Hi Kim,
I've had several reports of this very thing - the random settings - and
turning off printer and file sharing has been 100% successful.
Before we look into the other possible fixes, I noticed that there is no
instruction to "SAVE" after changing the printer and file sharing
setting. The SAVE button is at the bottom of the advanced sharing window
and sometimes not readily visible.
Also, remember to wait at least 10 seconds before re-connecting - "Row
Your Boat" x2. Please confirm that the settings were saved, and the
10-second wait time.
If we are looking deeper, someone has suggested that the printer and
file sharing problem could have something to do with jacktrip using
ports that are used by SAMBA. It would be critical for someone with a
Windows dev machine to step up and take this on.
Hope this helps in some way. I've copied Aaron, but he does not
currently have a Windows machine that can do this.
Synthia
On 9/2/2020 2:17 PM, Kim Nucci wrote:
> Hi Jacktrippers,
>
> Thought I would pose an interesting Windows 10 issue I encountered with
> my collaborator, Alex who's on Windows 10 Home.
>
> Alex's computer is an MSI gaming/VR laptop with a focusrite sound card
> and he's using focusrite asio drivers. This is not a clean install of
> Windows 10 Pro made for beta testing purposes; Alex has a bunch of stuff
> like Steam/ games, Unity, a DAW, Max/MSP and other generic office
> softwares. We turned off network printer sharing, Norton Firewall, and
> his router's nanny settings.
> We also tried this with a Mac on his same home network — no issue
> connecting, it works perfectly.
> The server is a 2014 model MBP 15" running High Sierra, it's had no
> issues with other folks connecting using macOS.
> My computer is a 2016 MBP 15" running High Sierra. It's had no issues
> connecting to the hub server.
>
> Two results happen when we try to have him connect to the hub server.
> 1. "Garbage numbers"
> *These are the errors I'm seeing on the server side are:*
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Client Connection Received!
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Client Connect Received from Address :
> ::ffff:107.15.87.9
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Reading UDP port from Client...
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Client UDP Port is = 4464
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Client TCP Connection Closed!
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Spawning JackTripWorker...
> mPeerAddress 0 "::ffff:107.15.87.9" 4464
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Starting JackTripWorker...
> --->JackTripWorker: is not receiving Datagrams (timeout)
> releasing jacktripWorker so change patch
> JackTrip HUB SERVER: Total Running Threads: 0
> *
> *
> *And the errors Alex is seeing on his side are:*
> /1. In Windows Search Type: sharing/
> /2. Choose “Manage Advanced Sharing”/
> /3. Turn off printer and file sharing for both public and private/
>
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Semi-related I've just finished rolling out Jamulus and Jacktrip for the
> California Jazz Conservatory. We're doing all virtual classes this
> semester. Due to a substantial number of students using Windows and
> having similar issues to Alex, we're 100% on Jamulus right now. I think
> I ran 60 hours of trainings on both platforms, and ~80% of the Windows
> users ran into issues with Jacktrip. I'd prefer that we use Jacktrip as
> the audio quality is better and it seems to be a bit lower latency...
> some of the faculty are also really stanning for Jacktrip. A lot of
> these kids have a setup similar to Alex where there's a number of games
> installed. I'm wondering if there's a port forwarding related conflict
> between Jacktrip and Steam or any of the popular games. So I'm trying to
> see if there's a fix for both personal and professional reasons.
>
> If it was my machine having the issue the obvious step would be a wipe
> and reinstall or a Linux partition... but that's not usually a feasible
> recommendation.
>
> Anyone have any insights/ success with JT on an "wild" Windows 10
> installation? Or come across similar problems?
>
> Thanks,
> Kim.
>
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