Take a look at the following.
http://www.youtube.com/my_speed
It also shows the ISP/Network speed over time on YouTube.
Click show test video, and then change the quality to 480p.
Let us know what speed you're getting (shown next to HTTP) at the first 10 seconds of the video. If the video has fully buffered it will show 0 since nothing else will be streamed.
Once done in 480p, give 720p a shot. If you are on a Netbook or low-end computer not capable on 720p please exclude this.
480p, getting around 28000-38000 kbps
720p, getting around 17000-30000 kbps
30Mb, using Superhub with "Very Good" signal strength (on other side of house).
Quote:
Your average video speed at this location from 27 Jun 2011 to 26 Jul 2011 was 14.67 Mbps.
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