On 23/04/2012 8:25 p.m., MarkD wrote:
(think I posted this in the wrong forum last week, apologies)
I've tried all sorts and can't get delay pools working for youtube's HD
resolutions of 720 and 1080p.
Below is a config snippet I've been using which should block all streamed
media. This works for bbc.co.uk but not for youtube.com
If you remove the files in between the \/\/\/\ comments it will slow down
all low res streams from youtube but not the HD ones. I put the \/\/\/\
section in to test the mime types were working but the're clearly not even
though fiddler is showing the header for the files as video/mp4.
Confusing. So are the lines between "\/\/\/\" working? or not?
If removing them changes things, something is working. But not
necessarily what you assume.
Any ideas from anyone would be great. I have to get streaming and delay
pools working within a few weeks time.?
QoS is better than delay pools. It can account for more traffic than
just Squid read/write throttling can do. Squid can emit TOS values based
on ACL evaluation to tag the request packets for QoS handling.
Amos
