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<blockquote data-quote="King-S" data-source="post: 713575" data-attributes="member: 81317">AW: Stream drops to audio after a short timeHello,I have the same problem and was looking for the solution all the day. I've recognized something very interesting. I sniffed the packets with a packet sniffer (of course <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />) and saw, that a completly new connection is created, without video - just like a new conversion file. At first, the video and sound is transfered to the streaming device. My packet sniffer says: Video 100k, Audio 32k. The size of all theses packets is about 400kb. When iPhone stops, also the file in the packet sniffer stops and a new one is created. Then, the iPhone plays the audio stream. Technically, a new file/packet is being started and transfered. The packet sniffers says: No Video, Audio 32k. After this one stop the streaming will do without any stuttering, buffering and so on. So&nbsp; I think, in this gap a new streamingfile is created. I can't proof this - I only can say, what the packet sniffer said.I also use Air Video. I have absolutely no probles with this - even with streaming over 3G.I hope this helps a little. For logs / questions a.s.o, please reply.(And sorry for my bad english)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="King-S, post: 713575, member: 81317"] [b]AW: Stream drops to audio after a short time[/b] Hello, I have the same problem and was looking for the solution all the day. I've recognized something very interesting. I sniffed the packets with a packet sniffer (of course ;)) and saw, that a completly new connection is created, without video - just like a new conversion file. At first, the video and sound is transfered to the streaming device. My packet sniffer says: Video 100k, Audio 32k. The size of all theses packets is about 400kb. When iPhone stops, also the file in the packet sniffer stops and a new one is created. Then, the iPhone plays the audio stream. Technically, a new file/packet is being started and transfered. The packet sniffers says: No Video, Audio 32k. After this one stop the streaming will do without any stuttering, buffering and so on. So I think, in this gap a new streamingfile is created. I can't proof this - I only can say, what the packet sniffer said. I also use Air Video. I have absolutely no probles with this - even with streaming over 3G. I hope this helps a little. For logs / questions a.s.o, please reply. (And sorry for my bad english) [/QUOTE]

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