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New project in the making - does anyone have an idea Re: bandwidth for streaming tv (dvb-t) from server to client??
thx guys...
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bandwidth required TV-Server -> Client (1 Viewer)
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Noone?? I can't persuade soneone with a working solution to measure the bandwidth they use while streaming SD & HD content??? Plz???
Thx...
Thx...
Well I think they can vary during broadcast depending on what is going on with other channels on the same transponder. But some SD video recorded from Freeview DVB-T in the UK seems to be about 4.176 mbps
Cant find any HD at moment and I think DVB-S is higher as well.
I guess MediaPortal adds a few bytes to this as well for wrapping the DVB, control and EPG data etc.
HTH
Cant find any HD at moment and I think DVB-S is higher as well.
I guess MediaPortal adds a few bytes to this as well for wrapping the DVB, control and EPG data etc.
HTH
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Thx for replying... I've got my Server -> client running smoothly now, with no problem with bandwidth (originally considered streaming over homeplug network - was worried about bandwidth - but decided to run regular ethernet instead...)
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