Today I share with you how I made Starlink faster, more reliable, and accidentally more secure? Oops!!! 🙂 For 5 weeks I've been testing and working hard to answer these questions for you! ** NOTE ** A additional internet connection is required for "bonding" but is not limited to 2 connections and can be more depending on how many you have available. Also, your smartphone can be used as one of the additional internet connections. How do I make Starlink faster? How do I make Starlink more stable? How do I make Starlink more secure? Can I live stream with Starlink? Can I prevent outages? Stay to the end of the video for the answers to all these questions! Speedify.com get 20% OFF when using Promo Code: jcristina at checkout or simply go to my direct link: jcristina.com/speed I truly hope you enjoy the video and find value in it! If so, please consider Thumbs Up, Subscribe, and Becoming A Member Of The Channel! For Media & Business Relations Contact 📧 jcristina.com/contact BTW: This is the VPN service I use. If you want to secure your family or business data while being more anonymous on the web, check out this service. Don't forget to include a "Static-IP" and "Port Forwarding" to your order. Cheaper than a Starbucks latte a month! Thank you for supporting the channel! Interested in any products that I personally use? Visit www.amazon.com/shop/jcristina or go to the bottom of this description for direct links. If you would like to get a FREE copy of the Prologue to "How To Create A Digital Fort Knox - Backing Up Your Digital Life" or one of my other FREE books, simply visit jcristina.com/books Consider subscribing to the channel, commenting below, and signing up for my newsletter at jcristina.com/join Interested in any products that I personally use? Visit www.amazon.com/shop/jcristina or go to the bottom of this description for direct links. Highlighted Starlink Hardware I Have Tested In The Past: Ubiquiti amzn.to/3qC554s NetGate amzn.to/3cXiTTv Peplink amzn.to/3OnTsHM UTT Router amzn.to/3nJBLaL TP-link Router #1 amzn.to/3IjkyhP TP-link Router #2 amzn.to/3c8gOUq TrendNET Router #1 amzn.to/3nVukx0 TrendNET Router #2 amzn.to/3IGxvm2 Small Battery Backup For Starlink - amzn.to/3ScbcrZ TP-link AC Router - amzn.to/3so07J1 TP-link AX Router - amzn.to/3sf2or8 TP-link Managed Switch: amzn.to/3EQJKZy TP-link Unmanaged Switch: amzn.to/3FVbaih TP-link Outdoor Access Point - amzn.to/3uqDYfP TP-link Indoor Access Point - amzn.to/3rV6Nzk TP-link Control Module (100Mbps) - amzn.to/3Lduaf3 TP-link Control Module (Gigabit) - amzn.to/3rVBqEx For High-Speed Access Points (ex. Starlink or Cable) TP-Link Control Module (Gigabit) - amzn.to/3rVBqEx TP-Link AC1900 - amzn.to/3Q28y6N For Slower Speed Access Points (ex. ATT) TP-Link Control Module (100Mbps) - amzn.to/3Lduaf3 TP-Link AC1200 - amzn.to/3OLhlsK [ Social Media & Additional Connections ] 📦 20% Off Everything jcristina.com - Code YT20 🆓 FREE eBook jcristina.com/ebook 🌒 Dark Moon Teas DarkMoonTeas.com 🎬 TH-cam - th-cam.com/users/jcristina 🔖 Twitter - twitter.com/JosephCristina 👀 Instagram - instagram.com/JosephCristina 👨💼 LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/josephcristina 📖 Facebook - facebook.com/joseph.cristina 📰 Creative Discord Server - community.jcristina.com [ Equipment Used ] 💎 CASE ] Corsair - Carbide 400C White ATX Mid Tower Case - amzn.to/2qo1h8m 💎 MB ] ASUS - PRIME X370-PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard - amzn.to/2rmR9LT 💎 CPU ] AMD - Ryzen 7 1700 3.0GHz 8-Core Processor - amzn.to/2pSCx4S 💎 COOLER ] Corsair Hydro H115i Extreme Liquid CPU Cooler - amzn.to/2rfEpJ2 💎 GPU ] MSI - GeForce GTX 1070 8GB Video Card - amzn.to/2rndQ2o 💎 RAM ] Corsair - Vengeance LPX 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3000 - amzn.to/2qo8PIv 💎 SSD ] Samsung - 850 EVO-Series 500GB 2.5" SSD - amzn.to/2rmXqH8 💎 DISPLAY ] Dell - UltraSharp 34” Curved Monitor - U3415W - amzn.to/2s6pvTs 💡 Video Lighting - amzn.to/2qrDOnH 🎬 Sony ZV-1 - amzn.to/3rFkfFj 🎬 Canon EOS R & Kit Lens - amzn.to/3lEZIC2 🎬 Logitech C910 - amzn.to/3pyJK9p 🎙 Rode Shotgun - amzn.to/372oYZw 🎙 Tascam Mic w/Recorder - amzn.to/39Xb50C 🎙 Electro-Voice RE-20 - amzn.to/37SoBQt 🎙 Zoom H4n Recorder - amzn.to/3oyF2bh 🎙 dbx 286s Compressor - amzn.to/39SLTYY The above are my Amazon affiliate links - if you purchase anything using the links above, you're supporting this channel at no additional cost to you! I appreciate your support!
