Streaming with contraints
Streaming media is not only where we are headed but where we are. Looking into the future I have decided against SAT for the MH simply because I know the future will be all streaming media, and SAT ha...
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I don't get it, are you trying to promote discussion or looking for a specific answer?
I used to have an unlimited plan with MetroPCS and it was great but not so great for nationwide travel. Then my wife dumped my $50 a month unlimited 4g plan that I was grandfathered in to save $5 a month, without asking and even after being told by the rep that it would never be available again for that cheap...
Anyway, that is still a sore spot, sorry about the diversion.
There is NOTHING I am aware of in this country that is or will (in the near future) make video streaming a viable replacement for traditional TV in a community environment (Campground or cellular network).
At home, it works out very well and I have found that for what I consider a good viewing experience, I need about 7Mbps/s for 720 TV shows and about 16 Mbps for a full 1080p movie with 5.1 digital surround. No way that is happening at a campground shared internet connection.
I used to have an unlimited plan with MetroPCS and it was great but not so great for nationwide travel. Then my wife dumped my $50 a month unlimited 4g plan that I was grandfathered in to save $5 a month, without asking and even after being told by the rep that it would never be available again for that cheap...
Anyway, that is still a sore spot, sorry about the diversion.
There is NOTHING I am aware of in this country that is or will (in the near future) make video streaming a viable replacement for traditional TV in a community environment (Campground or cellular network).
At home, it works out very well and I have found that for what I consider a good viewing experience, I need about 7Mbps/s for 720 TV shows and about 16 Mbps for a full 1080p movie with 5.1 digital surround. No way that is happening at a campground shared internet connection.
