Quanta adsl richiede per un server

[giovanni278 0]

Salve vorrei capire alcuni fattori, quanta adsl richiede per ogni singolo familiare che guarda un video?

Ad esempio, se 10 persone guardano contemporaneamente quanta adsl ci vuole nel server per reggere ciò

Tramite riproduzione diretta e in trascodifica, grazie

(Con 100mbs di adsl quante persone possono guardare contemporaneamente )

 

Traduco anche in inglese con google traduttore se c'è bisogno

 

Consumo per video 480p 720p e 1080p

 

 

Hi I would like to understand some factors, how much adsl does it require for every single family member who watches a video? For example, if 10 people are watching at the same time how much adsl it takes on the server to support this Through direct playback and transcoding, thanks

 

(With 100mbs of adsl how many people can watch simultaneously)

Hi I would like to understand some factors, how much adsl does it require for every single family member who watches a video? For example, if 10 people are watching at the same time how much adsl it takes on the server to support this Through direct playback and transcoding, thanks

Edited April 14, 2018 by giovanni278

[Luke 37022]

Hi, welcome ! I think @@pir8radio and @@jscoys may have some good insight about this.

[jscoys 143]

@@Luke sorry Luke just saw you mentioned me on this thread.

 

Giovanni, the answer is not so easy. If you're talking about ADSL, that is not very developped in North America, but more in Europe, by design, the upload is normally very low.

 

What you can do is going on speedtest.net, and check the bandwidth you can handle for the upload on your server-side connection. Let's say you can upload at 10 Mbps, and you want to put 2 family members on your connection at the same time, you'll have to force there maximum quality to 5 Mbps each (Or any others combinations you want, 3 Mbps/ 7 Mbps). Notice that it's not really accurate though, and sometimes you could have to reduce a little bit more because sometimes the transco is a little higher than the quality you set, or your connection is lower than usual (Everyone could have bad days you know...).

 

Hope it answers your question. If no, please clarify your question, thx.