re: Xbox 360 Fall Update Includes LLTD

NetMan — Sun, 05 Nov 2006 04:03:13 GMT

I'd love to see the network map support.

How to Enable the Windows Vista Network Map

Windows Core Networking — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 10:07:51 GMT

As Gabe mentioned in his blog post titled “ Xbox 360 Fall Update Includes LLTD ,” the Xbox 360 now includes

re: Xbox 360 Fall Update Includes LLTD

Nikolaos K. — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 22:02:16 GMT

You are saying that "LLTD enables a device to support adaptive AV streaming via qWAVE support", I wanted to know how, because of what I have seen of qWave all the intelligence is in the Vista PC, and so is all the inormation about the network condition, so how can a device be aware of these information that qWave has.

Let's take an example, to be clearer. If I have a network storage device which has the LLTD Responder and a Vista PC connected with wireless, can I stream from my network storage device with QoS, using qWave? Or is qWave utilisation meant only to have the PC act as a source?

And if it is the case what do you mean by: "Media Center on Vista is a great example of a qWAVE enabled application that does real-time adaptive streaming to the Xbox 360 (and other Pika devices) that support LLTD." Can you explain how it is doing that? How does the XBox interact with the Media Center to enable streaming with QoS?

Thanks