IPTV issue, after long uptime

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evansnp
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IPTV issue, after long uptime

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Hi Billion_Fan. I've been watching UHD, via a BT yYouview box, with no issues now for several months. However, over the Christmas period I noticed several frame drops, that got worse over the course of several days, as though there was insufficient bandwidth. I looked at the router stats, and there were no obvious errors, or any indication that things were amis. Indeed, a speed check confirmed that I was still getting my maximum speed (76 Mb). After restarting the router, all has come good again, implying that the router is perhaps running out of resources over time? As a matter of interest, are dropped packets reported for the bridge interface, or only ppp1?
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Re: IPTV issue, after long uptime

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evansnp wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2018 10:21 am Hi Billion_Fan. I've been watching UHD, via a BT yYouview box, with no issues now for several months. However, over the Christmas period I noticed several frame drops, that got worse over the course of several days, as though there was insufficient bandwidth. I looked at the router stats, and there were no obvious errors, or any indication that things were amis. Indeed, a speed check confirmed that I was still getting my maximum speed (76 Mb). After restarting the router, all has come good again, implying that the router is perhaps running out of resources over time? As a matter of interest, are dropped packets reported for the bridge interface, or only ppp1?
You can check under 'Status >> Statistics >> Wan Service' the bridge interface should be listed (I don't have BT IPTV so its hard to comment)
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