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nzkiwiman
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  #609448 14-Apr-2012 23:02
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Well, being Saturday I was able to watch a few videos (popular and not) and since the change RalphFromSnap mentioned, all good again.

Have no issues with 480p and if I need higher quality then I download and the program I have been using recently moved to a premium version so the free versions speed is limited anyway.

Thanks snap!



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  #610207 16-Apr-2012 20:14
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I am still only getting 60-100KB/s and have seen it go as low as 16KB/s.


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  #610210 16-Apr-2012 20:19
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I'm sitting between 300 to 3,000KB/s but changes between each video depending on res etc
Only having issues streaming non cached 1080.



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  #610211 16-Apr-2012 20:22
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Yea im miles off that.




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  #610234 16-Apr-2012 21:22
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My Youtube performance has been good today and yesterday. I can only handle up to 720p without buffering but that is acceptable to me.

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  #610291 17-Apr-2012 00:36
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Napster: Yea im miles off that.





Mines fine.




Have you tested another modem / tested if it's dropping packets or anything like that ?
Any errors ? 

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  #610298 17-Apr-2012 02:24
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Yea modem seems fine. Hardly any errors.

Where are you located?

Will check the youtube performance later today.

 
 
 

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  #610316 17-Apr-2012 08:16
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Watching a few 360p videos last night and performance was so-so.
Some videos would buffer enough to keep up with playback, while some (mostly sub 2 minute) would need time to buffer.

Waiting the speed of downloading, I noticed general burst of speeds up to 1Mbit, with average speed of 500kbit)
 

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  #610411 17-Apr-2012 11:07
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Napster: Yea modem seems fine. Hardly any errors.

Where are you located?

Will check the youtube performance later today.



I'm in chch where abouts are you guys located ? 

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  #610417 17-Apr-2012 11:16
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I am up in Auckland.

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  #610418 17-Apr-2012 11:19
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Same. Still a little patchy for me. Tolerable, but not nearly as good on my 70Mbps VDSL as I get from my 13Mbps ADSL through VFNZ

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  #610428 17-Apr-2012 11:27
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How are you guys getting that HTTP info? Tried youtube/my_speed in Chorme and IE and I just get a normal video




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  #610446 17-Apr-2012 11:50
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Beccara: How are you guys getting that HTTP info? Tried youtube/my_speed in Chorme and IE and I just get a normal video


You should be able to right click on the video and go show video info.
This works on my Mac and my PC in various browsers so I assume it's youtube more so than browser based.
 

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  #610447 17-Apr-2012 11:53
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Cheers that works!




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  #610465 17-Apr-2012 12:17
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Do you notice any difference in speeds between HTML5 and Flash based videos?

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