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Message: [QUOTE="zeekay, post: 117061, member: 905"] I know people who stream some competitive events on shoestring budgets who get higher quality feeds for those who want to watch live, and after event ends post the video in 720p and 1080p. Seriously it costs like nothing to do this, outside of hosting costs which we pay for. Also it's a joke that their archive video is the same quality as what they streamed. Unacceptable. But I haven't been able to have them do anything about it in the past. Also technically speaking their design for already posted (non-live) video is terrible. There is no pre-loading (such as you see on youtube or anywhere else for that matter) and it can only re-stream it real time. So if you're on a crappy connection there is no option to open the video, pause, let it sit for 20 minutes, and then watch it. You're out of luck as it's same bandwidth requirement as live video. #OAArant [/QUOTE]