Bandwidth Detection

Hey,
Well, I created a flv video player whose call videos (with a
variable) et play.
But I would want detect before the visitor bandwith, stock
the bandwith in a cookie and play a video whose depend on the
bandwith (hight or low resolution).
Please help me !
--> I work with Flash Mx Proffesionnel 7
Bonjour,
alors voilà, j'ai créer un petit lecteur de
vidéo flv qui appelle des vidéos (grâce à une
variable) et les diffuse. Jusque là pas de problème. Mais
j'aimerais effectuer en amont de la lecture un test de bande
passante. Ce qui me permettrais d'envoyer une video en haute ou
basse résolution selon le débit de l'utilisateur.
Et c'est là que ça coince ! Comment puis-je faire
pour tester la bande passante, concerver le résultat
(peut-être dans un cookie) et afficher l'une ou l'autre des
videos en conséquence du résulat ???
Voilà si vous avez une solution je suis preneuse...
juste un petit détail : je suis pas une fan de l'action script
alors please ce qui vous parraît évident ne l'ai pas pour
moi Merci !
--> je travail sur Flash Mx Proffesionnel 7

http://www.sonify.org/home/feature/remixology/019_bandwidthdetection/
Hope that helps. . . .

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Hello folks,
i am discovering the wide world of adobe technologies and i am impressed how seamless all is working.
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I know there is upload speed tests (onBWCheck, etc), but i assume this test is annoying for the participants as well as they are not reflecting dynamic changes.
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Hi,
I dont think this should happen anyways can you tell exactly how did you concluded this. I mean to say how are you finding bandwidth usage as well as bandwidth detection.
The following link might be helpful for you.
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We have a major issue affecting multiple users (>100) where they are unable to login to the machine.It looks like core windows services do not start such as DHCPClient, EventLog, UserProfileService.
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To iChat Discussions:
I have looked at many of the messages posted concerning the "insufficient bandwidth" error that I am receiving from iChat. I have implemented all suggestions and I am still having trouble.
I am using a capable Quad G5 with an iSight camera. I have all updates installed with Mac OS X 10.4.6. I am using iChat 3.1.4 (v432).
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094151.261336 audioNetworkCapable: 1 -- 9 max participants.
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094151.261407 VCCapVideo
094151.261414 VCCapMultiAudio
094151.261421 VCCapMultiVideo
094151.261428 VCCapMultiAudioHost
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094304.007622 Digital In
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094304.010092 iSight Built-in
094304.010204 Line In
094304.010322 Digital In
094304.012693 Microphone devices:
094304.012713 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.012761 iSight Built-in
094304.012874 Line In
094304.012980 Digital In
094304.015290 Microphone devices:
094304.015314 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.015361 iSight Built-in
094304.015473 Line In
094304.015571 Digital In
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094304.016098 BWD bandwidth: 1618 kbits up, 10814 kbits down.
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094304.016116 audioNetworkCapable: 1 -- 9 max participants.
