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No doubt a major factor in online gaming will be down to the health of your ADSL connection.
Hopefully posting here, you are already on Freeola Broadband rather than some of the 'cheap and nasty' providers I could mention! ;¬)
Can you post your line stats (sync/attenuation/snrm) ?
Also the results from speedtester.bt.com ?
This will allow people to see what your line looks like.
Lots of 'gamers' like to have interleaving turned off (if their line can handle it) - this puts your line in 'fast' mode and reduces latency(delay) which is obviously good for gaming!
Freeola mention in my Understanding ADSL thread to contact them if you would like this turned off.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Check nat by doing a 'test xbox live connection' from the system tab after pressing the guide button. If it comes up moderate or strict Id suggest opening the required ports on your router.
You'll get a step by step guide on port forward Just select your router from the list and then xbox live 360.
I will post the details if i am having difficulty after trying the NAT thing, it seems weird that it is only Call of Duty that normally does it. Thanks for the help and i will let you know how i get on tonight!
> ok, looks like i got some things to try, i am going to be
> connected with Freeola on the 28th (so they tell me)
>
Hah, same date as I got too.
NAT settings certainly seem to make a difference though.
Play COD4 - half way through the first game and i get kicked out, "error connecting to the network"
I am booted off Xbox Live but then if i try re-connect it is fine until i go play again and get kicked off.
Any ideas as to what could be happening, not NAT issues were shown on Xbox when testing connection, it let had no hazzard sign or anything. Could it be my Internet provider???
It is really annoying now and i am getting stressed with it lol
"Network Connection Lost"
> The message i get is;
> "Network Connection Lost"
That sounds like you've lost your network connection! :¬P
I refer you to my first post...
[s]Hmmm...[/s]