Speed in Mbps

[salbiz]

Hi all I am using this library to get the speed in Mbpsin my app. the function getDownloadKBitsPerSecond() resturns me unexpected values. For instance speeds higher than my internet connection even. I am just trying to download an image file as a task .Please help me out with what I am doing wrong or I can get connection speed. I am not using wifi but mobile data instead.

Will appreciate help in advance.

Thanks
Sal

[erodewald]

Seeing extremely high Kbits reported by this method, even with the client throttled to 2mbps by a Meraki WAP.

[erodewald]

I got another device to test on and realized the bandwidth figures appeared to be correct. For whatever reason, the numerous identical devices I was testing on (Minix Neo X9) all report woefully embellished figures. I noticed that, when showing the source in Android Studio, it used /proc/net/xt_qtaguid/stats instead of what is currently in source - TrafficStats.

It was my mistake to assume that there had been a release since the changeover.

For the time being, @salbiz, I simply don't call startSampling()/stopSampling(), I just put hold DateTime.now() in fields at the pre/post execute and then manually addBandwidth() using the connection's contentLength. So far it's much more accurate.

@SeyelentEco Can we get an updated release from the latest sources? I'm not 100% sure it fixes the issues I see on this Minix hardware, but it makes sense to release the code you wrote.

Thanks

[lsfzlj]

I got the same problem in HuaWei phone ,I didn't try other phones， the speed was always more than ten Mbps

[Zaraki596]

I simply don't call startSampling()/stopSampling(), I just put hold DateTime.now() in fields at the pre/post execute and then manually addBandwidth() using the connection's contentLength. So far it's much more accurate.

@erodewald Can you post the example for it, So that beginners can get a clear understanding of what's going on?

[ssmerechinskiy]

Why are send me this letter? I dont relate to it. пн, 26 авг. 2019 г. в 10:35, Rohan Singh <notifications@github.com>:

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