@jacky2307

Lots of things can lead to buffering, but I would suggest trying the following:

Make sure you Monocle Gateway is running on a system connected via Ethernet, not WiFI Try adding the @noaudio tag to your camera in the Monocle Web Portal. (alongside your existing @tunnel or @proxy tags) . Sometimes the audio channel causes Alexa to lag/buffer. Try the camera’s secondary/sub stream. Try a lower camera resolution by adjusting your camera’s own internal settings. Make sure the camera is connected to Ethernet instead of WiFi wherever possible.

Thanks, Robert

@waldo

Honestly I don’t know if this work work, but I’m doubtful. Also, in Android, I don’t think you can guarantee that a background service is always running, last time I worked in Android the OS could preempt your service and shut it down if it thought it needed to for low power conditions. Maybe this is not the case for Android TV boxes that are constantly powered … I’m not sure?

Thanks, Robert

@lucky13

Interesting … first time anyone on this forum (to my knowledge) has confirmed that their ISP provider’s DNS is blocking the unique hostname. Thanks for reporting this and I’m glad you were able to get it fully up and working now.

Thanks, Robert

Sorry for the late reply, I did put it in code tags but will try again. I think its the server closing connection but not sure.

So it still wont let me paste logs in… here is the onedrive link
https://1drv.ms/t/s!AsWlCkfB-HIupWHo8u0KR2fy6uql

I asked too soon.

I changed the tag to @proxy and it works fine!