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094304.016180 VCCapAudio
094304.016187 VCCapVideo
094304.016194 VCCapMultiAudio
094304.016201 VCCapMultiVideo
094304.016209 VCCapMultiAudioHost
094304.016221 VCCapMultiVideoHost
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094304.101286 Line In
094304.101376 Digital In
094304.101433 Selected mic: iSight
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094304.103687 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.103732 iSight Built-in
094304.103832 Line In
094304.103923 Digital In
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094304.116545 iSight - 2857630788148396
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094304.118855 Microphone devices:
094304.118879 Camera_HasAudio = 0
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094304.119037 Line In
094304.119134 Digital In
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094304.137505 Microphone devices:
094304.137552 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.137614 iSight Built-in
094304.137720 Line In
094304.137821 Digital In
094304.140030 Microphone devices:
094304.140051 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.140096 iSight Built-in
094304.140204 Line In
094304.140300 Digital In
094304.142313 Microphone devices:
094304.142332 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.142371 iSight Built-in
094304.142471 Line In
094304.142565 Digital In
094304.144590 Microphone devices:
094304.144609 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.144648 iSight Built-in
094304.144745 Line In
094304.144838 Digital In
094304.146841 Microphone devices:
094304.146860 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.146901 iSight Built-in
094304.147000 Line In
094304.147097 Digital In
094304.149078 Microphone devices:
094304.149095 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.149135 iSight Built-in
094304.149234 Line In
094304.149328 Digital In
094304.151288 Microphone devices:
094304.151308 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.151346 iSight Built-in
094304.151445 Line In
094304.151539 Digital In
094304.153513 Microphone devices:
094304.153530 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.153568 iSight Built-in
094304.153667 Line In
094304.153760 Digital In
094304.155840 Microphone devices:
094304.155862 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.155906 iSight Built-in
094304.156007 Line In
094304.156098 Digital In
094304.158068 Microphone devices:
094304.158084 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.158123 iSight Built-in
094304.158223 Line In
094304.158318 Digital In
094304.160361 Microphone devices:
094304.160380 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.160420 iSight Built-in
094304.160518 Line In
094304.160610 Digital In
094304.162568 Microphone devices:
094304.162586 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.162624 iSight Built-in
094304.162719 Line In
094304.162810 Digital In
094304.164802 Microphone devices:
094304.164820 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.164859 iSight Built-in
094304.164955 Line In
094304.165047 Digital In
094304.167005 Microphone devices:
094304.167023 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.167061 iSight Built-in
094304.167157 Line In
094304.167249 Digital In
094304.169239 Microphone devices:
094304.169256 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.169295 iSight Built-in
094304.169391 Line In
094304.169482 Digital In
094304.171442 Microphone devices:
094304.171459 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.171495 iSight Built-in
094304.171592 Line In
094304.171683 Digital In
094304.173760 Microphone devices:
094304.173781 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.173822 iSight Built-in
094304.173921 Line In
094304.174019 Digital In
094304.175988 Microphone devices:
094304.176005 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.176043 iSight Built-in
094304.176140 Line In
094304.176246 Digital In
094304.178209 Microphone devices:
094304.178227 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.178265 iSight Built-in
094304.178360 Line In
094304.178449 Digital In
094304.180389 Microphone devices:
094304.180407 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.180444 iSight Built-in
094304.180542 Line In
094304.180633 Digital In
094304.182602 Microphone devices:
094304.182621 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.182659 iSight Built-in
094304.182756 Line In
094304.182846 Digital In
094304.184803 Microphone devices:
094304.184821 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.184860 iSight Built-in
094304.184957 Line In
094304.185048 Digital In
094304.187257 Microphone devices:
094304.187277 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.187319 iSight Built-in
094304.187419 Line In
094304.187515 Digital In
094304.189929 Microphone devices:
094304.189965 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094304.190038 iSight Built-in
094304.190155 Line In
094304.190250 Digital In
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094304.322706 SNATMAP heartbeat resulted in port change (from: 0 to: 5060)
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094305.322791 UPnP not found (-3)
094305.324085 SIPUpdateExternalInfo, force = 0
094305.324167 count of local IP's = 3
094305.324193 Rearranging IPINFO.
094305.324211 LOCAL: ifname=[en2], IP=[35.13.21.96], PORT = 5060
094305.324229 LOCAL: ifname=[en2(IPv6)], IP=[fe80:0006:0000:0000:0214:51ff:fee3:07f5], PORT = 5060
094305.324253 LOCAL: ifname=[en1(IPv6)], IP=[fe80:0005:0000:0000:0214:51ff:fe67:e57f], PORT = 5060
094305.324278 LOCAL: ifname=[en2~], IP=[220.242.234.159], PORT = 5060
094306.584010 Updating heartbeat from 17.202.32.37:5060
094306.584192 Updating heartbeat from 17.202.32.37:5060
094306.584644 Updating heartbeat from 17.202.32.37:5060
094306.622059 BWD: GotBandwidth: 1618529/10814842 (up/down) @[35.13.21.96:255.255.252.0]
094306.622121 BWD bandwidth: 1618 kbits up, 10814 kbits down.
094306.622140 videoNetworkCapable: 1 -- 3 max participants.
