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Senior Seagull wrote: Looking to get Kayo for the footy season, Outer has it and reckons its v good, like BC we are with iprimus up here in York, did the Ookla speed test and we get on ave about 27mbps which runs netflix fine, thats about what I had in my old office down in Burswood when we hooked up the NBN a couple of years ago, and way better than we had down in Bayswater pre NBN, we got 1.2mbps, absolute 3rd world stuff!!

Sounds about similar to what I was getting. And I. Also lived in Bayswater for a few years, no nbn was available at the time and ADSL was a joke. I was probably spoilt in Wanneroo I was told by iiNet I had the fastest ADSL2 speed he’d ever seen.

Bought a place in Midland in Jan 2018, was relieved to see NBN was available but it’s nothing flash IMO. Maybe need to try another telco. So you’re with Optus Baz and get u/l up to 50mbps and includes Fetch and Optus sport for $90?

iinet gives us the 2nd highest speed internet, fetch and a couple of packages for $79.95 a month.
Never had any problems with speed.

keep signing up, murdoch would be happy
dd: I have optus and it costs 120 for the internet, fetch tele and the english soccer

ArkRoyal wrote: keep signing up, murdoch would be happy
dd: I have optus and it costs 120 for the internet, fetch tele and the english soccer

Rupert looks after me Ark, I pay just $28 a month for sport and basic.

dd: yep, i have still got Foxtel for the cricket
if you are interested in soccer the Optus deal is okay

Question for those doing all this streaming, is there a limit to how many programs you stream/download at the same time? Obviously with Foxtel I can record two things and watch a third all at the same time. Then I have a Panasonic PVR can do the same.

I imagine the more you stream at the same time the longer it takes and maybe effects quality?

Also can you series link on Kayo?

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jackspratt wrote: Thailand has a far better internet service than the Abbott/Turnbull abortion known as the NBN. On the other hand, mobile (4G/3G) is way behind Oz.

As I have a reliable 200/50 fibre connection with unlimited download, (and less government restrictions) I can stream pretty much anything, but have retained my access the ABC Australia TV service. This shows 6 AFL games per weekend, with ad interruptions only during normal breaks (1/4, 1/2 time etc). Other games I can stream, as above.

All this (plus 4G phone) for about $45/month.

This is a speedtest just done:

A straight 1000/100, unlimited fibre plan is available for less than $50/month.

Meanwhile the 18 year old down the road has to sell herself to an 70 year old to pay for a bowl of rice for the family back in the village.

DD wrote:

Senior Seagull wrote: Looking to get Kayo for the footy season, Outer has it and reckons its v good, like BC we are with iprimus up here in York, did the Ookla speed test and we get on ave about 27mbps which runs netflix fine, thats about what I had in my old office down in Burswood when we hooked up the NBN a couple of years ago, and way better than we had down in Bayswater pre NBN, we got 1.2mbps, absolute 3rd world stuff!!

Sounds about similar to what I was getting. And I. Also lived in Bayswater for a few years, no nbn was available at the time and ADSL was a joke. I was probably spoilt in Wanneroo I was told by iiNet I had the fastest ADSL2 speed he’d ever seen.

Bought a place in Midland in Jan 2018, was relieved to see NBN was available but it’s nothing flash IMO. Maybe need to try another telco. So you’re with Optus Baz and get u/l up to 50mbps and includes Fetch and Optus sport for $90?

Yeah mate, the old ADSL was utter crap, 3Mbps or nothing at all sometimes.

DD wrote: Question for those doing all this streaming, is there a limit to how many programs you stream/download at the same time? Obviously with Foxtel I can record two things and watch a third all at the same time. Then I have a Panasonic PVR can do the same.

I imagine the more you stream at the same time the longer it takes and maybe effects quality?

Also can you series link on Kayo?

Kayo allows you to watch 4 games at once on one screen if thats your thing.

Recording is a thing of the past, everysingle game is stored and available for you to go into and watch at any time you like, further more its available in multi formats, full game, mini match. highlights and a goals only package ( Optus EPL ).