Setting up QOS on EA6500

I would like to know how to setup QOS on the linksys EA6500 wireless router. I know about the media prioritization settings, however, thats not enough for me. I would like to setup upload and download speed limits for certain devices on my network, like, say 300kbps download for a certain device at all times. I want settings like the one's show in the following link: http://homekb.cisco.com/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=1e70e44efa914ee79f81cc1a9f20d6b5_Setting_up_QoS_o...
I cant seem to find this on the EA6500. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for the response
I understand that those settings are from an old router, but have cisco removed it completely from the new routers?
Here is my problem: I have numerous devices connected the router, however my brothers and I are into online gaming, so there are 4 computers playing online at the same time (Max device prioritization=3).However, someone is sitting on youtube with their phone or tablet, or somebodies phone is updating or someone is using alot of bandwidth. This causes lag in the game. The Media Prioritization only allows for 3 devices to have high priority, i have 4 devices, and sometimes 5 which are playing online. If I could limit the speed on tablets to about 300kbps, it would be perfect and we would not lag while we playing online. On my old router I could set upstream and downstream limits for the devices with their MAC addresses, so the devices that were on youtube never really affected our gameplay. Hope this explains why Media prioritazion isn't enough for me. Maybe I am missing something here, please help.
Once again, any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

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