m3u files for PS Audio Bridge II

[simoncn]

(25-01-2016 11:39)peter.rayner Wrote:  Ok, two more data points.
With a bit of help I was able to test using an iPhone as a renderer, this with the mConnect control point on the same iPhone. The sound was also badly broken up.

Next back to the Bridge ... still badly broken up. Here are the first few lines of top output

top -b -n1
Mem: 102800K used, 15664K free, 0K shrd, 1292K buff, 26980K cached
CPU: 0.0% usr 0.0% sys 0.0% nic 100% idle 0.0% io 0.0% irq 0.0% sirq
Load average: 0.04 0.02 0.00 1/261 20698
PID PPID USER STAT VSZ %MEM %CPU COMMAND
8973 8969 http S 286m246.9 0.0 /usr/bin/httpd -DHAVE_PHP
8662 1 root S 220m190.0 0.0 /volume1/@appstore/java8/ejdk1.8.0_51/
8922 1 root S 188m162.8 0.0 php-fpm: master process (/etc/php/php-
8944 8922 http S 188m162.8 0.0 php-fpm: pool www
8945 8922 http S 188m162.8 0.0 php-fpm: pool www
6794 1 root S 120m103.9 0.0 /var/packages/MediaServer/target/sbin/
5130 1 root S 103m 89.6 0.0 scemd
7946 1 root S < 81720 68.8 0.0 /var/packages/AudioStation/target/bin/
7932 1 root S < 79668 67.1 0.0 /var/packages/AudioStation/target/sbin

thanks again

Thanks for this information. The 'top' output shows no CPU load on the Synology. This could be because top refreshes its display every second or so and this output might not have been captured at the time the music was playing.

Can you describe "broken up" a bit more precisely? For example, it is 10 seconds of sound followed by 2 seconds of silence or 0.5 seconds of sound followed by 0.5 seconds of silence?

It would be helpful if you could capture a debug log while the broken-up sound is playing. Please do the following:

1) Restart MinimServer (this clears the log file)
2) Set the logging level to debug
3) Start playing the stream
4) After about 30 seconds of broken-up sound, stop MinimServer
5) Zip the log file and attach the zipped file as a file attachment to a forum post using the New Attachment/Browse and Add Attachment buttons

Many thanks!