094306.622156 audioNetworkCapable: 1 -- 9 max participants.
094306.622251 vcCapabilities returns: 0x0000003f
094306.622272 VCCapAudio
094306.622286 VCCapVideo
094306.622301 VCCapMultiAudio
094306.622315 VCCapMultiVideo
094306.622329 VCCapMultiAudioHost
094306.622345 VCCapMultiVideoHost
094306.627417 Invoke delegate method vcc:initiateConferenceStartedForParty:(appleu3test012)
094306.627522 ### NEW STATE: to: VC_SIGNALING, from: VC_IDLE
094306.627548 initiateConferenceCallUsingRemoteIPAndPortData - start
094306.627685 [ipAndPortData length] = 120
094306.627708 Length is valid: YES
094306.627769 CALLEE: ifname=[en0], IP=[17.202.32.37], wPort = 5060
094306.627790 CALLEE: ifname=[en0(IPv6)], IP=[fe80:0004:0000:0000:020d:93ff:fe31:0974], wPort = 5060
094306.627834 ( )( )( ) ---- <nil> valid returned 0
2006-04-28 09:43:06.629 iChat[6505] IPAndPortList: ({ip = "17.202.32.37"; port = 5060; })
094306.628246 =========== OpenPorts!
094307.628897 (snatmap.m:128) select timed out
094307.688221 Public mapping: 35.13.21.96:16384
094307.749448 Public mapping: 35.13.21.96:16385
094307.811610 Public mapping: 35.13.21.96:16386
094307.872687 Public mapping: 35.13.21.96:16387
094307.874002
VideoConferenceFramework version 245.0 - 02102005 - Dec 15 2005
094307.874037 Checking H263 hardware rules
094307.874069 Satisfied rule #1 (30:1)
094307.874404 selectedCamera returned iSight
094307.875010 * Caller SDP *
094307.875278 v=0
o=westfall 0 0 IN IP4 %RTP-IP%
[email protected]
c=IN IP4 %RTP-IP%
b=AS:2147483647
t=0 0
a=hwi:34:4:2500
a=bandwidthDetection:YES
a=iChatEncryption:NO
m=audio %ARTP-PORT% RTP/AVP 12 3 0
a=rtpmap:3 GSM/8000
a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000
a=rtpID:-94230651
m=video %VRTP-PORT% RTP/AVP 126 34
a=rtpmap:126 X-H264
a=fmtp:34 imagesize 1 rules 30:352:288
a=framerate:30
a=RTCP:AUDIO %ARTCP-PORT% VIDEO %VRTCP-PORT%
a=pogo
a=fmtp:126 imagesize 0 rules 30:320:240:320:240
a=rtpID:-2126128413
094307.875344 SIPConnect start...
094307.875357 Found a matching heartbeat from 17.202.32.37:5060
094307.875587 TAInviteClientProc Thread start...
094307.875694 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP IS BINARY? (0)
094307.875728 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP TEXT BODY (912) (485)
094307.875738 Send to 11CA2025:5060 [INVITE sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK44bb86164b1f1397
Max-Forwards: 70
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 INVITE
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>;isfocus
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Type: application/sdp
Content-Length: 485
v=0
o=westfall 0 0 IN IP4 35.13.21.96
[email protected]
c=IN IP4 35.13.21.96
b=AS:2147483647
t=0 0
a=hwi:34:4:2500
a=bandwidthDetection:YES
a=iChatEncryption:NO
m=audio 16386 RTP/AVP 12 3 0
a=rtpmap:3 GSM/8000
a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000
a=rtpID:-94230651
m=video 16384 RTP/AVP 126 34
a=rtpmap:126 X-H264
a=fmtp:34 imagesize 1 rules 30:352:288
a=framerate:30
a=RTCP:AUDIO 16387 VIDEO 16385
a=pogo
a=fmtp:126 imagesize 0 rules 30:320:240:320:240
a=rtpID:-2126128413
094307.938506 [[SIP/2.0 100 Trying
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK44bb86164b1f1397
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 INVITE
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094307.938713 Dialog(CREATED) Match(STATUS) [ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96]=[ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a37 00dac13c4@35-13-21-96], [1265157286]=[1265157286]
094307.938770 [[SIP/2.0 180 Ringing
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK44bb86164b1f1397
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 INVITE
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094307.938880 ##### (2)Trying...
