From: Richard Maine on
Jolly Roger <jollyroger(a)pobox.com> wrote:

> A few feet is pretty close...
>
> Are there any walls or metal objects in the line of sight between the
> router and the Airport Express?

A wats back in the thread, Robert wrote:

>> The Airport Express is only about four feet from my Mac, with a wall
>> in between.

to which I replied:

>>> Well, other that the possibility of something being wrong with your
>>> AE, that wall is an obvious potential culprit. Not all walls are
>>> created equal. Sure, it should go through many walls just fine (mine
>>> is about 20 feet away and through a wall and works fine), but it is
>>> quite possible that there could be something in that wall in
>>> particular.

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From: Jolly Roger on
In article <1jlgmls.1rw5k6m1be3v88N%nospam(a)see.signature>,
nospam(a)see.signature (Richard Maine) wrote:

> Jolly Roger <jollyroger(a)pobox.com> wrote:
>
> > A few feet is pretty close...
> >
> > Are there any walls or metal objects in the line of sight between the
> > router and the Airport Express?
>
> A wats back in the thread, Robert wrote:
>
> >> The Airport Express is only about four feet from my Mac, with a wall
> >> in between.
>
> to which I replied:
>
> >>> Well, other that the possibility of something being wrong with your
> >>> AE, that wall is an obvious potential culprit. Not all walls are
> >>> created equal. Sure, it should go through many walls just fine (mine
> >>> is about 20 feet away and through a wall and works fine), but it is
> >>> quite possible that there could be something in that wall in
> >>> particular.

Yes I remember that you said that. Well put.

Robert, I would try relocating the Airport Express for some time to see
if the behavior you are seeing changes.

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From: gtr on
On 2010-07-09 07:08:40 -0700, Robert Montgomery said:

> After a period of the music being played both on my Mac and the Airport
> Express in the adjacent room, the music stops coming from the Airport
> Express. So I keep on having to go to the room where the Mac is, going
> to Itunes, opening the popup menu at the bottom of Itunes's window, and
> unchecking and re-checking the box that says "Multiple Speakers" to get
> the music to start again on the Airport Express.

Robert, is this thing still gimped?

Suddenly, two days ago, my Airport Express, perfectly operable for a
year or so began refusing the connection to my living room. Green
light lit, and even more curious, Airfoil had no problems connecting at
all!

I looked where I could look, found nothing to see. Eventually I saw
someone capring on discussions.apple.com with no responses but his own:
He had simply rebooted his Airport Extreme Base station.

I unplugged mine for 20 seconds, plugged it back in. It rebooted.
Everything is fine. Go figure...
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From: Robert Montgomery on
gtr wrote:
> On 2010-07-09 07:08:40 -0700, Robert Montgomery said:
>
>> After a period of the music being played both on my Mac and the Airport
>> Express in the adjacent room, the music stops coming from the Airport
>> Express. So I keep on having to go to the room where the Mac is, going
>> to Itunes, opening the popup menu at the bottom of Itunes's window, and
>> unchecking and re-checking the box that says "Multiple Speakers" to get
>> the music to start again on the Airport Express.
>
> Robert, is this thing still gimped?

It's been working properly lately. I have no idea why. I can't think of
anything I changed since it was finicky, that would make it work now.

Thanks.

Robert

> Suddenly, two days ago, my Airport Express, perfectly operable for a
> year or so began refusing the connection to my living room. Green light
> lit, and even more curious, Airfoil had no problems connecting at all!
>
> I looked where I could look, found nothing to see. Eventually I saw
> someone capring on discussions.apple.com with no responses but his own:
> He had simply rebooted his Airport Extreme Base station.
>
> I unplugged mine for 20 seconds, plugged it back in. It rebooted.
> Everything is fine. Go figure...

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