06-04-2021, 09:19 AM
Not sure what you mean by mesh but I have fibre broadband with mesh WiFi transmitters - if it's that then you need to have a wired connection straight to the router/through network socket on the first Mesh transmitter if 'straight through' wired broadband is available there (as on mine). Any radio involved will kill JamKazam's performance.
I recently swapped out radio-borne high spec Wireless Broadband for fixed cable for exactly that reason, on the route to the home leg.
Although high latency's a good sign things are wrong for JamKazam, high Jitter values are another/the main indicator.
Hope this helps!
I recently swapped out radio-borne high spec Wireless Broadband for fixed cable for exactly that reason, on the route to the home leg.
Although high latency's a good sign things are wrong for JamKazam, high Jitter values are another/the main indicator.
Hope this helps!