Does Apple Tv Consume Lot Of Internet Bandwidth ?

[iTeachSAP]

any idea on this mayya ?

For example , I have yupp tv app in my ipad .. when i go for airplay ? does it consume my bandwidth twice ( One for downloading video to ipad and again for sending video from ipad to apple tv ) ?


any experts can throw some light .. :|

[innovative]

technically, oka device nunchi inko device ki streaming pamputhunappudu receiving device bandwidth use cheyyadu ..

sending video ani anutunnav ante .. u must be using some internet connection .. right ?

[iTeachSAP]

[quote name='innovative' timestamp='1378165381' post='1304195330']
technically, oka device nunchi inko device ki streaming pamputhunappudu receiving device bandwidth use cheyyadu ..

sending video ani anutunnav ante .. we must be using some internet connection .. right ?
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i dont think apple tv has a receiver and ipad has a transmitter .. how does a content in ipad gets displayed on ipad ? mana ipad lo unde data first cloud ki velli .. aa cloud nunchi apple tv pull chesukuntundhi .. thats opinion .. lets wait for technology experts...

[innovative]

[quote name='iTeachSAP' timestamp='1378165689' post='1304195338']


i dont think apple tv has a receiver and ipad has a transmitter .. how does a content in ipad gets displayed on ipad ? mana ipad lo unde data first cloud ki velli .. aa cloud nunchi apple tv pull chesukuntundhi .. thats opinion ..[color=#ff0000] [b]lets wait for technology experts[/b].[/color]..
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[b][color=#ff0000]okay ... [/color][/b]

[aragorn]

I dont think so as one of them is local network aka ur network

[uttarakumara]

The AirTunes part of the AirPlay protocol stack uses [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_Datagram_Protocol"]UDP[/url] for streaming audio and is based on the [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTSP"]RTSP[/url] network control protocol.[sup][url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirPlay#cite_note-spec-37"][37][/url][/sup] The streams are transcoded using the [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Lossless"]Apple Lossless[/url] codec with 44100 Hz and 2 channels encrypted with [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard"]AES[/url], requiring the receiver to have access to the appropriate private key to decrypt the streams.[sup][url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirPlay#cite_note-vlc-38"][38][/url][/sup] The stream is buffered for approximately 2 seconds before playback begins, resulting in a small delay before audio is output after starting an AirPlay stream.[sup][url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirPlay#cite_note-39"][39][/url][/sup]
The protocol supports metadata packets that determine the final output volume on the receiving end. This makes it possible to always send audio data unprocessed at its original full volume, preventing sound quality deterioriaton due to reduction in [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_bit_depth"]bit depth[/url] and thus sound quality which would otherwise occur if changes in volume were made to the source stream before transmitting. It also makes possible the streaming of one source to multiple targets each with its own volume control

Yes it uses bandwidth of your router not internet.