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if you have DSTV can you not use your code to stream for free from DSTV ... ?

 

Can't recall the details, but I know it is something along those lines 

Yes, DSTV comes with up to 4 devices in use simultaneously. SO get you auntie or granny's account details.

 

It's just a pity Mobdro doesn't stream HD.

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Is anybody else battling with streams buffering recently? I have checked available line speed and that is fine. (between 7-10,5 Mb/s) Buffering is happening in Exodus, SALTS, Phoenix, RedBull TV and Mobdro so I wouldn't say that it is any program in particular. Thought that there may be an issue with international connections at the moment. It's starting to get really irritating and I am looking at going back to downloading series again....

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Is anybody else battling with streams buffering recently? I have checked available line speed and that is fine. (between 7-10,5 Mb/s) Buffering is happening in Exodus, SALTS, Phoenix, RedBull TV and Mobdro so I wouldn't say that it is any program in particular. Thought that there may be an issue with international connections at the moment. It's starting to get really irritating and I am looking at going back to downloading series again....

I have been solid and running a 6mb line on the best of days. Occasional buffer, but nothing noteworthy. Using Exodus 99.9978% of the time.

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I have been solid and running a 6mb line on the best of days. Occasional buffer, but nothing noteworthy. Using Exodus 99.9978% of the time.

 

Thanks. We can't get through anything at the moment without buffering every couple of minutes... Even RedBull TV has a few glitches as it adjusts the stream quality based on available speed.

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Is anybody else battling with streams buffering recently? I have checked available line speed and that is fine. (between 7-10,5 Mb/s) Buffering is happening in Exodus, SALTS, Phoenix, RedBull TV and Mobdro so I wouldn't say that it is any program in particular. Thought that there may be an issue with international connections at the moment. It's starting to get really irritating and I am looking at going back to downloading series again....

 

we have been having international speed issues with afrihost at the office..and I have had occasional speed issues at home recently  - ispafrika

 

I think MTN is busy imploding

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we have been having international speed issues with afrihost at the office..and I have had occasional speed issues at home recently  - ispafrika

 

I think MTN is busy imploding

 

My home ISP is Afrihost.... and now that you mention it, I have been battling a bit with WhatsApp messages going through (MTN) or maybe it's just the cr@p S5 Mini that I am using at the moment....

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Is anybody else battling with streams buffering recently? I have checked available line speed and that is fine. (between 7-10,5 Mb/s) Buffering is happening in Exodus, SALTS, Phoenix, RedBull TV and Mobdro so I wouldn't say that it is any program in particular. Thought that there may be an issue with international connections at the moment. It's starting to get really irritating and I am looking at going back to downloading series again....

Yes also battling a bit. Especially with sports TV streams on Sunday. I see cfcjim mentioned the Seacom cable.

 

Edited to add:

 

MWEB and Vumatel Fibre

Edited by travisza
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Afrihost claim they dont use seacom

They do, but are not completely reliant on its service. From their website:

 

Global Connectivity

We have improved our international capacity to multi-Gbps connections on the WACS, Seacom, EASSy, Sat-3 and SAFE cables. The Durban IPC breaks directly onto EASSy while Johannesburg and Cape Town's IPC traffic is routed onto a guaranteed multi-Gbps WACS cable.

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They do, but are not completely reliant on its service. From their website:

 

Global Connectivity

We have improved our international capacity to multi-Gbps connections on the WACS, Seacom, EASSy, Sat-3 and SAFE cables. The Durban IPC breaks directly onto EASSy while Johannesburg and Cape Town's IPC traffic is routed onto a guaranteed multi-Gbps WACS cable.

 

when I asked them why there was no notification of the problem - this was there response to me:

 

That is because we do not rely on the Seacom infrastructure at all

 

you can never know can you  - lol

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