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trumpy81
Jun 26, 2012Aspirant
NV+ Transfer rates
GDay All, I have just installed a RND4000 V3 NV+ onto my network and I'm a little disappointed with the transfer speeds. At best I get an average of 7.2mb/s up and down which is dismal compared to ...
BikeHelmet
Jul 03, 2012Aspirant
trumpy81 wrote: BikeHelmet, as you may have guessed, I'm not much into Linux, just never had the time or motivation to learn it. I do have various flavours of Ubuntu installed in VM's but I don't play with them much, unless I am using LinuxCNC (EMC2). It comes in handy for dry runs/testing of my G-Code, but other than that, I rarely use it.
Ahh well, don't bother then. It requires installing an addon before you can even connect. (SSH) To simply go look at top stats... not worth it.
trumpy81 wrote: I still wonder why I am not getting better upload speeds though. There does not appear to be any problems with my network or the attached hardware and yet I still see poor performance when uploading/downloading to this NAS.
Now that speeds are mostly fixed, have you tried directly connecting to the NAS?
trumpy81 wrote: There doesn't appear to be any problems with streaming though. I streamed two movies via DLNA, one to my LCD TV and the other to my PVR in the lounge room simultaneously and did not get a glitch on either. So I'm pretty happy about that.
Yeah, you need surprisingly little bandwidth to stream stuff. With my max speed at 35MB/sec I can do 17 SD video streams at once. (And that might be a CPU/videocard limit rather than NAS limit, since they drop frames rather than getting locked up; I tried playing them all on my PC. :P ) With about half that speed available, you can expect at least 4-8 streams (depending on bitrate) to work smoothly.
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