094307.938962 Dialog(CREATED) Match(STATUS) [ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96]=[ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a37 00dac13c4@35-13-21-96], [1265157286]=[1265157286]
094307.939772 VCSendNotificationProc: name = VCInformation, data = Trying
094307.939905 ##### (2)Ringing...
094307.940636 VCSendNotificationProc: name = VCInformation, data = Ringing
094307.992059 [[SIP/2.0 200 OK
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK44bb86164b1f1397
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 INVITE
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Type: application/sdp
Content-Length: 394
v=0
o=demo1appleu3 0 0 IN IP4 17.202.32.37
[email protected]
c=IN IP4 17.202.32.37
b=AS:2147483647
t=0 0
a=hwi:288:2:2500
a=bandwidthDetection:YES
a=iChatEncryption:NO
m=audio 16386 RTP/AVP 12
a=rtpID:688738909
m=video 16384 RTP/AVP 126
a=rtpmap:126 X-H264
a=RTCP:AUDIO 16387 VIDEO 16385
a=fmtp:126 imagesize 0 rules 30:320:240:320:240
a=framerate:30
a=rtpID:-1101757036
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094307.992279 Dialog Match(STATUS): [ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96]=[ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a37 00dac13c4@35-13-21-96], [1265157286]=[1265157286], [1905419911]=[1905419911]
094307.992400 TAInviteClientProc Thread end(0)...
094307.992483 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP IS BINARY? (0)
094307.992702 Send to 11CA2025:5060 [ACK sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK2f29e05124ac8d38
Max-Forwards: 70
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 ACK
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
094307.992820 Start heartbeat to 11CA2025:5060
094307.992874 SIPConnect stop(0)...
094307.992944 SIP connect returned 0
094307.992970 Call initiated with callID = 2
094307.994218 Callee User Agent: Viceroy 1.2
094307.994264 * Callee SDP *
094307.994330 Selecting QCELP.
094307.994382 Conference_SetPayload: audio = 12, video = 126
094308.001396 v=0
o=demo1appleu3 0 0 IN IP4 17.202.32.37
[email protected]
c=IN IP4 17.202.32.37
b=AS:2147483647
t=0 0
a=hwi:288:2:2500
a=bandwidthDetection:YES
a=iChatEncryption:NO
m=audio 16386 RTP/AVP 12
a=rtpID:688738909
m=video 16384 RTP/AVP 126
a=rtpmap:126 X-H264
a=RTCP:AUDIO 16387 VIDEO 16385
a=fmtp:126 imagesize 0 rules 30:320:240:320:240
a=framerate:30
a=rtpID:-1101757036
094308.001839 SIPSendMessageAll start...
094308.568298 [[SUBSCRIBE sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 17.202.32.37;branch=z9hG4bK0c526fc844bd6497
Max-Forwards: 70
To: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
From: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 SUBSCRIBE
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>
Event: conference
Expires: 3600
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094308.568703 SIPSubscribeProc Thread start...
