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sniper007 · 20-12-2012, 00:30

Hmm ok. No that's fair to say.
So...does anyone fancy reproducing this for me to see if it is an actual fault? Basically stream a film to your PS3 and see if it stutters (hard wired to the superhub).

So...modem mode could be the way to go. Hmm.

I could give wireshark a go yes. What would be a good filter? Stuff where the source IP is the default gateway or.... ?

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Just tested using Vuze media streaming to eliminate PS3 Media server software and the problem remains.

So the problem is down to

a) Super Hub
b) PS3 is faulty

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Next test, eliminate PS3 by playing back on something else.

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I will test out my Raspberry Pi tomorrow as it's failing to boot at the moment. Then it should prove it's not the PS3.

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Next question, is it possible to roll back to R36 firmware to see if this goes away? Would a member of virgin community support forums facilitate such a test by sending it to my superhub solely? Thinking not.

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sniper007 Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 480	Re: Brand new superhub problem! Hmm ok. No that's fair to say. So...does anyone fancy reproducing this for me to see if it is an actual fault? Basically stream a film to your PS3 and see if it stutters (hard wired to the superhub). So...modem mode could be the way to go. Hmm. I could give wireshark a go yes. What would be a good filter? Stuff where the source IP is the default gateway or.... ? ---------- Post added 20-12-2012 at 00:23 ---------- Previous post was 19-12-2012 at 23:52 ---------- Just tested using Vuze media streaming to eliminate PS3 Media server software and the problem remains. So the problem is down to a) Super Hub b) PS3 is faulty ---------- Post added at 00:25 ---------- Previous post was at 00:23 ---------- Next test, eliminate PS3 by playing back on something else. ---------- Post added at 00:29 ---------- Previous post was at 00:25 ---------- I will test out my Raspberry Pi tomorrow as it's failing to boot at the moment. Then it should prove it's not the PS3. ---------- Post added at 00:30 ---------- Previous post was at 00:29 ---------- Next question, is it possible to roll back to R36 firmware to see if this goes away? Would a member of virgin community support forums facilitate such a test by sending it to my superhub solely? Thinking not.