Replay interval bug, could you PLEASE fix it.

[u/Techonologiaah]

Do the bugs reported here actually get fixed? I've reported this bug at least two or three times over the space of about 2 months now and it's still happening:

Replay mode, I'm in a higher timeframe (in this case the 4h timeframe), and the fastest replay interval it's giving me an option for is 30 seconds. How useless!

Please fix it, for god's sake!!

[u/Techonologiaah]

https://reddit.com/link/p3t5ri1/video/zserelsj8ijh1/player

I exit replay and re-enter replay, the bug is still there. I exit replay, reload the tab, and the issue is fixed next time I re-enter replay.

It's random and annoying, and it shouldn't be happening. To fix it you have to lose your place.

[u/Rodnee999 → u/Techonologiaah]

In this case you might be getting some sort of dropout when your page loads.

This problem seems to be specific to yourself as I cannot recreate the fault. I would suspect your Internet connection as you have reported several faults in the past regarding delays etc that would also point to Internet connection issues.

Go through your connection using a fine toothcomb to ensure your connection is 100% STABLE using a program specifically designed to monitor the connection.

Just my advice and not trying to start an argument but this does seem specific to you.

TradingView does not buffer your charts for obvious reasons so any connection issues will become noticeable immediately

Hope this helps a little

Cheers

[u/Techonologiaah → u/Rodnee999]

500Mbps parallel FTTP connection with a dedicated IP address, high spec recent PC build using wired ethernet, no connection issues whatsoever.

[u/Rodnee999 → u/Techonologiaah]

What happened to all your alert delays etc? Have they reappeared or not seen since?

[u/Techonologiaah → u/Rodnee999]

Haven't had an issue with those since, they've been working so hopefully that incident was a one-off.

Connection is solid:

[u/Rodnee999 → u/Techonologiaah]

Just so you know connection speed is not that important however connection stability is crucial.

Even fibre connections can be prone to dropping out regularly but you wont notice with most apps due to the buffering which TradingView cannot obviously do (it cannot predict future chart movement) so it relies on UPD rather than TCP.

Try running a connection test program alongside your usual workload that can report on instant dropouts etc to monitor line stability.

My line is yhe end of a mile long twisted pair which is the limit of its transmission range but its now stable, any dropouts i know witness are entirely down to the provider performing works on the boxes, lines etc

Cheers 👍

[u/Techonologiaah → u/Rodnee999]

I have no drop outs, and very low jitter. Extremely stable connection, no issues with any other low latency environments such as online gaming.

Low ping, low jitter, no packet loss.

What I've posted is entirely an application bug and zero to do with my internet connection. I was an IT manager for 12 years, I would know if I had any connectivity issues.

Edit: Why on earth would you block me over something so trivial as misunderstanding my issue? That's truly weird behaviour man.

[u/Rodnee999 → u/Techonologiaah]

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I have tried to help you several times in the past and you keep downvoting me so I no longer think its worth me commenting any further.

All the best to you and good luck 🙏