Originally Posted by mike_gain (Post 35880060)

Not entirely sure why that is the case. The V6 has more tuners but that doesn't mean more recordings it just means more parallel recordings rather than recordings being rescheduled throughout a given week. However the end result, i.e. total number of shows recorded in a given week, is much the same give or take the odd show that is watched and deleted with the current 3 tuner box before a rescheduled recording is made.

It could also be argued with 6 tuners the non HD +1 channels won't be needed for recording as often but the 3 tuner Tivo is pretty good at finding alternative HD recordings so I can't see the ratio of HD to SD recordings changing much for people either.

I guess what I'm saying is to use even more space than is currently being used more series links will need to be scheduled over an above what is being scheduled at the moment.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35880044)

thanks for that. Apart from the box being quicker, doesn't seem to be much more in it for me. I've got a 500gb Tivo that has never got above 60 percent.
Does it have all the same outputs as Tivo i.e scart & hdmi , and does it output from both simultaneously? Currently use TiVo's scart to output to a video sender which wirelessly sends to another TV.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35880071)

I agree that (for us, anyway), having six tuners may not increase the actual overall number of programmes we record, but my point was that those who make full use of the three tuners on the old Tivo will find that they still have to record in SD in order to have enough room for all they want to record.

My box was always between 80% and 95% full, which meant that I had to delete some programmes that I wanted to watch in favour of things that were a higher priority at regular intervals.

I am not a telly addict; I only watch about 2-3 hours per night Sunday to Thursday, and 2 or 3 hours more on Fridays and Saturdays, when I have late nights. So my programmes do build up, it's not as if I spend all day watching the TV, as some do!

Originally Posted by PtolemyIV (Post 35875800)

So I had a little bit of a dramatic install today... not great when wife at home trying to deal with virgin media install guy herself!

Our basic setup is virgin media superhub 2c in modem mode connected to a netgear r7000 router that runs dd-wrt and connects to uk vpn itself to route all traffic through such

So at some point I get a call from the install guy saying "it's not working" - I ask why.. all he claims is "it has to be plugged in directly to the hub" - I ask if that is really true - "yes it is - hub only and other one has to connect to virgin wifi only". I complain and say that I'll cancel the order then since I refuse to be restricted to virgin's all-in router given its limitations etc. Then I wonder if the VPN is confusing the V6 box - so I get the wife to switch off the VPN.. box then seems to connect / install and the guys promptly leave (in the interim his manager turned up as well after the original install guy disappeared from the property for half an hour).

So I now get home - both boxes are showing the tv. The secondary V6 box is connected to the internal wifi on my own router and seems to be working okay. However both boxes are showing "On demand is temporarily unavailable. Please try again in a few minutes."

I ask the wife if she knows anything and apparently the guys made some claim that there is still a few things to be set up in the background... and that it should all be working by tonight! Seems a bit odd to me..

Has anyone else experienced similar after an install?

And, also, does anyone else run a VPN on their router and verified if they can re-enable it and actually use the V6 behind such?

Thanks

Originally Posted by dodgem22 (Post 35880113)

I wonder if some time in the future this box can be cloud enabled? There is little technical information about the specification of this box in the public field so perhaps it is only 1Tb as later down the line Virgin plan a cloud function to be activated on it perhaps??

Originally Posted by trickytree (Post 35880082)

It has no scart.
Due to the reason and that reason alone I have 2 boxes in my house and I have kept 1 TiVo so I can continue to use my Slingbox as that uses Scart like your video sender.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35880138)

Probably a no go on the V6 for me then.

Seen a pic of the V6 connection and it does seem to have some sort of scart out. However its a round connection so guess it would need some sort of adapter. Question is does it output from this the same time as the HDMI ?
https://goo.gl/images/wrRKPm

Originally Posted by carbon60 (Post 35880142)

That port has been disabled.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35880174)

My two new Tivo boxes were installed today. It took just over an hour and they appear to be working perfectly. The two boxes communicate with each other and I can see all recordings on both boxes from each individual box. The only thing I am disappointed about is that you cannot see the planned recordings of both boxes from each box as well!

