This setting typically only applies to the 2.4 GHz radio. The AirPort base stations do not support QoS so this setting should not have any effect.Ĭhanging the Bandwidth from 20/40 to 20 only and back again to 20/40. 802.11b or g operates only on the 2.4 GHz band, and 802.11n can operate on either.Įnabling and disabling WMM in the router settings. The Express supports 802.11a/b/g/n radio modes. which will affect the overall bandwidth available.Ĭhanging the setting from Mixed A/N to N only (since the Express only has N) As you can imagine, if you take either device to another room or floor, the stream will have to go through a number of walls, floors, ceilings, etc. In theory, you should get the best streaming when all of these devices are co-located.
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correct?Īs you are probably already aware the AirPlay stream goes from your MacBook Pro or iPad Air 2 to the Arris first, and then, on to the Express. I am assuming that you have a 2nd generation 802.11n AirPort Express AND that you have it configured to join the Wi-Fi network provided by your Arris gateway. It may just be possible that you have a faulty AirPort Express. I suggest to anyone reading having the same issues to try some of the "fixes" I've tried above. It is likely that there are too many networks in my apartment complex nearby that are competing for bandwidth in the spectrums but I'm hopeful that someone may be able to suggest something else. Though after changing the channel to a higher one 44, enabling WMM, and putting the Express without anything right around it to block the antenna inside, it seems to skip a little less. (This supposedly helps with battery life and throughput.) Changing the Beacon Interval to 500 ms from 100.Changing the Bandwidth from 20/40 to 20 only and back again to 20/40.Enabling and disabling WMM in the router settings.Changing the setting from Mixed A/N to N only (since the Express only has N).Streaming from my Macbook Pro, Streaming from my iPad Air 2.I've tried both 5 ghz and 2.4 ghz connections.changing the channel on my router from 11 to 40 to 47 to auto.But considering how close everything is it shouldn't be too much of an issue either way. The next step I will try is placing it on something instead of being on the bare floor. Thinking this might be an issue I have since turned it sideways to try that as a remedy so that the surface area in contact with the floor is less. The airport express is on the floor hooked up via fiber TosLink cable to my Focusrite Safire Pro 24. The router is less than 30 feet from my airport express I use the Bright House Networks 5 ghz Arris DG1670 Router/modem that my provider rents to me. It will require too much time and an unattractive cable running through my rooms. I really don't want to have to go to a wired solution. I've been searching for weeks for a solution to my intermittent gaps in music, aka skipping.
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