Good morning Sir. I have used Speedify and Connectify in Africa. Not kidding. I would go and get 3 SIMs and load up with Gigs of data and run 3 wifi cell modems. I could work relatively well in places where broadband was pretty much a joke. These guys are legit and I am a fan.
I had a lot of issues when I first got Speedify, then I realised I couldn’t rely on the “fastest server” feature and needed every day to try a few of my local servers until I found one that ran solid. I’m using my mobile tethered to pc with starlink. If I’m live-streaming or on zoom calls, I need to run them on the redundant setting and then I get a clean connection. 👌🏼💎 Worth the effort to work it out, there’s not many options otherwise.
Awesome. This is a modern version of what Boeing Computer Services was doing in 1978 with mainframe computers and satellite data links. They were after super reliability on systems used by the government and military. They simulated all sorts of massive failures: power outages, disk pack crashes, data corruption, data center complete losses, you name it. It just ran... Of course, the data centers we had back then probably had about the same capacity as today's cell phones. ;)
TABOO CONFIGURATION SEEMS TO WORK JUST GREAT! Greetings J! I realize this question is the off-topic to this video. Sorry bout that! Thanks also for your response to my question about a year ago regarding use of the Internet Adapter. I've been a long-time subscriber from my phone but see now a separate subscription is needed from my computer. Anyway, in the early days of StarLink during and shortly after beta, there was much discussion about how to connect the StarLink router to an existing WiFi network. Part of that discussion included how to gain access to the StarLink App if the SL Router is bypassed. Further, there was more discussion about potential interference caused by not bypassing the StarLink Router and simply assigning a different SSID to the connected second Router. For many months now I have been running the StarLink Router with one SSID and the second Router (connected via the adapter) on a different SSID. While this configuration seems to work fine, the only issue was that I'd need to login to the StarLink Router's SSID in order to open the StarLink App. More recently, however, the StarLink App appears to open just fine even when I'm logged into the second router's SSID. Seems strange but it appears that, while I'm logged into the second SSID, when opening the StarLink App it appears to connect to the StarLink's SSID and works fine. I only say this as the App shows connected to the StarLink SSID but my phone shows connection to the second SSID. Must have been included in the recent App update??? So my question goes back to potential interference with running the two different SSIDs with my configuration. The two routers are literally 3' from each other yet all seems to work perfectly fine and speeds have been great (with the caveats of known StarLink speed issues over recent months). What am I missing? My configuration seems to be Taboo yet it works great? And now its even better not having to switch SSIDs in order to open the StarLink App. Appreciate any insight you might have in this regards, Best, Rich sherich@msn.com
You can always have one network step on the other cause a dounleNAT situation but it really depends on the IPS assigned and more over the number that are in use as there are a few hundred available.
Will love to see speedify offering a hardware based. My wife and I have computers from my company jobs where we cannot install any software in it. Therefore a speedify hardware switch or router option will be a great option for me.
@@jcristina would you be able to explain that a little more? Would you be able to connect a smart TV to that? I'd love the benefits of Speedify on our TV as well 😅
While I actually do not have Starlink, I frequently watch and enjoy your videos. Looking at your list of routers you've tried. I couldn't help but notice no ASUS Routers on your list. Years ago I bought what was the baddest, meanest, fastest router it was an ASUS RT-AC1750. One of the first AC dual band routers. It did a couple of years ago die. I replaced it with, yes another ASUS. The newer RT-AX86U, while it only has one 2.5Gbs port, it has one. It's wicked fast, has a MESH Mode, does load balancing, and fail over. My current provider is [gag] Spectrum. When Spectrum fails I simply connect my cell phone to a USB port and my apartment maintains internet. I'd really be interested in how well an ASUS AX router would fare in your testing methodology. I know ASUS will outperform any TrendNet, TP-Link router.
