[mythtv-users] hdhomerun lost stream from mythtv
Rick
rbonafied at gmail.com
Sun Apr 6 13:45:48 UTC 2008
William Munson wrote:
>>
> I was seeing these kinds of issues with mine when the hdhr was attached
> to my router. I suspect that the router itself was dropping the
> connection, perhaps as part of refreshing the dhcp server. I ended up
> with the same solution as Brad. I moved the hdhr and myth backend system
> to a dedicated dumb switch and converted all of my network myth systems
> to fixed addresses. Previously I was using dhcp to assign "fixed"
> address. Have not had a problem since.
>
> PS - The rest of my network is still dhcp so that my kids friends can
> come over and attach to the network to play games. Its also possible
> that the traffic volume of the neighborhood gaming parties was causing
> problems. Have you ever seen how much traffic 6 teenagers playing
> warcraft creates? LOL, it will swamp your network.
>
> Bill
>
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I too am using DHCP with fixed addresses so I'll play around with that a
little. My kids are at the 'webkinz' stage of gaming so hopefully that
isn't causing too much traffic :)
My router is a Linksys WRT54g running firmware from dd-wrt. I'll look
into what I can tweak there that could have an impact.
On a side note, I'm curious why Myth doesn't realize the stream is lost.
Do you think I should open a defect?
Thanks for the suggestions.
Rick
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