DominionZA
Executive Member
Hey hey
Thanks for repsonding at this late hour
What I'm trying to establish is:
Are the folks that are happy with nf etc "settling" for SD (as long as it doesn't buffer kinda strategy) or are they getting HQ/HD/Super HD according to linespeed?
I have never actually checked. Don't know how. We use Roku's for Netflix and don't even know how to check resolution of the current stream.
What I can tell you is we watch on a 42", 47" and 120" screen (all 1080p) and the quality is great. I don't have complaints. On a 120" bad quality shows up very easily.
I have monitored the incoming bandwidth on my firewall a few times and a stream averages around 120Kb/s with peaks at around 350Kb/s.
When a stream starts, the quality is normally a bit dodgy while it buffers in the background. Within a minute or 2 the picture is hundreds.
Are your streams HD though? Try watching some streams on twitch.tv with the quality set to "High".
Can you watch twitch.tv on a Roku? Never watched twitch except for CoD tourneys in which case I use my laptop. Quality not great though.