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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 123223" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: CARE TEAM - need help. Audio Dropouts on AES50Reread the info in the Audio over Ethernet cable workshop link I sent you.If you are using different individuals of the same type of cable, your cable is the wrong type, meaning that the pairs are not isolated enough from each other. There can be a disruption from the capacitance between pairs changing from movement/bumping/pulling/squeezing.At least I think that&#039;s what&#039;s going on when we created disruptions from that kind of physical interference. If you are using different types of cables and holding the ends constant but messing around in the middle, then all of them are the wrong kind. IMO there needs to be physical isolation of pairs with spacers/padding/etc., or else the kind of bulk around the cables that comes from having multiple cables conglomerated in the same cable with an added overall jacket, like the various quad Ethernet cables (of which I&#039;ve only been able to find one STP so far --Proplex--, and its handling stiffness is so obnoxious that I have a hard time recommending it, except that it&#039;s the only one).Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 123223, member: 2826"] Re: CARE TEAM - need help. Audio Dropouts on AES50 Reread the info in the Audio over Ethernet cable workshop link I sent you. If you are using different individuals of the same type of cable, your cable is the wrong type, meaning that the pairs are not isolated enough from each other. There can be a disruption from the capacitance between pairs changing from movement/bumping/pulling/squeezing. At least I think that's what's going on when we created disruptions from that kind of physical interference. If you are using different types of cables and holding the ends constant but messing around in the middle, then all of them are the wrong kind. IMO there needs to be physical isolation of pairs with spacers/padding/etc., or else the kind of bulk around the cables that comes from having multiple cables conglomerated in the same cable with an added overall jacket, like the various quad Ethernet cables (of which I've only been able to find one STP so far --Proplex--, and its handling stiffness is so obnoxious that I have a hard time recommending it, except that it's the only one). Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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