ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
Could I please get some kind of indication as to when we can expect the performance of our accounts will improve in PE?
Quite possibly when the rest of the world starts caring that PE exists?
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Could I please get some kind of indication as to when we can expect the performance of our accounts will improve in PE?
anybody know a good website to stream this weekend's sport at decent speeds. I tried the flash ones like wiziwig and they are horrible in terms of quality and speed. the torrent streams are amazing but it only lasts 5sec then takes upto a min to buffer
That mweb link that hosts CS:GO is probably held together with duct tape and string. Pings are around 10-300.
Well the duct tape and string must also be connected to a large rubberband![]()
^^
People on MTN, MWeb and people from the Cape get such nice pings.
Guess they take another route :/
So CW, how's your network coping with all the Apple fans updating to iOS8?
DJ, is MASHUP a p2p protocol or a download protocol or is that one of the same.
Reason I ask I was chatting Mickey on live chat he mentioned that I am still battling with MASHUP as it continues to buffer. Last night the Mrs and I packed it in as watching was impossible. This is an SD stream.
Any ideas
Could I please get some kind of indication as to when we can expect the performance of our accounts will improve in PE?
As Paul mentioned, MASHUP is an aggregation service, that aggregates from various sources and providers. None of those sources distribute on a CDN node - they're all distributed from VPS services, and to be honest, they're pretty shoddy at the best of times. There's nothing that we can do about them. They change IPs all of the time as they get shut-down on a daily basis. They change hosts. They change content delivery protocols. They're never cached properly. They're forever subjected to congestion on their host's side. Etc.
It's a nice and accessible service, but it's hardly one with $$$ investment behind it, and therefore they don't deliver content locally here in a decent fashion - certainly not a manner that any ISP can claim to prioritise, or even want to setup a separate team to prioritise.
Shot for the explanation. Just there are times where it is perfect and other times (mostly) that it sucks. We are busy watching our way through CSI and are on S5, but its really hit and miss as to if we get a stream. MOVREEL works almost all the time, but buffering is an issue.
Anyway - time to look for another alternative.