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Quite a bit abroad..Can use 90 gbs in a month.Looking at mifi antennas for streaming Netflix etc. I assume people are doing this onto there van TV’s not iPads?
And if so do you know typically how much data it uses per hours viewing?
I can imagine my late father reading your post thinking “what the bleeding hell is he on about I don’t understand a chuffing word”I can hear him now.If you use a fire stick 4k, it will use 6-8GB per hour at 4k.
You need to reduce quality from “best” , which is 4K, to Better, which is HD at approx 1-2GB per hour, or Good, which is SD at 0.3GB per hour.
With films you re better off downloading some onto a stick before you go or even buying some DVD's.Looking at mifi antennas for streaming Netflix etc. I assume people are doing this onto there van TV’s not iPads?
And if so do you know typically how much data it uses per hours viewing?
There’s usual two overlapping settings in an app or device.Netflix offers 4 data usage settings and some data/WiFi only choices for mobile data usage.
The highest data load setting is where you’ll see resolution affected.
Details here
Crikey, you must have been watching tv 24/7.TBH It mounts up quite quickly. I used 480G of data in Netgear router in a month whilst touring in the UK this summer. Streaming TV, movies, streaming Sky (‘special’ fire stick app ) and general browsing and Video Conferencing on iPads, MacBook and Alexa etc. All on an unlimited Three sim.
Or get a satellite dishsimply put, using lots of data costs lots of money .... wherever you can, try to use 'old school' tv aerial and dish if you have one and only watch movies, netflix, you tube etc when 'needs must' - or alternatively, learn to live without constant tv - something i am trying to do when we are away in the motorhome .....
The automatic setting has always bothered me, I connect by WiFi through my router which is cellular. Can Netflix tell that it is restricted data or does it assume as its WiFi let it rip?There’s usual two overlapping settings in an app or device.
On a device like a Firestick you can choose what resolution to send to a screen and in another setting choose the data usage.
On an app it’s typically just data usage as the screen is fixed b the tablet or smartphone.
The OP mentioned Netflix and that app’s data usage settings as pictures: -View attachment 543923
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lol, ive got one ready to fit when i get round to it - but i have also enjoyed just sitting out and reading (thanks to Readly), chatting (a lost art ....) and watching the world go by ..Or get a satellite dish
If my setup and accidental data splurge is typical, then NO. Netflix will go full WiFi speed.The automatic setting has always bothered me, I connect by WiFi through my router which is cellular. Can Netflix tell that it is restricted data or does it assume as its WiFi let it rip?
Can it be used in Europe un Limited?BUSBY.We use Vixi SIM as they have unlimited data streaming on all social media and netflix etc, so even with a low data package we can stream all day with no worries. Set phone as a hotspot and TV wifi connects to phone