Problem: Playback over the network does not start, or the sound is frequently interrupted during playback.
Cause: Simultaneous use of the 2.4 GHz band with other devices, such as microwaves or cordless phones, can cause connection interruptions.
Solution: Increase the distance between this unit and devices that may cause interference. If your router supports the 5 GHz band, switch to it for improved performance.
Cause: Placing the system inside a metal cabinet can block the Wi-Fi signal.
Solution: Do not place this system inside a metal cabinet. Position it in an open area to avoid signal obstruction.
Cause: Weak Wi-Fi signal strength between the system and the router can interrupt playback.
Solution:
Cause: Multiple devices using the same network may slow down or interrupt playback.
Solution: Turn off other devices using the wireless network or reduce their network activity to prioritize this unit's connection.
Cause: Devices connected to the network may need to be refreshed.
Solution: Reconnect the devices to the network. Turn the wireless router off, wait for a few minutes, and then turn it back on.
Cause: With some iOS and iTunes versions, restarting AirPlay playback may not be possible if the system’s selector is changed (e.g., "CD") or the unit enters standby mode during AirPlay playback.
Solution:
Cause: Persistent connectivity issues over Wi-Fi may require a wired connection for stability.
Solution: Make a wired LAN connection for all connected devices with LAN terminals (e.g., this unit, Network Attached Storage, or media server) to ensure stable playback.
By following these solutions, you can resolve network playback issues and enjoy uninterrupted audio streaming.