Thanks J another awesome video I have been waiting for! This would be a game changer for me. I have saw all your Starlink videos and now that you found this I would like to know your entire setup like you have shown in the past. Clearly you have the two internets now and would like to know the router you are using for the bonding working with this new software ect! Geek out on how you got this set up! Love knowing the Ins and outs like you always share! Your system has changed since the last time you broke down your system. Thanks so much again!
I use OpenMPTCProuter and it's free. A little more control, and a little more thought and planning involved but it's rock solid. I haven't touched it in over 1.5 years.
I ordered Speedify a couple of weeks ago to upgrade from my prior load balancing setup, and I have been spectacularly unsuccessful in using it, trying all combinations of three inputs. I will reach out to Speedify when I get a block of time to see if I can get it working to a point that it is not much worse than my Starlink signal. I really want it to work, but so far it has been crap. I cross my fingers that I can get your experience with a bit of help from Speedify.
I'm sorry to hear Speedify isn't working out for you. A couple of quick suggestions you can try: Change the transport mode and try a few different servers. If the issue continues, reach out to our support team.
You asked recently for examples of connectivity: I'm in SW France and this is the kind of connexions I have : Test Type : Manual Test Test Time : 2023-10-30 17:53:34 (Paris winter time) Download Speed : 116.18 Mbps Upload Speed : 6.67 Mbps Latency : 0.05 Sec. Jitter Time : 0.04 Sec. Test Server : London 3 Measured with InternetSpeedTest on Mac Hope this is useful. M
yes please do a overview then maybe a deep dive also i did get T-mobile home for 50 pre month so i have both starlink and t-mobile works really great thanks for the heads up on that!
Excellent video on a solid product option. Great option vs Peplink especially for economy and getting exposure to this arena before you make a hardware purchase that has a finite life span. Hardware is almost always static in contrast to perpetual NGU Internet bandwidth speeds and related hardware.
I used speedify before. It mostly works. I only issue in the past 2 years ago it slow down my connection and sometimes I lost my session but it sounds like they fixed it
So for those who don't care to watch all the fluff added to the message; Basically he says to use WAN smoothing to use 2 WAN's to minimize impact from WAN outage. Oh and he talks a lot about a software solution (with monthly fee if you want to use it correctly) and briefly touches upon one single hardware solution.
So far software is amazing. I have StarLink as primary and DSL as secondary. Haven't had anymore dropped calls on teams or lockups on my VPN to work. Also when gaming it has saved the packet loss from happening on Rocket League.
@jcristina I'm a little lost on how you manage 2 separate connections. I assume that you have to have 2 connections to each device that runs the speedily software, for example ethernet to your starlink router and then wifi to your cellular connection. I'm using the Trendnet TEW-829DRU, dual WAN router. One WAN to the Starlink modem. The second WAN connection goes to a point to point wireless/WiFi. I'm still seeing poor performance from starlink at some times, this morning I was only getting 12M down with 4M up. Other times It is up in the advertised ranges of 50-60M down and 14M up... I would like to be streaming directly from an ATEM, which I don't think will currently supports Speedify. It would be great if Speedify supported running in a dual WAN router. I am usually running the router in fallover mode (sometimes with Starlink as primary and sometimes with the other connections as primary. I was seeing issues if I try running load balanced with connections hanging and having to do a lot of refreshes.
So the way mine is setup right now is that I have my T-Mobile via WiFi and my Starlink via Ethernet. The Speedify sees both connections coming into the computer and automatically uses them. Really simple. The many thing is just to be able to get multiple connections into your computer. I could have used two NIC cards. One for Starlink and one for T-Mobile but the 5Ghz T-Mobile is so strong as I’m close to the gateway, this is the easiest setup for me use case. Hope that helps my friend.
This info is excellent. However, I'm on a fixed income and really cannot afford to have something such as T-Mobile as well. I enjoy the videos and have shared your site with friends who recently subscribed to Starlink. Thanks.
This is super cool that this working for you in this fasion... do you have any advanced QoS shaping your doing on your connections, you've mentioned your family before... are they plugged in an trying to do gaming while your live streaming, etc.. Super advanced QoS shaping rules can REALLY work well.
It’s a bonding service. Meaning is connects multiple internet into one more reliable and faster connection. You could even use your smart phone. I use t-mobile home internet plus Starlink
Very cool software service but let's be honest. It doesn't make Starlink faster it just allows you to take full advantage of two or more separate ISPs if someone is willing and able to pay for multiple ISPs for redundancy.
Correct. Since I use my Starlink now with this software and my U-Verse and T-Mobile plugged into it, I’m seeing 35+ Mbps upload speed instead of 10-12 with Starlink alone. Great for uploading these videos.
