Android端QPython中PySpeedTest模块运行异常求助

Hey there, let's figure out why your PySpeedTest script is returning numerical values but not behaving as you expect on QPython for Android. Here are some common issues and fixes to try:

1. Check QPython's Network Permissions #

First off, make sure QPython has been granted full network access on your Android device. Sometimes Android restricts app permissions by default, and without proper network access, the script might connect to servers but return inaccurate or incomplete results.

To check:

• Go to your Android Settings > Apps > QPython > Permissions
• Ensure the "Network" or "Internet" permission is enabled

2. Verify the Speed Units (You Might Be Misreading the Output) #

The numbers you're seeing are in bytes per second, not the more familiar Mbps (megabits per second) that most speed tests use. This is probably the most common reason people think the test isn't working!

Let's adjust your script to convert the values to Mbps for clarity:

import pyspeedtest
st = pyspeedtest.SpeedTest()
ping = st.ping()
# Convert bytes per second to Mbps (1 Mbps = 1024*1024 bytes/sec)
download_mbps = st.download() / (1024 * 1024)
upload_mbps = st.upload() / (1024 * 1024)
print(f'ping: {ping:.2f} ms')
print(f'download: {download_mbps:.2f} Mbps')
print(f'upload: {upload_mbps:.2f} Mbps')

Run this modified script—you’ll get values that match what you’d see in standard speed test apps.

3. Manually Select a Closer Speed Test Server #

PySpeedTest automatically picks a server, but it might not be the closest or most reliable one for your location. This can lead to skewed results.

To fix this, first list available servers and pick one with low latency:

import pyspeedtest
st = pyspeedtest.SpeedTest()
# Get a list of nearby servers
servers = st.get_servers()
# Print server details (ID, name, distance, latency)
for server in servers:
    print(f"ID: {server['id']}, Name: {server['name']}, Latency: {server['latency']} ms")

Then use the ID of a server with low latency in your main script:

st = pyspeedtest.SpeedTest(server_id=INSERT_SERVER_ID_HERE)

4. Update PySpeedTest for Compatibility #

QPython might be running an older version of Python, and your installed PySpeedTest could have compatibility issues. Try updating the module via QPython's terminal:

pip install --upgrade pyspeedtest

5. Rule Out Temporary Network Issues #

Sometimes the problem is just a temporary blip in your network connection or the speed test server. Try running the script a few times, or test your network with a standard speed test app to confirm your actual speeds.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者TheICQ