The speed is very good and well up to the standard you would expect. Straight into the Netflix and BBC i-Player apps, and no buffering!

The V6 is a seriously good box and I would certainly recommend it from my experience of this afternoon.

The installer changed my superhub to a more appropriate model and so I've had to change the passwords for all my i-phones, tablets, the smart TV, Netflix, Amazon and Now TV, but it was worth it!

If anyone gets stumped with the pin number for access to programmes after 9pm and certain channels, VM have pre-set this as 1234. It's very easy to change this in the settings to a pin no of your choice.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35880174)

My two new Tivo boxes were installed today. It took just over an hour and they appear to be working perfectly. The two boxes communicate with each other and I can see all recordings on both boxes from each individual box. The only thing I am disappointed about is that you cannot see the planned recordings of both boxes from each box as well!

The speed is very good and well up to the standard you would expect. Straight into the Netflix and BBC i-Player apps, and no buffering!

The V6 is a seriously good box and I would certainly recommend it from my experience of this afternoon.

The installer changed my superhub to a more appropriate model and so I've had to change the passwords for all my i-phones, tablets, the smart TV, Netflix, Amazon and Now TV, but it was worth it!

If anyone gets stumped with the pin number for access to programmes after 9pm and certain channels, VM have pre-set this as 1234. It's very easy to change this in the settings to a pin no of your choice.

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35880178)

I assume the 2 V6 boxes are connected to each other?

Is this hard wired or by wifi?

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35880044)

thanks for that. Apart from the box being quicker, doesn't seem to be much more in it for me. I've got a 500gb Tivo that has never got above 60 percent.
Does it have all the same outputs as Tivo i.e scart & hdmi , and does it output from both simultaneously? Currently use TiVo's scart to output to a video sender which wirelessly sends to another TV.

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880210)

Nope, the new one has a built in Scart socket that has been deliberately disabled via software

Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 35880220)

Does anyone really use scart nowadays.......:D:D

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35880224)

Maybe OhReally does, he seems quite upset about it's absence. Mind you, he seems pretty upset about most aspects of the V6; it's probably just another thing for him to bleat about.


Actually, a scart would have been useful for some; those who want to archive to DVD/HD recorders and those who use video senders.


But the content provider want copying to end, so are pushing for scart to be left off new equipment.

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880231)

I simply try and give honest replies from what I glean on here to others.

Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 35880220)

Does anyone really use scart nowadays.......:D:D

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35880178)

I assume the 2 V6 boxes are connected to each other?

Is this hard wired or by wifi?

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880210)

Nope, the new one has a built in Scart socket that has been deliberately disabled via software

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35880243)

No not even a old dinosaur like me.:)

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35880259)

This old one does.Have second TV almost back to back with another with a Tivo
As I move from room to room I use the scart to send picture to the second tv.;)

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35880260)

Well each to their own old boy as its nice to see you post as its always good reading your well thought posts.

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35880263)

For those who need a SCART to feed DVD recorders and RF modulators there's always the option of (yet another box) an HDMI to SCART convertor though so far the ones I've looked at don't seem to support the latest HDMI 2.1 standard (most are 1.3) so may fail to handle HDCP (rights protected) encoded material properly.

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35880263)

For those who need a SCART to feed DVD recorders and RF modulators there's always the option of (yet another box) an HDMI to SCART convertor though so far the ones I've looked at don't seem to support the latest HDMI 2.1 standard (most are 1.3) so may fail to handle HDCP (rights protected) encoded material properly.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35880284)

Or you could just stick with Tivo.

Point is that Tivo outputs to scart/hdmi simultaneously letting you use the HDMI for your main TV and the scart for other purposes (copying recordings to DVD, outputting to a video sender). In this respect the V6 is much less versatile - suspect there are commercial reasons behind it. Guess it depends on your set up and what you want to do. I'm glad I found about this issue before 'upgrading'.

