Is there anybody out there who actually uses Gizmo to watch videos when traveling? I've tried to get some discussion going on two other threads and I've been ignored, so here goes one more try:
I can't get video to playback remotely without nearly constant pauses. I've tried on my Kindle Fire (wifi only), my Droid Razr Maxx (wifi, 3G, and 4G LTE), and my laptop (wifi only).
I don't think my in-house LAN speed is a problem because I get smooth video using wifi on any of my devices when I'm home. If I turn wifi off on the Maxx and use the Verizon 3G network when I'm home, I'm back to frequent pauses.
Shouldn't client-side buffering be able to smooth out the video playback in spite of local network issues?
I realize there is a lot I don't know about the Gizmo architecture and video buffering, but this sure seems like an issue worth exploring.
If remote video could work reliably, it would be HUGE. Imagine the marketing value prop when jriver can say that MC is a viable alternative to Slingbox-type devices.