How Did YouTube TV Effect My Home Internet Data Usage? - 4 Months In

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In this video I break down how streaming tv with YouTube TV has effected my home internet.

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an estimate of the number gigs per hour would have been more useful. Just divide your estimated gig by the hours you were on the TV. One number for the month doesnt answer anything if your trying to decide whether to switch or not.

veronicabeagan
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My problem with Youtube TV isn't the amount of download data used while streaming. It's the constant data send, and the longer I've had it on my Roku devices, the worse it seems to get with each software update. Pinging my router from a wireless laptop, I normally see a 3-5ms average over 10k+ pings. With 1 Roku streaming Youtube TV, that ping average jumps to 70-100ms. It affects every other device that tries to access the internet.

Lanaris
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This is what i think is the thing to do cable is pricey watch actual over the air tv and stream only to watch cable content

illkid
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Do you experience stoppage and buffering from YTTV? I do. I have 100 mbps. My PC and PS4 are connected to ethernet, two 4K firesticks on wifi, and 3 phones on wifi. Is my lag on YTTV from 100 mbps not being enough or is it because there are too many devices connected at once?

GhpNetwork
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Idk how but i used 2200 gigs of internet in a year :/

roggypoggy
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Who's your internet provider? You get 2000GB a month?

Kingtoby