Seriel Killer Posted May 4, 2009 Report Posted May 4, 2009 It's been a while now that I have Line provider issues. The problem was that when I download a big file from a local ISP server (any) you can see at first 640kbps (5mbit) and then it slowly decreases and or sometimes freeze for a couple of seconds or more and then the download speed drops significantly and it continues to download at a rate of like 200-400kbps, it goes over and over again untill the file is complete. Steps:dl 500mb file from 3 different servers, really fast servers located in IsraHell.1. dl starts slow and goes on slow with freezes.2. dl starts fast and freeze or decrease very slowly. A technician came here and fixed some lines, now my noise margin stands on:http://portllast.sshq.net/image/adsl.JPG The tech guy says it's pretty good for a 5mbit connection. I also tried wireless and other PCs, tried to replace router... nothing works. Any idea what might cause the problem? Cheers,SK
rootbear75 Posted May 4, 2009 Report Posted May 4, 2009 dl 500mb file from 3 different servers, really fast servers located in IsraHell.why do you have to be an ass in a tech support post... really....
Samapico Posted May 6, 2009 Report Posted May 6, 2009 It's normal that the download speed appears higher at the start of the download... Probably something to do with the way it's calculated, it always did that for me. Try http://www.speedtest.net/ If it only happens when you download from local ISP servers, then I dunno... Probably your government filtering everything in and out
Seriel Killer Posted May 6, 2009 Author Report Posted May 6, 2009 It's like the line is instable, it just freeze for a couple of seconds every now and then. But the noise margin and the line are ideal according to the tech guys over here. I have alot of Packet loss in SS if that helps.
Seriel Killer Posted May 7, 2009 Author Report Posted May 7, 2009 Sam, ISP checked my user account numerous times and they say it's perfect. Weird thing:When I use my laptop to connect to the internet using wireless I download at 640kbps stable. (This is done when i'm connected only to the line provider)When I use my laptop/PC to connect to the internet using a cable I download at around 230kbps or starts at 600 and then drops with freezes. (This is done when i'm connected only to the line provider) I replaced 3 cables and the router itself but the problem still remains. I also tried the same thing on my PC and my laptop so that rules out any hardware malfunction... the tech guy told me he will speak to engineers. Hmm, it's like Wireless is working fine but cables don't.... WEEEEIIIRRDDD! Any ideas?
Seriel Killer Posted May 8, 2009 Author Report Posted May 8, 2009 I captures a video to show you what happends: http://portllast.sshq.net/image/test.aviThis only shows 1 problem where the download speed decreases, the other problem is where the download just freeze and then drops after a couple of seconds, freeze again after a couple of seconds and drops etc...
rootbear75 Posted May 10, 2009 Report Posted May 10, 2009 I captures a video to show you what happends: http://portllast.sshq.net/image/test.aviThis only shows 1 problem where the download speed decreases, the other problem is where the download just freeze and then drops after a couple of seconds, freeze again after a couple of seconds and drops etc...Windows Media Player cannot play the requested file..... ROFL ^,^ srsly tho
Hakaku Posted May 10, 2009 Report Posted May 10, 2009 Windows Media Player cannot play the requested file..... ROFLWorks fine for me. You're probably missing the proper codec to play it.
rootbear75 Posted May 10, 2009 Report Posted May 10, 2009 (edited) Windows Media Player cannot play the requested file..... ROFLWorks fine for me. You're probably missing the proper codec to play it.actually, i did it on a preinstalled vista machine so who knows.. I captures a video to show you what happends: http://portllast.sshq.net/image/test.aviThis only shows 1 problem where the download speed decreases, the other problem is where the download just freeze and then drops after a couple of seconds, freeze again after a couple of seconds and drops etc... and thats not as bad as your saying...of course it is noticable... i mean, if it went from 600kb/s to 25kb/s then there would be a problem... Edited May 10, 2009 by rootbear75
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