| Brandon_Krakowsky-t6Q6IArRIhmxKhIkFyZ7poFTLv+w 2005-07-19, 5:45 pm |
| We hosted a 3-hour event last night for International Attendees. It seems
that anybody who logged into the event from outside the US, had
connectivity issues. They could connect successfully, but had trouble
maintaining their connections. Some of the locations were Australia,
Thailand, Singapore, etc.
Not sure how they connected (i.e. which port, or if they connected via
tunneling). I may set up an identifier for the next session happening
next week.
There was streaming audio, but nothing out of the ordinary. Between 14
and 18 kbit/sec. We pushed a PPT presentation, which is basically a
single SWF, each frame holding a single Gif image.
Everything is as we've been doing it successfuly for about 6 months. Just
wondering if there is any existing knowledge of these particular locations
having issues with FlashComm applications. If they did in fact connect
via tunneling, would this be less stable than a standard port 1935
connection? Not sure.
Any ideas/suggestions based on the fact that I've given you hardly any
information to work with? 
Thanks,
Brandon
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