pippin wrote: > > So just turning off the screen and re-opening iPeng doesn't help? >
No. Although you mentioned a 30s timeout. I did not take the time but I will try to be a little more patient next time and see if it reconnects after a while! pippin wrote: > > > That's normal. It's a bit difficult to determine when the connection is > _really_ lost (iPhone keeps it "virtually" open for several minutes). I > somewhat suspect that this might also be the reason for the problem you > are seeing. I know we were having some issues with certain routers or > when switching between WiFi and 3G because the connection never failed. > This means, iPeng doesn't notice that it's disconnected (iOS reports the > connection as still open) and just doesn't get data and the data it > sends doesn't get through. > I just didn't think it happens if only 3G is involved. > > iPeng tries to "run on" if it's uncertain about the status because it > uses quite a large internal buffer and hopes to recover while there is > still data in there instead of giving up at the first glimpse of > trouble. If you stop hearing music the actual loss of connection usually > has been like 40s or even longer ago. This sounds about right to me. Sometimes I have had 3G connection issues where the iPad still has 3G coverage but still no data connection. In those instances I believe it is exactly like you describe it, that the data tunnel is still there but no data is coming through. I will do some more experiments with Flight Mode! Thanks /Martin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wictorsson's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=54896 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=51929 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
