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  #2254906 9-Jun-2019 17:25
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From that article:


"Vodafone TV - a box that sits beside our TV and feeds it Sky TV channels delivered over the internet rather than via a satellite dish."


Is that actually true? I'd have thought that it came over its own "channel" and wouldn't touch the Internet.



Multi cast is how it's delivered does not touch the internet

Nope. They moved to fully over the top. Standard unicast.


@hio77 since when and why? Guessing cost



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  #2254907 9-Jun-2019 17:27
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Linux: hio77 since when and why? Guessing cost

 

 

Quite a while back now...

 

 

 

It did allow them to offer it over VDSL too...





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  #2254914 9-Jun-2019 17:42
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Multicast -> T-Box
Unicast -> Vodafone TV




 

 

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  #2254915 9-Jun-2019 17:48
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Regardless, the box is still connected to the Internet for packet transmission so the article is not entirely incorrect.





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  #2254960 9-Jun-2019 20:53
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ZollyMonsta: Multicast -> T-Box
Unicast -> Vodafone TV

 

Ummm, is there any prioritisation anywhere, are their policies in the core routers to not drop tagged packets etc? I trust netflix to work solidly in a pure ISP because that's the enemy they have to work with globally...





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  #2254961 9-Jun-2019 20:57
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antoniosk:

ZollyMonsta: Multicast -> T-Box
Unicast -> Vodafone TV


Ummm, is there any prioritisation anywhere, are their policies in the core routers to not drop tagged packets etc? I trust netflix to work solidly in a pure ISP because that's the enemy they have to work with globally...



For Unicast? It’s OTT adaptive streaming.




 

 

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  #2254963 9-Jun-2019 21:05
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antoniosk:

 

ZollyMonsta: Multicast -> T-Box
Unicast -> Vodafone TV

 

Ummm, is there any prioritisation anywhere, are their policies in the core routers to not drop tagged packets etc? I trust netflix to work solidly in a pure ISP because that's the enemy they have to work with globally...

 

 

It's basically at the network edge anyway.. so would handle it fine.





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  #2274452 11-Jul-2019 09:44
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And its all signed and sealed

 

Infratil's plan to buy up to 50 percent of Vodafone New Zealand has been cleared by the Commerce Commission.

 

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=12248537

 

 


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