14-Oct-2016, 14:48
... when you look at the device settings in Spark, what are the Phantoms connected to before and during the streaming interruption? I have 5 silvers set-up as dual L/R and center mix, and if there is streaming interruption it is usually when one or more of the phantoms is on 2.4GHZ wifi, and the others on 5GHZ or ethernet, which puts the issue in the control software/firmware of the Dialog. The mixed signaling in my case only occurs after a grid power glitch. However this may not be the only vulnerability case.
I have filed this failure mode scenario with Devialet, and they are looking into regression testing failure recovery modes for the Dialog.
Your streaming tests indicate that your network integrity and throughput is solid. However, are all your Phantoms connected to the same switch?, or distributed over the three?
I have filed this failure mode scenario with Devialet, and they are looking into regression testing failure recovery modes for the Dialog.
Your streaming tests indicate that your network integrity and throughput is solid. However, are all your Phantoms connected to the same switch?, or distributed over the three?
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