As most try to do it overnight to minimise downtime I would doubt they would notify unless it was planned.

I see no difference to when the Post Office switched from White Label BTW to TTB. It was a Case of your contract is with us and who supplies us is no business of yours. In other words like it or on yer bike!

Same with all ISPs really.

Getting back to 4K usage - http://gizmodo.com/you-can-burn-through-your-entire-...

You'll just have to diet . But not as much as you thought.

I see they now do 250GB and 350GB at an extra £10pm each. (That extra 50GB only from 1 Dec of course). Base price now complicated by including the £10 raw DSL line rental so now we have to mentally subtract it. (Thank you Ofcom/ASA. Not!)

One of those might be worth considering for you?

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Getting back to 4K usage - http://gizmodo.com/you-can-burn-through-your-entire-...

I have read that with the H.265 codec it's possible to compress 8k 24fps video at approx 15Mbps and get very good results - obviously it's possible to calculate a video's file size based on it's overall average bit rate (which includes audio) and it's duration.

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Getting back to 4K usage - http://gizmodo.com/you-can-burn-through-your-entire-...

Glad I don't have one then I've just used 50GB watching some Marvel's stuff in 4K

Connection still flapping about a little, but looks like they are still working on it.
http://postimg.org/image/p84eykjgb/

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/42b41c7ad56...

I assume you're having issues on the copper part of your connection, once AAISP get these fixed for good, it might be worth transferring to their TTB based Home::1 package (1TB allowance) because AAISP recently upgraded their TTB backhaul links to 10gb/s so plenty of bandwidth on their TTB network - of course that's on the basis that TT have LLU'd your fibre head end exchange.

See here & here for more info.

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Well - Just had an Openreach engineer visit. Line tests out OK on the phone side, so he has to walk away as they have always done. This is despite seeing my firebrick monitoring and re-syncing all over the place in the early hours with no real usage. He says my provider May chase up a FTTC fault. It's not FTTC specific and a problem for 18 months. OR once diagnosed an earth fault near last pole, but the walkway chamber, 15m of duct and pole junction box just dropped off the job sheet.