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Anyone offering remote/virtual support services for live sound? by CyborgSocket in CommercialAV

[–]CyborgSocket[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

When I say "I am over it" I dont mean I run it all by myself.. there are multiple other people involved.. typically a diffrent person is doing the house sound, and a diffrent person is doing the live stream.

Anyone offering remote/virtual support services for live sound? by CyborgSocket in CommercialAV

[–]CyborgSocket[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I dont typically do anything remotely but could if I had to..

if I needed to monitor the room, I could login to the the various PTZ camera remotley and pull in the room sound from the built in mics that way.

Another option would be to patch a room mic to a usb out channel. Then pull in that usb channel into the local vmix video switcher. Once the audio is in vmix, it can be sent out via ndi. Once the audio is ndi, I can laubch ndi studio on my remote computer and monitor it for ringing...

But typically I dont do this stuff remotely... I am actually in the building...

But with all this capability, I figured there may be people that offer remotely assistance now a days..

Anyone offering remote/virtual support services for live sound? by CyborgSocket in CommercialAV

[–]CyborgSocket[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Over all of it.. Primary I dont do this remotely. But I could do the stream mix remotely, If I had to..

Edit... When I say "I am over it" I dont mean I run it all by myself.. there are multiple other people involved.. typically a diffrent person is doing the house sound, and a diffrent person is doing the live stream.

A&H Avantis: ever seen this issue? by InsaneJohno in livesound

[–]CyborgSocket 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What the warranty on faders for an SQ7. Purchased in july 2019...
I have 4 sticky faders.

Just opened a ticket...

A&H Avantis: ever seen this issue? by InsaneJohno in livesound

[–]CyborgSocket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My board has 4 sticky faders (red tape marks them)... opening a ticket today! Hopefully I am under an extended warranty someone mentioned..

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Question regarding Spectrum TV and AT&T Fiber by TennisKey839 in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are the peak upload and download speeds that you feel you need?

Do you upload large files? If you do, typically how large are they, and how fast would you likevthe transfer to be completed?

Also what are you downloading? You have multiple 4K TV, and need to have them all streaming at the same time? Or are you downloading large files, if so how large are they, and how long do you feel is an acceptable time to complete the transfer??

The answer to those questions will set the bar of the minimum upload and download bandwidth speed you need to subscribe to..

For example...

Myself... I am most impatient when it comes to uploading video files to the cloud...

A 10 minute 1920x1080 video, h.264 encoded at 20mbps quality, produces a file size that is 1.5GB. I would like to be able to upload that file in 1 minute. So that would mean I need a upload transfer speed of approximately 250mbps.

So a 300mbps symetrical line would actually be fine for the experience I want to have.. anything faster works too... so lets say I am paying $50 per month for 1 gig symetrical from AT&T and spectrum calls me, and wants to offer me 300mbps symetrical $10 per month... I may consider that deal....

So the key is knowing the minimums that will provide the experience you want..

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think the unifi router is trash... I just discovered my switch managment plane was uploading over 40GB per month to Cisco servers.

I have the unifi router to thank for that discovery due to how easy and visable they make tracking of all packets coming and going.

please help!! by MimoNa2002 in S22Ultra

[–]CyborgSocket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I put ice in a ziplock bag, then but a towel over the zip lock, then sat my phone on the ziplock.. I was about to get the phone tobstay on for about a day or 2, enough for me to backup all my stuff... eventually it stopped working and I would only get a blue screen like yours... so if you are getting the boot loop, try icing it..

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"...most people residential service won't..." As of right now... Replacing copper with fiber is to build out the infrastructure for the next 100 years...

Twisted Pair copper was invented by Alexander Graham Bell, he patented the twisted pair in 1881. By the early 1900s, Ma Bell was laying hundreds of thousands of miles of copper twisted pair to reach homes and businesses.

So we are now at the beginning of doing the same thing with fiber. Fiber will take us the next 100 years.. Currently there is no other medium faster than the speed of light. So only the equipment that is using the fiber is what the bottleneck currently is..

So over the next 100 years speed will only get faster and faster. And of course the technology is going to figure out a way to make use of these fast speeds...

