Hello, first off, great forums here.
This is the post I made in the official BT Forums, but I doubt they will give me any advice on non-standard BT procedures.
Hello, well I live in a student house with 4 other people, and because we don't pay for a TV license (or receive a TV live broadcast) (I'm not even interested in TV) The other 4 housemates watch a lot of videos on iplayer, 4oD and Youtube.
This means that if I want to play games online, it is incredibly difficult, as with four people all downloading heavily / streaming heavily it makes playing with my friend from my home town very, very difficult.
I was wondering if there was any way, or will there be any way to prioritise the bandwidth to a wired connection. I am the only one with a wired connection to the BT Home Hub (the black curved one) and all I want to do is make it so that my online games are unaffected.
The only other solution would be to turn off the Wireless connection, or use access control to totally shut off the internet for seperate devices, but to totally turn off the broadband is a little harsh and I would rather have it so they take a little longer to stream a video, and I can still play games fine (which require little bandwidth anyway)
Alternativelt, if anybody knows of a different way to make my online gaming lag-free (when they all download I get around a 600 ping, which is 100% totally game-breakingly unbearable) please let me know.
OR, if there is a different router I can use by Netgear or someone, that actually does support what I want to do, then let me know.
Thank you,
- Chris
But now I've seen all these tutorials on here to unlock Home Hubs, and I was wondering if there was any way to do this, or if someone can give me a nudge in the right direction.
Thank you very much guys, and keep up the good work!