Joe-did you get the team’s account or just a single user account? Please let me know more. Sounds like something I want to investigate- tried of buying routers. I wondered why I hadn’t seen the peplink 20x yet. Now I know. Thanks for the great work you do!
I really love the Peplink Balance 20X as a hardware solution but for a simply software solution that works. This is working well for me. Your miles may vary of course.
Hi J, I got a question. My ping is steadily at 60 during gaming. I was using cat5e and switched to cat6 and I've also checked the wifi and no difference. Im wondering if I added a mesh node and wire that to my console, do you think that would make a difference? My goal is to get the lowest possible ping. I restarted everything, and surprisingly, I got 15 ping, and then it shot up immediately to 30 and stayed fluctuating between 50 and 60 ping. I also am considering changing the DNS on the console as well as my starlink. Unfortunately, I wouldn't know which DNS server to use. I am located in Manitoba Canada. Thanks.
JC, downloaded and gave it a try with my Starlink with my home cable (Spectrum) internet service. No improvement. Actually it degraded my throughput. Tried all types of configurations as well. Best improvement noticed when encryption is turn off which is logical. What configuration settings do you have set? I would like to try them out. Mahalo! -Terry
Thanks, I subscribed based on your testimony. Would definitely like to see more instruction on this software and what you have found works best. I have Starlink and a local provider (GCI) in Alaska.
I am watching this and I did write Starlink I’m in rural Michigan and I think my closest pop is Manistique vs Chicago. Can you share more videos on how you bridge a back up service. Love the visuals and I’m still not figuring it out but have learned so much through your videos. Thank you.
Thanks for the info. Unfortunately this only seems to work at the device level. I have a lot of devices on my network and most won't be able to use this. Please tell Speedify they need a hardware solution that we can plug multiple networks into to and then into a router.
Speedify runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. That said, you can share the Speedify connection over WiFi from one device as a hotspot to other devices, or over Ethernet to a router and connect other devices to that router - this works on macOS and Linux using their built in features or on Windows using Connectify Hotspot.
@@jcristina I have TVs, Streaming Cameras, and other devices that you cannot install software onto. It would be so much better to have this as a single input into a router, then it would be only one thing to configure. Too bad they don't have a hardware device running their software with 2 ethernet inputs and one output that you could connect to the WAN port on a router.
I signed up for Speedify and paid for the 3 year plan. Unfortunately, Speedify made my Starlink perform much worse, and increased my latency 3x on average. I am getting 30 down and 10 up with 62 ms latency without Speedify. With Speedify, it is 14 down, 7 up, and 223 ms delay. I am using an ATT hotspot in my RV as the secondary, and it alone is pretty fast. I tested my connection several times over an hour, with and without Speedify and I am getting similar disappointing results. I have not had an opportunity to see if Speedify helps with drop outs, but will try that this week during my many on-line google meets.
Try setting both connections as PRIMARY. This has pushed my Starlink upload from 10-15Mbps to 30 to 36Mbps 3X using but T-Mobile and Starlink together. Let us know how it turns out David and please reach out to them at Speedify as they are very quick to respond. Many blessings.
Cool. I'll need to check this out, thanks for the info. When you run a speedtest and the packets are shared on two parallel connections, which ISP is identified as the provider?
As a person planning on going full time RVing while WFH this is super interesting. My only doubt is, can you connect to your company's VPN after going through Speedify? Also to others reading the comments who WFH. More and more organizations are flagging VPN services as prohibited in their employee handbooks. So if you connect to any of the services through this you might get flagged and have an interesting conversation with your ITSEC dept.
Just a couple of questions. I love the video and it was very helpful :-) you said it makes it faster in the title so I was just wondering if that was the case? And also I wonder if there's any way to use this with console, whether it is sharing internet from your computer to your console or whatnot?
@JCristina ooh dude that is awesome, so does that mean that it is using the speed of starlink but the upload of T-Mobile like it can use one from each? That would be actually really cool
Sorry man but I need to ask a question unrelated to this specific video. I just saw on my Starlink account page that I now have the option to change service types from the RV service I've had for a year to Residential service. I've waited 3 years for Residential. Now, after waiting for so long and after watching some of your videos, I don't know if I want to. What will I really be gaining? My speeds now are 50-120 up during the day but as low as 3 from 6pm to 10pm. Yes the TV struggles. Will I gain speed and more specifically a more even and consistant number in speeds?
Joe love the Starlink work you've being doing. Have you experienced increased latency?. I use to be sub 100 ms now I'm always over and sometimes over 200 ms.
