Originally Posted by gs1:
“Thanks for that information muppetman11. It's not a development that I was familiar with, but I've just read up on it a little, and see that BSkyB have been involved in its development.
If I've understood it correctly, its benefits are that satellite has the bandwidth to deliver high-quality and volumes of content to the home, but it can then be distributed around the home through an ethernet-based network.
I think I understand how it would work in practice, without having technical expertise of the detail.
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“Thanks for that information muppetman11. It's not a development that I was familiar with, but I've just read up on it a little, and see that BSkyB have been involved in its development.
If I've understood it correctly, its benefits are that satellite has the bandwidth to deliver high-quality and volumes of content to the home, but it can then be distributed around the home through an ethernet-based network.
I think I understand how it would work in practice, without having technical expertise of the detail.
”
Yes that's exactly how I read it , certainly looks good , try googling IP-LNB

Originally Posted by VisionMan1:
“Re Sat Broadband - £65 a month for an unlimited package or £45 for only a 30GB allowance. Ouch! I didn't know it cost that much.
http://www.toowaybroadband.co.uk/order_now.php”
“Re Sat Broadband - £65 a month for an unlimited package or £45 for only a 30GB allowance. Ouch! I didn't know it cost that much.
http://www.toowaybroadband.co.uk/order_now.php”
It's not satellite broadband , it allows satellite program's to be distributed like traditional IPTV over any IP network.
I've just given notice on my ESPN just waiting on pricing for BT's Sports channel now.




