...street to home? Maybe the entire coaxial line needs replacing, if old?
Hi Guys,
I swear I've been trying to do this for the past 3 years, switching ISP's buying new routers etc.
I've been really wanting to take my youtube channel to the next step by creating Live Streams - on youtube and twitch. They have been largely requested by a lot of people who tune in.
I know the UK is a terrible place for internet, I see twitch streamers from America with like 326Mbps - and I'm like, I can barely get 30Mbps.
Is there some specific route I will have to do to map out my network for Twitch streaming - Maybe switches, or a Gaming Router? What ISPs are usually recommended for this type of stuff.
I'm not bothered about pricing - I tried getting Virgin, but the lines do not go to my home, which is a real shame - I think they really let their speeds down when they wire the street with Fibre, but then put Coaxial to your door. Could be mistaken there.
So far I've been with:
Sky - Fibre
Plusnet - Fibre
SSE - Fibre
Talk-Talk - Standard -
BT - Fibre
Every time I have tried doing a stream - It cuts out within like 5 minutes. I have tried moving homes, 3 different apartments and the problem is still there.
I was wondering if I'm doing anything wrong? Chasing the wrong ISPs? Using stock equipment rather than high performance routers, and would these make a real difference?
Thanks for the help,
Kieran.

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