Stoned Rose
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IPTV is where it's at nowadays for me.
£10 a month and a flawless service.
£10 a month and a flawless service.
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Ditching Sky
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aguerrrroooooooooooo
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If you've only got 4mbps then you're knackered, can you get fibre in your area?I've got a zgemma h2s but I've been told it's time to go to IPtv.
Does this only work through your broadband connection rather than the dish as I have a very slow speed,
( about 4 Mbps)
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Yes I believe it would take it to around 10 Mbps.If you've only got 4mbps then you're knackered, can you get fibre in your area?
Live on the Pennines hills so miles away from the exchange
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Have you considered getting a bigger dish and just we using euro channels? You won't get any English but you could put BBC Manchester through your speakers instead :)Yes I believe it would take it to around 10 Mbps.
Live on the Pennines hills so miles away from the exchange
My iptv sub has both SD and HD channels. They are 1Mb/s (480p) and 3Mb/s (720p). They would be fine with your current speed. 10mbs would be better though.Yes I believe it would take it to around 10 Mbps.
Live on the Pennines hills so miles away from the exchange
I hadn't but it's an optionHave you considered getting a bigger dish and just we using euro channels? You won't get any English but you could put BBC Manchester through your speakers instead :)
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Thats pretty low bitrate for channels tbh; also if anyone else was using the internet he would be in troubleMy iptv sub has both SD and HD channels. They are 1Mb/s (480p) and 3Mb/s (720p). They would be fine with your current speed. 10mbs would be better though.
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No probs, I'm surprised that fibre would only take you to 10mbps; check to see if Zen are in your areaI hadn't but it's an option
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1m Technomate Solid Hi-Gain Satellite Dish & Fittings SystemSat
You'd still need stuff like a motor and all the other bits
@TCIB and @talkativesprout are more knowledgeable chaps than myself on the subject though :)
They use a a fairly standard x264 encode and they look fine.Thats pretty low bitrate for channels tbh; also if anyone else was using the internet he would be in trouble
If using xbmc he could up the buffer size a bit. It all depends on what the provider is sending out.