I do know you can set input to high latency and it does infact help alot.
But there is still here and there with a flaky wifi, which is 99,8% always around 7-10Mbit with iptv stream being under 3Mbit.
Anyway here and there it happens that the stream starts to stutter and doesn't recover anymore until playback is stopped and started again. Is there any command or setting which would skip this frames and play the next full ones smooth again without user interaction? I guess since this is tcp it requires ack packets. Is there a way to ignore this with http?
watching IPTV (udpxy - udp to htt) over WiFi. Buffer problem
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Re: watching IPTV (udpxy - udp to htt) over WiFi. Buffer pro
Sorry, no.
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