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Originally Posted by mmm
I'm sure you know better than me what the ntl config file will say - I'm looking forward to finding out what definition of 1Mbit NTL use (but I still expect a million bits which is consistent with 10/100 Mbit Ethernet definition I believe). And yes my 8.5 bits per byte is an approximation to allow for packet overhead and other losses, for a precise value see
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I know what definition they use, it's 1024000. I used to be on the 1M service, this is what was used. Multiply it by 1.5 and you get the 1536000 that is currently in use. The new tiers will use 1024000, 2048000 and 3072000 (the uploads will be 100000, 200000 & 300000).
FYI: I use 8.25 as my figure for bits/sec to Bytes/sec (and then /1024 for K bytes/sec).
