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Ping

1. This test sends HTTP requests to the selected server, and measures the time it takes to get a response.

Download Speed

1. Your computer downloads small binary files from the web server to the client, and we measure that download to estimate the connection speed.

2. Based off this result, we choose how much data to download for the real test. Our goal is to pick the right amount of data that you can download in 10 seconds, ensuring we get enough for an accurate result but not take too long.

3. We prevent caches from throwing off results by appending random strings to each download.

4. Once we start downloading, we use up to four HTTP threads to saturate your connection and get an accurate measurement

5. Throughput samples are received at up to 30 times per second.

6. These samples are then aggregated into 20 slices (each being 5% of the samples).

7. The fastest 10% and slowest 30% of the slices are then discarded. We'll explain that more below.

8. The remaining slices are averaged together to determine the final result.

Since we are measuring data transported over HTTP (via Flash), there are the following factors that can affect speed: potential protocol overhead, buffering due to the many layers between our application and the raw data transfer, and throughput bursting due primarily to CPU usage. These factors lead us to drop the top 10% and bottom 10% of our slices as outliers.

Additionally, we keep the default test length short for user experience. Because the test is shorter, the ramp-up period can take a significant part of the beginning of the test, leading us to drop another 20% of the bottom result slices.

Upload Test

1. A small amount of random data is generated in the client and sent to the web server to estimate the connection speed.

2. Based on this result, and appropriately sized chunck of randomly generated data is selected for upload.

3. The upload test is then performed in chunks of uniform size, pushed to the server-side script via POST.

4. We'll use up to four HTTP threads here as well to saturate the connection.

5. Chunks are sorted by speed, and the fastest half is averaged to eliminate anomalies and determine the result.

Deciding the number of threads

Speedtest will use up to four http threads during the download and upload portions of the test. However, it will only use more than two threads if they are needed to accurately measure the speed, so as to minimize the effect of HTTP overhead on lower-speed connections. After the pre-test, if the connection speed is at least 4 megabits per second, then Speedtest will use four threads. Otherwise, it will default to two threads.

However, there is a hurdle on older browsers: on Internet Explorer 7 and earlier (as well as Firefox 2 and earlier), the browser strictly adheres to the HTTP specification of only two threads per hostname. So for those older browsers, in order to scale up to four threads we must open the third and fourth thread to a secondary URL provided by the host that points to the same server. This way, we can work around the limitations of those older browsers and still measure higher-speed connections accurately. Most of our hosts do have a working secondary URL, but if you're testing from an older browser to a host that doesn't, Speedtest will be limited to two threads at maximum. This is one reason why we recommend that all visitors use up-to-date browsers.

What do mbps and kbps mean?

By default, Speedtest measures your connection speed in mbps, meaning Megabits Per Second. Mbps is the ISP industry-standard, and we use it on Speedtest.net so you can easily compare your result to your broadband plan's speed.

However, there are four different options available to calculate. These are:

• kbps or Kilobits Per Second - One kilobit is 1000 bits, and bits are the smallest possible unit of information (a little on/off switch). This was typically used by mobile connections, but as mobile carriers get faster they're switching over to megabits.

• kBps or KiloBytes Per Second - Bytes are made up of eight bits, so one kilobyte equals eight kilobits. File-sizes on your computer are typically measured in bytes, so you'll usually see kilobytes used by download utilities. Bytes are capitalized when used in acronyms to distinguish them from bits, since both start with the letter B.

• mBps or MegaBytes Per Second - It takes eight megabits to make one megabyte. Most of the files on your computer are measured in megabytes, and if you have a fast connection you'll see this used in download utilities.

If you're comparing our speed test to another measurement, please make sure they're using the same unit. Otherwise, you are not getting a level comparison and may be seeing much lower or higher results than you expected.

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Setup Connection

The IPTV set top box needs to be connected to the network, your television and a power source. These connections must be completed in the order specified in order to ensure proper initialization.

1. Connect one end of the Ethernet network cable to an active network wall jack or back of your Internet router/Modem and other end of the cable to the jack on the back of the IPTV set top box.

2. Hook up the video and audio source of the Set-Top Box with your Television Set using any one of the supplied cable listed below:

   • HDMI Digital Audio and Video Cable(Recommended).
   • Composite RCA Audio and Video Cable:(Yellow - Video, White & Black - Audio).

