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I think he's referring to the bandwidth needed on the broadcast side. It's not much, 300 Kbps up will do, but there are plenty of times where people do these ev
by Mazy 17y ago
I think he's referring to the bandwidth needed on the broadcast side. It's not much, 300 Kbps up will do, but there are plenty of times where people do these events on shared connections etc. Always frustrating.
- abstractbill 17y agoOk, that's a good point - it's always frustrating for us when people try to broadcast on a connection that really can't handle it.