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Then, this will last for some time, and then the cycle repeats. This can last anywhere from 1 minute-10 minute, where afterwards the CPU will skyrocket to an overclocked speed, and the application will no longer be lagging heavily. Hopefully the new Orbi when it arrives will give a good stream capable of 100Mbps or better.Just got a Thinkpad P15s (Laptop), and I'm experiencing a very odd issuing with the CPU throttling under heavy load and low temperatures.
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I can assure you it DOES work - some people would STILL find a problem if you went out into the street and gave them 1,000 USD absolutely free !!!! - I've latest android release and no issues with that application at all -am using Amazon 4k UHD fire TV box - works brilliantly. Note for 4K UHD you need the later version of HDMI cables (> V2).
THROTTLED MEANING IN COMPUTER INSTALL
To use the firestick simply install the client software on it (Kodi / vlc / plex or whatever) - which you can do easily from an android smart phone with apps2fire type of thing - it's easy to do !! and plug the HDMI output of the amazon box into the TV - you don't even need a smart TV to use amazon firetv - just an HDMI connection. These boxes have built in decent CPU so they will do any transcoding (i.e convert the raw signal into a playable format on the TV) required so the only thing your internet / lan needs is to have a sufficient data rate which most places do now, Most TV's have pretty low power CPU's so they will usually pack up when trying say to transcode a decently compressed for example H265 HEVC data stream !!! which the amazon fire TV stick can do with ease.
If you MUST transcode data do it either on your computer before transmitting the data stream i.e in the server software or do it on the Amazon fire TV stick in the client software (i.e the media player you are using). You don't need any server software on your computer unless you are actually streaming data from it rather than just accessing shared multi-media folders. For Netflix and amazon prime it uses your standard Internet. Interested in your Firestick idea but where does the stick get the signal from? I assumed they worked on wifi or ethernet, in which case I still have the same problem.ĭepending on whether you are using data from your computer or the internet the client on things like amazon firestick can use PLEX, VLC, KODI etc to receive multi-media from your computer. I would need a 10m cable which is not possible, and fibre optic is way too expensive. Simply get an amazon firestick TV or similar - VLC or Kodi will install easily on it - do it from an android phone with fire2tv app or similar so you can install the app on the fire tv stick from your phone - and then plug that into one of the TV's input HDMI slot(s) - problem solved and these boxes are dirt cheap.Ĭan't use HDMI anyway.
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This could end up with a long HDMI cable running through the house from PC to TV.Hi there I can only think that the TV cannot handle Gigabit. My LAN is Gigabit so surely 100Mbps shouldn't be a problem. This could end up with a long HDMI cable running through the house from PC to TV. I need to talk to video guys now before admin kick me for being off the forum topic. I assumethe YouTube videos are much lower bitrates than my cameras can produce, which leads you to think, cameras are designed to output high quality that can only be displayed via digital connection such as HDMI or Bluetooth.
Trouble is Premiere only exports 30, 100 or 200Mbps.
THROTTLED MEANING IN COMPUTER MP4
What is now confusing is when I post-edit, the video is then exported to mp4 at 100Mbps and I think there lies the rub. The camera that created the video was set at 60Mbps. I may need to take this discussion over to a video forum. The mp4 properties that started all this is showing Data rate: 104113kbps / Total bitrate: 104270kbps. So I assume this proves the router and TV are ok, so not sure where that leaves me. Following that I opened YouTube and played several 4K videos - all ran perfectly. Snickie - I checked and it came back with 51 Mb/s.
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