NFPS / Private Buffering Occuring Peak Periods

[Zuggi]

"Speaking as a Moderator too, the service is running fine.
If you are experiencing this buffering phanomina, maybe time to do some research into how that may happen.

If this service was running for everyone as bad as some may experience, well then the service would not be in buisness.
It would have closed its doors months ago. "


When we post on this forum, we are giving positive feedback with a view to improving the NFPS service. There are those of us who know what they are doing with regards to hardware and set up configurations. So when I say two weeks ago there was no buffering in the peak periods I am being real and know what I am talking about. Dismissing feedback in such a manner wont help the service. Outside of peak the service is running fine. Happy to provide video evidence if permissible.

 

[pod77]

Read about buffering as it can actually be on Your End or Your ISP and not the server, there are many users that have no buffering and if that's the case then.....

Here is a c/p from another site that explains the buffering situation.. As some of us are not experiencing the issue all the time:

What you have described is very typical of ISP capacity problems. This has been a major problem in my area where the ISP's lack either the total available bandwidth to cover its commitment or they lack the infrastructure to distribute bandwidth at full capacity. I've had people paying for 30mbps that at peak times would get less then 1mbps.

If you can prove your ISP is incapable of providing an acceptable service through logging speed tests over time you should report it to your local authority that is responsible for the regulation of ISP's. Then you should report to your ISP that you have reported them to the authority

That is xx mbps from your ISP to you but what happens between your ISP and the server? That is probably where the freezing comes from. Do a tracert and you will see where the freezing is from