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35880312)

Our Cisco VHD box does the same. Apparently there's a dedicated downscaling chip inside that drives the SCART socket. Only composit though, not RGB.

Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35880316)

The V-HD supports RGB. Check your video settings.

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35880312)

Our Cisco VHD box does the same. Apparently there's a dedicated downscaling chip inside that drives the SCART socket. Only composit though, not RGB.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35880320)

Surprised they've stopped offering the VHD as an option.

Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35880437)

I rec'd my email from VM regarding the V6 today lol

"It’s the news you’ve been waiting for – our smallest, smartest, fastest Virgin TV V6 box is here. Yep, the future of entertainment is ready and waiting for you.

To get your hands on it, all you have to do is:


1. Click ‘I want in’ below.


2. Register or Login to My Virgin Media.


3. Click the Offers and Upgrades tab, then click on the Virgin TV V6 box, see how much it costs and boom – your box is on its way!


We’ll get in touch to let you know when it’ll arrive – because it’s brand new, it could take up to six weeks. But the sooner you order, the sooner you’ll discover exactly where your epic Virgin TV V6 box can take you. So, what are you waiting for?

All the best,
The Virgin Media team"

I've already ordered my boxes and have an installation date...better late then never I guess lol

Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35880437)

I rec'd my email from VM regarding the V6 today lol

"It’s the news you’ve been waiting for – our smallest, smartest, fastest Virgin TV V6 box is here. Yep, the future of entertainment is ready and waiting for you.

To get your hands on it, all you have to do is:


1. Click ‘I want in’ below.


2. Register or Login to My Virgin Media.


3. Click the Offers and Upgrades tab, then click on the Virgin TV V6 box, see how much it costs and boom – your box is on its way!


We’ll get in touch to let you know when it’ll arrive – because it’s brand new, it could take up to six weeks. But the sooner you order, the sooner you’ll discover exactly where your epic Virgin TV V6 box can take you. So, what are you waiting for?

All the best,
The Virgin Media team"

I've already ordered my boxes and have an installation date...better late then never I guess lol

Originally Posted by NoCableForMe (Post 35880439)

I got that email, when I click on "Offers and Upgrades tab" all I get is

"We're sorry, but we're unable to change your package online. We'll be happy to do it for you over the phone, and it'll only take a few minutes. Please call us on 0345 454 1111 to speak to someone who can help."

FFS, can't even fix their own web site.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35880440)

I don't think you will be disappointed, UC. I can't get enough of my new V6s. I am indeed a happy bunny!

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35880440)

I don't think you will be disappointed, UC. I can't get enough of my new V6s. I am indeed a happy bunny!

Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35880441)

Haha I get the same message too :D

That's why I always use the online chat service or call them if I want to upgrade/change anything. Things seem to get done a lot quicker that way too.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35880445)

I find that it's better to phone anyway. The VM Team are always helpful, I find, and answer any queries very well.

Of course, if you ask them about anything 'coming soon', they don't have a clue because all of that is kept very hush hush. But we knew that, didn't we? ;)

Originally Posted by NoCableForMe (Post 35880448)

All I get on chat is this, tried several times this week

Attachment 26856

Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj (Post 35880451)

I just signed into My Virgin Media to have a look and it seems to be working fine. I didn't get that message.

Originally Posted by NoCableForMe (Post 35880448)

All I get on chat is this, tried several times this week

Attachment 26856

Originally Posted by 1701-e (Post 35880462)

V6 due to arrive 1 Feb. AS I don't want to wreak havoc in the house would https://www.amazon.co.uk/MobileFDL-V..._cd_al_qh_dp_t make my current TiVo wireless negating the need for a mile for ethernet? Ta.

Originally Posted by david_w2k (Post 35880504)

One question - I have gone only to copy the Series Links etc to one of the new boxes... It said it would take 30 mins to appear but they have not yet. Is that normal?

