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Read-Ahead
My MVP works remarkably well, but I do see some stuttering still when my XP box kicks out any other type of data into the stream.. I was wondering, would it be possible, or is it possible, to add a 'read-ahead' to the MVP? I'm talking about caching just a couple seconds worth of video in a buffer, kind of like the anti-skip that CD players use... This will be particularly useful with wireless clients that are more likely to drop out and/or have connectivity issues. I don't know how much memory is left in those units, but I'm thinking just a couple seconds of buffer would clean up that stream significantly!
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The MVP already buffers data. You could try to verify that the connection is 100mbit.
_Demo_ |
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how do you find out if its 100Mbit or not? my router web settings doesn't say. I guess I can look at the blinking lights on the router itself, but was looking for an alternative method as the router is hidden behind the shelves.
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Mayamaniac - SageTV 7.1.9 Server. Win7 32bit in VMWare Fusion. HDHR (FiOS Coax). HDHR Prime 3 Tuners (FiOS Cable Card). Gemstone theme. - SageTV HD300 - HDMI 1080p Samsung 75" LED. |
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lol, buy a better switch
some have idiot lights that may may (or may not) tell you things like speed and duplex the MVP idiot lights (on NIC PHY) may give a clue as well |
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