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oldbottlestore
oldbottlestore
Contributor I
November 11, 2018
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line in drop out blues

  • November 11, 2018
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my line in / audio input drops out in the evenings. I run my record player, via its own independent amp, into a ConnectAmp, supported by a Boost. The audio compression is set to compressed. I still get drop-out. It has just started however after an update... any ideas? I may have to go back to cables otherwise, this is no fun.
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Best answer by Edward R
Hi there. This is likely due to WiFi interference. This is often the cause of audio playback issues. If those links don't work, not to worry, we can certainly get to the bottom of this for you. Following any occurrence of this issue, please submit a diagnostic and respond with the confirmation number. This way we can identify the cause. Many thanks in advance.

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Rekordboy
Contributor I
February 18, 2019
Just to clarify, the name had nothing to do with it right? I just switched to "airplay" line in level so I'll see how that goes after a month or so since my issue is intermittent. Thanks for the suggestions folks!
John B
February 19, 2019
Just to clarify, the name had nothing to do with it right? I just switched to "airplay" line in level so I'll see how that goes after a month or so since my issue is intermittent. Thanks for the suggestions folks!No, the other way around. Select 'Airplay Device' as the Line-in source name from the dropdown. This will automatically set the Linein source level to 4, but you should change that to whatever level works best for you. The line-in level will have zero effect on the robustness of your line-in performance.
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