@Dinki If you want to run that low level packet loss test, here is what I put together a few years ago.
It's a windows cmd file, but could be adapted for a Mac
Low level test for HDHR tuner network packet loss.cmd
@echo off
echo Low level test for HDHR tuner network packet loss
echo.
echo You should see a series of dots, one per second.
echo "n" indicates network packet loss. "t" indicates a reception error. "s" is sequence error.
echo.
echo Example output:
echo ............n...............................n..........ts..........
echo -- Video statistics --
echo 46998 packets received, 0 overflow errors, 2 network errors, 1 transport errors, 1 sequence errors
echo.
"C:\Program Files\Silicondust\HDHomeRun\hdhomerun_config" 1323AADB set /tuner2/vchannel 750
echo Test starting at %DATE% %TIME% Ctrl-C stops test
"C:\Program Files\Silicondust\HDHomeRun\hdhomerun_config" 1323AADB save /tuner2 null
pause
exit
Output after running a couple minutes
Low level test for HDHR tuner network packet loss
You should see a series of dots, one per second.
"n" indicates network packet loss. "t" indicates a reception error. "s" is sequence error.
Example output:
............n...............................n..........ts..........
-- Video statistics --
46998 packets received, 0 overflow errors, 2 network errors, 1 transport errors, 1 sequence errors
Test starting at Wed 10/09/2024 16:35:27.83 Ctrl-C stops test
..........................................................................................................................
-- Video statistics --
43938 packets received, 0 overflow errors, 0 network errors, 0 transport errors, 0 sequence errors
Terminate batch job (Y/N)?
HDHR System log
20241009-23:35:27 Tuner: tuner2 tuning 750 DSCHDP (auto:309MHz-6)
20241009-23:35:27 Tuner: tuner2 streaming rtp to 192.168.1.8:50334
20241009-23:35:27 CableCARD: tuner2 750 DSCHDP (auto:309MHz-6) access = subscribed
20241009-23:37:29 Tuner: tuner2 rtp stream ended (stop request)
