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<blockquote data-quote="Stepko" data-source="post: 706527" data-attributes="member: 57342">AW: Re: IPTV AustraliaHi Ausdigital,your IPTV log looks good. The filter starts to receive the data and the data seems to be ok. The filter checks each data packet if it really is a rtp packet. All the tests succeed. The first channel you scanned (rtp://@233.29.121.2:1234) finished successfully. Without the crash that channel should have been added to your channel list. There was a reception problem while scanning the 2nd channel. In one of the loops the socket didn't receive anything for more than 100 ms.In your error.log I found the exception that causes the crash: System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote hostUnfortunately I found not much info on the net regarding this exception. For some reason the server closed the connection. But I cannot think of any reason a tv streaming server should do this. I found this exception often when people use a proxy server. Do you use a proxy server?Perhaps the timeout was not set correctly in the socket. I changed the code so that the timeout is set explicity and that it sends keep-alive packets. I don't know if that helps, but you can give it a try.I also changed the code that the filter now catches the exception. So it should no longer crash the tv server but it may now hang when the exception is thrown. I cannot test the exact behavior here.Please try the MPIPTVSource.ax attached to this post and let me know the results.Stepko</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stepko, post: 706527, member: 57342"] [b]AW: Re: IPTV Australia[/b] Hi Ausdigital, your IPTV log looks good. The filter starts to receive the data and the data seems to be ok. The filter checks each data packet if it really is a rtp packet. All the tests succeed. The first channel you scanned (rtp://@233.29.121.2:1234) finished successfully. Without the crash that channel should have been added to your channel list. There was a reception problem while scanning the 2nd channel. In one of the loops the socket didn't receive anything for more than 100 ms. In your error.log I found the exception that causes the crash: System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host Unfortunately I found not much info on the net regarding this exception. For some reason the server closed the connection. But I cannot think of any reason a tv streaming server should do this. I found this exception often when people use a proxy server. Do you use a proxy server? Perhaps the timeout was not set correctly in the socket. I changed the code so that the timeout is set explicity and that it sends keep-alive packets. I don't know if that helps, but you can give it a try. I also changed the code that the filter now catches the exception. So it should no longer crash the tv server but it may now hang when the exception is thrown. I cannot test the exact behavior here. Please try the MPIPTVSource.ax attached to this post and let me know the results. Stepko [/QUOTE]

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