How to make emby display faster outside

[Hispanico957 23]

I have an Emby Server on my QNAP and some of my friends outside my network even if connected through a 1000 Mbps fiber fixed line, complain about a slowness in scrolling through movies or appearing posters.

How can I try to make the most of my server?

 

Thank

Hispa

[ebr 16187]

Hi.  What is the upload speed of your internet connection where the server is?

[Hispanico957 23]

10 hours ago, ebr said:

Hi.  What is the upload speed of your internet connection where the server is?

Hi thank 300 Mbps is the max

 

Hispa

[seanbuff 1318]

13 hours ago, Hispanico957 said:

How can I try to make the most of my server?

Hi, what is your current database cache size set to?

Depending on how much system RAM your QNAP has, you can try increasing your cache size to squeeze some more performance from your server (eg. noticeably faster loading times, etc)

See this guide: 

 

[Super957 24]

1 hour ago, seanbuff said:

Hi, what is your current database cache size set to?

Depending on how much system RAM your QNAP has, you can try increasing your cache size to squeeze some more performance from your server (eg. noticeably faster loading times, etc)

See this guide: 

 

Ok i follow post of performance tweaks and this is may situation:

My Qnap has 8GB

My  library.db  is 181 MB 

and these screenshot 

 

Thank

Hispa

Edited July 21, 2023 by Super957

[rbjtech 5284]

A debug log of the requests will show the network latency - you clearly have enough upload bandwidth, but that doesn't mean every step of the network path is fast.  Could be connection buffers in the router, could be DNS, could be a poor congested ISP backhaul meaning packets to other providers are slow or are getting dropped.

Edited July 21, 2023 by rbjtech

[Hispanico957 23]

33 minutes ago, rbjtech said:

Un registro di debug delle richieste mostrerà la latenza di rete: hai chiaramente abbastanza larghezza di banda in upload, ma ciò non significa che ogni fase del percorso di rete sia veloce. Potrebbe essere un buffer di connessione nel router, potrebbe essere DNS, potrebbe essere un backhaul ISP scarsamente congestionato, il che significa che i pacchetti verso altri provider sono lenti o vengono eliminati.

How can I create this  debug log and then post it here so you can tell me where could be the problem?

 

Hispa

[rbjtech 5284]

22 minutes ago, Hispanico957 said:

How can I create this  debug log and then post it here so you can tell me where could be the problem?

 

Hispa

Turn on debug logging on emby - then post the emby log of a 'problem' playback session.

The log will just show the latency of http request vs response - it will not tell you why.   You'll need some network tools and experience to analyse that - not something you can easily do remotely I'm afraid but at least it will give you a clue as to the reason. 

[Hispanico957 23]

1 hour ago, rbjtech said:

Turn on debug logging on emby - then post the emby log of a 'problem' playback session.

The log will just show the latency of http request vs response - it will not tell you why.   You'll need some network tools and experience to analyse that - not something you can easily do remotely I'm afraid but at least it will give you a clue as to the reason. 

To turn on debug...i set yes here ?

 

Hispa