Problem is I'm getting even more dropouts than before and music collection is very slow to load. (Router 1 is a Sky Q hub 1gb Router 2 is a 300mbps Buffalo). Internet router 1 via ethernet to switch via ethernet to internet port on router 2 via ethernet to Melco via USB to DAC. They recommended running 2 routers WAN/LAN with the N1 connected to the second router using a different default gateway to the first in order to effect this. Following occasional dropouts with my Melco N1ZH mkll, Melco suggested isolating my audio control system from the rest of my internet processes. Hello All, I'm a Newbie here and struggling with a router isolation issue I hope someone might be able to solve for me. Has anyone seen anything about this direct wired connection for iPad or Tablet with the Melco directly connected? I can only guess this would be a USB connection to the Melco and an Ethernet direct connection to the amp/DAC. MinimServer has been working fine with the new Melco App and my Devialet in the main system. To keep my Audirvana playlists I had to rewrite the rules for every smart playlist and export the fixed playlists and reimport them - half a day's work because of unwanted p/w protection. In the end I had to delete the library and recatalogue.
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Once I tried the nobody/nobody p/w for SMB file sharing on my Mac I could mount the library for Audirvana which then needed a new password for EVERY TRACK played. However, I use my Melco to feed two systems one with MinimServer and one with Audirvana. When this was changed to Nework the setting was DCHP not the Fixed IP address I always use - luckily the IP DNS addresses were there just not selected. My N1 defaulted to Direct player connection with no IP address.
Some similar issues with Melco Firmware 3.9.
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