Showing posts with label somebody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somebody. Show all posts

Monday, October 25, 2010

Why do i get low signal when playing games online on the ps3 when somebody uses the laptop computer?

Every time i play games like call of duty mw2 online and someone uses the laptop computer i get low bars signal. It is not a bad host, and this happens 100% of the time. When someone stops using the laptop computer suddenly i get good signal again. How can i fix this?
before it didn't do this and i could use the laptop and ps3 without any reduced signal

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Can somebody tell me something about TACHYON SATELLITE and their VOIP solutions?


Question by Fratzz: Can somebody tell me something about TACHYON SATELLITE and their VOIP solutions?
--Can somebody tell me something about TACHYON and their VOIP solutions?

--Does TACHYON use Geostationary satellites for internet services

--Is it possible to have better quality VOIP services from a GEOSTATIONARY satellite.


Best answer:

Answer by Tracy L
OK, I'll take a stab at this. VOIP over Satellite will always be LESS quality than WIRED solutions! The reason is very simple, it takes time to go UP then DOWN from a satellite! Geostationary or not, it still has to get there and back! That time is longer than using wire, fiber, cable etc.

Yes indeed TACHYON has a good satellite system, yes it does work but still won't beat a wired connection. However, several of the satellite carriers can deliver good (not great) voice when nothing else is available! (Notice - when nothing else is available!)

Just look at Tachyon's pages.. selling points. When local infrastructure is down? When in remote locations, for redundancy. Why are those the selling points, well it can't beat wired delivery and at the present time neither can anyone else!) However, when wire isn't available its as good as if not better than some of the others.

VOIP needs speed, and with satellite that speed is limited simply by the total distance it has to travel!

Hope that helps, it does work, but can't at this point beat a wired solution.



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