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Re: Shaw no support new Super HD from Netflix, boo! Found a pretty cool site for details on Netflix OpenConnect for Super HD.
»signup.netflix.com/openconnect
They actually have hardware that can be placed in an ISP's data centers in addition to simple peering agreements. They want direct 10Gbps connections. |
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| Where did you hear/read 10Gbps connections? I really don't think that 10 Gbps is fast enough for all of Shaw's Netflix traffic.
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Yes, I am not employed and looking for IT work. Have passport, will travel. |
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| Says it on one of the pages in the link I posted. I think it also says a 'minimum of 10Gbps'. |
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| it may be more efficient to install Open Connect appliances in one or more metro network areas. Typically, this makes sense for individual markets serving a population of 100,000 or more broadband subscribers.
Found on one of the Netflix pages, so that puts at least one 10 Gbps applicance in each city Shaw operates in?
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Yes, I am not employed and looking for IT work. Have passport, will travel. |
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| reply to dazman09
Just noticed Shaw is now SuperHD ready. Saw the little SuperHD icon next to programs while using Apple TV.
You can verify by going to »signup.netflix.com/superhd |
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