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Subsonic extremely slow outside lan

Postby bombjack » Tue Feb 22, 2011 8:44 pm

Hi all,
I have big trouble getting Subsonic to work outside my lan. It has worked flawlessly up until a few months ago (don't really know when it started malfunction).

Anyway, my problem is extremely slow streaming. Subsonic does stream, but is lagging alot. I captured some traffic using wireshark and I see alot of resending of tcp packets, which probably is the cause to lagging, but I don't understand why this is.

Anyone have a clue to where to begin looking for the source of error?


This is my setup:

- Fedora 12 box, directly connected to Internet.
- The box also servers as a firewall using iptables and doing nat for my internal lan. (and yes, I have tried to disable firewall)
- Measured speed using public broadband test, down/up: 93Mbit/82Mbit
- Subsonic installed via fedora rpm

This should be enough to stream music...

Below is a screen dump showing:
top: friend accessing from home
middle: me accessing from lan
bottom: me accessing from iPhone/iSub

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Postby GJ51 » Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:53 am

- Measured speed using public broadband test, down/up: 93Mbit/82Mbit

That's pretty extrodinary. May I ask where your getting that test result?

Also, what are you streaming, any transcoding involved, what's the load on the cpu?
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Postby bombjack » Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:30 am

GJ51 wrote:- Measured speed using public broadband test, down/up: 93Mbit/82Mbit

That's pretty extrodinary. May I ask where your getting that test result?

Also, what are you streaming, any transcoding involved, what's the load on the cpu?


I am only streaming music, mostly FLAC. But transcoding is not the problem. There is no difference if I transcode FLAC, downsample mp3 or just stream mp3 as-is -slow output. I have checked CPU using "top": load is never more than ~8-10% (lame), but I can see some peaks at ~30% (Java) now and then.

About speed: Well, that's normal in Sweden :wink: And the good part is, I only pay for 10/10...
Below is my latest test. Testserver is 500 km from my computer. Text in swedish, but I think you get the picture (left is down, right is up)


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Postby donpearson » Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:12 pm

I need to move to Sweden! :wink:
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http://www.facebook.com/groups/subsonic.group/

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Postby GJ51 » Wed Feb 23, 2011 5:25 pm

donpearson wrote:I need to move to Sweden! :wink:


Me too, the southern tip! :wink:

It's hard to tell what could be causing your problem, but I've found that most issues can be cured by an uninstall/reinstall of Java and SS. Just be sure to stop the SS service before you start if you decide to go in that direction.
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