The smaller the size of the ringbuffer, the higher the chance of the player buffering if the download speed decreases,and the higher the size, the more data can be use as a storage to recover from volatile download speeds.
Most players have their own additional cache and will read the ringbuffer's content as soon as data is available.If the player stops reading data while playback is paused, Streamlink will continue to download the stream in thebackground as long as the ringbuffer doesn't get full.
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Lower values will decrease the latency, but will also increase the chance of buffering, as there is less time forStreamlink to download segments and write their data to the output buffer. The number of parallel segment downloadscan be set with --stream-segment-threads and the HLS playlist reload time to fetch and queue new segments can beoverridden with --hls-playlist-reload-time.
Trace gist.github.com -1-8 07:24:57.0TraceHttpClientResponse content (1593 bytes): "arguments":"alt-speed-down":50,"alt-speed-enabled":false,"alt-speed-time-begin":540,"alt-speed-time-day":127,"alt-speed-time-enabled":false,"alt-speed-time-end":1020,"alt-speed-up":50,"blocklist-enabled":true,"blocklist-size":411520,"blocklist-url":" ","cache-size-mb":4,"config-dir":"/var/lib/transmission-daemon/.config/transmission-daemon","dht-enabled":true,"download-dir":"/data/Downloads/Complete","download-dir-free-space":4421836144640,"download-queue-enabled":false,"download-queue-size":5,"encryption":"preferred","idle-seeding-limit":300,"idle-seeding-limit-enabled":false,"incomplete-dir":"/data/Downloads/Incomplete","incomplete-dir-enabled":true,"lpd-enabled":true,"peer-limit-global":200,"peer-limit-per-torrent":50,"peer-port":53662,"peer-port-random-on-start":true,"pex-enabled":true,"port-forwarding-enabled":true,"queue-stalled-enabled":false,"queue-stalled-minutes":30,"rename-partial-files":true,"rpc-version":15,"rpc-version-minimum":1,"script-torrent-done-enabled":false,"script-torrent-done-filename":"","seed-queue-enabled":false,"seed-queue-size":10,"seedRatioLimit":20,"seedRatioLimited":true,"speed-limit-down":100,"speed-limit-down-enabled":false,"speed-limit-up":100,"speed-limit-up-enabled":false,"start-added-torrents":true,"trash-original-torrent-files":false,"units":"memory-bytes":1024,"memory-units":["KiB","MiB","GiB","TiB"],"size-bytes":1000,"size-units":["kB","MB","GB","TB"],"speed-bytes":1000,"speed-units":["kB/s","MB/s","GB/s","TB/s"],"utp-enabled":true,"version":"2.84 (14307)","result":"success"20-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugParserParsing string 'Babylon 5 - S05E12 - The Ragged Edge [HDTV-720p x265].nfo'20-1-8 07:24:57.0TraceParser^(?.+?)(?:(?:[-_\W](?(?\d2,3(?!\d+(?:[ex]\W[ex]_-)1,2\d+))).+?(?:\[.+?\])(?!\\)20-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugParserEpisode Parsed. Babylon 5 - S05E12 20-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugParserLanguage parsed: English20-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugQualityParserTrying to parse quality for Babylon 5 - S05E12 - The Ragged Edge [HDTV-720p x265].nfo20-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugParserQuality parsed: HDTV-720p v120-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugParserRelease Group parsed: 20-1-8 07:24:57.0DebugParserParsing string 'Babylon 5 - S05E13 - The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father [HDTV-720p x265]-thumb.jpg'This file has been truncated. show original
Debug gist.github.com -1-8 07:25:27.3DebugDownloadDecisionMakerRelease rejected for the following reasons: [Permanent] Existing file meets cutoff: WEB 1080p (WEBRip-1080p, WEBDL-1080p) - English, [Permanent] Existing file on disk is of equal or higher preference: Bluray-2160p v1 - English, [Permanent] Series is not monitored20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugNotSampleSpecificationExisting file, skipping sample check20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugNotUnpackingSpecification/data/Media/Anime/The Beast Player Erin/Season 1/[SS]_Kemono_no_Souja_Erin_-_01_(1280x720_h264)_[08FA95FD].mkv is in series folder, skipping unpacking check20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugDownloadDecisionMakerProcessing release 'game.of.thrones.s08e06.720p.web.h264-memento[eztv].mkv torrent' from 'ETTV'20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugParserParsing string 'game.of.thrones.s08e06.720p.web.h264-memento[eztv].mkv torrent'20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugSameFileSpecification'/data/Media/Anime/The Beast Player Erin/Season 1/[SS]_Kemono_no_Souja_Erin_-_01_(1280x720_h264)_[08FA95FD].mkv' Has the same filesize as existing file20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugParserEpisode Parsed. game of thrones - S08E06 20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugUnverifiedSceneNumberingSpecificationSkipping scene numbering check for existing episode20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugParserLanguage parsed: English20-1-8 07:25:27.3DebugQualityParserTrying to parse quality for game.of.thrones.s08e06.720p.web.h264-memento[eztv].mkv torrentThis file has been truncated. show original
I see timeouts connecting to skyhook, could be a sign of using a proxy/VPN that is blocked by cloud flare and lots of errors setting dates on files (which happens on some systems, so disabling it is your option there).
