Audio/Video Out of Sync

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>From: David Cantrell
>Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2016 14:42

>> >I'd like to rate-limit get_iplayer so that other things on the same
>> >machine that are also talking to the internet don't run like stunned 
>> >slugs
> >>in treacle.
> >>Second, I'm not using Linux.
> >You don't say which non-Linux operating system you are using.  Your
> >description doesn't correspond with any version of Windows, 32 bit or 64
> >bit

>Yes, it does. This would affect Windows just as much as any other OS.

If you are using OS/X I can't comment because I have never used it.  A quick 
Google search for OS X network problems makes me glad I don't use it.

There are lots of things which may be slowing your network down.  Have you 
moved the WiFi channels away from the defaults to reduce interference?  The 
most likely cause, despite denials, is throttling by your ISP.

I used to be very sceptical about the BBC's claims to have ample bandwidth 
until I moved to Virgin Media.  Earlier in the year I started using the 2.95 
dev version of get_iplayer and was astonished by the speed of its native HLS 
reader.

Even if you are right that get_iplayer is slowing your network, the great 
joy of get_iplayer is that it can be run when your machine and your network 
are not doing anything else.