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  • Michael Haan

    dropouts







    While I too would love to see client-side FLAC decompression, 802.11G, or both I have two wireless squeeze G's and rarely (though occasionally) experience drop-outs.  Maybe you've got too much wireless gear?  Or maybe you need to get another access point and segregate devices by channels.  Just thoughts.









    >From: "Phillip Kerman" <lists (AT) phillipkerman (DOT) com>



    >Reply-To: Slim Devices Discussion <discuss (AT) lists (DOT) slimdevices.com>



    >To: "'Slim Devices Discussion'" <discuss (AT) lists (DOT) slimdevices.com>



    >Subject: [slim] dropouts



    >Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 17:42:01 -0700



    >



    > >



    > > I have a couple issues:



    > >



    > > --when playing back apple lossless, does it get compressed



    > > first if I have



    > > set the "bitrate limiting"?  Seems to dropout the same as my



    > > FLACs with no



    > > limit (see below).



    > >



    > > --what settings can I tune in order to make FLACs arrive at



    > > the SB without



    > > compression.  That is, I want to use "no limit" but I keep



    > > getting drop



    > > outs.  The SB is wireless but within 30' of the wireless



    > > access point.  I'm



    > > getting signal strength around 80%.



    > >



    >



    >Though I started this thread, I've come to the conclusion that I can't do



    >FLAC uncompressed on my wireless network.  Not the end of the world--I'll



    >just get a long ethernet cable... I hope that works the same as my tests



    >with a shorter cable.



    >



    >Anyway, I think part of the issue was my own misunderstanding.  Namely, I



    >figured if my FLAC was 900Kbps that the network has to be able to handle



    >that bandwidth.  In fact, because the decompression happens on the server,



    >the network has to handle the full 1440Kbps (or whatever a CD is).  So...



    >yeah, I'd like to see decompression happen on the client side.



    >



    >Do people have trouble with drop outs over a standard 100Mbps network?



    >Right now I have two wireless SBs; one wireless laptop on most of the time;



    >a second wireless laptop sometimes; and the server machine wired to a router



    >and cable modem.



    >



    >I can hear the difference between 320Kbps on-the-fly MP3 vs. true FLAC.  Is



    >it realistic to have FLAC without dropouts?



    >



    >Thanks,



    >Phillip



    >



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