bpa;423821 Wrote: > Network throughput of a system can be measured two way packet/sec and > max bits/sec. > > For a system there is an upper limit for the number of packets/sec that > can be processed - irrespective of size. Maximum bits throughput is > achieved when these packets are full of data typically file transfer, > torrents. > > Depending on your SC activity, Softsqueeze (because display is > controlled from SC) and to a lesser extent Squeezeplay can generate a > lot of packets that are not full and so you will get decreased > throughput. > > Edit: > > What model QNAP ? > > Another issue might be memory problems on the QNAP as soon as SC > becomes active.
SC doesn't even have to be active. If SC is active, SqueezePlay sends around 61 bytes per second and receives around 30 bytes per second. It also broadcasts an extremely small amount of traffic. Now, if my computer can handle 1 gigabit without problems, I'm sure 61 bytes/sec won't be a problem no matter how small the packets are. :) It's a Qnap TS-119, but as I wrote, even without SqueezeCenter running the problem exists. Lots of available RAM on it. It's really, really strange - it looks very much like 100 mbit/s - around 10-11 megabytes/sec. - it's pretty consequent. Not 150 mbit/s, not 50 mbit/s. As soon as I turn on SqueezePlay/SoftSqueeze it goes to that speed, not gradually, and as soon as I close SP/SS, it goes to full speed again. -- mowa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mowa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=30142 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=63403 _______________________________________________ jive mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/jive
