[BC] Usefulness of EAS
Rob Landry
011010001 at interpring.com
Sun Jun 17 11:53:03 CDT 2012
On Sun, 17 Jun 2012, Broadcast List USER wrote:
> Actually, there is no place in the country without high speed Internet
> access, it's just that some people and some companies (stations) don't
> want to pay for it.
> Wild Blue and Hughes are available everywhere.
They're not necessarily usable, however. The Wild Blue TOS states their
service will only work with specific OS and browser versions, will not
work with VPN's, and are limited to specific data volume caps after which
service will be "slowed".
The highest data cap WB lists on its Web site is 25 GB. A single 128
Kbit/second stream is 16,000 bytes per second. That x 60 seconds / minute
x 60 minutes/hour x 24 hours / day works out to 1,382,400,000 bytes per
day. That will hit the 25 GB data cap in 18 days, after which the stream
would probably stop working.
Rob
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