I doubt this is possible, but I was wondering what would be needed to control amount of bandwidth used during IVS transfers. Since I only have a weak 128kb/s upload on my broadband, whenever I transfer a show via IVS, my ability to do stuff on the internet (mainly playing online games) goes into the toliet.
I know I could simply raise my upload limit (which may or may not be possible), but even then IVS would probably still suck up my bandwidth. My question is, what is needed to actually control how much bandwidth I give to my IVS transfer. Say for instance I was to dedicate 100ks/s to the upload while giving my computer 28kb/s of that transfer rate? Is this even possible?
Right now, I have a Linksys BEFW11S4 router/switch, but it doesn't look like there are any controls for what I'm trying to do.
I know I could simply raise my upload limit (which may or may not be possible), but even then IVS would probably still suck up my bandwidth. My question is, what is needed to actually control how much bandwidth I give to my IVS transfer. Say for instance I was to dedicate 100ks/s to the upload while giving my computer 28kb/s of that transfer rate? Is this even possible?
Right now, I have a Linksys BEFW11S4 router/switch, but it doesn't look like there are any controls for what I'm trying to do.