05-07-2020, 09:34 PM
If you're suffering packet loss issues the only things you can try your end would be the following :-
1) Go into your router's advanced settings and see if you have a QoS (Quality of Service) option and if it is enabled. If so turn it off as this can cause apps such as Jamkazam to have more issues.
2) Set up a port forward to your computer's IP (you can use the default 12000 and maybe do a UDP range between 12000 and 12020) and then in the application preferences tick both options to start Jamkazam when system starts and Always use the same set of UDP ports
Aside from that ensure no one else is on your network and disable any other apps that might be polling your internet. If after that you're still having the same issues then I think you might be out of luck as that would be down to either your internet connection (if you're with an ISP that has a high contention ratio and there are lots of people using the internet as they're watching endless Netflix or working from home you're more likely to suffer packet losses) or the quality of the internet connection of the people you're connecting with, at least this is the case with the experiences I've had daily over the last few weeks.
1) Go into your router's advanced settings and see if you have a QoS (Quality of Service) option and if it is enabled. If so turn it off as this can cause apps such as Jamkazam to have more issues.
2) Set up a port forward to your computer's IP (you can use the default 12000 and maybe do a UDP range between 12000 and 12020) and then in the application preferences tick both options to start Jamkazam when system starts and Always use the same set of UDP ports
Aside from that ensure no one else is on your network and disable any other apps that might be polling your internet. If after that you're still having the same issues then I think you might be out of luck as that would be down to either your internet connection (if you're with an ISP that has a high contention ratio and there are lots of people using the internet as they're watching endless Netflix or working from home you're more likely to suffer packet losses) or the quality of the internet connection of the people you're connecting with, at least this is the case with the experiences I've had daily over the last few weeks.