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This would be a great addition to our Packet Lister, we will look into this

Thanks for the great suggestions

Recording incoming streams and enhancing playback features is always a focus, and we can see how this would help with troubleshooting and testing a setup.

New development is in the works we will share more information on this implementation in future releases

Hello

We do acknowledge this and yes we are working on a solution

We appreciate your patience and will keep you posted as soon as new updates are available

Thanks

Hello!

We recognize and acknowledge the need to for the IQ Tester to join multicast groups, and it should not be an issue to implement in a future release.

We appreciate your patience and we should have new information soon! Thank you!

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Hello! For multicast traffic to be seen with filtering enabled, the IQ Tester must join specific groups via IGMP protocol. Currently IQ Tester joins only to sACN multicast groups when you open DMX Receiver (this is configured in DMX Receiver Config and enabled by default). We are planning in the fut...

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Can you comment on the type of switch being used in this setup? We aren't sure why this would happen, we might need to look at the specific switch in question.

Thank you

Hello!

If there are any packets with VLAN tags in network, they show up in "Active VLANS" - but these show up only when you are physically connected to a trunk port

If you want to see a VLAN of a certain other port, then detecting LLDP would be a better option