I have the same router - don't find any settings that let you limit any connections.
Internet radio typically runs 24 to 128 kbs, many stations offer low and high rate connections. Any video delivered along with the radio (like the annoying commercials I see on some broadcasts in Windows Media Player) will cause a larger throughput for a short time.
The only way to control this bandwidth hogging is to enforce discipline on the user - I find a 2x4 works well.
iTunes radio does not do videos! But, I find it does not have the variety and depth of stations that WMP carries.
The setting is not within the router but within the Windows Zero configuration utility built into XP. Right Click your wireless network adapter and go to properties and the middle tab is where you can set these priorities.
vmansd
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September 11th, 2005 02:00
Internet radio typically runs 24 to 128 kbs, many stations offer low and high rate connections. Any video delivered along with the radio (like the annoying commercials I see on some broadcasts in Windows Media Player) will cause a larger throughput for a short time.
The only way to control this bandwidth hogging is to enforce discipline on the user - I find a 2x4 works well.
iTunes radio does not do videos! But, I find it does not have the variety and depth of stations that WMP carries.
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September 11th, 2005 12:00