Dear Bob,
I've never used JRiver, but as a developer, allow me consider two things:
- JRiver, as any Java application, runs on top of a Virtual Machine (JVM). Try to allocate more memory to this VM. I don't think there's any (well done) audio application that needs more than 512MB to run (very) well.
How to do this: Look for -Xms and -Xmx parameters in the startup of JRiver (or the JVM) and set xms to 512MB (start) and xmx to 1024GB (max).
- Network trafic often is specified in Mbps (Mega bits per second, with lower cap 'b'). MBps (Mega bytes per second, with upper cap 'B') is a set of 8 bits and is often used to display the file copy speed, for example.
So, Byte = bit*8
So, 12 MBps is approxymately the same as 100 Mbps, which maybe the top velocity of your network (interface, router or NAS).
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Mauro Delfino
