Yesterday I changed and tested both clients on UNC paths. The pixelation and the short stutterer occur still. It seems to me but before as if they have become less. For my client, there are almost no more stutterer, only occasional pixelation. This is an increase. I still hope that something can be turned to the "UNC screw".
Regardless, I will still try to do something. I will remove it for testing all devices from the network, only the server and a client, and then let's see what happens. Maybe there is indeed a "disturber", so I can get on the ropes. After all, I have a few devices on the network, such as 2 IP phones and a Serial2LAN adapters that are not Gigabit-capable.
Then, when running at the end only 2 devices on the network and the problems are still there, but then I do not go on. Possibly disturb a service on the server? On the server running not only the TV part, I have there also an Apache server, a TS3 server and VM for my weather station in 24-hour operation. But no one really gives a lot of extreme load and traffic.
The only thing that would even occur to me would be a special setting on the network card. Does the TV server actually QoS for its data packets? Could not we give the highest priority to those?
I will in any case report, like my test has gone out to the network.
Regardless, I will still try to do something. I will remove it for testing all devices from the network, only the server and a client, and then let's see what happens. Maybe there is indeed a "disturber", so I can get on the ropes. After all, I have a few devices on the network, such as 2 IP phones and a Serial2LAN adapters that are not Gigabit-capable.
Then, when running at the end only 2 devices on the network and the problems are still there, but then I do not go on. Possibly disturb a service on the server? On the server running not only the TV part, I have there also an Apache server, a TS3 server and VM for my weather station in 24-hour operation. But no one really gives a lot of extreme load and traffic.
The only thing that would even occur to me would be a special setting on the network card. Does the TV server actually QoS for its data packets? Could not we give the highest priority to those?
I will in any case report, like my test has gone out to the network.