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--- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "Brian D" <rnrvos2@...> wrote:
>
> Having a hard time connecting to my mCX-1000 via laptop.   Can I connect
directly to the MCX -1000 wirelessly or do i have to go through a router?  Does
anyone know how to do it wirelessly?
>

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--- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "adamfairless@..." <adfairless@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Folks
>
> Could anybody recommend a current PATA IDE drive that is 500gb+ and also
multistream DVR / Audio server compatible.
>
> Regards
>
> Adam
>
I used the Seagate db35.3  Model ST3750840ACE Ultra ATA/100 750 GB

Works great, is quiet and uses less power.  Not too sure how easy to find now,
but still on Seagate web site.

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Any comments??
Peter.

HI Peter

thanks for your messae. i will try these tips, hope it helps.
Problem is that from living room i can hear basically all clients.
And also i have one wired client (ca-15) and that seems to have the biggest
delay??
I noticed the same thing with the random songs. it is defeniately a bug.


br

david


--- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "Peter" <pluscher@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> This issue is also a common one for me too.
>
> I find that if you use the client interface to set up the broadcast then you
will often get a fairly sizeable delay between the server and the client(s) --
not a huge issue if they're in different parts of the house / yard but a big
issue if you can hear them both from a central location (kind of like an echo).
>
> One way to minimize this is to initiate the broadcast to clients directly on
the host/server interface rather than on the client interface.  This seems to
have the effect of the server better synchronizing the wireless transmission.
>
> Another thing I find annoying is that if you use the client interface to ask
the server to broadcast to it when the server is playing random songs -- only
the first song will be the same.  All subsequent songs will be random by room
with the server playing a different song than each client.  Seems like a bug to
me!  ;o)
>
> Hope there's something helpful above...
> Peter.
>
> --- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "solomond44" <solomond44@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > Does anybody have kind of a problem when playing trough clients there is a
big delay versus server. Is there somekind of audiodelay where you can adjust
the audio ?
> >
> > br
> >
> > daviy
> >
>

HI Peter

thanks for your messae. i will try these tips, hope it helps.
Problem is that from living room i can hear basically all clients.
And also i have one wired client (ca-15) and that seems to have the biggest
delay??
I noticed the same thing with the random songs. it is defeniately a bug.


br

david


--- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "Peter" <pluscher@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> This issue is also a common one for me too.
>
> I find that if you use the client interface to set up the broadcast then you
will often get a fairly sizeable delay between the server and the client(s) --
not a huge issue if they're in different parts of the house / yard but a big
issue if you can hear them both from a central location (kind of like an echo).
>
> One way to minimize this is to initiate the broadcast to clients directly on
the host/server interface rather than on the client interface.  This seems to
have the effect of the server better synchronizing the wireless transmission.
>
> Another thing I find annoying is that if you use the client interface to ask
the server to broadcast to it when the server is playing random songs -- only
the first song will be the same.  All subsequent songs will be random by room
with the server playing a different song than each client.  Seems like a bug to
me!  ;o)
>
> Hope there's something helpful above...
> Peter.
>
> --- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "solomond44" <solomond44@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > Does anybody have kind of a problem when playing trough clients there is a
big delay versus server. Is there somekind of audiodelay where you can adjust
the audio ?
> >
> > br
> >
> > daviy
> >
>

Hi,
This issue is also a common one for me too.

I find that if you use the client interface to set up the broadcast then you
will often get a fairly sizeable delay between the server and the client(s) --
not a huge issue if they're in different parts of the house / yard but a big
issue if you can hear them both from a central location (kind of like an echo).

One way to minimize this is to initiate the broadcast to clients directly on the
host/server interface rather than on the client interface.  This seems to have
the effect of the server better synchronizing the wireless transmission.

Another thing I find annoying is that if you use the client interface to ask the
server to broadcast to it when the server is playing random songs -- only the
first song will be the same.  All subsequent songs will be random by room with
the server playing a different song than each client.  Seems like a bug to me! 
;o)

Hope there's something helpful above...
Peter.

--- In Musiccast@yahoogroups.com, "solomond44" <solomond44@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Does anybody have kind of a problem when playing trough clients there is a big
delay versus server. Is there somekind of audiodelay where you can adjust the
audio ?
>
> br
>
> daviy
>

Hi

Does anybody have kind of a problem when playing trough clients there is a big
delay versus server. Is there somekind of audiodelay where you can adjust the
audio ?

br

daviy

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