I did some network tests loading iperf on both, server and player (in
this case a Raspi).
What emerged was that the bandwith was ok from the LMS host to the
player, but not the other way round: 45 Mbits vs 478Kbits.
I tested my laptop on the same cable, just in case, and it was ok, so it
must ha
gian wrote:
> well, no it wasn't the LAN...
>
> I replaced the BBB with a Raspberry 3 with a Minibian Jessie image, and
> everything works like a charm.
So you've ruled out everything except the implementations of LMS on the
BBB or the BBB itself I think.
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Rec
well, no it wasn't the LAN...
I replaced the BBB with a Raspberry 3 with a Minibian Jessie image, and
everything works like a charm.
town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas, Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
Classic (2), Squeezebox Radio, Raspberry Pi 2 with HiFiBerry, Ubuntu
12.4 LTS server
country
CPU is around 5%..
one last thought... even if cable connected, my SB3 and my Touch show
not ideal scores running the network test at 1000kbps, and even
500kbps.
I am starting to think that my LAN may be the culprit...
town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas, Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
Class
gian wrote:
> bpa,
>
> I'm quit baffled because my music library has not changed, players
> neither, and they all worked fine before I replaced a "classic" tower pc
> with a beaglebone black and an USB drive.
>
> So, either is the arm install of LMS that has got something wrong, of
> the bottle
bpa,
I'm quit baffled because my music library has not changed, players
neither, and they all worked fine before I replaced a "classic" tower pc
with a beaglebone black and an USB drive.
So, either is the arm install of LMS that has got something wrong, of
the bottleneck is in the drive...
to
Bitrate per se shouldn't matter as SB playerplay Flac native but if
files need resampling to play e.g. playing 96kHz on an SB3 which can
only play up to 48kHz - this may require more CPU than SBS can handle.
Resampling is done using sox. IIRC you can use flac utility (in the
LMS Bin directory)
Jeff07971 wrote:
> What bitrate are your FLACs ?
looking for the bitrate I realized that ffmpeg is not installed on
Debian Jessie.
Isn't it required for LMS? but on the other hand, nothing should work:
it doesn't explain stuttering or buffering issues.
I installed libav-tool (with a ton of dep
gian wrote:
> thanks for your reply, Jeff,
>
> this stuttering concerns only local flac, radio streams correctly.
>
> If we rule out Wifi, USB disk, CPU, and memory, it must be related to
> the Flac codec.
What bitrate are your FLACs ?
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezePlayer
thanks for your reply, Jeff,
this stuttering concerns only local flac, radio streams correctly.
If we rule out Wifi, USB disk, CPU, and memory, it must be related to
the Flac codec.
town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas, Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
Classic (2), Squeezebox Radio, Raspberry P
Unlikely to be the USB HDD as at 8MB/s its nearly enough to max out
100Mb/s ethernet
Most of my FLACs run at less than 1Mb/s
eg
1. Stellify
Ian Brown
My Way (2009)
908kbps VBR, flc
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezePlayer,PiCorePlayer
x3,Wandboard
*Server:* LMS Version: 7.9.0 -
just wanted to add that both server and player are wired... so we should
rule out all wireless issues.
town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas, Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
Classic (2), Squeezebox Radio, Raspberry Pi 2 with HiFiBerry, Ubuntu
12.4 LTS server
country: Musical Fidelity A-5, Infinit
hello All,
I recently replaced a tower pc with a BeagleBoneBlack, using a 3.5" inch
USB drive as music library.
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1470553729 @ Sun Aug 7 07:46:23
UTC 2016
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
Platform Architecture: armv7l-linux
Perl Version: 5.20.2 - arm-linu
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