For those on the ES19 who normally have decent speeds, is anyone else seeing a significant slowdown tonight? At 9:33PM EST.
This question if only for those mentioned. Please do not turn this thread into a rant against HughesNet. Thank you.
I'm in California. I got home from work at 5;00 Haven't noticed a slow down. in fact it's going pretty fast for me and I'm in FAP.
Monday Night Football...
Phenomena is not just Sunday afternoons.
Yep, there's that too, definitely. 🙂
@MarkJFine wrote:Monday Night Football...
Phenomena is not just Sunday afternoons.
I post our podcast weekly on Mondays for a 10am Tuesday publication time. I have to pull down the raw file from our Slack channel before post-production and SFTPing it to the site. If I can get it done before 4 or 5pm Monday during football season it's a good thing, but it depends upon when the file is ready. Otherwise, I just leave it until early morning Tuesday.
All the streamers and cord-cutters eating bandwidth, then they complain "I can't stream", "too much buffering", "unwatchable" when it's the main source of the problem. Every. single. time. #smh
"All the streamers and cord-cutters eating bandwidth, then they complain "I can't stream", "too much buffering", "unwatchable" when it's the main source of the problem. Every. single. time. #smh"
Yes. Those who create the problem complain about the problem. It goes to false expectations.
@maratsade wrote:
Yes. Those who create the problem complain about the problem. It goes to false expectations.
In space, no one can hear you scream.
What if we send all the complainers ( not those that have real issues ) in space. Thier Mission to fix the satelite to thier expectations. They can return only if the satelite is fixed to our expectations.
Better idea:
1. Gate them to some barren rock.
2. Send the Odyssey or Daedalus to beam the rock's gate and dhd off the planet once they get there.
Even better idea;
Put them in a spacecraft that looks like a DC-10 and drop them in a volcano. All Hail Xenu!
@alfresco wrote:Even better idea;
Put them in a spacecraft that looks like a DC-10 and drop them in a volcano. All Hail Xenu!
Don't forget the hydrogen bombs. And watch out for flying thetans. Have a few of those land on you and you're done for! 😛
Hey Gabe, just checking in. Are you still having any issues with this?
-Brooke
@Brooke wrote:Hey Gabe, just checking in. Are you still having any issues with this?
-Brooke
So far it seems to be about the same. It's not a terrible speed or anything, just a bit lower than usual. It's only during the peak usage period, though. Outside of that my speeds are still fantastic.
I'll keep an eye on it over the next few days. It's not really at the point that I need help with it or anything, but if it does get to that I'll make sure to create a post in Tech Support. I started the post on here mainly out of curiosity. I thought that, perhaps, it could be load balancing related to the outage or something like that.
Okie doke, I figured you were simply inquiring, but wanted to be sure! Glad to hear so far there isn't any persistent issues. 🙂
-Brooke
Significant slowdown here tonight -- 1.2 Mbps.
Edit: file size is small because the 25MB file wouldn't work.
Wow. That's pretty darn slow!
Mine hasn't been anywhere near that slow, though it's acted as if it were. My tested evening speeds have showed a slowdown into the teens, but my actual experience during that time period makes it seem like the speed is more like what you just showed, taking much longer for websites to open.
Right now mine seems okay, both in actual usage and speed testing (in the 40s), but it's only 6:30PM.
It is likely a combination of things in my case. I'll keep an eye on it. 🙂 I wonder if the big weather event is affecting you too.
@GabeU wrote:
Wow. That's pretty darn slow!
Mine hasn't been anywhere near that slow, though it's acted as if it were. My tested evening speeds have showed a slowdown into the teens, but my actual experience during that time period makes it seem like the speed is more like what you just showed, taking much longer for websites to open.
Right now mine seems okay, both in actual usage and speed testing (in the 40s), but it's only 6:30PM.
I have to add this for @MarkJFine: I want to stream and I can't! Waaaaah! I want my MTV! LOL
Also possible that bandwidth has been allocated specifically to help with hurricane ops.
Very likely, and I'm glad they can do that. It's started to slow down now --- get off my beam, people! 😉