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<blockquote data-quote="JoePlumber" data-source="post: 342027" data-attributes="member: 83882">Here are several things you can try whether you are using wired or wireless.&nbsp;Client PC1. set your network card receive buffer to 128.2. set fragmentation threshold at maximum value 2346.3. set RTS threshold to maximum value 2347.4. set roaming tendency to conservative for WLAN.5. enable QoS and WMM.6. run WLAN Optimizer.Net on pcs that are wireless.7. change to a video codec that can output NV12 (ATI MPEG Decoder).8. change timeshift buffer to smaller size but increase # of files.Router1. enable QoS for local traffic.2. enable WMM for WLAN.3. set higher priority for video and lower priority for data.4. disable jumbo packets if you have a mix of 100Mb and 1Gb ethernet.5. separate local traffic from your video stream.6. change wireless protocol to 802.11g instead of a/n.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoePlumber, post: 342027, member: 83882"] Here are several things you can try whether you are using wired or wireless. Client PC 1. set your network card receive buffer to 128. 2. set fragmentation threshold at maximum value 2346. 3. set RTS threshold to maximum value 2347. 4. set roaming tendency to conservative for WLAN. 5. enable QoS and WMM. 6. run WLAN Optimizer.Net on pcs that are wireless. 7. change to a video codec that can output NV12 (ATI MPEG Decoder). 8. change timeshift buffer to smaller size but increase # of files. Router 1. enable QoS for local traffic. 2. enable WMM for WLAN. 3. set higher priority for video and lower priority for data. 4. disable jumbo packets if you have a mix of 100Mb and 1Gb ethernet. 5. separate local traffic from your video stream. 6. change wireless protocol to 802.11g instead of a/n. [/QUOTE]

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