WRVS4400N Multicast / IPTV / T-Home Entertain / VDSL 50

Hi!
There a two problems with my WRVS4400Nv2 (Firmware 2.0.0.7) - I use a VDSL 50 internet connection with IPTV (T-Home Entertain):
1. Upload speed is very slow: 2048 kbit/s (should be 10000 kbit/s)
I deactivated "IPS", bacause the download speed was around 22000 kbit/s only - now I have 44000 kbit/s. But the upload speed still is very slow.
2. I get no Live TV with my connected T-Home Receiver. ("Multicast" is enabled). But VOD (video on demand = T-Home call it "TV-Archiv") is possible.
Is there someone in Germany, have the same issues or a solution for me?
Regards,
Bernd

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As far as I know T-Home separates their VDSL Connections into different Virtual Networks.
There is one VLAN for Data and another one for TV.
In my opinion you will need a Router which is able to handle multiple VLAN’s on the WAN Interface.

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