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<blockquote data-quote="miroslav22" data-source="post: 768321" data-attributes="member: 97642"><p>Wow cool a 50mbit upload? That's something we can only dream of in the UK!</p><p></p><p>From a technical point of view it should work nicely as long as there's very little/no packet loss (it will be slower to change channels and scroll through the EPG though as the latency is higher)</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately there is a bug in MP that might cause a hurdle over a WAN. The actual TV streaming connection always uses the host name of the server machine for the address of the connection (even if you configure the client to use the IP address). You could possibly get around it by adding the server's hostname to the clients OS hosts file, mapping it to the WAN address of the server.</p><p></p><p>It will be fixed soon, but not in 1.2.0 unfortunately. Hopefully in a service release (maybe 1.2.1).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="miroslav22, post: 768321, member: 97642"] Wow cool a 50mbit upload? That's something we can only dream of in the UK! From a technical point of view it should work nicely as long as there's very little/no packet loss (it will be slower to change channels and scroll through the EPG though as the latency is higher) Unfortunately there is a bug in MP that might cause a hurdle over a WAN. The actual TV streaming connection always uses the host name of the server machine for the address of the connection (even if you configure the client to use the IP address). You could possibly get around it by adding the server's hostname to the clients OS hosts file, mapping it to the WAN address of the server. It will be fixed soon, but not in 1.2.0 unfortunately. Hopefully in a service release (maybe 1.2.1). [/QUOTE]
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