Transfer rates

[90312]

Don't think much if anything is wrong with the MS, this is from my oldest USB 2.0 external HDD and still get right around 40MB/s. Again I have the drive in the MS mapped with a letter assigned and just move from one drive to another.

[Ish]

Hello Stuffers

I am getting a transfer route no higher then 9mb when sending movie directly to MS via landline!

Any solutions?

Or, is this a network issue which will be fix / address in future updates??

Regards
Ish

[Hunter1955]

I'm using a LINKSYS EA6350 AC1200+ DUAL-BAND WI-FI ROUTER. It has Gigabit Ethernet ports. Copying from a brand new Seagate 8TB IronWolf NAS SATA 6Gb/s NCQ 256MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive

[90312]

The read speed of the source drive matters too. I have an older USB 2.0 external HDD I keep files on and the transfer speed doesn't come close to an internal SATA III drive.

[Wilson.Wang]

I'm hard wired and get about 9MB/s............I would love to get 80MB/s

I get speed 60~70 MB when copying Fulldisc to MS via wired network.

100 MB ethernet port on your router?

Wilson

[Hunter1955]

I'm hard wired and get about 9MB/s............I would love to get 80MB/s

[rinike7]

Thanks. I'll try that.

[90312]

Wired network speed for me.

[90312]

Personally I think the radios in them are just not up to snuff. I keep my network wired and move them across to the mapped hard drive. I have blink and you miss it speed of 80+MB/s

[rinike7]

I am transferring my first movie from DVDFab10 to MS via wifi. It started out at 1.52 MB/s which I thought was slow to begin with. But then it progressively slowed down to .24 MB/s. I don't believe any thing else is running on the network. Any ideas as to why and what can I do to improve it?

Thanks