This gives a rough idea what the traffic pattern of a playing movie looks like when using the Roku player over broadband. This is about what I expected. Seven meg is my max download.
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2 comments:
What is the timeframe covered in that graph? I'd like to get a better idea of how many bits per hour, etc.
I'm glad that you're still pleased with your Roku. This might tempt me to buy one, too.
120 second in that particular window. I can enable SNMP (I think) and track it that was if it's of any interest to you. I kept the graph running for two hours or so during a couple movies and that's pretty much what it did the entire time it was playing a movie.
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