Hi all,
I think I discovered a new trick that improves the stability of my SL2. This trick has to be done in addition to the usual ones (regular shutdowns, no modification of programs while recording, etc.)
As you know, I do a lot of recording with my SL2 (over 10 hours a day). I do shutdown my SL2 often. What I discovered is that my SL2 didn't like, some time, being shut down while I was listening regularly (not recording anything). I guess that this is because it is somehow recording, even during regular listening, to provide its 60 minutes playback buffer. So, I started doing the following procedure for shutting down my SL2 "cleanly":
I just wanted to share it. If you try it, please let me know if it works for you.
I think I discovered a new trick that improves the stability of my SL2. This trick has to be done in addition to the usual ones (regular shutdowns, no modification of programs while recording, etc.)
As you know, I do a lot of recording with my SL2 (over 10 hours a day). I do shutdown my SL2 often. What I discovered is that my SL2 didn't like, some time, being shut down while I was listening regularly (not recording anything). I guess that this is because it is somehow recording, even during regular listening, to provide its 60 minutes playback buffer. So, I started doing the following procedure for shutting down my SL2 "cleanly":
- Select the Internet radio feed. There's no need to wait for the SL2 to actually connect to a network.
- Press "Home" and navigate to Settings and select Wi-Fi Status.
- Press Options and Turn Off Wi-Fi.
- Press the Power button for 10 seconds to shutdown the SL2.
I just wanted to share it. If you try it, please let me know if it works for you.