If the portal i took has already lots of people on it. For example 100. And if they watch all at the same time on same channels will that channel will be lagging? Or buffer?
If the portal i took has already lots of people on it. For example 100. And if they watch all at the same time on same channels will that channel will be lagging? Or buffer?
Its more about the end users speed and if the provider throttles the service. Buffering can be caused by a number of reasons. As a user make sure your plugged directly into the modem/router with Cat 6 ethernet cord. And like everything you get what you pay for. If you cheap out on a 40 dollar box expect buffering spend at least 150 160 on a box. Bu doing what i have suggested it eliminates you as the user of being the cause of buffering. I didnt mention obivously you need a good tested high speed internet provider. I provide to options for service which are tested throughly before i offer them. Let me rephrase i havent offered them. Word of mouth alone . Its a game changer. Terrestrial tv is not the future.
The only ppv event in recent memory that was a problem was McGregor Mayweather. Even the major players crashed so i wouldn't worry about that other the providers i know are always prepared they will have upto 25 or 30 feeds there's inhave also seen where they have 5. Thats what trying to watch any live tv on Kodi is a joke
I dont consider a firestick a cheap box. Im referring to the no name offshore boxes with no firmware support
It depends fully of bandwidth via provider has been bought in server/servers. Our servers can handle atm 55.000+ watchers at same time &same channel. 4Gbps uplink all servers atm.
If the provider has not purchased sufficient bandwidth for the service when it will buffer if a lot of people try to watch at the same time.