| TCP settings for streaming video Has anyone expeirmented with TCP settings to use when streaming a lot of video? Just wonder if RWIN or other settings can make a difference in performance...(?) |
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 NazcarPosting tagPremium
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Topeka, KS | Interesting question, we have just started the tv over ip thing ( via pc-tv and notice a few hic-up's, you ask a good question )
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As I Know
The latest microsoft operating systems have improved TCP output ( for servers!) by introducing a new contention manager which ramps up the allocation of lan bandwidth to tranactions far quicker. This is called CTCP
By default, Vista and Windows 7 have CTCP turned off, it is only on by default under server 2008. turning On This option "on" can significantly increase throughput.
To enable CTCP, in elevated cammand prompt type:
netsh int tcp set global congestionprovider=ctcp
To disable CTCP:
netsh int tcp set global congestionprovider=none
Possible options are: ctcp, none, default (restores the system default value).
Recommended setting: ctcp
By doing this you can stream faster. |
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Topeka, KS | Set global command failed on IPv4 The requested operation requires elevation (Run as administrator).
How do you run as admin? I am admin on the pc
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umm, nevermind, Im a dumba**, I got it worked out |
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