Originally Posted by NoCableForMe (Post 35880439)

I got that email, when I click on "Offers and Upgrades tab" all I get is

"We're sorry, but we're unable to change your package online. We'll be happy to do it for you over the phone, and it'll only take a few minutes. Please call us on 0345 454 1111 to speak to someone who can help."

FFS, can't even fix their own web site.

Originally Posted by david_w2k (Post 35880504)

2 x V6's installed today. Really happy and deliver everything I wanted (so far!)... Fast (instant pretty much), seamless search is worth using now and jumps into Netflix etc quickly and it is just as quick as the 4K app on our Panasonic TV (if not quicker). Now have Netflix on our bedroom TV also which is a bonus.

Still need to test the recording sharing between boxes etc but so far I am very pleased, well worth £114 as it'll stop me throwing the remote at the TV in frustration :-)

As most people agreed, no issue what so ever connecting to my ethernet switch rather than moving the SuperHub etc.

As an aside they look much better in real life. The pictures make it look quite bulky but in fact it is small.

Friendly installer arrived on time (and was patient as we did not hear the doorbell first time!) and got everything set up quickly.

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One question - I have gone only to copy the Series Links etc to one of the new boxes... It said it would take 30 mins to appear but they have not yet. Is that normal?

Originally Posted by AndyCambs (Post 35880523)

Maybe because you have a discount already.
But in my case, well worth ringing as it reduced my cost by £10 per month

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35880543)

only problem so far was downstairs box crashed when I tried to watch a recording from upstairs box

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880545)

I've not got any discounts at all and I get the same message (BB only)

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Oops, off to a good start then... No doubt someone will be along in a minute to say I only point out the bad bits.

Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35880521)

Yes, it can take hours. You might be able to hurry it along by going into the Network settings and do "Connect to Virgin Media Service now"

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35880543)

Same here, 2 V6 boxes installed today (ordered last year - 31st Dec to be precise)

Minor wobble with install window, but engineer did the job (hope wife gave him a cuppa as I was on a course)

Been hammering both boxes with recordings - only problem so far was downstairs box crashed when I tried to watch a recording from upstairs box - really hope this feature works as I hate sitting upstairs to watch.

Can I watch a recording from upstairs box when wife is watching live TVs upstairs or even a different upstairs recording?

Bit disappointing I cannot watch live to on my iPad via 3G connection as I could with sky.

Can I download a recording to my iPad as you can with SkyQ?


Overall impression - good quality, responsive box.

Originally Posted by cress11 (Post 35880691)

Hi,
First time on the forum for me - hello to all!

I received a v6 yesterday and now have a problem....

Previously I was able to send the Tivo image from the ground floor to the loft room, allowing me to watch recordings etc on a second TV. I controlled this using the TV anywhere app. The image was sent by linking the Tivo scart to a Mercury RF Modulator. Via coax and a Labgear distribution unit the signal was sent to the second TV.

The V6 doesn't have a working SCART out...

So, is there a way of:
1. Using some kind of SCART adapter to connect the V6 to the Mercury modulator?
2. Linking the V6 and the second TV via ethernet? The two TVs are both linked to the home network (via a gigabit switch) using CAT 5 or 6 (I don't know which and I don't know how to check).

Any ideas would be hugely appreciated.

Many thanks

Originally Posted by cress11 (Post 35880691)

Hi,
First time on the forum for me - hello to all!

I received a v6 yesterday and now have a problem....

Previously I was able to send the Tivo image from the ground floor to the loft room, allowing me to watch recordings etc on a second TV. I controlled this using the TV anywhere app. The image was sent by linking the Tivo scart to a Mercury RF Modulator. Via coax and a Labgear distribution unit the signal was sent to the second TV.

The V6 doesn't have a working SCART out...

So, is there a way of:
1. Using some kind of SCART adapter to connect the V6 to the Mercury modulator?
2. Linking the V6 and the second TV via ethernet? The two TVs are both linked to the home network (via a gigabit switch) using CAT 5 or 6 (I don't know which and I don't know how to check).

