- I AM EXPERIENCING AUDIO SPIKES/DROPOUTS WHEN USING JBRIDGE PC
- I AM EXPERIENCING AUDIO SPIKES/DROPOUTS WHEN USING JBRIDGE LICENSE
Dropped frames occur when network issues exist and could be caused by servers or equipment. Skipped frames occur when the encoder is overloaded, often with high CPU usage. I’ve changed my audio engine config buffer size from 128 samples to 256 samples 48kHz. Also I am using a MOTU UltraLite-mk3 Hybrid audio processor interface connected by a 3 ft.
I AM EXPERIENCING AUDIO SPIKES/DROPOUTS WHEN USING JBRIDGE PC
However, on a VPX, the link aggregation would be done at the hypervisor level, and not at the VM level. Before we discuss fixes, there are the 3 types of frame issues and different causes for each: Lagged frames are caused by a compositor overload, and common with high GPU usage. I bought the laptop from PC Audio Labs and they custom configured the OS to be used specifically with DAW software.
I AM EXPERIENCING AUDIO SPIKES/DROPOUTS WHEN USING JBRIDGE LICENSE
IF your exceeding your license throughput, you have to solve that problem first. If you are reaching a NIC throughput limit instead of system bandwidth limit, yes you could use link aggregation. Since you mentioned VPX, I'll ignore the physical NIC troubleshooting.įirst, which hypervisor platform/version are you on, as there have been some comments about which NIC type to use on VMWare with NS 12.x. That may indicate the license you think you are using is not the one in use. I have connected ethernet cable to router port and turned off my WiFi, but. Sometimes I get a message the 'Internet is unstable'. Look at the Model number field and see if it says 50 or 5 or 10 or 1. Distant users say my video looks good, but video of other particiapants on my screen freezes most of the time. Then, confirm on the NetScaler Licensing it is seeing 50 Mpbs of throughput available and not some other value. Next, you can use the dashboard to look at network throughput and Load Balancing > Virtual Servers and VPN > Virtual servers, to get a sense for bandwidth/throughput on the NetScaler total and per application. (Now this just might be the StoreFront and XML traffic, but that wouldn't max out the NetScaler.
If you have entries here, your NetScaler is supporting additional applications. Specifically, go to Traffic Management > Load Balancing > Virtual Servers and see which applications are there.Īlso look in Traffic Management > Content Switching > Virtual ServersĪnd Traffic Management > Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) > Virtual Servers.
Look to see if there are more IPS in the Virtual IP role than just your Gateway address. As for what else your NetScaler is doing, look to see if you have load balancing configured as well:
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