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Old 01-03-2011, 14:53   #68
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Re: Sky Anytime+ Vs Virgin Media VOD

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
To me that's when VM big advantage comes to an end , ok there BB speeds will be faster than BT's 40 mb FTTC but these will be sufficient for the majority of people.
That with multicast support and ability to use multiple VLANs to a single subscriber, along with the ability to configure port profiles as they see fit (meaning >40Mbit/s is doable) removes VM's VoD advantage to most as far as platform goes, about 38Mbit/s of throughput is more than adequate for 3 HD streams.
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