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Old 01-10-2015, 13:00   #19
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Re: Struggling to get 4k on Netflix

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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
In fairness, that is actually how Netflix works - it dynamically changes the quality of the content depending on your connection at the time.
It's also how Youtube works. I've no idea what he's on about this time...

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It's entirely possible that the connection is fine, but the wireless is the trouble. I don't know how "good" Infinity's wireless is, but it's reasonable to assume it could have been configured better than Virgin's.
Ignoring the fact he later states it's wired ethernet, Infinity wireless is about the same as the Superhub 2AC. Not spectacular but passable for AC. Maxes out at about 400Mbps actual throughput.

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Originally Posted by DaMac View Post
Just wait till all your neighbours get it too...
People like yourself keep saying the same thing year on year since Infinity was launched yet it's been proven false every time, even on 100% full cabs.

BT have always had lower congestion on Infinity than VM. VM usually has the worst congestion of all major UK ISPs.
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