094308.569039 Dialog Match(REQUEST): [ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96]=[ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a37 00dac13c4@35-13-21-96], [1265157286]=[1265157286], [1905419911]=[1905419911]
094308.569325 TANonInviteServerProc Thread start...
094308.569553 SubscriptionHandleProc start...
094308.569638 | | | | --- iBodyLen 0
094308.569693 SendNotify start...
094308.570010 TANonInviteClientProc Thread start...
094308.569979 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP IS BINARY? (0)
094308.570071 Send to 11CA2025:5060 [SIP/2.0 200 OK
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 17.202.32.37;branch=z9hG4bK0c526fc844bd6497
To: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
From: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 1 SUBSCRIBE
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>;isfocus
Expires: 3600
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
094308.570197 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP IS BINARY? (0)
094308.570256 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP TEXT BODY (732) (214)
094308.570278 Send to 11CA2025:5060 [NOTIFY sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK44f4bed32b64bae0
Max-Forwards: 70
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 2 NOTIFY
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>;isfocus
Event: conference
Subscription-State: active;expires=3600
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Type: application/conference-info+xml
Content-Length: 214
<c-i v="0" st="f" en="sip:[email protected]">
c<h>i</h><m t="a"/><m t="v"/>
c<h>o</h><m t="a"/><m t="v"/>
</c-i>
094308.570276 SIPSubscribeProc Thread end(200)...
094308.634418 [[SIP/2.0 200 OK
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK44f4bed32b64bae0
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 2 NOTIFY
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094308.634747 Dialog Match(STATUS): [ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96]=[ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a37 00dac13c4@35-13-21-96], [1265157286]=[1265157286], [1905419911]=[1905419911]
094308.634901 SendNotify stop(0)...
094312.230952 Updating heartbeat from 17.202.32.37:5060
094313.634947 TANonInviteClientProc Thread end(0)...
094318.002551 (RTPTransport.c:1659) select timedout(80010017)
094318.004034 Orig: Upstream = 0.000kbps, Downstream = 0.000kbps
094318.004118 Bandwidth Detection Failed(80010017)
094318.004165 Caller detected bandwidth (kbits/s): 0 up, 0 down. (80010017)
094318.004228 SIPSendMessageAll start...
094318.004252 Bandwidth detection failure.
094318.004281 Invoke delegate method vccInsufficientBandwidth:forParty:appleu3test012
094318.136994 cancelPreview returned 0
094318.137673 MULTIPOINT VC_API OVERRIDE: endConference
094318.137705 userIDToCallIDMap count = 0
094318.137739 ++++++++ confStatusMapRemoveAll
094318.137751 ( ) -- mapUserIDToSecurityInfo cleared --
094318.149156 Found 1 cameras:
094318.149222 iSight - 2857630788148396
094318.149274 selectedCamera GUID returned iSight
094318.151684 Microphone devices:
094318.151712 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.151767 iSight Built-in
094318.151871 Line In
094318.151964 Digital In
094318.152020 Selected mic: iSight
094318.152150 Found 1 cameras:
094318.152181 iSight - 2857630788148396
094318.152216 selectedCamera GUID returned iSight
094318.154286 Microphone devices:
094318.154308 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.154351 iSight Built-in