3. Connect the power source to the Set-Top Box and then connect the power cord to the wall electric outlet.

4. After connecting, verify there is a green link light next to the network jack on the back of the set top box.

Using the IPTV Set-Top Box

1. Turn on TV and set input to match Audio/Video connection type.

2. On the set top box remote, press STB and then press Home. The channel guide should display.

Choose DeshiTV 24-hour channel from your Channel Guide

1. Use the left and right arrows to navigate either "Bangla" or "Probashi Bangla Channel" category. Under the selected "Bangla/Probashi Bangla" Catergory, Browse the channel list from the right side panel to find the DeshiTV or DeshiTV 24 icon by using the up and down arrows.

2. After you find the DeshiTV channel icon, click or press OK to select the DeshaiTV channel to enjoy our DeshiTV 24-hour Live TV broadcast.

3. You may also remember the DeshiTV channel number from your IPTV Set Top box so that enter it every time to go directly to DeshiTV channel.

Choose Channels from Channel Guide

1. Channels are organized across the top of the screen. Use the left and right arrows to navigate categories. Use the up and down arrows to preview channels under each category.

2. Press OK to select a channel.

3. You may also enter a channel number to go directly to that channel.

Remote Control

Each Set top box has a remote control included that allows the individual to control channels on the set top box. Audio volume must be controlled by your television.

DeshiTV has launched its tellyLIVE24™ broadcast platform at 2007 that uses State-off-the-Art technology based end-to-end Live IP based broadcast. This, in fact, revolutionize the way people watch Television. DeshiTV's tellyLIVE24™ provides its viewers crystal clear live contents delivery with the aid of the IPTV live streaming technology deployment. Its processing engine gives better sound in True HD Dolby Audio and 1080P HD video picture quality.

DeshiTV-tellyLIVE24™ brings to its viewers HDTV quality content LIVE straight from DeshiTV streaming server situated at Mississauga, Canada to your living room Television set. We are proud to offer all of this with absolutely FREE of cost with the help of various IPTV/OTT platform from all around the globe together with DeshiTV Mobile device Apps and its webTV portal All you need is an internet connection of 7 MBPS or higher or your Mobile data or WiFi connectivity. It's truly that simple!

As of today, more than two millions viewers are watching DeshiTV's Live 24-hour program contents through numerous IPTV/OTT platforms from all around the world. DeshiTV's live 24-hour program with the aid of its revolutionize tellyLIVE24™ streaming technology is very easy to watch. Just contact your local distributors or resellers from your neighborhood for your connectivity of the trouble-free reliable IPTV/OTT service which are legal and currently available in the market.

You can easily find our 24-hour "DeshiTV channel" at any of our recommended reliable IPTV/OTT service providers like RadiantIPTV, JemTV or JadooTV available in the market. For subscription information, please contact our DeshiTV sales at +1.800.547.6090 or +1.416.566.6774 or email us at "[email protected]".

In Addition, you can also watch our DeshiTV 24-hour live telecast program into your mobile/tablet devices as well. You have to download and install the free "DeshiTV App" from either Apple Store or Google Play Store. It is absolutely free to use!

In Addition, you can also watch our DeshiTV 24-hour live telecast program through your mobile/tablet devices as well. You have to download and install the free "DeshiTV App" from either Apple Store or Google Play Store. It is absolutely free to use! Check the Downloads Tab section here.

You need a high speed internet connection with minimum download speed of 7 Mbps and minimum upload speed of 5 Mbps. Lower the ping is better for your IPTV connectivity.

This often occurs on slower connections, but can also come about if you reside far from the channel’s broadcasting source, or if you are running network intensive applications, such as p2p and download managers. Some times the channel may be hit with a lot of traffic and this could cause a slow down in the loading and viewing of the channel. Also your internet connection may be slowed down by various network intensive programs, and quitting these programs could help resolve the problem. A recommended suggestion is to try viewing a channel at various points in the day, as internet traffic and speeds fluctuate throughout the day and you could get better performance from your subscribed IPTV/OTT service and the Internet itself by accessing it at a later time in the day.

Please click the "Join" button below or CLICK HERE TO JOIN and read carefully our "DeshiTV Membership Rules & Regulations". If you agree then please proceed to fill-up the membership form as requested and submit it to us. We will get back to you after the approval process.

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