Hi congratulations for your great videos here especially this one as streaming is what I am trying to get as good as possible. I have a streaming box for live tv channels and I can’t install speedify into it…would there be a way to install it in a device that would then feed my box with an Ethernet plug? Also was wondering if speedify could be installed in a device that then would feed my mesh system router so then all my house could benefit from speedify? Thanks and best regards Henri
Yes and yes. You could install it on an old laptop for example and use it as a router for your entire network. I may go into some of this in future videos as it looks like people are interested.
So this installs on individual devices and is not a substitution for a multi-wan router, if I understand all this correctly. So, it's kinda apples and oranges. Nor will it help with ip cameras for security as they generally can't run apps, so you can't port forward into them utilizing this. I can see how it would help you with your streaming your podcasts, etc., and it was informative to learn about the types of bonding. UTT doesn't have posts on its facebook page in the last two ? years or so and someone on Amazon commented they are no longer manufacturing, but I've asked them if their router you mentioned will help get around Starlink's failure to allow port forwarding if the second WAN does allow port forwarding, but is not the primary. Will see if they respond.
I stream Hulu on my Samsung TV. I get booted off Hulu about every couple of hours. Can speedify help me out with this problem? Keep up the great work. 👍
Very helpful, I had just reached the conclusion that Speedify is what I needed. Noob question. Would I just need an extra dongle to tie together 2 wireless ISPs? Any specific requirements for the dongle?
An extra dongle would do the trick, but if your device has an Ethernet port and a WiFi card, you can just use those. USB tethering a phone is also an option.
I'd certainly like more on this topic, For example, We want to do live streams with or ATEM Extreme from remote venues,,, In the rack I plan on a Beryl Router and 16 port Switch to connect all our equipment - Then A "portal to the outside world" I assume Speedify can help in remote situation too?
Very misleading video title. "This made my Starlink 2x faster" suggests it will be about altering the behavior of Starlink to improve speed and connectivity etc. It's nothing of the sort, so if you're using Starlink as your ISP, but don't have any additional ISP or access to internet by any other means at all to use as a failover, don't waste 20+ minutes watching this video. If you do have backup ISP options, then maybe this is worth your time, otherwise, meh. Nothing here will change the way your Starlink performs. This video title is way too clickbaity and inaccurate. Dishonest, actually.
Great info Joseph ...do I need to upgrade from my Verizon 5G phone setup to Verizon Internet to use Speedify? I would love to have some redundancy as Starlink has been a bit frustrating from time to time lately.
I'm sorry to say that it did not work for me, but it's not an issue with the software. It's my weird use case. I have three ISPs, two cellular and Starlink. All three are only accessible via wifi. While it's technically possible to set up something that could bond those together, it's not very practical. If set up three bridging routers into another router maybe this would be possible. I don't have room for four routers and all the cabling. That being said, this is a pretty cool piece of software if you do have the right connections.
@@jcristina Yes, if you have a machine with multiple WLAN interfaces I'm sure it would work. I was hoping for somethings that could bond in a way that would allow me to consume it on multiple laptops, gaming consoles, tablets, etc.
Great video! Dumb newbie question: is this something installed on a PC and speeds up the PCs connection? Or is there a way to use it over wifi (like my TV)?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think we need to setup something like a raspberry pie as the ‘speedily wan bonder’ and forward that to the Wan port of any good router, then onto all your devices..??
I would like to know more about your T Mobil / Starlink hardware / software. And how this software service installs. I have Starlink and T Mobil internet.
I installed the software in about 5 mins and it automatically did everything. It actually found both connects and used them immediately. I’ll do more soon.
Do more videos on this software, please. Will this software speed my internet service if I only have ONE internet service or does it require that we have 2 different internet servers?
Being confused about strlink router vs personal router. You tubers say bypass strlink others (and I know one) has both connected and says both work fine?? The person I know runs it via multi-switch device, then to his routers. Any advice on this??
Im desperate to try anything, I've been watching your videos for a while now. I just bought the monthly subscription to test it out. I am on residential but on the "At capacity area". I got best efforts back in october. Lets see how well this AI does. My starlink still connects to Atlanta, GA.
Remember you need to connections to bond to get increased speed, failover and load-balancing. I’m using a t-mobile gateway and a Starlink connection. You can use a Starlink and a Verizon or t-mobile or even a phone as a backup internet connection.
