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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Stevens" data-source="post: 43328" data-attributes="member: 236">Re: 01v96 with VNC/Remote SLOWIt does indeed sound like too little bandwidth for the application.&nbsp; One way to check would be to use task manager and look at the bandwidth utilization on the tablet while VNC is running.Another thought: is the laptop connected to the router via a cable or wireless?&nbsp; Two devices using WiFi cannot talk to each other directly (unless they are in ad-hoc mode).&nbsp; For the tablet to talk to the laptop if both were wireless, the tablet must first talk to the access point which then relays the message to the laptop.Personally, I would try a USB to ethernet adapter and see if you cannot connect to it directly that way.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.controlgeek.net/blog/2011/11/21/remote-time-lapse-setup-ready-for-snow-season.html" target="_blank">John Huntington did that for his time lapse</a> camera and seemed to have good results.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Stevens, post: 43328, member: 236"] Re: 01v96 with VNC/Remote SLOW It does indeed sound like too little bandwidth for the application. One way to check would be to use task manager and look at the bandwidth utilization on the tablet while VNC is running. Another thought: is the laptop connected to the router via a cable or wireless? Two devices using WiFi cannot talk to each other directly (unless they are in ad-hoc mode). For the tablet to talk to the laptop if both were wireless, the tablet must first talk to the access point which then relays the message to the laptop. Personally, I would try a USB to ethernet adapter and see if you cannot connect to it directly that way. [URL="http://www.controlgeek.net/blog/2011/11/21/remote-time-lapse-setup-ready-for-snow-season.html"]John Huntington did that for his time lapse[/URL] camera and seemed to have good results. [/QUOTE]

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