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From: Fourcade, P. <Pie...@sm...> - 2024-10-18 15:27:04
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Our device is the only one demanding on the USB bus, so nothing else should be using more than 100 MB/s. The issue occurred on various computers with different USB ports and controllers. However, I can check if there’s another USB controller on the computer that’s currently failing. If it works on that one, I could assume the issue is with the controller. Do you know if there’s a way, either through libusb or Windows, to access the available resources of the USB bus? This would allow me to see if there’s indeed an inability to lock our 300 MB/s. ________________________________ Well, mostly. You're asking for 300 MB/s. The total bus capacity after encoding is about 500 MB/s, but only 80% of that bandwidth is allowed to be allocated to reservations for interrupt and isochronous pipes. Mice and keyboards also have reservations, although USB 2 traffic travels on different wires from USB 3 traffic. It could just be a host controller failure. Do these errors happen on the same types of computers? -- Tim Roberts, ti...@pr...<mailto:ti...@pr...> Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. |