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I wanted to know, if there's a way to send a stream (which size is over 1.5mb) faster than .SendStream method ?<br />
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because, it sends it to me from another PC 1360 bytes each &quot;send&quot;... <br />
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my question is, if i will write my own algorithm with a buffer size of 16kb, will it do any change ? i don't think it's the buffer size.. i think it's a protocol-level issue... <br />
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if i run server/client on same PC, it sends it instantly... but if it's in another PC (less than 20ms ping) it takes like 10 seconds or so...
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I wanted to know, if there's a way to send a stream (which size is over 1.5mb) faster than .SendStream method ?

because, it sends it to me from another PC 1360 bytes each "send"... 

my question is, if i will write my own algorithm with a buffer size of 16kb, will it do any change ? i don't think it's the buffer size.. i think it's a protocol-level issue... 

if i run server/client on same PC, it sends it instantly... but if it's in another PC (less than 20ms ping) it takes like 10 seconds or so...

TClientSocket.SendStream is slow...

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