newbie here, so please be gentle :-)
Title says it all really.
I have a 106e (slimserver 6.3.1) with about 500 albums encoded in FLAC playing to an 'all black' wireless squeezebox.
When playing back albums (like pink floyd) that require gapless transitions only the first transition is gapless. If I start half way through an album then the first transition of the plkayback is gapless (so if I start on track 3, track 3->4 is gapless 4->5 has 3 second pause, 5-> pause etc).
This is also noticeable on other albums, first gap is tiny subsequent gaps are about 3 seconds.
I do not have the web browser connected since this puts a significant load on the 106e during track changes.
I have turned on the buffer display on the squerezebox and notice that the buffer runs empty between tracks yet fills within 3-5 seconds of the start of a track - so the data rate over wireless is no problem.
I would have thought that the next track would be sent before the end of the last to eliminate any critical timing issues - this doesn't appear to happen. Is there a setting I'm missing somewhere ?
All thoughts and ideas welcome, I love the unit but not sure if I can live with big pauses where there shouldn't be
Thanks
Title says it all really.
I have a 106e (slimserver 6.3.1) with about 500 albums encoded in FLAC playing to an 'all black' wireless squeezebox.
When playing back albums (like pink floyd) that require gapless transitions only the first transition is gapless. If I start half way through an album then the first transition of the plkayback is gapless (so if I start on track 3, track 3->4 is gapless 4->5 has 3 second pause, 5-> pause etc).
This is also noticeable on other albums, first gap is tiny subsequent gaps are about 3 seconds.
I do not have the web browser connected since this puts a significant load on the 106e during track changes.
I have turned on the buffer display on the squerezebox and notice that the buffer runs empty between tracks yet fills within 3-5 seconds of the start of a track - so the data rate over wireless is no problem.
I would have thought that the next track would be sent before the end of the last to eliminate any critical timing issues - this doesn't appear to happen. Is there a setting I'm missing somewhere ?
All thoughts and ideas welcome, I love the unit but not sure if I can live with big pauses where there shouldn't be
Thanks
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