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#104949 23-Jun-2012 12:23
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Hi, last night I was trying to stream F1 FP2 on iSky. Unfortunately the buffering made it completely unwatchable. It would play for maybe 10 sec, buffer for a min or so, play for 10 secs, buffer for 1 min....you get the idea. 

I have done a recent speedtest, ignore the upload it has never worked. 


I would have thought with those speeds I would at least be able to stream in sd? Or am I missing something....

Thanks

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  #645089 23-Jun-2012 12:56
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which ISP?



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  #645090 23-Jun-2012 12:57
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NonprayingMantis: which ISP?

Orcon - Genuis

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  #645110 23-Jun-2012 14:15
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i would think that being about service there home plans would be quoted including GST



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  #645111 23-Jun-2012 14:18
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Could you please explain?

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  #645122 23-Jun-2012 14:40
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samsam: i would think that being about service there home plans would be quoted including GST


Errr... you replying to wrong post ? :)




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  #645134 23-Jun-2012 15:18
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xpd:
samsam: i would think that being about service there home plans would be quoted including GST


Errr... you replying to wrong post ? :)


yea i was sorry, i must of closed the tab and been on this one when i replied

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  #645138 23-Jun-2012 15:32
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Yea iSky isn't the most reliable service I've found.




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  #645164 23-Jun-2012 16:31
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I bet you it falls over again tonight when the rugby starts. It has the last two Saturdays... It doesn't seem to handle the high loads.




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  #645183 23-Jun-2012 17:37
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Arr that sucks. I found a really nice stream on Justin TV last night but it got taken down. Hopefully I'll have better luck tonight for FP3 and qualy.

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  #645193 23-Jun-2012 18:42
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Orcon should theoretically have the best isky experience because all the content is hosted on the Orcon CDN

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  #645195 23-Jun-2012 18:44
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I'll see how it goes tonight with FP3, I'm hoping it is good because there arn't many high quality streams out there. What sort of bandwidth would you think iSky uses, cant be more than 5mbit?

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  #645203 23-Jun-2012 19:00
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It is CIF resolution (512x288) at 1.4 Mbps. If you call this high quality then your standards are very low.




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  #645204 23-Jun-2012 19:01
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Spyware: It is CIF resolution (512x288) at 1.4 Mbps.

So mustn't have been an issue with bandwith.

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  #645230 23-Jun-2012 20:19
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hairy1: I bet you it falls over again tonight when the rugby starts. It has the last two Saturdays... It doesn't seem to handle the high loads.

Good call!

Last Saturday it was down all night through till Sunday morning. Glad I am not paying for it!

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  #645256 23-Jun-2012 21:29
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Try to watch FP3 at the moment and getting the dreadful "this content is currently unavalible". It is so fustrating because it is by far the best quality stream, when it works.

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