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> I'm sure that makes users disconnect. I guess I'm the oposite. For me personally this "adaptive" thing without any user control is more likely to make me go
by gray_-_wolf 7y ago
> I'm sure that makes users disconnect.
I guess I'm the oposite. For me personally this "adaptive" thing without any user control is more likely to make me go away. For example I've stopped paying for amazon's anime strike after trial period because it kept playing in like 480p without way to enforce better quality.
If it's buffering, fine, I can either try to find out what is wrong with the network or just let it buffer the whole thing.
- lxgr 7y agoThe whole file will in most cases not fit your playback device's cache, especially considering STB-like devices like Chromecast, Apple TV or smart TVs. It would also be a big waste of bandwidth every time a user does not finish the entire video and the cache would just be eventually discarded.