| Re: Youtube Buffering (posted December 17th 2012, 11:42PM) |
| | If they want HD video they need at least 2-3meg ... HD video they need at least 2-3meg on Youtube anything below that its going to buffer
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| Youtube Buffering (posted December 17th 2012, 10:47PM) |
| | Hey Everyone, I've been starting to get more regular complaints ... more regular complaints about people having issues watching youtube videos. We've always gotten complaints here and ... 1080p streaming at 5megs until I assume the buffer was full and it would start downloading
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| Re: Youtube Buffering (posted December 18th 2012, 12:53AM) |
| | I'm attaching a few screenshots to this thread to explain ... through my main provider), I start playing a Youtube video at 1080p, which should essentially max ... the video is buffered. The video stops to buffer a lot, and you can see that
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| Re: State of the Wisp business - Recent changes? (posted February 14th 2010, 01:13AM) |
| | The more bandwidth you have, the more you can oversubscribe ... a measure of oversubscription is perfectly acceptable. Also, YouTube won't work on 256k so if you ... won't like it if their YouTube has to buffer when their plan says it shouldn't, or
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| Re: Youtube Buffering (posted December 18th 2012, 12:00AM) |
| | That's kind of my point. While I tested various qualities ... ... on that 7 meg FTTH connection to see how much of it was actually being used? ...
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| Re: Youtube, video and other eater's of bandwidth (posted February 17th 2009, 11:52PM) |
| | The bad part about it is its legitimate traffic (streaming) ... service, they can even still stream if they buffer it. We also send the heavy users
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| Re: Youtube Buffering (posted December 18th 2012, 09:28AM) |
| | I have all kinds of issues. Some of my customers ... why. I also hate how they've limited the buffer time. I know there's work arounds for
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| Re: Squid Cache from scratch - how to? (posted May 15th 2011, 02:19AM) |
| | Set the video cache threshold to 3 hits to cache, ... hits to cache, and after 24 hours, the youtube cache folder is 611mb I found if ... cache and it would be very slow to buffer. I have since set the maximum video
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| Re: NetFlicks -- Not your friend. (posted December 9th 2010, 03:27PM) |
| | Gaming is lucky to even use 25kiloBYTES a second on ... 768k but it looks like a poor quality Youtube video so most people tend to max
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| Re: [Tech Ops] Weird stuff? (posted March 18th 2010, 01:38PM) |
| | Youtube push packets to buffer at a steadier rate. Most ... ... probably someone is quickly selecting and downloading 40-50MB sized video clips from some porn site. :D ...
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