When I run the DSL reports speed test I get a grade of D for buffer bloat ( centurylink DSL  40 up, 5 down ).  The buffer bloat is only on upload and if I configure the speed test to limit things to 3 mbps the bloat goes away.
Since we have a few ways to limit/throttle bandwidth etc in the Jamkazam app, should I even worry about buffer bloat being caused by Jamkazam  outgoing/transmitted data?

In my case I usually have exclusive use of our internet connection during JK sessions.  Hard wired of course.   Our jams are probably 75-80% successful with everybody within 75 miles of eachother.  I seem to get good latency and reasonable jitter, but want to do all I can with the gear I have.

Was even considering a smart/managed gaming switch so I could rate limit ( throttle ) my JK connection, keeping it below any buffer bloat territory.

"aopt_violation": 1, 
I'm having an issue with one user which was good recently. He has a new BEHRINGER which I have connected with several times. Something has changed.

I can not successfully connect in a group with this user;
In the log file, I noticed this which was different than any other in the small group. What does this data point refer?

Hi,
I was using FL studio VSTi plugin as a midi input for my Akai mini mk2 midi keyboard. It was working greeat on JK and suddenly I cannot find it anymore in plugin list even after clear the list and scan again or checking the good folder path.
I have heard that only 32 bit plugin were working so I re-installed FL studio with only 32bit plugin but still not found.
Could anyone advice me ?

I'm on a private session with two other jammers. I'm on Windows and they are both on Macs. They can adjust other jammer's volume or pan them left/right, but my level controls for them don't change anything in my headphones (no volume change for individual jammers, no panning). We're all on the latest and greatest and have no other problems. Makes me wonder if there's a bug in the Windows version?

Thanks guys for a great product!

I haven’t been able to get Jamkazam to see Behringer UM2 on my Mac. How do you do this??  It’s driving me crazy!!!

Working on getting our band setup with interfaces (still). 

I already own a Behringer UMC1820, from what I can tell it seems to work well, I usually get a latency of 2.5ms, the jitter is the only thing on my screen that once in a while goes yellow, everything else seems to stay in the green. 

I had planned on suggesting the Behringer UMC204HD to the other band members (drummer, bass, other guitarist), however our bass player uses a Mac. I've been going over threads in this forum trying to learn more and a few have said a better choice when using a Mac is the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 over the Behringer because of the way Apple interfaces with the Behringer unit. 

Would this be your first choice for a Mac? Any others to consider? 

Thanks!

Ive been successfully using behringer um2 in sessions, but as of the nov 9th update the behringer audio interface pop up wont go away (Asio-usb control panel 2.8.40 behringer audio interface box).. i cant get into the sessions and when I try to close it out it says contact support, a company who never heard of jamkazam
''''''''The audio system has not reported your configured tracks in a timely fa$on.
Please contact support.''''
upsetting, please help

New client update. Visible changes include a number of new options are now the default in network route including: Prefer Warm Connection, Prefer Session Creator Server, Auto-migrate Session To Closest Server, Prefer Sticky Session Path.

Regular weekly 6-player session. It took us one solid hour before we could all join the same session and hear each other (reasonably) well. During that hour we created and abandoned a number of sessions, players had difficulty joining sessions, players went silent and had to drop out and restart JK client. A lot of intermittent crackling the entire time. One player had cracking consistently.

Observations/ Experience:

- players had difficulty joining sessions. Came in as 'gray ghosts' and audio we never established.

- when leaving a session to try rejoining, I again saw 'artifacts of sessions past' - I saw players purportedly in the session I just left that I know were not really there. I saw my players in 'other sessions' with other players which I knew was also not the case. Hitting 'Refresh' on the session list sometimes worked and erased those false sessions but sometimes that action just hung up the JK client.

- we all heard intermittent clicking during the session. One player head it 100% of the time. He started his own session and said it was fine but as soon as we joined the clicking returned. He muted us one by one to see if the issue could be attributed to specific players but it could not.

- a couple of times, if one player 'Resync'-ed then the volume level for one or more other players would rise or drop in the ears of some session members.

- inconsistent volume. Sometimes a player would get suddenly loud. Sometimes a player would get suddenly soft and turning up the input level and personal mix level still did not result in a satisfactory volume.

Overall an utter disaster. Those 'arrtifact sessions' might be related to the 'Prefer Sticky Session' feature or is just a cache inconsistently on JK - I don't know - but clearly an error. No explanation for the clicking - nobody mucked with their audio interfaces since earlier successful sessions.

My advice to users: If you experience any/all of these issues maybe have all session members uncheck all those Network Route options except 'Peer-to-peer'. Then, possibly, you'd be back to the setup you had before this update (JK was still not great before the update but it was better than post-update).

My advice to JK: If you're going to use your live user base as testers, assign new features at the session level and do some A/B implementation - activate new features in some sessions and not in others and MONITOR HOW THE SESSIONS ARE PERFORMING. This might help you understand when and how issues are introduced.

I'm running the condenser mic on my double bass into an acoustic image ten2. I'm then connecting the direct line from my amp and a separate talk-mic through a behringer UMC202HD and the only thing my bandmates could hear was the talk mic. My settings were fine for me--I could hear everything well through the headphone out of the UNC, but there was nothing coming through at all from the line for my bass,

Thoughts?

I've just managed to jam with my band, but the "Personal Mix" settings aren't showing every input.  Two of us have two inputs: guitar and voice.  Under "Personal mix", I only see voice for my bandmates, and they only see my guitar.  But I hear the other guitarist's vocals and guitar, and his guitar is plugged directly into the audio interface, so it can't be mic bleed.

Under "Audio inputs", I see two entries for myself, and my bandmates see that for themselves, too.

They are on Mac, I am on Windows 10.