is internet speed related to picture quality when watchin tv on the net?

Answer 1

Yes and no. With a slower internet speed you would need to select a poorer resolution of your picture quality so that it runs smoothly. Even with a slow internet speed, you could select a high resolution and see good picture quality, but the video would not run smoothly, the motion would be jerky with all the starts and stops since it could not show 30 frames per second with a slow internet connection.

Answer 2

There are many quality options for viewing videos online. A slower connection will most likely force you to select a lower quality video to avoid constant buffering and interruptions while the video loads. A faster connection will display a larger video of higher quality with less chance of interruptions for buffering, etc. The connection speed to the source is also important, since it will be reduced if many people are watching the video at the same time.

Answer 3

Of course. If you want a constant stream (not stopping/starting) you need enough band width to get the image stream through. If you have low bandwidth, you can only get through poor quality images (low-resolution). The higher the bandwidth, the higher the quality picture you can get without having the images "freeze" while waiting for the download to "catch up."

Answer 4

Yes, it will be less pixelated on higher speeds if it is streaming.

Answer 5

yes..ofcourse

Answer 6

no