Icecast - Aug 2004 - AW: Icecast1: "Client din't data fast enough"

Hello Geoff, Hello Hagen,

I have also this problem, I use shoutcast with shout. on a Sun SPARCServer 5
with 170 Mhz, and I don't know what I can do. Making higher buffering at the
server-side ?!? but where ?
Using a better Maschine (Sun Ultra60 with 2x450 UltraSPARCII Processor) its
the same problem: the stream is broken with "Client din't data fast
enough"
in Logfile. I hear the stream in the Company LAN with 100Mbit/s, that can't
be the problem. 
Is there such a compiling option ???

for helping this problem many many
Thanx

Daniel

<p><p>Hi:

Not sure if it's a factor, but darkice uses posix realtime scheduling and
if you've got multiple encodes going on, which it sounds like you do, your
machine might be straining to keep up.

also, what speed connection does the client have?  You can't listen to a
32kbps stream on a 33.6kbps modem, for example.  Once you account for the
overhead, it's too much data for the bandwidth.

Geoff.

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Hi
I have the same problem streaming at 24 kbps in a PIII 866 MHz, 256MB ram,
and Red Hat 7.3. We are connected to the University of Coimbra, Portugal
(LAN 100Mbps).
At rush time in the local area (in day time we have limitations in the
bandwith) i think it is normal, but it can't be normal at 1a.m. with only 3
clients connected outside the university.
Any other ideas?
thanks and bye!

Bruno Baptista

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