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[fegelmej]

Hello, I've been running a IdPi for a couple of years, with the files living on a NAS.  Things have been fairly stable.  Recently, I've noticed that with 2 seconds remaining in a track there is a glitch of silence.  Not missed info, a gap that lasts a half second and then the music returns without skipping that half second.  Is this a crossover thing? In player options I am running gapless for album tracks and no crossover.  On other servers, using the same NAS database, I don't have this issue.  Would love thoughts and suggestions.

Cheers
 

[bob]

Hello, I've been running a IdPi for a couple of years, with the files living on a NAS.  Things have been fairly stable.  Recently, I've noticed that with 2 seconds remaining in a track there is a glitch of silence.  Not missed info, a gap that lasts a half second and then the music returns without skipping that half second.  Is this a crossover thing? In player options I am running gapless for album tracks and no crossover.  On other servers, using the same NAS database, I don't have this issue.  Would love thoughts and suggestions.

Cheers
 

I guess the first question is:
What is your audio output device, the Id or something else connected on the network?
If the Id, an internal port or a connected DAC?

Second, how are you accessing the files from the DAC, as a file mount on the Id or as a DLNA server?

[fegelmej]

Thanks Bob,  I'm running a Benchmark DAC via USB.  I've imported a file mount on the Id.

[bob]

Thanks Bob,  I'm running a Benchmark DAC via USB.  I've imported a file mount on the Id.

Well that's about the cleanest setup you can get.

Is the external file mount on a spinning disk? Kind of sounds like a wait for it to spin up the next track.

You might try messing with the buffering parameters. You can change the hardware buffering in the Id's Audio Settings. There are 2
buffer time
and
period time
400000 = .4 sec
100000 = .1 sec

You might try increasing them and see if that changes anything.

Another thing to check is the pre-buffering in audio settings. Perhaps increase that from 6 to 10 seconds.