The quality doesn't appear to be better than the first time I checked it out ... and now the video appears to be a bit "jerky".
No offense, but who really cares about settting a record for streaming? If I were them, I'd worry about improving the video quality, not setting some meaningless record.
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Internet HIGH DEFINITION now offered by EINSTEIN MAGIC at speeds less than 1 MBPS
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miller
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i dont care about any record either but you must have a terrible connection. It says under 1 Mbps and I have 1.3 down here and its absolutely perfect. It might be that you have to be cabled in rather than wireless too. I was told that wireless connections are the same as cell phones which means they are always unstable. If you know of any live internet feet that is full screen and looks as good, please tell me.
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5MBit/s DSL (6Mbit/s advertised).erics wrote:i dont care about any record either but you must have a terrible connection. It says under 1 Mbps and I have 1.3 down here and its absolutely perfect.
It looks fine, but it DOESN'T look like HD. Advertising this as "HD" is where my main complaint is. If you were just advertising it as a streaming video service, I'd have no beef.erics wrote:If you know of any live internet feet that is full screen and looks as good, please tell me.
This stream, as good as it might be, is NOT HD-quality. Put it side-by-side with Broadcast HD, Satellite HD, Cable HD, Blu-ray, or even the internet download services like iTunes, VUDU and Xbox Live Marketplace ... and it just doesn't compete.
So Eric, may I ask you a personal question? Where do you work? You seem to be the only one here who finds this service "fantastic" and "amazing". And you also somehow knew what the URL was, which I was not able to find initially despite significant Googling. It appears as though you may be a company shill for Einstein Magic. Curious.
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