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Colin, thanks for the suggestion. If you could post your code I would 
greatly appreciate it.

Thanks
Dave


Colin B Maharaj wrote:
> Dave, what I do is to create a circular buffer
> then take the entire UDP packet and place it in this
> circular buffer.
> 
> This the job of the UDP Indy event when a pack arrives.
> That is the ONLY thing that the UDP packet availability
> event does.
> 
> Now the buffer is a FIFO buffer, with synchronization when
> reading and writing.
> 
> A next thread then consumes the buffer contents. While it consumes
> the contents, more packets can be written to the buffer at the same
> time in the read event handler.
> 
> Will post code on demand....
> 
> 
> 
> Dave K. wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am using the Indy UDP server component in an application, and am 
>> experiencing quite a few missed packets in circumstances where the 
>> UDPRead method isn't called quickly enough after a packet arrives. For 
>> example, if I pause the program briefly in the debugger packets are 
>> invariably lost. This also happens in normal operation if there is any 
>> delay in responding to incoming data. Is this normal behavior for the 
>> UDP server? Is data lost when the Read method is not called before 
>> more data arrives? How can the problem be resolved, or can it be?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Dave