Euphoria14 said:
Teflon02 said:
Euphoria14 said:
walsufnir said:
Euphoria14 said:
walsufnir said:
Euphoria14 said:
walsufnir said:
Euphoria14 said:
walsufnir said:
Get yourself on your computer and do a ping to both machines/ips! This way you should find out whether ps4 or vita is the problem.
Just do
"ping -t $vita-ip" and another terminal with "ping -t $ps4-ip" |
Where would I do this, in the command prompt?
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windows-key + r -> enter "cmd", then enter. This will open a "dos-box". Just enter the commands there (so do it twice to ping both ips).
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Did it for the PS4 and it had one point where it said "request timed out". Would normally be between 1ms and 15ms but sometimes randomly also jumped to 147-160ms.
Did it for the Vita and and it usually sits between 10-15 and sometimes jumps between 29-80ms with (1) instance of "request timed out".
I guess it's my ISP and/or router?
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It's not your isp, it's the router. Try to get a firmware update - which model is it, by the way? Generally you don't have a *stable* connection to the router. This is no problem while browsing or downloading but it seems remote play is not designed for small packet loss :(
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Net gear N150
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I think they offer an auto-update when you access the router via web-interface. How much distance do you have between
1. router <-> vita
2. router <-> ps4
3. ps4 <-> vita
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No more than 30 feet between each. Just a few walls
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How much walls do you have in 30 feet. Anything more then 2 will likely drop Vita down to 2 bars and that is likely the issue. Also you can do direct to PS4 connections. You should have a option to do so when first connecting them together.
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When I have the issues I am in the room as the router.
On PS4 I set the option "connect direct with vita" but invite wifi settings I am connecting to my router. I should connect to my PS4?
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Likely it will work better that way without connecting issues, since the PS4 is the connection and not the internet itself. I say to try it out