Can you explain how this all connects together? Can the two internet sources be Ethernet based? I have Starlink which frequently goes “disconnected” and has to be power cycled or reset. Still in a long queue trying to get support. I have a Cradlepoint modem/router with an TT&T sim. Most of my house is hardwired to computers. I have a nest mesh network that connects hardwired. When Starlink goes down, I unplug it from the switch and plug in AT&T. I don’t understand if this is software running on a device, how do these two internet sources connect?
@@jcristina my Starlink has to be powered down and sometimes factory reset just about everyday. Very frustrating with their poor support. Your content is great
JC, I spent over 275 dollars to bypass The Star Link Router, and could not get more than one MB/S on the new router. What gives? What am I doing wrong?
Totally didn't listen to this whole video.But anyhow, this wont-work for everyone because a lot of people have startlink because they have literally no connection such as my area.I could not even use my phone before without having it in a window or trying to find a location it would work in. From what I gather, the video is about how some software can use the Starling signal and a hotspot/wifi hotspot. When the starling signal disconnects it would pick up a cell signal like a t mobile hotspot or something to prevent interruptions.
They are already offering 70% off! Is your 20% off in addition to or in place of their 70% off? Also I was hoping to see a little demo of how that works?
Today I share with you how I made Starlink faster, more reliable, and accidentally more secure? Oops!!! 🙂 For 5 weeks I've been testing and working hard to answer these questions for you!
** NOTE ** A additional internet connection is required for "bonding" but is not limited to 2 connections and can be more depending on how many you have available. Also, your smartphone can be used as one of the additional internet connections.
How do I make Starlink faster?
How do I make Starlink more stable?
How do I make Starlink more secure?
Can I live stream with Starlink?
Can I prevent outages?
Stay to the end of the video for the answers to all these questions!
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When it rains does starling loose service like other satellite?
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After 10 minutes I gave up. Truly loves to use as many words as is humanly possible.
Need timestamps to skip these intros. The amount that you just talk before giving any information about the video is ridiculous.
Just forward 2-4 minutes. You should be fine.
Seriously, 6:50 still no info
Could not relate more 😂😂
HAHA I WAS LITERALLY LIKE “BRO WHERES THE INTEL”
+12 minutes in, and still a bunch of useless info. 😂 this a click bait title. Thanks for wasting my time bud.
My brother sent me your link and I'm like yourself fast and no buffing.Ill order it today,Thank you
Hope it works as well for you as it has for me.
Good morning Sir. I have used Speedify and Connectify in Africa. Not kidding. I would go and get 3 SIMs and load up with Gigs of data and run 3 wifi cell modems. I could work relatively well in places where broadband was pretty much a joke. These guys are legit and I am a fan.
I had a lot of issues when I first got Speedify, then I realised I couldn’t rely on the “fastest server” feature and needed every day to try a few of my local servers until I found one that ran solid.
I’m using my mobile tethered to pc with starlink. If I’m live-streaming or on zoom calls, I need to run them on the redundant setting and then I get a clean connection. 👌🏼💎
Worth the effort to work it out, there’s not many options otherwise.
A dedicated Speedify video is what we want
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Just did it on Friday
Wow, fantastic information! Oh, and “automagical”? PRICELESS! 😂👍🏼
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Just received my invoice for May 2023 and the residential service has gone up again. This time to $120 without any notice of an increase. Hmmm
Great video! Look forward to hearing more about what you found in using the software. Appreciate your videos and insight.
Will do, Douglas.
Awesome. This is a modern version of what Boeing Computer Services was doing in 1978 with mainframe computers and satellite data links. They were after super reliability on systems used by the government and military. They simulated all sorts of massive failures: power outages, disk pack crashes, data corruption, data center complete losses, you name it. It just ran... Of course, the data centers we had back then probably had about the same capacity as today's cell phones. ;)
Great point. So far in so short of a period of time.
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TABOO CONFIGURATION SEEMS TO WORK JUST GREAT!
Greetings J!
I realize this question is the off-topic to this video. Sorry bout that! Thanks also for your response to my question about a year ago regarding use of the Internet Adapter. I've been a long-time subscriber from my phone but see now a separate subscription is needed from my computer.
Anyway, in the early days of StarLink during and shortly after beta, there was much discussion about how to connect the StarLink router to an existing WiFi network. Part of that discussion included how to gain access to the StarLink App if the SL Router is bypassed. Further, there was more discussion about potential interference caused by not bypassing the StarLink Router and simply assigning a different SSID to the connected second Router.
