I tried uploading to https://8.39.99.30 ; it's about the same.
It's a drag and drop web interface. When it interrupts, I have to reload the web page and drag/drop again for it to continue. I would very much like to do it via command line and auto retry which I suppose should work since we have the IP address (I had to get it from nslookup). I tried the command line ftp, but that will probably not work without ftp access being set up on their end, which I will ask for. On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 3:28 PM Paul Boniol <paul.bon...@gmail.com> wrote: > What command/program are you using to send the files? It may be possible > to set a parameter to automatically rerty. > > On Wed, Jan 26, 2022, 8:50 AM Michael L <helpwithmath...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> AS ALWAYS, THANK YOU ALL FOR THE EXCELLENT INFO. >> I did upload a lot from our 10Mbps Comcast Business connection in the >> past, generally slow and historically Comcast has been a disastrous >> connection. >> I should say that about July 2020 when I first uploaded to Telvue on my >> newly installed AT&T Fiber connection, I could upload extremely quickly, >> comparable to both Charter and Cox Media, not so in the last 6+ months. >> And if I try this at night I get slightly (but noticeably) less slow >> results. Particularly frustrating, the last few days it took over twice as >> long to upload to Telvue. AND normally the upload is not set and forget >> ... it interrupts and I (the customer) have to reload and continue the >> upload, which at least picks up where it left off. This happens more when >> I try to upload multiple files at once; if I could just set 10 or 12 files >> to uploading and come back later to a completed job, then I wouldn't care >> as much that it's slow. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 7:00 AM Gibson Prichard <gib...@prichard.tv> >> wrote: >> >>> First, when I connect to connect.telvue.com, it resolves as 8.39.99.30 >>> and NOT 35.224.46.35, as you listed. There seems to be two or more entries >>> in their DNS, but 8.39.99.30 seems to be on a Level3 (CenturyLink) backbone >>> in Philadelphia and 35.224.46.35 resolves for me as " >>> 35.46.224.35.bc.googleusercontent.com" on completely different IP >>> space. When I go to https://35.224.46.35, I do get the Telvue website, >>> but the SSL cert is from another entity - "giown1007.siteground.biz," >>> which would seem that this could be a Google-hosted content distribution >>> network. I will note that "telvue.com" resolves for to the 35.224.46.36 >>> address, while "connect.telvue.com" resolves to 8.39.99.30 instead. Can >>> you try uploading to Telvue through https://8.39.99.30 and see if that >>> IP or server is faster for you? >>> >>> Secondly, and to your question as to whether you would be helped by a >>> file upload service, I don't know that you would, since a file upload >>> service (HighTail or WeTransfer or others) is is just a repository in the >>> cloud to store files, which doesn't ultimately deliver your content to your >>> destination of connect.telvue.com. Perhaps you could try to upload >>> through a friend's Comcast connection as an alternative to your AT&T one to >>> see if there really is an interconnect or throttling issue, but I don't >>> think a file transfer service is your answer. It seems to me that >>> https://connect.telvue.com / IP 35.224.46.35 is on a low-bandwidth or >>> oversubscribed circuit or server farm. I don't see an interconnection issue >>> to either site. >>> >>> Good luck. >>> >>> Gibson Prichard >>> Nashville, TN >>> gib...@prichard.tv >>> >>> >>> >>> On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 2:44 AM Michael L <helpwithmath...@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>> > >>> > Hello NLUG, >>> > Do I need a file transfer service? Insight and suggestions will be >>> much appreciated as always >>> > I upload 22GB to 31GB of video weekly to Comcast and lesser amounts to >>> Cox Media and Charter- >>> > For Comcast I have to upload at this >>> > URL: https://connect.telvue.com / IP 35.224.46.35 >>> > By comparison, uploading to COMCAST TAKES OVER 8 TIMES LONGER ... ON A >>> GOOD DAY!!! >>> > >>> > Here's a little graphic I sent them showing how slow Comcast Telvue is >>> compared to Charter and Cox Media on a 1.9GB test file >>> > (AND I SENT THEM THE TEST FILE SO THEY CAN TRY IT FOR THEMSELVES): >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > Charter CoxMedia Comcast Telvue >>> > IS OVER >>> > 2m47s 2m34s 22m21s <<<< 8 TIMES >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > SLOWER >>> > >>> > >>> > I've been emailing Comcast's contact for 4 to 6 months about how slow >>> this is and the only response I ever get is: "seems to be working fine" >>> <<--- i.e., Not our problem; can't help ya. 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