094318.154450 Line In
094318.154544 Digital In
094318.154591 Selected mic: iSight
094318.158021 SIPCloseCall start...
094318.158078 Stop heartbeat to 11CA2025:5060
094318.158200 SIPCloseCall stop(0)...
094318.158229 ### NEW STATE: to: VC_IDLE, from: VC_SIGNALING
094318.158239 SendNotify start...
094318.158243 ++++++++ confStatusMapRemoveAll
094318.158305 ( ) -- mapUserIDToSecurityInfo cleared --
094318.158330 Preparing to send VCInitiateConferenceCompleted
094318.158434 TANonInviteClientProc Thread start...
094318.158546 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP IS BINARY? (0)
094318.158567 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP TEXT BODY (478) (0)
094318.158577 Send to 11CA2025:5060 [NOTIFY sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK36fa96254b5f637c
Max-Forwards: 70
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 3 NOTIFY
Contact: <sip:[email protected]>;isfocus
Event: conference
Subscription-State: terminated;reason=noresource
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
094318.161200 Found 1 cameras:
094318.161267 iSight - 2857630788148396
094318.161309 selectedCamera GUID returned iSight
094318.163793 Microphone devices:
094318.163823 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.163879 iSight Built-in
094318.164098 Line In
094318.164200 Digital In
094318.164259 Selected mic: iSight
094318.174892 Microphone devices:
094318.174941 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.175000 iSight Built-in
094318.175109 Line In
094318.175204 Digital In
094318.177272 Microphone devices:
094318.177295 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.177341 iSight Built-in
094318.177490 Line In
094318.177592 Digital In
094318.179601 Microphone devices:
094318.179621 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.179663 iSight Built-in
094318.179762 Line In
094318.179856 Digital In
094318.181824 Microphone devices:
094318.181843 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.181881 iSight Built-in
094318.181978 Line In
094318.182071 Digital In
094318.184081 Microphone devices:
094318.184100 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.184143 iSight Built-in
094318.184241 Line In
094318.184333 Digital In
094318.186313 Microphone devices:
094318.186332 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.186370 iSight Built-in
094318.186466 Line In
094318.186557 Digital In
094318.188547 Microphone devices:
094318.188566 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.188603 iSight Built-in
094318.188701 Line In
094318.188792 Digital In
094318.190774 Microphone devices:
094318.190792 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.190831 iSight Built-in
094318.190930 Line In
094318.191021 Digital In
094318.193063 Microphone devices:
094318.193082 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.193121 iSight Built-in
094318.193222 Line In
094318.193313 Digital In
094318.195286 Microphone devices:
094318.195303 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.195340 iSight Built-in
094318.195437 Line In
094318.195529 Digital In
094318.197513 Microphone devices:
094318.197530 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.197568 iSight Built-in
094318.197709 Line In
094318.197830 Digital In
094318.199903 Microphone devices:
094318.199922 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.199961 iSight Built-in
094318.200059 Line In
094318.200150 Digital In
094318.202208 Microphone devices:
094318.202228 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.202266 iSight Built-in
094318.202364 Line In
094318.202455 Digital In
094318.204436 Microphone devices:
094318.204453 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.204492 iSight Built-in
094318.204590 Line In
094318.204683 Digital In
094318.206689 Microphone devices:
094318.206706 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.206743 iSight Built-in
094318.206845 Line In
094318.206939 Digital In
094318.208935 Microphone devices:
094318.208952 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.208988 iSight Built-in
094318.209087 Line In
094318.209181 Digital In
094318.211358 Microphone devices:
094318.211381 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.211427 iSight Built-in
094318.211531 Line In
094318.211622 Digital In
094318.213624 Microphone devices:
094318.213643 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.213684 iSight Built-in
094318.213785 Line In
094318.213874 Digital In
094318.215858 Microphone devices:
094318.215875 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.215914 iSight Built-in
094318.216013 Line In
094318.216105 Digital In
094318.218071 Microphone devices:
094318.218089 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.218125 iSight Built-in
094318.218221 Line In
094318.218312 Digital In
094318.220320 Microphone devices:
094318.220339 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.220376 iSight Built-in
094318.220473 Line In
094318.220564 Digital In
094318.222542 Microphone devices:
094318.222559 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.222595 iSight Built-in
094318.222692 Line In
094318.222772 [[SIP/2.0 200 OK
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 35.13.21.96;branch=z9hG4bK36fa96254b5f637c
To: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
From: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 3 NOTIFY
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094318.222785 Digital In
094318.222887 Dialog Match(STATUS): [ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96]=[ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a37 00dac13c4@35-13-21-96], [1265157286]=[1265157286], [1905419911]=[1905419911]
094318.223002 SubscriptionHandleProc stop(0)...
094318.223284 SendNotify stop(0)...
094318.225123 Microphone devices:
094318.225150 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.225216 iSight Built-in
094318.225323 Line In
094318.225416 Digital In
094318.227405 Microphone devices:
094318.227422 Camera_HasAudio = 0
094318.227461 iSight Built-in
094318.227557 Line In
094318.227648 Digital In
094318.620643 [[BYE sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 17.202.32.37;branch=z9hG4bK0b688647512052ab
Max-Forwards: 70
To: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
From: "appleu3test012" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1905419911
