Interruptions in the Stream
Posted: May Thu 12, 2005 2:09 pm
How come the stream is interrupted sometime, even another track will start up in the middle of another one, and then revert back to the first one?
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Posted: May Thu 12, 2005 2:55 pm
Sounds like it is switching between the back-up server and the standard. try this link to see if it helpshttp://www.subsonicradio.com/faq.php#skipping
Posted: May Sun 15, 2005 7:36 pm
one time I was listening to the music but all of a sudden it went to another track then back to the the track I was listening to. I had a few skips before but I just change my connection from 64 to 50
Posted: May Sun 15, 2005 11:47 pm
it's that for a few moments you're getting the backup server, like Eagle4life said. The servers are playing 2 different songs at the same time, but you'll always connect to the main before the back-up. It'll be like this:
Main server - Muppetvision 3d complete attraction
Backup - Pirates of the Caribbean float through
Main server - Muppetvision 3d complete attraction
It happens sometimes, at this point, the only thing we can say is live with it as best you can. If/when it can be fixed, it will be.
Main server - Muppetvision 3d complete attraction
Backup - Pirates of the Caribbean float through
Main server - Muppetvision 3d complete attraction
It happens sometimes, at this point, the only thing we can say is live with it as best you can. If/when it can be fixed, it will be.
Posted: May Mon 16, 2005 12:19 pm
My DSL was acting up. Anybody know of a cheap ISP to put a windows box at?
Posted: May Tue 17, 2005 1:19 am
Also because of how the relay system works if a relay looses its connection wether or not the main went down it reverts to the backup and everyone on that relay will get backup music until the current song on the backup is over.
I have seen my relay do this a few times, though it wasn't obviously a fault on my side since I was connected to it remotely and would have been booted if it had lost all connection to the outside world.
In any case its not a perfect system. You get what you pay for
I have seen my relay do this a few times, though it wasn't obviously a fault on my side since I was connected to it remotely and would have been booted if it had lost all connection to the outside world.
In any case its not a perfect system. You get what you pay for
Posted: May Tue 17, 2005 8:22 am
Yahoo! SBC DSL is pretty cheap: http://sbc.yahoo.com/subsonic wrote:My DSL was acting up. Anybody know of a cheap ISP to put a windows box at?
Posted: May Tue 17, 2005 8:59 am
You talking about cheap co-location?
Posted: May Tue 17, 2005 10:56 am
Yes. Perhaps it's time to start asking for donations and make the setup a little more professional.Club33Hopeful wrote:You talking about cheap co-location?
Posted: May Tue 17, 2005 11:05 am
I need to contact my service provider today for some similar stuff, so I will ask.
Posted: May Fri 20, 2005 7:59 pm
I would be willing to make a contribution for the enjoyment this music brings me.
Posted: May Sun 22, 2005 6:20 pm
Hehe, for the lack of effort I've been putting in, I don't deserve donations 