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adzzzbatch 07-10-2011 00:11

Need Help With Streaming
 
Right so I like to stream my music from my laptop to the amp using my Apple Airport Express. At first I had it connected to the Super Hub using ethernet but I kept on experiencing drop outs in the music.

I've not put the Super Hub in to modem mode and now using the Airport as a Router, BUT still experiencing these drop outs.

What could be causing it?

adzzzbatch 07-10-2011 23:17

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
None? :(

Hom3r 07-10-2011 23:56

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
Interference?

adzzzbatch 08-10-2011 00:51

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35312074)
Interference?

Can't really say. There is a wireless phone near it, but that's the only thing I think could cause interference.

Uncle Peter 08-10-2011 03:04

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
What format/bitrates are you trying to stream?

broadbandking 08-10-2011 14:41

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzzzbatch (Post 35312078)
Can't really say. There is a wireless phone near it, but that's the only thing I think could cause interference.

Microwaves, neigbours wireless phone or router could be causing issues, have you tried changing the channels.

loads of things can cause interference.

adzzzbatch 08-10-2011 23:04

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Peter (Post 35312090)
What format/bitrates are you trying to stream?

All Mp3 ranging from 128 to 320.

Uncle Peter 08-10-2011 23:57

Re: Need Help With Streaming
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzzzbatch (Post 35312446)
All Mp3 ranging from 128 to 320.

ah right shouldn't be a problem then. Are you running Windows on your laptop?

Setup some performance counters and monitor bytes received and sent per sec on your wireless interface. Maybe pop a counter on for resets and errors.

Copy a file across your wireless network to your laptop and see what throughput you're getting, reset the counters then try again streaming some music. You should be able to tell straight away whether or not you have throughput problems

Pop wirelessmon on and see what the band occupancy is like in your area, should give you a good idea which channel to use if you need to change it.


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