25-10-2021 9:11
"Interleaving involves the use of powerful error-correction algorithms to improve broadband speed and stability on long or noisy phone lines. Including Superfast Fibre lines where the connection between the street cabinet and home is over a copper cable.
Interleaving helps make broadband more stable - and in some cases faster - which improves your browsing and streaming experience. However, it can also increase the delay (latency) of your connection by up to 40 milliseconds. If you're just browsing you'll not normally notice this. But it can adversely affect some delay-sensitive applications such as certain online games."
08-11-2021 19:52
any ideas from the community?
08-11-2021 21:49
@Anonymous User
Call the Now Broadband support line and ask them? That’s what they are for…..
11-11-2021 13:42
@Anonymous User
If you do a ping of bbc.co.uk then if the latency to this location is around the 10-15ms level then it is likely that DLM interleaving is already at its lowest level. But generally speaking a budget ISP would not have the facilities to set the interleaving to anything other than automatic (standard profile).