T+A MP 2500 R User Manual page 66

Transmission interruptions
occur when listening to
internet radio stations.
Some internet radio stations
cannot be received
Bad sound quality at certain
internet radio stations
USB Storage device is not
recognised
Problems occur with high-
resolution audio formats
(HD audio) (FLAC and WAV).
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Cause 1:
The capacity of the internet radio station's server is at its limit.
Remedy:
Choose a different station.
Cause 2:
Network problems occurred.
Remedy:
Check your network (see above).
Cause:
The internet radio station has been switched off, it transmits only at certain
hours of the day or it has changed its internet address.
Remedy:
Try to get information from the website of the station regarding transmission
hours and internet address (URL).
Try to establish a connection to the station at a later time.
Cause:
The station transmits with a low audio bandwidth (low bitrate).
Remedy:
Use stations transmitting at least at 128 kBit/s. This is the lowest recommended
bitrate for adequate sound quality. For good sound quality we recommend high
bitrates like 320 kBit/s
Cause 1:
The storage device (especially USB hard discs without separate power supply)
draws more electrical current from the USB interface than is permitted by the
USB standard.
Remedy:
Only use USB storage devices that conform to the USB standard or use storage
devices with own power supplies.
Cause 2:
The storage device is not formatted with an appropriate file system.
Remedy:
The MP 2500 R accepts storage devices with FAT16 or FAT32, NTFS, Ext2,
Ext3, Ext3 file systems.
Note:
For big music archives we recommend to use a NAS (network attached storage)
device with a UPnP-AV server to which the MP 2500 R will connect via your
home network.
Cause:
The MP 2500 R is receiving audio data via a WLAN connection. WLAN
connections do not provide reliable quality, and in most cases are not adequate
for HD audio.
Remedy:
If you want to play back HD audio formats via a network connection, please use
a LAN cable network.