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Line speed. Explain it to me.
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How can Amazon and Netflix through my apple tv provide HD yet iTunes movies says 19 fucking hours till ready to play

Wtf
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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [Andrewmc] [ In reply to ]
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Net Neutrality!
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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [Andrewmc] [ In reply to ]
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Maybe because when you watch amazon and netflix you are not storing all that data on your computer. My wild ass guess is that your computer is the bottleneck. Or could be iTunes server issues local to you.

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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [H-] [ In reply to ]
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It's all on Apple tv but it does seem to be an apple specific problem


That said even if I could watch something I'd not be able to hear it...........see othet thread
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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [Andrewmc] [ In reply to ]
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Is it downloading vs. Streaming?
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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [Andrewmc] [ In reply to ]
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Andrewmc wrote:
It's all on Apple tv but it does seem to be an apple specific problem


That said even if I could watch something I'd not be able to hear it...........see othet thread

Try Pornhub. I don’t think you’ll have any issues.
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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [triguy101] [ In reply to ]
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triguy101 wrote:
Andrewmc wrote:
It's all on Apple tv but it does seem to be an apple specific problem


That said even if I could watch something I'd not be able to hear it...........see othet thread

Try Pornhub. I don’t think you’ll have any issues.

Now, that’s some funny stuff. On, Christmas Day to boot.
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Re: Line speed. Explain it to me. [Andrewmc] [ In reply to ]
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There are multiple versions of every movie at different levels of compression and resolution. When you click the 'play' icon, the content provider does a quick download bandwidth test to your gear and then sends the best version that can be sustained. To provide better picture quality, Amazon Web Services (AWS) pays for storage at hundreds(?) of different sites so the content is closer to the user. Shorter transit + fewer network switches to cross means your bandwidth test gives a higher number (due to packet protocol used). Netflix years ago contracted all content delivery to AWS, so they can pay for as many remote locations as they need to match desired service level.

Maybe Apple hasn't done a comparable level of content distribution.

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