NeilF
Prominent Member
If we take say a worse case scenarion? A 30GB moving lasting 2hrs? How much data per second has to be streamed?
30*1024*8=245760mbits total file size
245760/(2*3600)=34mbps transfer required
So worse case scenario, you'd need to get 34mbps from your storage and through your network.
Now, of course, that's an extreme example, so I expect generally it's about half that rate required, so about 15-20mbps?
Are these figures about right? Can a standard 100mbps ethernet network cope happily with these?
And if there's homeplugs in there too?
30*1024*8=245760mbits total file size
245760/(2*3600)=34mbps transfer required
So worse case scenario, you'd need to get 34mbps from your storage and through your network.
Now, of course, that's an extreme example, so I expect generally it's about half that rate required, so about 15-20mbps?
Are these figures about right? Can a standard 100mbps ethernet network cope happily with these?
And if there's homeplugs in there too?
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