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Considering what my 35mbit upload looks like with screensharing I guess they like seeing pixels flip every few seconds and seeing people's faces not move in con
by consp 6y ago
Considering what my 35mbit upload looks like with screensharing I guess they like seeing pixels flip every few seconds and seeing people's faces not move in conference calls. No word about quality or what is considered acceptable and I guess it was avoided because it will be abysmal. There is a big difference between "it works" and "it's workable".
- wffurr 6y agoA 720p upstream only needs like 0.5 Mbps upload. If you can’t get good quality on your 35 Mbps upstream connection, then something else is wrong with your network. Could be your local network, could be a poor cable somewhere between you and the CMTS, could be the node is overloaded and doesn’t have enough trunk bandwidth, could be poor peering. Could be lots of things, but it’s not your provisioned connection. Provisioning a higher bandwidth connection on the same infrastructure wouldn’t fix any of that. I had significant upstream issues that were caused by frayed coax cable coming from the street pole to the house. Technician replaced the cable and it’s been flawless ever since. Google Meet calls work great over my 75/15 connection and wired Ethernet.