04-09-2021, 11:14 PM
Good question.
It's sort of like when someone is looking at manufacturer's specification for a car or computer or stereo system (or just about anything)
Usually you get to know the minimum requirements and the (theoretical) maximum capabilities, and you have to use some critical thinking to discern how it will work for you. And of course, optimism draws us in. Later, we get some "real world" stats.
YMMV as they say.
And, this platform is STILL a work in progress. It's safe to assume that if you want everything to work as best as possible, you will need to start with the best internet service, computer, interface, etc. that you can afford.
BTW the video feature of JK is going to be re-built, and if it's not working for anyone now, well, it won't until such time as the new code is released, so don't waste your ime trying to "fix" it.
It's sort of like when someone is looking at manufacturer's specification for a car or computer or stereo system (or just about anything)
Usually you get to know the minimum requirements and the (theoretical) maximum capabilities, and you have to use some critical thinking to discern how it will work for you. And of course, optimism draws us in. Later, we get some "real world" stats.
YMMV as they say.
And, this platform is STILL a work in progress. It's safe to assume that if you want everything to work as best as possible, you will need to start with the best internet service, computer, interface, etc. that you can afford.
BTW the video feature of JK is going to be re-built, and if it's not working for anyone now, well, it won't until such time as the new code is released, so don't waste your ime trying to "fix" it.