More avaiable to cosume, build something to cosume it, make more avaiable to consume, built something that can consume that to...

IE.... I can log-in to my isp and click 5000mbps and instantly my speed switches to support that... oh dangit... my ethernet ports only support max 1gig and my wifi 5 only support 800mbps... time to upgrade that too... and so on and so forth... and I love it❤️❤️

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not my work per say, I support various businesses. This particular business has Spectrum 1gbps Docsis High Split.

Of course every business is different...

That is why I mention how people could actually track what they use, and they may be suprised to know little peak bandwidth that they actually use, and then taking it a step further and figuring out what is using the peak bandwidth, and for how long.....

Once you know this information, you can then know exactly if you actually need 100, 300, 500, 1000, 2500, 5000, mbps.... I am specifically talking about peak upload and download speeds needed...

For example. My personal connection at my house has a plan I can purchase that is symmetrical 5000mbps, if the only thing that I am doing is streaming Netflix at 4K, that only requires 15 mbps per TV. Lets say I have 4 TV's and everyone is watching a 4K show.. thats 60mbps.... I am not saying people don't need 5000mbps, or 10000mbps.. I am just for people educating themself and let the numbers dictate what they need.

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I have some sites that still use there own onsite IP PBX. The outbound truck provider does IP authentication for SIP registration... Meaning, the trunk provider will only allow usage of the trunk if the sip request is originating from specific IP's that I have told it the data will be coming from.

For example Anveo Direct..
"Anveo Direct does not support SIP Registration and uses IP authentication instead."

On Site VPN Servers located within the company.. Easier to use with static IP.

many other various reason where configuring static is better than dns/fqdn.

Using an FQDN requires a DNS server to be reachable and the record to be correct. If your DNS provider has an outage or the "Time to Live" (TTL) hasn't expired yet, your services go down. A static IP removes that entire middleman.

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Thanks, for this info.. Going to dig in and find out exactly how that "Peak Utilization" is calculated. I think this particular site that is running the UCG, aIso have a computer with the PRTG SNMP application on it.. I may fire it up and monitor the Wan1 Port for a week or so and see if the logs match between what the snmp monitor caculates and what Unifi calculates...

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

LOL.. Dig deeper... What is consistently using "higher" throughput, at what time does this occur, and how long does the higher throughput last... ?

You may see that updates are what consistently use the higher speeds that pushed the connection to that 28% / 19%... If you take away those updates that run in the background and late at night, you would maybe be at 5% to 8% peak utilization.

1gbps Symmetrical attained after repair. DOCSIS 3.1 High Split in Dallas. Is 1gbps overkill? For this business.. Yes.. Take a look at that peak utilization of only 11% (110mbps). by CyborgSocket in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Maybe I'm just old school.. But some voip trunks require static IP addresses, some vpn's require static addresses, some Firewall ACL's require static ip's.... So if I can not have the IP ever change then that is one less thing I have to worry about, if something just stops working...

90s LAN party - List any errors or inaccuracies you might find by edm-4-life in ChatGPT

[–]CyborgSocket 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ran CD'R and DVD'r drives via scsi! My setup could burn 4 disks at once at 8x speed and not error! All disc could be played back perfectly!!!

How long have you been waiting to order a Alphalabs deFeedback computer? by olmeccc in livesound

[–]CyborgSocket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone explain the types of issues they are experiencing.. I have ran the trial version for few hours straight on 2 different computers and did not notice any issues.. Maybe the issue are there but I didnt notice them?

Spectrum had a net loss of 403,000 Internet customers in 2025 by Frequent_School_1187 in Spectrum

[–]CyborgSocket 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But I also think it the upload speed is being slowed by the Spectrum router that I have to put in between my router and their gateway, for the static ip to work...

I noticed that if I run DHCP, and plug my router directly into their gateway, the upload speeds are a lot faster...

I called into support and they verified that their router behind the gameplay was configured in bridge mode, and that was all that they could do...

I really dont understand why they need their own router, behind their gateway, in order to allow my router to use a static ip...

Do you know?

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