atm virgin unfortunetely. What about a 320p video? Will that effect latency?

I don't see hoe.

If you look at it , my 1st link is the what you get when you click on "Proceed to the postcode checker" of my 2nd link. Take a look.

Hmmmm Interesting!

All I can think of at the moment is that in some way the non-working one does not appear on any DNS servers. How that could be I have no idea.

Not DNS! Both have same Domain (FQDN); only the page addys differ.

So a 360p Vid won't effect latency? Sorry, it's just that there seem to be many conversations going on at once xD

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So a 360p Vid won't effect latency?

Who said that? Not me!! Not anyone! But then I'm not sure it's answerable.

It is not answerable in a definitive sense.

A 360p video may be encoded at 500 Kilo bits per second (Kbps) or it may be encoded at 4 Mega bits per second (4Mbps).

Also the delivery method used by a site affects it, e.g. if it sends data in bursts up to line speed then it will intermittently affect latency.

This is not an ISP thing, more a factor of how TCP data is affected on a connection.

Are youtube videos all encoded in the same way? I presume not...