hansomreiste
Registered User
That is more complicated than that. It depends on where the server is, routing to your location, packet loss, your provider and so on. For example I have 100 Mbit/s, and can watch 3-4 1080p twitch streams simultaneously, but sometimes youtube will buffer every 5 seconds on a 360p video. And sometimes 4K/60 fps will work flawlessly. Go to the options (gearbox on the right side of the screen) and increase the buffer size from 20 to 60 seconds. Maybe it will help.
Yes, I know that, I just went with the "p" thing to keep things simple. However, the only player that has been causing problems for me is KHL's one. Yeah, Youtube sometimes goes crazy but then I know it's something temporary and "wrong". Unfortunately, heavy stutter & lag seems to be the norm for KHL because I tried watching over 20 games at least (last season, I had a play-off subscription. I played almost each game, only to revert back to laola1.tv or illegal streams after a few mins since it was unbearable) and it was all same, even with a better connection than 10mbit/mbps or whatever.
For example, now I run a HD stream on Sopcast perfectly (though it has its own problems related to the content itself). I'll watch Loko-Sibir on laola1.tv on HQ and I'm %100 sure I will not get a single piece of lag. This is sad. I really want to support the league by having subscription. Before all, I want to be able to watch Amur & Traktor as they're not covered by laola1.tv. So it's like I am more than ready to give my money but KHL doesn't want it.