Any ideas would be hugely appreciated.

Many thanks

Originally Posted by cress11 (Post 35880716)

HI,

After a bit of research, a bit more detail around my specific question:

I would like to watch content from my Tivo V6 box in 2 different rooms. I achieved this with my old Tivo box using the scart out and a RF modulator over coax.

I'm now looking at the ESYNIC HDMI Extender and ESYNIC HDMI splitter (The V6 has only one HDMI port) . The two TVs are connected via Cat 5 or Cat 6 (I don't know how to tell the difference, but it was fitted in late 2011) via a gigabit switch.

Given the specification I have noted above, do you imagine this will work well? If the gigabit switch is and issue, I could connect directly using a coupler - what do you think?

FYI: I have tested the connection by temporarily moving a second Tivo box to one of the rooms I'm working on. By linking the two boxes over my network (via the gigabit switch) I can stream full1080p recorded content between the two boxes.

Any thoughts or ideas appreciated......

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35880329)

No. You can transfer series links. recording Wishlists and Thumbs but recordings themselves

Some people have opted to keep their existing TiVo which can be done for £7.50 a month whilst they clear down the recordings they want to watch. If you connect the TiVo and V6 boxes together via your home network you can stream recordings between the two

Originally Posted by cress11 (Post 35880691)

Hi,
First time on the forum for me - hello to all!

I received a v6 yesterday and now have a problem....

Previously I was able to send the Tivo image from the ground floor to the loft room, allowing me to watch recordings etc on a second TV. I controlled this using the TV anywhere app. The image was sent by linking the Tivo scart to a Mercury RF Modulator. Via coax and a Labgear distribution unit the signal was sent to the second TV.

The V6 doesn't have a working SCART out...

So, is there a way of:
1. Using some kind of SCART adapter to connect the V6 to the Mercury modulator?
2. Linking the V6 and the second TV via ethernet? The two TVs are both linked to the home network (via a gigabit switch) using CAT 5 or 6 (I don't know which and I don't know how to check).

Any ideas would be hugely appreciated.

Many thanks

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880775)

Welcome to progress, our overlords have decreed that us minions are no longer worthy and despite building in all the hardware have decided to deliberately disable it. :dozey:

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880775)

Welcome to progress, our overlords have decreed that us minions are no longer worthy and despite building in all the hardware have decided to deliberately disable it. :dozey:

Originally Posted by Ryo (Post 35880773)

Hope you can help BenMcr

I had the V6 installed sat 7th and apart from It being superfast, and easy to DL settings from my old TiVo with series links etc, I'm very underwhelmed with what I was promised I can do with it, I kept my TiVo box and was hoping to stream shows from it I still had, but I've been told that can't be done without paying for a powerline connection, I wasnt left with the new HDMI cable and the setup steaming device doesn't work, never gets past step one and then says set up problem, set up did not complete successfully please try again, can anyone hek me, as I rang installs and faults and customer service, but nobody knows anything and all reps seem clueless, and don't seem trained on the V6

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880775)

Welcome to progress, our overlords have decreed that us minions are no longer worthy and despite building in all the hardware have decided to deliberately disable it. :dozey:

Originally Posted by arcimedes (Post 35880800)

Minor question. I have a V6 on order for installation in February. I have a shub 2 running in modem mode. Is the installer likely to want to change it for a shub 3?

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35880797)

Hardware's only part of the equation, VM has saved money on the software costs for SCART but probably more on content licensing costs. I'm sure content owners would prefer it if customers didn't archive their favourite films and series to DVD. Annoying for a few but I can understand why VM have done this. Maybe it's a pre-condition for getting Sky Atlantic? ;)
As others have indicated, there are work-around HDMI-SCART adapters available.

