JD's Auto Speed Tester Portable 17.5 freeware    

Author Jack Dinn OS WinXP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64 Date Released May 14, 2012 Downloads 173 Filesize 2.40 MB Keywords Internet Speed Tester, Broadband Tester, Speed Tester, Tester, Transfer Rate, Speed Your Rating   - click to rate - you will be first!

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JD's Auto Speed Tester is a small and simple application ... will test your download & upload speeds your ping times, packet loss and jitter. It will generate a CSV log file for all this data and also present you with a graphical representation. ...

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Version	Date Released	Status	Release Notes
17.5	May 14, 2012	New Release	· I had a request to make it so the Upload could be seen much easier when you have a relatively low upload speed. So iv added 2 new layouts for the graph. · I add a new GUI for all these options , this replaces the "Graph View Options" menu with a new toolbar button called "Display". · I have removed the "Axis Control" buttons from below each axis, all you have to do now is click on the axis itself to pop-up its axis control GUI. · I have also moved the switches for switching on & off the visibility of each of the Attributes (DL, UL, Ping, PKl, Jitter) , to switch there display on and off now just click on the legend bar itself. · I added a mini meter to the ping test, I have also returned to using the mean average instead of the mode average to calculate the final ping, this should not really affect anyone unless they have a very "jittery" latency in which case you may see your ping measurements increase slightly. · I have included upload averages in the hourly averages window.
17.4	Mar 25, 2012	New Release	· I found an odd anomaly that may have caused a problem with the graph display or even crash after running a test, hopefully no one was affected by this but just in case iv fixed it now. · Added a backup of the main Speed_test.csv file. I added a folder called "Backups" where there will be 10 backups of the current working dataset just in case the main file becomes corrupt. · Added a "refresh current data set" so if you edit the main csv file you can refresh the graph. This is under the "Main" menu. · I have re-done the testing mini-meter, I re-built it using GDIPlus so I can make graphical alterations much easier if needed and also to stop that darn flickering.
15.7.1 Beta	Jun 10, 2011	New Release	· Added a throughput check. You can now set up a check to test that you are not using the network (downloading/uploading something) before the test is started. The settings for this have been added under the last tab on the config’s (tab renamed to “No Testing”).
15.7	Jun 9, 2011	New Release	· Added a little real time network monitor. This is a stand alone separate process that can be run from the start menu or from Jdast. · Changed the method used to measure upload speeds. · Changed the averages graph. Before this update the numbers on the averages represented how many data points were involved in each hours average. Now they represent the rounded average speed (Mb/s) for that hour. · I've changed the averages pop-up box’s content, it used to be that the averages for 02:00 were comprised of 01:31 to 02:30 (seemed like a logical idea at the time) but iv changed that to what you would expect it to be I.e. 02:00 comprises of 02:00 to 02:59. · Changed the averages graph pop-up boxes. The pop-up boxes that show all the data points that comprise that hours average value are now listed with the data point number rather than being sequentially numbered. · Speeding up of displaying and adding data to the graphs.