How to access over the internet

[petewxm]

its just slow in general, Its slow to load the webpage up to begin with,

I`m only trying the options, so for example I tried streaming a program I recorded which was in mpeg2. Also to open and view pictures is extremely slow.

Thanks for any advice

Pete

[elite]

its just slow in general, Its slow to load the webpage up to begin with,

I`m only trying the options, so for example I tried streaming a program I recorded which was in mpeg2. Also to open and view pictures is extremely slow.

Thanks for any advice

Pete

Have you installed VLC and setup your port for streaming (on router)? - this port needs to be different from EWA - see here for details

Edit: You can change the streaming port and other EWA settings in the config tab of the Web application

Edit2: I had problems with my upload speed with my previous broadband provider - you could try running a speed test.. (google)

[FirstTeamOPS]

its just slow in general, Its slow to load the webpage up to begin with,

I`m only trying the options, so for example I tried streaming a program I recorded which was in mpeg2. Also to open and view pictures is extremely slow.

Thanks for any advice

Pete

It's probably your upsteam bandwith. If it's cable, you probably have very low upstream (64 or 128kbps max) which is 8KB/s to 16KB/s. You can use http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/ to test your up and down speeds.

[UncleJohnsBand]

its just slow in general, Its slow to load the webpage up to begin with,

I`m only trying the options, so for example I tried streaming a program I recorded which was in mpeg2. Also to open and view pictures is extremely slow.

Thanks for any advice

Pete

It's probably your upsteam bandwith. If it's cable, you probably have very low upstream (64 or 128kbps max) which is 8KB/s to 16KB/s. You can use http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/ to test your up and down speeds.

That would be my guess as well.......what is your up-stream speed provided by your ISP.

Is the GBPVR host PC hooked into the network via Hardwire or Wireless?

What stream settings are you using?

[petewxm]

Its hardwired in, I think it is an issue with my ISP, I`ve been having problems with them for a long time, I think its time for a change and go with a decent ISP provider

Thanks for everyones help

Pete

[UncleJohnsBand]

Its hardwired in, I think it is an issue with my ISP, I`ve been having problems with them for a long time, I think its time for a change and go with a decent ISP provider

Thanks for everyones help

Pete

Ok....at a minumum you should have 256k up speed to stream....but with that you will have to use a lower bitrate and smaller video size to get decent performance.

I have Verizon's FIOS fiber with 2mb up and it sails without an issue....

[FirstTeamOPS]

I have Verizon's FIOS fiber with 2mb up and it sails without an issue....

LoL... and how much per month does that run you?

[UncleJohnsBand]

LoL... and how much per month does that run you?

$44.95 US

[FirstTeamOPS]

$44.95 US

That's awesome. A coworker and I looked into it after I saw your post. We're looking for faster up-speeds (because we run various servers) and... they're not at all in Ohio