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On 30 March 2013, at 04:20, Walter Dnes wrote: |
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> * it could keep up with Youtube 480p videos fullscreen under ADSL 5 |
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> megabit service. The stream was the limit. |
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> * after the speed was bumped up, it could keep up with Youtube 720p |
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> videos fullscreen under ADSL 6 megabit service. The stream was |
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> the limit. The download still couldn't keep up with 1080p videos. |
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> * This week, I moved from "legacy 6 GAS" to "FTTN 7". Unlike GAS, FTTN |
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> speeds are net, not gross. So my Speedtest.net results jumped from |
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> approx 5.1-5.2 megabits to 7.1-7.2 megabits, and it can keep up with |
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> 1080p streams. |
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Sorry, but the speed of your broadband is irrelevant. |
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You can show the resolution and format of YouTube videos with: |
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youtube-dl -F http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US3Px2sePWk |
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(package is net-misc/youtube-dl) |
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Decide whether or not you need a new PC and make a new post - UEFI/secureboot is irrelevant to poor YouTube performance. |
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Stroller. |
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