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Buffering in house

Ned01

2019-08-29 10:56:59 - last edited 2019-09-02 01:12:01

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Buffering in house

2019-08-29 10:56:59 - last edited 2019-09-02 01:12:01

Model: Deco M5

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Firmware Version: 1.3.1

I have three decos in mesh mode. I have a Samsung telly linked wifi to one of them (A - the one that is linked ethernet to my Virgin modem); I have a NAS (dlink) linked ethernet to another (C). If I play an mp4 file on my NAS on my telly I get buffering every couple of minutes watching the mp4 file. If I move my NAS to link to deco A, I don't get the buffering. But I want my NAS next to deco C for power source reasons. My decos are linked wifi A-B-C.

Can I use QoS to help this or is this restricted to internet access?

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Ned01

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2019-09-01 18:09:28 - last edited 2019-09-02 01:12:01

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Re:Buffering in house-Solution

2019-09-01 18:09:28 - last edited 2019-09-02 01:12:01

It seems to be sorted.

I've marked the NAS as 'high priority' and that sorted it. I did try also to mark the telly as 'high priority' as well but the result of that was that the telly lost contact with the NAS, which I don't understand.

I'm not sure if marking something as 'high priority' is the same as QoS.

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Kevin_Z

2019-08-30 01:59:26

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Re:Buffering in house

2019-08-30 01:59:26

@Ned01

What is the current network diagram? Do the 3 Decos connect to each other by wireless? Like Virgin media modem--Main Deco A))))((( slave Deco B )))(((slave Deco C -- NAS?

Try to setup QoS to streaming and add them into high priority list to give it a go.

Still the same, please verify whether it works with TV connected to the Deco C.

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2019-09-01 15:06:47

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Re:Re:Buffering in house

2019-09-01 15:06:47

Thanks Kevin,

I will try that and I will also try using an ethernet cable as a part of the config.

You are right about my current config. I cannot link my telly to my node C without moving node C, but if the NAS is moved down to node A to which the telly is also linked there isn't a problem.

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Re:Buffering in house-Solution

2019-09-01 18:09:28 - last edited 2019-09-02 01:12:01

It seems to be sorted.

I'm not sure if marking something as 'high priority' is the same as QoS.

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