For many months now I have been running the StarLink Router with one SSID and the second Router (connected via the adapter) on a different SSID. While this configuration seems to work fine, the only issue was that I'd need to login to the StarLink Router's SSID in order to open the StarLink App. More recently, however, the StarLink App appears to open just fine even when I'm logged into the second router's SSID. Seems strange but it appears that, while I'm logged into the second SSID, when opening the StarLink App it appears to connect to the StarLink's SSID and works fine. I only say this as the App shows connected to the StarLink SSID but my phone shows connection to the second SSID. Must have been included in the recent App update???
So my question goes back to potential interference with running the two different SSIDs with my configuration. The two routers are literally 3' from each other yet all seems to work perfectly fine and speeds have been great (with the caveats of known StarLink speed issues over recent months). What am I missing? My configuration seems to be Taboo yet it works great? And now its even better not having to switch SSIDs in order to open the StarLink App.
Appreciate any insight you might have in this regards,
Best,
Rich
sherich@msn.com
You can always have one network step on the other cause a dounleNAT situation but it really depends on the IPS assigned and more over the number that are in use as there are a few hundred available.
@@jcristina Thanks for the quick response J.
Thank you so much
So glad I could finally put this out.. I've been sitting on it for WEEKS making sure it works well!
I would definitely love to learn more of this software.
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thanks from Ireland hope to try it next year in my travels using starlink and local mobile phones
Sweet!!!
Will love to see speedify offering a hardware based. My wife and I have computers from my company jobs where we cannot install any software in it. Therefore a speedify hardware switch or router option will be a great option for me.
You could even use an old laptop as a router and still use Speedify over an entire network. option...
@@jcristina would you be able to explain that a little more?
Would you be able to connect a smart TV to that? I'd love the benefits of Speedify on our TV as well 😅
Keep these coming! I look forward to these.
Appreciate you being here! Might be LIVE TOMORROW MORNING For the Starship Launch..
While I actually do not have Starlink, I frequently watch and enjoy your videos.
Looking at your list of routers you've tried. I couldn't help but notice no ASUS Routers on your list. Years ago I bought what was the baddest, meanest, fastest router it was an ASUS RT-AC1750. One of the first AC dual band routers. It did a couple of years ago die. I replaced it with, yes another ASUS. The newer RT-AX86U, while it only has one 2.5Gbs port, it has one. It's wicked fast, has a MESH Mode, does load balancing, and fail over.
My current provider is [gag] Spectrum. When Spectrum fails I simply connect my cell phone to a USB port and my apartment maintains internet.
I'd really be interested in how well an ASUS AX router would fare in your testing methodology.
I know ASUS will outperform any TrendNet, TP-Link router.
Thanks J another awesome video I have been waiting for! This would be a game changer for me. I have saw all your Starlink videos and now that you found this I would like to know your entire setup like you have shown in the past. Clearly you have the two internets now and would like to know the router you are using for the bonding working with this new software ect! Geek out on how you got this set up! Love knowing the Ins and outs like you always share! Your system has changed since the last time you broke down your system. Thanks so much again!
I use OpenMPTCProuter and it's free. A little more control, and a little more thought and planning involved but it's rock solid. I haven't touched it in over 1.5 years.
I ordered Speedify a couple of weeks ago to upgrade from my prior load balancing setup, and I have been spectacularly unsuccessful in using it, trying all combinations of three inputs. I will reach out to Speedify when I get a block of time to see if I can get it working to a point that it is not much worse than my Starlink signal. I really want it to work, but so far it has been crap. I cross my fingers that I can get your experience with a bit of help from Speedify.
I'm sorry to hear Speedify isn't working out for you. A couple of quick suggestions you can try: Change the transport mode and try a few different servers. If the issue continues, reach out to our support team.
Speedily a company that is responsive to it customers! What is happening here?
@@vojislavh.4748 I will reach out again now I understand some of the limitations of what it can do.
@@lannyplans I will reach out to them again for more help.
Doesn’t work for me.
You asked recently for examples of connectivity: I'm in SW France and this is the kind of connexions I have : Test Type : Manual Test
Test Time : 2023-10-30 17:53:34 (Paris winter time)
Download Speed : 116.18 Mbps
Upload Speed : 6.67 Mbps
Latency : 0.05 Sec.
Jitter Time : 0.04 Sec.
Test Server : London 3
Measured with InternetSpeedTest on Mac
Hope this is useful.
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excellent explanation - i learnt a heap of stuff today...
So glad!!!
yes please do a overview then maybe a deep dive also i did get T-mobile home for 50 pre month so i have both starlink and t-mobile works really great thanks for the heads up on that!
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Great content . Thanks a lot for such information.
Thanks so much.
Wow Tayfun...Hello there!
