I'm using Joli to run squeezeserver, I know Joli is cloud based but if I'm only using it for that purpose how much internet activity should I expect?
I have a 2gb limit and overran it last month for 1st time.
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Joli - broadband usage?
Re: Joli - broadband usage?
well not much but it's a bit of a tough question to answer. depends how much you use the browser, any cloud storage like dropbox and so on. the interface is html5 but it wont use a lot of bandwidth as it will be cached etc.
2gb is a well stingy limit though, so if you are going over, I would pay a efw quid more a month and be done with it rather than having to worry.
2gb is a well stingy limit though, so if you are going over, I would pay a efw quid more a month and be done with it rather than having to worry.
Re: Joli - broadband usage?
Downloading the Joli OS image probably got you half way there!BuZz wrote:2gb is a well stingy limit though
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Re: Joli - broadband usage?
Its a Sky package. Don't remember it being so low when we signed up. Wonder if they have changed the t+c's on us?
Anyway, glad its not Joli soaking up Gb in the background.
Thanks.
Anyway, glad its not Joli soaking up Gb in the background.
Thanks.
Re: Joli - broadband usage?
Er, probably very stupid question.... Does Joli and or Squeezeplay need an internet connection to work? That is, if I turn off the wifi should squeezeplay and mediaserver still function when running off the one joggler (mp3s on local harddrive not streaming).
Mine isn't, wonder if squeezeplay or mediaserver or joli wants to be able to login online.
Thanks...
Mine isn't, wonder if squeezeplay or mediaserver or joli wants to be able to login online.
Thanks...
Re: Joli - broadband usage?
If you have SKy's TV, phone and broadband, they offer unlimited broadband for a fair price. It's proper unlimited too without the 'fair use' caps that some providers have. Also their contention ratio is only 20:1, which is pretty good for domestic broadband.
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