Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
It is probably not the network. Try to play videos in small resolution to see if that helps, if it does then it might probably be the video card (but then again, that might indicate the network... if playing one fullscreen video on one client is bad, but one small video on many thin clients is ok, then it is the video vard). Also try to run xnetload to see how much the network is loaded too...one smaller video file actually works pretty well. (one client, can't test multiple clients) The gui stays responsive and there's no sheering of the picture with the top half from one new frame, and the bottom half from some previous frame.
A medium size resolution plays, but like I said before not very well either in a window or fullframe, and the gui has so much lag (60 secs +) a user would just assume it's not working.
This is with the slower desktop and older slower video card. The faster desktop is a little better but not enough to matter to users.
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