Best device for streaming races?

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  • MotoMatt
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2013
    • 314

    #16
    Originally posted by lurker View Post
    Firestick for Flo Racing and Hockey. Works fine. And my highspeed internet is questionable at times with every device in the house, yet the Firestick works fine with no issues or buffering.
    These streaming devices are pretty sweet, I run Roku personally. They manage low bandwidth a number of ways so you can stay connected. The biggest is resolution control; they default to Auto which will stream at the highest resolution your connection can support at any given times. It will float between 480p and 4k depending on conditions. The other is live delay where you may think you are watching it live, but it "buffered" in the beginning and goes from there so you really don't know how "live" you are but unless you are talking to someone there or on a different stream. You could be seconds to minutes behind the live action. In the end it doesn't matter in 99% of cases.

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    • TBSprintFan
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2016
      • 614

      #17
      Originally posted by lurker View Post
      Firestick for Flo Racing and Hockey. Works fine. And my highspeed internet is questionable at times with every device in the house, yet the Firestick works fine with no issues or buffering.
      Picked up a Firestick late last week and watched the both nights of the Show Me 100 and didn't have a problem at all plus it was a lot clearer as I didn't have to adjust the bandwidth like I had to do on my computer. Thanks to everyone who replied for your help. Plus watched a couple of movies on there for free with our Amazon Prime account.

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