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Could anyone please adivce me firstly If I should be getting smooth playback (eg. Eastenders - iPlayer) with a 32gig dual core server and connecting my with my win7 quad core PC?

Im currently getting very jumpy playback which I know wil lead to teachers asking for there old semprons back!!

 

Secondly If I do have the settings incorrect would someplease please advice me what to change the RDP-TCP properties and client connection settings should be set to please? Or any other settings missed?

 

Many thanks in advance

Posted

As said above Remote Desktop was never designed to play well with flash video - try playing WMV video and it should do brilliant because it redirects the video to the client which is then played localy.

 

To get good flash playback you should look at something that runs off of Citrix HDX (So XenDesktop/Kaviza VDI in a box) or even Microsoft RemoteFX.

Posted

Tim,

 

You should be seeing better performance than on the video, as we have done some major f/w improvements aimed specifically at Flash over RDP since

making the video.

 

Give us a call when you have a minute and we'll get to the bottom of what's happening, you certainly should not need to be considering adding

more layers of software, cost and complexity.....

 

Matthew

0845 225 2822

Posted

Hi Matthew,

 

Just off home, thanks for this. Our new server arrived this afternoon. I will give "YouTube" streaming a fair chance on our new server.

Its not your Axel performance that im questioning/doubting above, its the whole RDP setup. We will see what we get tomorrow on the new server (time allowing)

 

Thanks Matthew

Posted

New DELL Server install...

 

Do you guys install the "Dell Installation DVD" first or do a complete vanilla setup from the M$ os disk?

We have 3 x SATA 150g in Raid3 - Do I create a 60gig partition for the OS and then leave the rest for storage? Or all one big partition?

 

:)

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