Samsung Multiroom App For Mac Os X
Vanina Mazzillo
How do I block the samsung speaker from access to internet? My router does not seem to support this? Or should I turn off DMZ hosting and / or DCHP binding? That's all i can switch on or off in my router.
After a bit of digging around I read that using the "Samsung WAM250 Wireless Audio Multiroom Hub" provided more stable multiroom speaker cconnections as it in effect sets up its own dedicated network that only the speakers use.
I ran only recently into same troubles with several radio stations. I could no longer find them in tunein . In order to avoid ending-up with "samsung junk in my house", I resolved the problem as follows:
I solved both problems by installing a MinimServer on my server hardware. MinimServer reportingly works well with verious hardware plattforms e.g. NAS from Synology, Qnap ... The MinimServer is allowing to create playlists, which can hold the missing radio station links. The update streaming links of my prefered radio stations are now stored in my playlist (***.m3u text file). I can now easily select the MinimServer icon appearing in the multiroom app and then select my radio station from my playlist. The multiroom app connects then the selected radio station to my samsung speakers R3, R5 or soundbar HW-K850 .
I am having a lot of problems with playback via the samsung multiroom speakers (wam751 and wam 250), the music is interrupted many many times, almost like there is some buffering problem, yet I can get playback from other services on the same network
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