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Since you're saying that both connections are stable and fast... Have you tried checking for latency on either connection?
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The thing is that I timed it. and it happens every 30 minutes so there's a cycle. <br />
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it's not random. if it was a latency issue or network , it would be random , right?
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That's quite odd. I'd have to ask two things:<br />
1) Is the slingbox connected via a cable or wireless<br />
2) What type of devices are you using to access your slingbox? And what antivirus is on it?
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It's cabled, and everything worked fine for years. recently slingbox changed their policy and don't allow you to use their program anymore only the web based interface. so that worked for a while and now it has issues. <br />
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I'm using a computer windows 7 / windows 10 to access it. both computers experience the same symptoms. on one computer I have AV on the other I don't.
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Are you using internet explorer on both computers, or a different browser? And which version of Slingplayer? Could even come down to some security related settings.
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Using both.<br />
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Everything worked fine, just suddenly it started to happen. <br />
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I can do it. but I don't think it's the issue. <br />
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I'm using the web interface.
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You say one location works and one does not. &nbsp;Where are he two locations? &nbsp;ie: &nbsp;Internet via cable provider A, Internet via ADSL provider B? &nbsp; If two different providers, problem could lie there.
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Two locations works.<br />
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and when the connection drops when I click re-connect it connect immediately. which brings be to believe it's not the internet connection, otherwise it would take a minute or two
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This issue sounds more like a faulty piece of hardware somewhere in the system. You might want to test equipment for potential shorts. I've had switches shorting out inside of a network that would cause some very strange issues, but only when the short was occurring. As simple as a connection dropping, but as extreme as causing printers/PCs to lock down and stop responding.
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If a switch disconnects , how long will it take it to come back up ?
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Are you having switch issues? But generally things would be up within a few minutes. Maybe 2 - 3 minutes (generalizing of course).
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No I'm not having that. I'm rolling out the possibility it's a switch, cause I can connect right back in.<br />
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All leads point at the slingbox web interface. I would say. cause it's a piece of hardware it will disconnect every random time.
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So you don't think it's the program / web interface of the slingbox?
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I'm not saying that it isn't, but might as well check the things that you do have control over. Is it possible to lower the resolution that you're streaming at?
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I'm going to connect to the slingbox from a device closer to the slingbox. and check if it disconnects after 30 min. So I can isolate where the issue resides.
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I have a slingbox connected on a different location. (B)<br />
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Every time I connect to it, after 30-40 minutes I get disconnected , and then I straight way connect to it. <br />
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I don't know where lays the issue. <br />
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Because I immediately reconnect , it doesn't make sense that on B location the internet nor the slingbox disconnects cause it would take them at least a minute or two to reconnect. I have pretty steady connection so it can't be my end. <br />
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Slingbox recently changed their &nbsp;way of connection , through web so I am leaning towards that's the issue.<br />
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And suggestions?
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I have a slingbox connected on a different location. (B)

Every time I connect to it, after 30-40 minutes I get disconnected , and then I straight way connect to it. 

I don't know where lays the issue. 

Because I immediately reconnect , it doesn't make sense that on B location the internet nor the slingbox disconnects cause it would take them at least a minute or two to reconnect. I have pretty steady connection so it can't be my end. 

Slingbox recently changed their  way of connection , through web so I am leaning towards that's the issue.

And suggestions?

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