ProScan: ProScan Error Code

[crimacarlson]

I run multiple different feeds using proscan. Almost at the same time I get error code 10 - unable to write data to transport connection. An existing connection was forcibly closed by remote host. This will come up on all feed around the same time and happen a couple times a week. Anyone else have this issue and know is it a proscan issue or would this be like an issue with broadcastify kicking it off?

 

[belvdr]

Sounds like Broadcastify or your connection to it.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Welcome to the RR forums. See the response here from the developer himself

 

[crimacarlson]

Sounds like Broadcastify or your connection to it.

If its with broadcastify, how does one go about correcting it? I have emailed them to ask about it too. I run at 1000mbps fiber and run other streams and feeds both audio and video with no issue.

 

[belvdr]

If its with broadcastify, how does one go about correcting it? I have emailed them to ask about it too. I run at 1000mbps fiber and run other streams and feeds both audio and video with no issue.

If you're emailing support, that's about all you can do.

 

[ProScan]

If its with broadcastify, how does one go about correcting it? I have emailed them to ask about it too. I run at 1000mbps fiber and run other streams and feeds both audio and video with no issue.

Did you see the link in post #3? Here it is agarin.

Error Code 10 on ProScan

My ProScan feed to radioreference is kicked off regularly with a Error 10 code saying a remote station did not do something. What is happening? Thanks Ben

forums.radioreference.com

 

[CKnobb]

Using Pingplotter, I have seen several issues over a couple months (at least) with the last few hops to the broadcastify.com servers. In fact, overnight it occurred again. Error code 10, sometimes for just 1 minute, sometimes for 10 minutes or more. There is definitely an unstable link between Chicago/Dallas/ Broadcastify hops. I am using Spectrum as my provider.

 

[belvdr]

Don’t rely on pings to determine if a path is good. So many systems block ICMP that it’s not a reliable source. You may have a device along the line blocking ICMP yet allow TCP connections with no issue.