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We've used a 3G service for a couple of years which works pretty well, circa 2 to 3 Mbps downstream, that's all we can get here.
However we're starting to watch a bit more TV online now and 3G starts getting expensive. ADSL is much slower, but cheaper for higher volumes.
Both for this, and as a backup to the 3G service, I was thinking about getting the knackered old phone line reactivated (no LLU, Market 1, circa 3km line - used it a couple of years ago before we upgraded to 3G)
Couple of questions:
1. Will Seesaw stream properly at 1.5Mbps? (That's all the ADSL can manage, IP profile 1750 sync 2048 IIRC) - if the answer here is no, then the project is a no go as only 3G is quick enough (streams fine on standard def and 95% of the time fine on the higher res setting)
2. Is there any sensible way of setting up both connections behind one router so that streaming goes via ADSL and everything else via 3G? (I've seen routers that can fail over 3G down to ADSL, but that's not quite what I was looking for)
However we're starting to watch a bit more TV online now and 3G starts getting expensive. ADSL is much slower, but cheaper for higher volumes.
Both for this, and as a backup to the 3G service, I was thinking about getting the knackered old phone line reactivated (no LLU, Market 1, circa 3km line - used it a couple of years ago before we upgraded to 3G)
Couple of questions:
1. Will Seesaw stream properly at 1.5Mbps? (That's all the ADSL can manage, IP profile 1750 sync 2048 IIRC) - if the answer here is no, then the project is a no go as only 3G is quick enough (streams fine on standard def and 95% of the time fine on the higher res setting)
2. Is there any sensible way of setting up both connections behind one router so that streaming goes via ADSL and everything else via 3G? (I've seen routers that can fail over 3G down to ADSL, but that's not quite what I was looking for)