Call-ID: ecf87a4e-d6bc-11da-b781-a3700dac13c4@35-13-21-96
CSeq: 2 BYE
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.2
Content-Length: 0
]] from 11CA2025:5060
094318.621044 SIPHangupProc Thread start...
094318.621124 Stop heartbeat to 11CA2025:5060
094318.621261 (SIP.c:1247) Cannot find a dialog to hangup, sending 481
094318.621284 | | | | --- iBodyLen 0
094318.621339 TANonInviteServerProc Thread start...
094318.621487 ( )( )( )( )( ) TP IS BINARY? (0)
094318.621524 Send to 11CA2025:5060 [SIP/2.0 481 Call Leg/Transaction Does Not Exist
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 17.202.32.37;branch=z9hG4bK0b688647512052ab
To: "[email protected]" <sip:[email protected]>;tag=1265157286
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/ iChat gives me the message
/ "Disconnected from Video Chat because:
/ There is insufficient bandwidth to maintain the conference."
Quad G5 with iSight Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Hi Gary,
Welcome To The Apple Discussion Pages.
I see that you seem to have done the Quicktime setting
094151.005637 Bandwidth based on QT prefs = 21474836
094151.261284 BWD: GotBandwidth: 1618529/10814842 (up/down) @[35.13.21.96:255.255.252.0]
094151.261318 BWD bandwidth: 1618 kbits up, 10814 kbits down.
It is the IP listed here that worries me.
You say you are on a Wireless connection to the University's service but you are showing a Public IP (One I would expect to see as part of the info)
Has the Uni given you a direct outside line as it were ?
Are you saying you can use Bonjour but not the AIM side ?
Or do you mean that you can call out over the AIM side and get back to Buddies in your Building but not others ?
I am expecting you to tell us that the set up is like this:
Uni connection to the internet (Server or modem) <-> 1 or more routers <-> Wirless connection <-> Your computer
With a domsetic set up you would have a Public IP at the modem. This may or may not pass that IP to the next device. At this point there would be a LAN set of IPs issued to the subsequent devices and computers.
LAN IPs are in three groups of numbers
192.168.xxx.xxx
10.xxx.xxx.xxx
172.(16-32).xxx.xxx (basically a subset within 172.xxx.xxx.xxx)
The IP you show here is not one of those.
It is possible that the Uni has decided to use there own choice of IP numbers for their LAN.
However I would still expect to see two IP's showing up for you. One Public and the IP your computer has on the LAN.
Can you tells what IP you see in System Preferences > Network > Connection method in second drop down and then TCP/IP tab ?
I am expecting this to be a NAT problem.
More info on how the Uni are routing you to the outside would be helpful.
8:43 PM Friday; April 28, 2006

Insufficient Bandwidth continues ...

Does anyone still have this issue even with the latest version of Tiger and iChat? Some of my buddies I just can't connect with. This one in particular is based on 2 ADSL lines with 8Mb's downstream and 512kbps upstream so bandwidth really isn't an issue yet iChat continues to get in the way!
iChat has become a useless tool since Tiger, I'm so disappointed with Apple.
2005-08-17 14:21:48 +0100: There is insufficient bandwidth to maintain the conference.
Detected 0 kbps upstream and 0 kbps downstream bandwidth; 5 kbps required.

Hi Ralph,
Thanks for posting, i just needed to let off some steam. Of course I've tried everything and more, even the venerable 510v4 suffers these bandwidth problems never mind VOIP routers.
Another issue I have I think concerns Apple base stations, I have two Extreme and Express neither can handle iChat, the complaint is "insufficient bandwidth". This is separate to my problem when connected to Ethernet where only some of my contacts are unreachable yet they can connect with others.
I wish Apple would just remove this bandwidth detection altogether and let people get on with it, good or bad quality I really don't care but constantly messing about with iChat and it's related settings is really getting me down.
I suppose I could use Skype instead but I'm pure blooded Apple I want this thing to work and it's just tragic that Apple has messed things up like this. I know lot's of people who have given up on iChat, I'm still hanging in there but only just!
Ok, rant over.

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