I've had two SB3s for ages, one wired, one wireless. Have never had *any* sync issues at all, ever, under any version of SqzCtr.
Now, having added a wireless Boom, sync is awful. Using LAME to go to 192kbps from apple lossless, always have done to the wireless SB3. Up to three seconds out, all three devices refusing to lock together. Tried with clean installs of 7.4.3 and 7.4.2. And oh what fun it is spending another evening putting all my settings back in. Yes, I back them up but I've yet to upgrade versions without needing to do a clean install to get it working properly.
Sync returns when I unplug the mains on all three devices.
By the time I've unplugged all the devices and waited for them to boot, it would be quicker to find the disc and play it. Which puts me back about 10 years.
But, surely that's not the solution? Anyone else have this, before I start pulling my network to pieces?
XP Pro SP3, wireless G network with WPA-PSK. 66% signal on Boom, 70+ on SB3. PC is dual core 3Ghz 4Gb DDR3 ram so it can certainly run all this.
Now, having added a wireless Boom, sync is awful. Using LAME to go to 192kbps from apple lossless, always have done to the wireless SB3. Up to three seconds out, all three devices refusing to lock together. Tried with clean installs of 7.4.3 and 7.4.2. And oh what fun it is spending another evening putting all my settings back in. Yes, I back them up but I've yet to upgrade versions without needing to do a clean install to get it working properly.
Sync returns when I unplug the mains on all three devices.
By the time I've unplugged all the devices and waited for them to boot, it would be quicker to find the disc and play it. Which puts me back about 10 years.
But, surely that's not the solution? Anyone else have this, before I start pulling my network to pieces?
XP Pro SP3, wireless G network with WPA-PSK. 66% signal on Boom, 70+ on SB3. PC is dual core 3Ghz 4Gb DDR3 ram so it can certainly run all this.
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