Hey, it is because the download-timeout is set lower then the time it takes to connect to the server, add this flag to reflector " --download-timeout " and set it to a higher number, you can use 60seconds (it is what i use) for example
If the download times out then that server ends up at the bottom of the sorted list, which is where it belongs because the connection is slow. If you want to hide the warning then you can increase the timeout interval with the command-line options but the connection itself will still be slow.
I am tethered to my phone so it certainly isn't the greatest connection, but despite all the warnings I get between 1 and 3 MB/s downloads with pacman and no repo/package download failure. That's why to me it feels like there is a certain something specific to reflector which triggers those failures, but I don't know enough to say what.
The community database is 6 MB. The download times out after 5 s. If your average download rate with your connection over 5 seconds is less than 1.2 MB/s then it will time out. This isn't a reflector issue, unless mirrors start blocking requests from reflector due to the number of people misusing the rate sorting.
Either increase the timeout, or don't even bother rate-sorting on a connection that maxes out at 3MB. With Pacman's parallel downloads (or powerpill, if anyone else still uses it), the connection will be saturated at that bandwidth.
Thanks for your reply. I was operating under the assumption that the "download timed out" message meant the connection had failed/broken up, but hadn't considered the 5s delay applied to the allotted time to download a file from the servers. But your math checks out and it does explain why only community.db is affected. If pacman has even just a 10s timeout delay, that would explain the difference in behaviour I observed.
Slightly tangential, but do we really live in a world where 1 MB/s (so about 8-10 Mbps, not even speaking about the ludicrous 3 MB/s (!) you mention) is considered too low a bandwidth to bother with? It was only a few years ago when I was delighted to reach those heights, because it meant I could stream a 720p movie without worrying too much about buffering... It certainly sounds exaggerated to me to dismiss it as a valid bandwidth threshold for general computing since I do torrents and other large transfers on it, but anyway I'm digressing.
No one has suggested any such thing here. The defaut timeout is simply the default. The fact that there is a simple option (command line flag) to change this timeout indicates that it is seen as "worth bothering with".
Trilby's response is spot-on. I'm not disparaging your bandwidth at all. My point is simply that once a mirror saturates your bandwidth, you simply cannot receive the data any faster no matter how much faster the mirror could serve it. A Ferrari and a Lada stuck in the same traffic jam will move at the same speed. Rating mirrors by speed is mostly useful when your bandwidth exceeds the server's bandwidth, but even that is less useful now that we can just increment the number of parallel downloads in Pacman.
The main abuse of the rating function that I see is rating hundreds of mirrors without first filtering them. That's several GB of data transfer every time just to find the "fastest" mirror. If the user's bandwidth is already saturated then it makes no difference, and if not then the bandwidth is probably so high that the difference in download time is negligible.
Because the CMS streamer is a SIP-based client and as discussed earlier, it requires routing to be in place. This could cause scenarios where calls might fail. Consider this example, where the CMS Callbridge sent an outbound call, but it failed with the following 'transaction timeout - no provisional responses sending INVITE' error
Plex can download artwork automatically. If you later decide to change the artwork (perhaps because the studio released a new version or because Plex downloaded the wrong one), the old artwork will remain on your server, taking up space.
The issue is stated in the first post in the thread. Problem is camera timeout which leads to glitch images and freezing. This situation is applied to both software MAX (no code here) and LabVIEW (with code). I am making sure first that the camera is working fine in MAX then try it after that with my LabVIEW and the post-acquisition steps which is image processing. I am getting the error in both cases. Several resolutions are tested with different fps but problem is still there. Other softwares are tested, different computers and still no luck. I doubt that there is something wrong with the code because I tested it with my laptop built in webcam and I didn't face any timeout problems. I looked up in microsoft forums and searched about this issue, 2ff7e9595c
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