It is currently 28 Mar 2024, 17:51
TrimTheKing wrote:Still sounds like a Wi-Fi coverage issue to me, the delay being while your device is reconnecting to the strongest signal across the boundary of one or more mesh nodes.
TrimTheKing wrote:Check whether there’s any settings on your mesh nodes or Samsung to either dial back, or make the ‘roaming’ or ‘stickiness’ settings to either force your Samsung to stick to a ‘weaker’ signal for longer or to make it less aggressive at roaming for the best signal.
TrimTheKing wrote:I almost guarantee this is your issue and a VPN will make zero difference, but if you want to test it then I use a VPN and can loan you my credentials to test if you want?
Robert wrote:Try a different streaming source and see if the same thing happens?
Could be something with the routing through your ISP. Does internet radio stream fine? free trial with Tidal or spotify or whoever?
DaveL wrote:Does it only happen when you are walking about?
If you stay still and it happens then it could be out on the connection from the server to your ISP, maybe the server has a more reliable direct route to the mobile network which does not jump about as much as the one to your ISP.
Remember there is no guarantee that the packets take the same route or that they arrive in the correct order, the local end has to sort out the order.
DaveL wrote:Roger,
Do you have anything that is hard wired that you can use to listen to the stream?
That would allow you to check if it is the WIFI or external to your network.
Andyp wrote:What to do?
Hardwire speakers throughout the house and garden.
You've no neighbours to complain about the noise.
I’m still technically illiterate enough to buy hard copies of all the music I want to listen to. 1000’s of tunes on my mobile and BT to headphones or speakers as required. Always listen with shuffle on. The idea of having anything on a subscription service, for some reason, I find difficult to come to terms with.
RogerS wrote:Andyp wrote:What to do?
Hardwire speakers throughout the house and garden.
You've no neighbours to complain about the noise.
I’m still technically illiterate enough to buy hard copies of all the music I want to listen to. 1000’s of tunes on my mobile and BT to headphones or speakers as required. Always listen with shuffle on. The idea of having anything on a subscription service, for some reason, I find difficult to come to terms with.
One aspect of Qobuz is that it introduces me to new music. They feature New releases. Discover .... Playlists etc but one of the best features is that you can elect for it to autoplay 'similar' music at the end of the current LP or symphony that one is playing.
TrimTheKing wrote:https://help.qobuz.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001669091-Do-I-need-a-good-internet-connection-to-stream-in-Hi-Res-
Your previous screenshot shows you're getting full whack, 433Mbps from device to AP, so what is your download speed from ISP?
RogerS wrote:OK...news just in.
Workshop...showing datarate of 60 Mbps but when it fails, latency goes well over 250mS and the report shows 100% packet loss.
I have no idea what is going on here.
TrimTheKing wrote:RogerS wrote:OK...news just in.
Workshop...showing datarate of 60 Mbps but when it fails, latency goes well over 250mS and the report shows 100% packet loss.
I have no idea what is going on here.
What’s the nearest AP to the workshop?
TrimTheKing wrote:...
I assume very few of your repeaters and mesh devices are hardwired back to the router, and are just using Wi-Fi to talk to each other?
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