Two questions?...

[RCAJUN90]

Watching ESPN3....... Are you seeing a lot of pixelization?.. Mine definitely is not in high def, not even regular def.. .. not even close.. every now and then it clears up, but most of the time its not nearly as clear as it should be.. And I have a very efficient computer.. Anyway on another note.. Just curious... when Jay pronounces Tyler Girourd's name He says 'zher'rourd. or 'jer rourd'... I don't know which is correct but I've always pronounced it with an emphasis on the 'G'..Is it pronounced both ways?....

I have the highest speed internet connection possible on a 27" 1080pi HD monitor. Yes I've had a lot of pixelization today. Not any at all the other day. Will tonight's game be on regular TV?

[MelRock]

No, make sure to restart your computer also

[ULalum06]

I heard if you put stickers on your car it'll geaux faster.

[Turbine]

It isn't just reliant on your internet speed, bottlenecks can occur anywhere along the way, especially at the source.

What happens a lot of times is the expected bandwidth needs are pre-purchased. An event like the regional can cost $25,000 or more.

When it looks like they are going to go over the allotment they throttle back the quality to save bandwidth costs. Even when overall costs are not a concern, some systems can't handle high volume.

[moorecajun]

It isn't just reliant on your internet speed, bottlenecks can occur anywhere along the way, especially at the source.

What happens a lot of times is the expected bandwidth needs are pre-purchased. An event like the regional can cost $25,000 or more.

When it looks like they are going to go over the allotment they throttle back the quality to save bandwidth costs. Even when overall costs are not a concern, some systems can't handle high volume.

The Turbine is a carpenter cause he sure nailed that one!

[cajun_civil]

Turbine,
I am not sure how it works, but we streamed the game on our TV through my children's xbox live subscription and ESPN. We did not have any issues and the entire feed was through a wireless router. We are not in the city so our service provider is COX. I have watched several UL games through ESPN3 this way and so far everything has been really reliable. Does that set-up use less bandwidth?