscure formats , ie in cas
drmatt wrote:
> Codec support on the Pis depends on the software stack not hardware, and
> the SB3 is likely to be your limiting factor in terms of codec support
> anyway.
>
> And yes if you sync all players and one or more of them has a playback
> bitrate limit applied then the whole group will
Codec support on the Pis depends on the software stack not hardware, and
the SB3 is likely to be your limiting factor in terms of codec support
anyway.
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Just_Colin wrote:
> I'm not sure to be honest. According to
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/overclocking.md
> it
> "Forces turbo mode frequencies even when the ARM cores are not busy."
>
> I don't know if it will have an impact on reliability though...
A go
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I booted my Rpi3 with TURBO MODE enabled and now it seems that all my
high resolution FLAC are played without any audible pops, glitches,
scratches, etc.
I am listening
There is no need to transcode at all if you are playing to a Pi.
The resampling from 192 kHz to 48 kHz shouldn't be a problem either, the
Pi only has to do it for its own player.
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Hi all,
I'm setting up a multi-room system with 8 zones/players. I was asking
elsewhere in the forum if 8 is realistic and the answers generally come
back to bandwidth and whether the players can natively transcode the
streams.
I have no idea on the transcoding question so thought I'd ask if any
steff wrote:
> Will try this evening.
> In the meanwhile, can you explain to me what is TURBO MODE for?
I'm not sure to be honest. According to
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/overclocking.md
it
"Forces turbo mode frequencies even when the ARM cores are not bu
Just_Colin wrote:
> I have just tried some Advance Overclock options.
>
> First. I increased the GPU memory to 256 and rebooted. No improvement.
>
> Then I set Overclock/underclock to High and rebooted. No improvement.
>
> I then tried setting the Force turbo to Yes and rebooted. Massive
> imp
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