Slow internet effects cs

[anas123]

Hi I am getting really slow internet will this effect my cardsharing Eg. will the channels lag or not work at all.

[Bulld0g]

Slow internet will affect your viewing quality

[anas123]

thanks because im trying to watch hd channels and its breaking up but the fta channels work perfect.

[manxspud]

Also could be a overcrowded server.

Fta channels will not need a internet connection , what are the sd premium channels like...

@manx

[anas123]

Also could be a overcrowded server.

Fta channels will not need a internet connection , what are the sd premium channels like...

@manx

Much better but not perfect

[manxspud]

As bd says slow internet can affect your quality , this said cs does not need huge amounts of bandwidth, i know some 1 using a dongle in lets say a very remote area who gets a decent pic.

If your using a pay server for a certain provider more than likely its over subscribed, as most of these are greedy f**kers.

@manx

[whitespur]

Hi , can anyone tell how i can get a good cs server , ive one butt it just keeps freezing , thanks

[Bulld0g]

Hi , can anyone tell how i can get a good cs server , ive one butt it just keeps freezing , thanks

You need to Google some cs forums m8, no cs talk allowed in here

[whitespur]

Ok , ive tried that , just thought id ask , anyway sorry for asking , thanks

[alunfennell]

Measurements For just the connection to Peers (Without viewing anything ) show that 60.4bits/s are sent to the server and 23.2bits/s received from the server every hour per user checking connection Peer to Client.

When connected to a Peer it works out like this

1 C line takes 5 x 16 x 8 = 200 bits/s
7 C lines would need 7 x 200 = 1.4 Kb/s

Each exchanged key = 16 bytes

So you view a Encrypted channel for 1 hour, if the key is updated every 5 seconds, (Sky Uk Approximate Card Refresh Rate) thats 12 exchanges / minute => 11520 bytes transferred to send or receive the keys (that is 0.01 Megabytes) ...which is nothing at all



Most IP receivers can even and with ease share on old Analogue Modems, so even to most basic Internet package which I think would be around 2meg would be more than fast enough to share with easy up to 30 peers.

Hope it help some of you calculate your own usage.

[markj113]

Measurements For just the connection to Peers (Without viewing anything ) show that 60.4bits/s are sent to the server and 23.2bits/s received from the server every hour per user checking connection Peer to Client.

When connected to a Peer it works out like this

1 C line takes 5 x 16 x 8 = 200 bits/s
7 C lines would need 7 x 200 = 1.4 Kb/s

Each exchanged key = 16 bytes

So you view a Encrypted channel for 1 hour, if the key is updated every 5 seconds, (Sky Uk Approximate Card Refresh Rate) thats 12 exchanges / minute => 11520 bytes transferred to send or receive the keys (that is 0.01 Megabytes) ...which is nothing at all



Most IP receivers can even and with ease share on old Analogue Modems, so even to most basic Internet package which I think would be around 2meg would be more than fast enough to share with easy up to 30 peers.

Hope it help some of you calculate your own usage.

thanks for the info, was searching the internet for it.