31-Oct-2015, 02:49
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This is just one example and from reading the other forum members problems here, I conclude for myself, that there are influences which are not within the control of DEVIALET and it is sad but true that beyond what is technical reasonably possible, DEVIALET can hardly be blamed for. They use a proprietary protocol, I think they should switch to an open standard with quality of service priorities. It is long time ago that I had to do with in depth network standards. QoS was just introduced so I can't judge whether this is reliable for RT-communications nowadays.
Cheers,
Krisp
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That would be persuasive were it not for companies such as Sonos which have very little if any problems with their networks.
This is just one example and from reading the other forum members problems here, I conclude for myself, that there are influences which are not within the control of DEVIALET and it is sad but true that beyond what is technical reasonably possible, DEVIALET can hardly be blamed for. They use a proprietary protocol, I think they should switch to an open standard with quality of service priorities. It is long time ago that I had to do with in depth network standards. QoS was just introduced so I can't judge whether this is reliable for RT-communications nowadays.
Cheers,
Krisp
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That would be persuasive were it not for companies such as Sonos which have very little if any problems with their networks.