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35880797)

Hardware's only part of the equation, VM has saved money on the software costs for SCART but probably more on content licensing costs. I'm sure content owners would prefer it if customers didn't archive their favourite films and series to DVD. Annoying for a few but I can understand why VM have done this. Maybe it's a pre-condition for getting Sky Atlantic? ;)
As others have indicated, there are work-around HDMI-SCART adapters available.

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880775)

Welcome to progress, our overlords have decreed that us minions are no longer worthy and despite building in all the hardware have decided to deliberately disable it. :dozey:

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880824)

Didn't I read somewhere on here they do or plan to use the same box in Europe and it's enabled there?

Originally Posted by jonandmarkuk (Post 35880823)

I'm certain when Tivo was first launched by Virgin the USA software had to be coded to add Scart support (I don't think the USA Premier boxes which ours were loosely based on had scart).
I guess dropping scart support brings some of the base code in line with the USA version of the Tivo software.

I use a Slingbox with my v6, simply needed a HDMI splitter and a converter box (in my case convert to RCA)

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880824)

It's easier just to find a torrent and d/l it...I know you are only kidding about saving on the s/w costs, they will have to have paid to get the code redacted out and then fully regression tested.

Didn't I read somewhere on here they do or plan to use the same box in Europe and it's enabled there?

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35880697)

This is the main reason I'm sticking with Tivo for now. The scart out allows feeds to other TVs and record to DVD/hard drive.

Originally Posted by Mobes (Post 35880884)

Eeeer yeah. If i invest in an new V6 box how on earth do/can i connect it to my HDD recorder???????

If not can anyone recommend another way i can 'video' tv output.

I'm a bit of a sad tennis match collector lol

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35880829)

Scart outputs will disappear; manufacturers have been pushed on this for several years by content producers. Why are you surprised that it has been left off the new V6?


Actually, I suspect that you aren't surprised; you're just using it an excuse to bash the V6.

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You are correct, with a new version of Horizon software that will also be in the UK.


People on here seem to be suggesting that there could be some Tivo functionality on it.

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880926)

So from your post we take from that

1. The box has a functional (electrically and connection wise) Scart socket

You seem to be suggesting that the Scart will work elsewhere in europe? hence the decision to cripple it in the UK was a *deliberate* one.

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35880926)

So from your post we take from that

1. The box has a functional (electrically and connection wise) Scart socket

You seem to be suggesting that the Scart will work elsewhere in europe? hence the decision to cripple it in the UK was a *deliberate* one.

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35880901)

Similar problem myself (rugby rather than tennis)

Suggestions are

1) getting an old TiVo box and sending it over wifi then scart to DVD.

2) getting a hdmi cable which splits output into scart and hdmi.


This problem was one of the reasons I didn't want SkyQ which has same problem.

Originally Posted by jonandmarkuk (Post 35880936)

The key thing is that the Tivo will have to be set to output the correct signal via the 'test' option.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35881049)

Does anyone know what a V401 error message means? Was something perhaps not connected correctly by the installer and is this something I can put right myself?

Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35881057)

I think it's insufficient network bandwidth. Are one or both boxes on Wi-Fi?

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35881058)

Both of them are on wi-fi. What can I do to increase my network bandwith, spiderplant? I'm on 200MB.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35881058)

Both of them are on wi-fi. What can I do to increase my network bandwith, spiderplant? I'm on 200MB.

Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 35881064)

Why are both on WiFi, isn't one close to the hub?

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35881067)

The hub is in an adjoining bedroom. They are pretty solid walls, having been built in the 1950s, so maybe the signal isn't getting through at sufficient strength.

Clearly, I will need to call Customer Services to get this sorted out!

Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 35881068)

Maybe not, what hub are you using, if a 2ac please check they are both connected to 5G

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35881058)

Both of them are on wi-fi. What can I do to increase my network bandwith, spiderplant? I'm on 200MB.

Originally Posted by OhReally (Post 35881084)

Get a decent router?

I have the TP-Link Archer, current connection speed 292 mbps or about 6x faster than my VM internet connection.

How much do you need?