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Bug: transfers are incredibly slow #44
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I tested on two different browsers on the same PC and still experienced the slow speeds |
Is this still the case for you? Have you done some additional testing? Have you tried hosting your own instance? |
Same for me. Tried to send a 200MB video but it was indeed incredibly slow. Devices are on the same network. Any way I can tell if it's using a direct connection or if it's trying to use the public turn server? |
Thanks for reporting! The slow speed is browser specific as the bottleneck is the webrtc implementation. I will play around with the code to try to increase the webrtc bandwidth and keep you updated. |
Same here, pairdrop.net and self-hosted docker transfer from mobile to desktop and other devices getting capped at 300-400KB/s. I tested on another app called sharedrop.io and got full speed of the device connection. I looked around at their code seems like something to do with the webrtc chunks setting https://github.com/szimek/sharedrop/blob/master/app/services/web-rtc.js I prefer pairdrop ui/ux over others, hope the speed issue can be resolved. |
Yeah, and I am using LocalSend. You may want to have a try because of its ui. :) |
And high speed |
The following comments were deleted by GitHub (via hubot) as part of mistakenly marking this account as spam on 17th February 2024. The correct thread order and the creation date is unclear. I decided to manually restore them anyway in order to complete the information this issue holds even though the restored information might be outdated: Comment by @schlagmichdoch:Does this only happen on paired devices? Try this to bypass the need for a TURN server: https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/PairDrop/blob/master/docs/faq.md#transferring-many-files-with-paired-devices-takes-too-long If you self-host you can also run your own stun and turn server which should increase the speed a lot if done right. |
I have the same issue, regardless of using my selfhosted instance or the official pairdrop.net site. My wifi should be able to push Gigabit speed, yet a simple file transfer of 260MB took about 10 minutes, which is just painfully slow |
Hello. I'm tested it on local own server with devices connected via local network and i can says it have extremely slow transfer. |
Attempting to transfer a file between clients is unimaginably slow
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Expected behavior
I expect the speed of the connection between the two devices
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Self-Hosted
Both self-hosted and Pairdrop official site
Self-Hosted Setup
Proxy: Nginx
Deployment: Unraid
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