Feedback for Ogero

Down in Bekaae as well

nuclearcat wroteThere is numerous reports from friends and in telegram group about Ogero showing excessive quota usage.
I dont know if it is due large software updates this month or some sort of glitch in their system.
Some people called support and they said it is a bug and dropped part of quota usage. Just FYI.

Well i have been noticing that for the last couple of months, and after reading your post i just checked that quota usage is reasonable. Thanks for the 411

Back online

Wasn't the only one--just seemed odd.

Jdeideh centrale was down only, power issue.

The Internet is down again since 3pm, last time they said Jdeidah but internet was down in Beirut too

wollyka wroteThe Internet is down again since 3pm, last time they said Jdeidah but internet was down in Beirut too

Today was no issues

Well there was an issue for 50 min in Mazraa it seems from 3 pm to 3:50 pm.
Probably GDS only and not Ogero

Did Ogero blocked 8080 on their public ip addresses? I used to access my cams using ddns pointing to ogero public Ip but not anymore? Anyone else having this issue?

Might be due some new router vulnerability, better to change port to something else.

nuclearcat wroteMight be due some new router vulnerability, better to change port to something else.

I changed the port and same problem.

Looks like I am the only used having this problem, might be the IP pool in my area that has filtered ports.

leblinux wrote

nuclearcat wroteMight be due some new router vulnerability, better to change port to something else.

I changed the port and same problem.

Looks like I am the only used having this problem, might be the IP pool in my area that has filtered ports.

What I am aware of is that Ogero is no longer providing Public IPs. it is only limited to some certain users that they have to use it, such as companies, etc.

Is ogero Limiting the speed on Youtube?
My internet speed reaches 25mbps, but when watching youtube, i can only see the video using 13mbps max when i open the stats on the video.

AVOlio wroteIs ogero Limiting the speed on Youtube?
My internet speed reaches 25mbps, but when watching youtube, i can only see the video using 13mbps max when i open the stats on the video.

Why would you need a higher speed on YouTube? 13 Mbps is more than what you need to buffer a Full HD.

"For streaming HD (720p) content, you'll need at least 2.5Mbps speed, for full HD videos, minimum speed requirement is 4Mbps, whereas for 4K UHD content, you need an internet connection with minimum speed of at least 15Mbps."

So, If you don't have a 4K display, it is not worth it to buffer a 4K Movie. It will increase your consumption for nothing. Now, even if you set it for Full HD, You might notice that the speed is reaching 13 Mbps, and that is only to buffer into the cache.

I have 4k displays and I'm planning to watch on them, especially the 60fps videos require even more bandwidth.

If I start to watch with a VPN, the speed gets up to 18mbps.
Without VPN, max is 13mbps.

Anyone with vdsl or fiber can confirm this?

AVOlio wroteI have 4k displays and I'm planning to watch on them, especially the 60fps videos require even more bandwidth.

If I start to watch with a VPN, the speed gets up to 18mbps.
Without VPN, max is 13mbps.

Anyone with vdsl or fiber can confirm this?

I am not sure what configuration you currently have, but being on VPN definitely will increase the speed especially that you can reach speeds up to 25Mbps. The issue is, when you use VPN, you will add overhead on the packets requiring more bandwidth. Just check the speeds on the YouTube and if the streams are fine and you don't face any buffering issues, try avoiding the VPN.

as far as I know, Ogero has google cache, so some segments might be loaded locally, thus giving you a better service.

ahk40a wrote

AVOlio wroteIs ogero Limiting the speed on Youtube?
My internet speed reaches 25mbps, but when watching youtube, i can only see the video using 13mbps max when i open the stats on the video.

Why would you need a higher speed on YouTube? 13 Mbps is more than what you need to buffer a Full HD.

"For streaming HD (720p) content, you'll need at least 2.5Mbps speed, for full HD videos, minimum speed requirement is 4Mbps, whereas for 4K UHD content, you need an internet connection with minimum speed of at least 15Mbps."

So, If you don't have a 4K display, it is not worth it to buffer a 4K Movie. It will increase your consumption for nothing. Now, even if you set it for Full HD, You might notice that the speed is reaching 13 Mbps, and that is only to buffer into the cache.

He has a 1440p display, so he can immediately benefit from resolutions higher than 1080p. Just read that he also has 4K displays.

Furthermore, buffering higher resolution content on YouTube does not merely net you a higher resolution - it also nets you higher quality due to higher bitrate. Less compression artifacts, less detail loss, etc...

Also, even if image quality for all the resolutions were equal (aside from the difference in resolution), you would still benefit from higher resolution video on a lower resolution display due to downsampling. However, due to scarcity of bandwidth, this is not an option most people would go for when dealing with video streaming as the diminishing returns kick in pretty hard.

yasamoka wrote

ahk40a wrote

AVOlio wroteIs ogero Limiting the speed on Youtube?
My internet speed reaches 25mbps, but when watching youtube, i can only see the video using 13mbps max when i open the stats on the video.

Why would you need a higher speed on YouTube? 13 Mbps is more than what you need to buffer a Full HD.

"For streaming HD (720p) content, you'll need at least 2.5Mbps speed, for full HD videos, minimum speed requirement is 4Mbps, whereas for 4K UHD content, you need an internet connection with minimum speed of at least 15Mbps."

So, If you don't have a 4K display, it is not worth it to buffer a 4K Movie. It will increase your consumption for nothing. Now, even if you set it for Full HD, You might notice that the speed is reaching 13 Mbps, and that is only to buffer into the cache.

He has a 1440p display, so he can immediately benefit from resolutions higher than 1080p. Just read that he also has 4K displays.

Furthermore, buffering higher resolution content on YouTube does not merely net you a higher resolution - it also nets you higher quality due to higher bitrate. Less compression artifacts, less detail loss, etc...

Also, even if image quality for all the resolutions were equal (aside from the difference in resolution), you would still benefit from higher resolution video on a lower resolution display due to downsampling. However, due to scarcity of bandwidth, this is not an option most people would go for when dealing with video streaming as the diminishing returns kick in pretty hard.

I do see film grain at 4k in trailers at 1080p monitor, agreed on the compression part.

Is it normal that my router stats always changing? Like every time i refresh the page the stats like max rate current rate SNR margin always fluctuating.. Is this normal or there is an issue?