The Android TV Prime Video was not opening in our FTTH home broadband, it struck at welcome screen later with error display.
Though we had 50 Mbps speed and average 30 ~ 40 Mbps, Prime Video app fail to open and showing Error code 1060. Insufficient bandwidth. But, the same was able to open on my Mobile hotspot of 4 Mbps, I was wondering what could be problem.
The bandwidth calculation need some improvement in App, the same TV Hotstar and other video player were able to pull the video on Android TV.
Further investigation found that Amazon App have hard method to handle the difference in MTU value between ONT Router and Home Router.
When MTU value set to 1492 both in ONT Router and Home Router, Prime Video able to open for playback. Earlier it was 1492 # ONT Router and 1500 # Home Router.
did you check your internet speed, there are chances that your internet speed will be slow temporary.
Also check your internet bandwidth speed limit for streaming, you can take help from the google to change the bandwidth speed.
Try cable network
Restart Your Router
Reset Your Router
Disable Proxy Or VPN if using
at last contact amazon support
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I am currently building a cost efficient Open Thread network. In my setup i have few Full thread devices and Minimal Thread Device which will be sending data to cloud via Border Router. I have currently setup a RCP design Open Thread Border Router on RPi 3B+ by following the open thread docs and its working fine.
Doc Link: Open Thread Border Router Build and Configuration
Now as i want my final product to be as cost efficient as it can be, i would like to consider using RPi Zero W for setting up my Open Thread Border Router. So i was following the same steps mentioned in OTBR doc to setup it on RPi Zero W, i came across this line in Step 3 which states " Before you continue, make sure your configured hardware platform is connected to the internet using Ethernet. The bootstrap script disables the platform's WiFi interface and the setup script requires internet connectivity to download and install several packages. "
But my RPi Zero W only have WiFi interface. So i wanted to know, is it even possible to run OTBR setup on RPi Zero W ?
I have also read in docs that "Open Thread Border Router (OTBR) provides support for the Raspberry Pi 3B or newer (RPi) platform". But have anyone tried the same setup on RPi Zero W and was successful ? Because in the end as i said, i would like my final product to be as cost effective as possible.
Also find the attachment of the error i am facing:
If you are not setting NETWORK_MANAGER=1 when running ./script/setup, I think it would work with just the Wi-Fi interface.
You can try running the following setup command:
INFRA_IF_NAME=wlan0 ./script/setup
Internet works just fine, once I try to upload large files on google drive/chrome or even open outlook, the whole internet router reset. and internet connection dropped for all devices.
at the beginning i thought it is ISP issue, however limiting the bandwidth solved the problem. Google drive preference allows users to customise the bandwidth. Chrome, you can define a new limit from session setting, you can use this guideline
https://weaselzone.com/limit-upload-speed-in-google-chrome-for-individual-websites-without-plugins/
i couldnt solve the problem for outlook yet. if you have a solution let me know. thank you.
On my homepage there is a video file. While single user click on site(www.rollcall.co.in) that video running very well. But When Multiple user come at my site and that time video streaming getting very slow. I dont know how to resolve this issue.
I've seen that kurento-room isn't able of managing a user that enters only with microphone(no webcam).
The user actually appears in the room, with a black screen in the place where the webcam is normally located, but no audio is received from him either.
Why can this be happening?
That's an error in the connection of WebRTC endpoints. The thing is that the endpoint only negotiates audio, but the connection was made with audio and video profiles, and the media server committed seppuku. It should be fixed by now, providing the right media profiles in the connect method.
A beta tester of mine has reported a layout issue where my LayoutRoot container has unnecessary left and right margins. He is having this problem on his HTC 8X. This is a 4.3" 720p device.
I've tested the app on all Windows Phone emulators available, and have not seen this problem. But there doesn't appear to be a 720p 4.3" emulator available for me to test against. Is there any way I can test it using these device properties (screen resolution = 720p, and screen size = 4.3") without actually owning the device?
As you can see on this MSDN article, on Windows Phone 8.0, the 720p scaled resolution is the same that the 1080p, which is 480 x 853.
That means that layout of the app should be identical between both resolutions, and that what you see on the 1080p emulator will be the same that on a 720p device (unless you have different image assets for each resolution).
The physical screen size doesn't matter.
As Olivier Payen says, The physical screen size doesn't matter.
So, you're asking to test your application on the device which you've not owned. In that case, you can use Remote Device Access
Remote Device Access (RDA) is a service that allows developers to test their mobile applications and services remotely on various Nokia devices based on Windows Phone, Nokia X, Asha, Series 40, and more.
So, try installing your app on the remote device and see your app's resolution and scaling are.!