was trying different sizes of latency, 10 is near 448 samples for 16/44 and 23 is near 1024 samples
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Gordon
would you take the latency somewhat bigger so it can take 448 samples? 10 ms can hold 441 samples so it would have to be 11 ms to be able to hold 448 samples. Equally for other sample rates and number of samples
latency in ms as function of sample rate and number of samples
samples
448 1024 2048
44100 10,2 23,2 46,4
48000 9,3 21,3 42,7
88200 5,1 11,6 23,2
96000 4,7 10,7 21,3
176400 2,5 5,8 11,6
192000 2,3 5,3 10,7
was trying different sizes of latency, 10 is near 448 samples for 16/44 and 23 is near 1024 samples
....
Gordon
would you take the latency somewhat bigger so it can take 448 samples? 10 ms can hold 441 samples so it would have to be 11 ms to be able to hold 448 samples. Equally for other sample rates and number of samples
latency in ms as function of sample rate and number of samples
samples
448 1024 2048
44100 10,2 23,2 46,4
48000 9,3 21,3 42,7
88200 5,1 11,6 23,2
96000 4,7 10,7 21,3
176400 2,5 5,8 11,6
192000 2,3 5,3 10,7
can't seem to set precise buffer sizes as you can with wasapi, don't know if you can do it in the program, but the parameter is to nearest 1ms.
preferred 3 for 16/44 and 5 for 24/96, will need to work out how to set it for different sampe rates like jplay does.
Sbgk, I installed version 18 and the sound quality is wonderful.
-a 10 gave problems, noise. After deleting -a 10 it worked fine.
On this moment I use the LMS installed on my nas. Do you think the sound quality will improve when I install LMS on the audio pc?
Thanks for your interesting audio journey!
DJ le Roi wrote:Sbgk, I installed version 18 and the sound quality is wonderful.
-a 10 gave problems, noise. After deleting -a 10 it worked fine.
On this moment I use the LMS installed on my nas. Do you think the sound quality will improve when I install LMS on the audio pc?
Thanks for your interesting audio journey!
maybe that's why you have problems with 10ms, think squeezelite is using tcp/ip to talk to lms. Potentially it would be better as lower latency sounds better, if -a is not used then a high default setting is used. If you have 4 cores lms could be on 1, squeezelite on another etc
I'm confused about the order of starting lms and the new squeezelite start batch.
Should in the Avanced Settings of LocalPlayer AutoStart still be checked?
If so, then how will I make the player use the configuration of the start batch?
If the autostart should not be checked, then I will need to,start the start batch manually after lms has been started. In this case I don't get any sound at all though the player seems to be playing and the timer is running.
I copied the name of the output device as found in the localplayer.prefs after selecting the KS device
Aleg wrote:I'm confused about the order of starting lms and the new squeezelite start batch.
Should in the Avanced Settings of LocalPlayer AutoStart still be checked?
If so, then how will I make the player use the configuration of the start batch?
If the autostart should not be checked, then I will need to,start the start batch manually after lms has been started. In this case I don't get any sound at all though the player seems to be playing and the timer is running.
I copied the name of the output device as found in the localplayer.prefs after selecting the KS device
I had about half a dozen instances of squeezelite-win still running according to the taskmanager.
I guess the controler became somewhat confused as well ;-)
Now after manually runing start batch, the player can be controled from iPeng and I have sound as well.!!!
Any nice way to cancel the squeezelite-win?
Just closing the cmd window won't stop it and it will not respond to ctrl-c or other keystrokes.
I had about half a dozen instances of squeezelite-win still running according to the taskmanager.
I guess the controler became somewhat confused as well ;-)
Now after manually runing start batch, the player can be controled from iPeng and I have sound as well.!!!
Any nice way to cancel the squeezelite-win?
Just closing the cmd window won't stop it and it will not respond to ctrl-c or other keystrokes.
I will remove the -d option as well.
Thank you
fairly sure the -d was the issue, I had the same problem
try the following in it's own batch and at the start of squeezelite batch
As mentioned before I tried everything without success. But finally I can hear sound (amazing sound) from one of my beloved DAC MS II+.
First I used Stealth Audio Player to get proper names of my audio devices: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4_v9KG ... WZDQQ/edit (read manul and install it)
These days it was the best player... It was.
Next step - LocalPlayer preferences
sbgk wrote:
can you post what your bat file looks like ?
are you still not getting anything out of the -l option, squeezelite will have to be stopped before you run -l