silvercue
Distinguished Member
Hi,
I have Virgin cable and BT broadband. The cable has much more bandwidth and is the main network I use.
My eldest has a ps4 and laptop in his room and is now constantly uploading videos from ps4 games and via laptop to YouTube and using his iPhone too (wireless). Ps4 is connected to Virgin via powerlines adapted and the others via wifi.
The upload is very small on both networks and when he does this it slows everything down and interferes with me if I am playing an online game etc.
I have thought about getting a more expensive router and using some tools to device limit the bandwidth, but hoped I could use powerlines somehow.
I use powerlines all over the house, but only for Virgin. I would like to plug his ps4 into the BT router via powerlines, can I have 2 networks on the same home mains rings? If so how do I do it?
Thanks
I have Virgin cable and BT broadband. The cable has much more bandwidth and is the main network I use.
My eldest has a ps4 and laptop in his room and is now constantly uploading videos from ps4 games and via laptop to YouTube and using his iPhone too (wireless). Ps4 is connected to Virgin via powerlines adapted and the others via wifi.
The upload is very small on both networks and when he does this it slows everything down and interferes with me if I am playing an online game etc.
I have thought about getting a more expensive router and using some tools to device limit the bandwidth, but hoped I could use powerlines somehow.
I use powerlines all over the house, but only for Virgin. I would like to plug his ps4 into the BT router via powerlines, can I have 2 networks on the same home mains rings? If so how do I do it?
Thanks