2024-05-20, 06:02 PM
Not a question that can be easily answered. This depends on your network speed/abilities, bitrate of the media in question, whether the media requires transcoding, and network overhead (i.e., normal usage of your network for other devices/activities).
Theoretically? The limit is going to be your ISP's upload speed limit for you. Take maybe 80% of your upload and divide by the bitrate of your media. This is under ideal circumstances. Even more theoretically, there could be a disk I/O limit you'd hit at some point (this would require you to have a 6+ Gbps upload speed capable network and hardware...meaning it's not going to be the bottleneck).
Theoretically? The limit is going to be your ISP's upload speed limit for you. Take maybe 80% of your upload and divide by the bitrate of your media. This is under ideal circumstances. Even more theoretically, there could be a disk I/O limit you'd hit at some point (this would require you to have a 6+ Gbps upload speed capable network and hardware...meaning it's not going to be the bottleneck).
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