New 300mbit down/upload internet connection and looking for best possible quality

[gunrunner]

Hello Everyone,

I know most people have pretty decent internet, but up here in Canada we typically have very poor upload speeds. That being said I just switched over to fiber and am now am extremely happy with my 300 mbit down and up.

So with the pile of excess bandwidth I am looking to steam the best possible quality over the internet. Is there any sittings that I can change within the program or on the config file to increase the quality and use more bandwidth.

My Server setup:
PVR device is a Hauppauge HD-PVR 2 ( http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/...dpvr2.html ) connects to my cable box through an HDMI cable. The computer is designated solely to the setup is a HP zbook G3

The Client is a Rasberry pi 3B+ with kodi installed running nextpvr and the other client is a decent computer also running kodi with nextpvr installed.

Please don't get me wrong I am very happy with the quality right now, but I am just checking to see if anyone has any ideas I have not thought of to creep up that quality. Thank you very much and I hope to chat soon.

Andrew.

[sub]

Are you actually streaming across the internet, or just on your local home network? In reality, it's only really designed for use on local networks.

[Jonsnow]

what you need is plexpass if you want to stream from your local network while remote

[gunrunner]

Yes, I am streaming it and it is working great. Just thought their might be a few settings I could do to bump the quality.

[gunrunner]

Yes, but that only works for over the air and or using a cablecards which are not a thing in Canada. I do run Plex on a freenas and love it!