IKS Freezing explained

[Gary Gnu]

No guarantee that it will accept a ping either..

[frank_300]

Originally Posted by Gary Gnu

No guarantee that it will accept a ping either..

Prob not, these IKS stbs wouldn't be around now if they were easy to trace.

[oldguy99]

First off ...don't get Verizon, they are blocking the packets that allow IKS to work.

[eagle_has_landed]

Any idea how much data size (in kb or mb) transfers per second or minute?

[jonathanm1978]

Couple kb of data is all a Control Word consists of, as far as I know. I could be wrong, but it can be run on a dialup connection, so it isn't very much at all..very small packet.

[Hollywoodwood]

DANG.... ROFLMAO... HWW

[gatonico]

Based in the above explain

Why have private support that work without freezing?

I think that is same important the number of clients connected to the server

Regards

[sodusme]

Originally Posted by jonathanm1978

Couple kb of data is all a Control Word consists of, as far as I know. I could be wrong, but it can be run on a dialup connection, so it isn't very much at all..very small packet.

This is what has been posted for Nfusion and I would have to think the others are about the same:

You rNfusion will use 10.5 kb per hr and 254 kb in a 24 hr span. If you have your tv on 24 hrs a day for 30 days you would use about 7,593 kb or equivalent to 7.4 MB equals to 720 hrs that your reciever is left on all that time.

[Harleeerider]

Originally Posted by eagle_has_landed

Any idea how much data size (in kb or mb) transfers per second or minute?

I am running a wirless aircard 5GB a month allowance the KBOX uses about 1 MB per hour of TV usage I will go nowhere near my allowance. That only figures to 744hours of Tv or about 744MB usage per month. That is if you leave it on 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

I hope this will help