Bandwidth needed?
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About 3.4Mbps for the best quality. You can get away with 2.5Mbps but the PQ begins to suffer. 1.5Mbps will give you reasonable SD quality.
Thanks, I knew I had read it but couldn't find it again searching. My brother is wanting to do it and he asked. So was trying to find the answer.
Unfortunately, the very best I can do is about 600Kbps (and there are no other alternatives, before someone asks). Can someone answer this question:
Can I stream to the 722K the entire desired program at, say, 3AM and then watch it later? Or can I only stream and buffer myself to death, a-la ROKU?
Can I stream to the 722K the entire desired program at, say, 3AM and then watch it later? Or can I only stream and buffer myself to death, a-la ROKU?
You can select a movie, then elect to "Watch Later"
The movie will download in the background while you watch TV/the TV is off, and you can go to my rentals to start playing it when you're ready (my rentals is in the "all movies" menu)
Try a FREE rental first, because my 722k erases my rentals overnight, as do many others. Dish is susposedly working on a fix, but we all know how slow they are.