Excellent video on a solid product option. Great option vs Peplink especially for economy and getting exposure to this arena before you make a hardware purchase that has a finite life span. Hardware is almost always static in contrast to perpetual NGU Internet bandwidth speeds and related hardware.
Thank you. Love the Peplink product.
Great info!! As always !
Thank you Raymond.
Great Stuff! You always amaze me!
Glad you’re here
@@jcristina You always teach well, I sometimes learn well as a result!
Great video definitely informative!
Blessings.
I am going to pick this up now. GREAT VIDEO
Thanks for the support. Also, let us know how it works out. We are all a big community and love to see us all help each other. Many blessings.
Great video! It’s a year old, but it still sounds like it’s pertinent. Is this still what you recommending or is there something else now?
Blessings.
I love it.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for being here.
I used speedify before. It mostly works. I only issue in the past 2 years ago it slow down my connection and sometimes I lost my session but it sounds like they fixed it
Great info. So far so good here but I will watch out for it.
So for those who don't care to watch all the fluff added to the message; Basically he says to use WAN smoothing to use 2 WAN's to minimize impact from WAN outage. Oh and he talks a lot about a software solution (with monthly fee if you want to use it correctly) and briefly touches upon one single hardware solution.
So far software is amazing. I have StarLink as primary and DSL as secondary. Haven't had anymore dropped calls on teams or lockups on my VPN to work. Also when gaming it has saved the packet loss from happening on Rocket League.
Great to hear that you’re getting the same results.
ok i am a bit confuse, what are you using to make your star link faster and more stable please ?
Excellent. Very timely info.
Thanks for being here.
Thanks for that!!!
Thank you for being here.
Great video! Thank you.
Thank you for being here.
Thanks!
Randy.. Thank you so very much!! Truly appreciate your support.. Many blessings!
@jcristina I'm a little lost on how you manage 2 separate connections. I assume that you have to have 2 connections to each device that runs the speedily software, for example ethernet to your starlink router and then wifi to your cellular connection.
I'm using the Trendnet TEW-829DRU, dual WAN router. One WAN to the Starlink modem. The second WAN connection goes to a point to point wireless/WiFi.
I'm still seeing poor performance from starlink at some times, this morning I was only getting 12M down with 4M up. Other times It is up in the advertised ranges of 50-60M down and 14M up...
I would like to be streaming directly from an ATEM, which I don't think will currently supports Speedify. It would be great if Speedify supported running in a dual WAN router.
I am usually running the router in fallover mode (sometimes with Starlink as primary and sometimes with the other connections as primary. I was seeing issues if I try running load balanced with connections hanging and having to do a lot of refreshes.
So the way mine is setup right now is that I have my T-Mobile via WiFi and my Starlink via Ethernet. The Speedify sees both connections coming into the computer and automatically uses them. Really simple. The many thing is just to be able to get multiple connections into your computer. I could have used two NIC cards. One for Starlink and one for T-Mobile but the 5Ghz T-Mobile is so strong as I’m close to the gateway, this is the easiest setup for me use case. Hope that helps my friend.
This info is excellent. However, I'm on a fixed income and really cannot afford to have something such as T-Mobile as well. I enjoy the videos and have shared your site with friends who recently subscribed to Starlink. Thanks.
You could even use a phone with internet as a backup when needed.
Im Def looking into this. Solves a problem i have for gaming
Will you walk through a step by step onscreen setup process for the Speedify software?
Coming!
Would love a video with more details about this. Thank you!
Coming soon!
Very good!!!!! Give us more about this software...
thanks
Absolutely.
They now have a 3 year individual subscription for 70% off. I used your link to get the 70% off
Sweet!!!! Thanks for your support. Please report back. Love to hear your findings. Many blessings.
This is super cool that this working for you in this fasion... do you have any advanced QoS shaping your doing on your connections, you've mentioned your family before... are they plugged in an trying to do gaming while your live streaming, etc.. Super advanced QoS shaping rules can REALLY work well.
I will have to do a video about my QoS setup.
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for being here
I would love to learn more on this subject; keep 'em coming!
You got it.
Awesome content as always !
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Thanks Joe... I'd like to know more about Speedify
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Amazing video
So glad you enjoyed it Patrick!
If I order Speedify do I need a second server or will it increase my speed and dependability on Starlink alone?
It’s a bonding service. Meaning is connects multiple internet into one more reliable and faster connection. You could even use your smart phone. I use t-mobile home internet plus Starlink
Thank you, I count on your knowledge it is so appreciated 😊
@@jcristinacan you make it work on Xbox or ps5
Very cool software service but let's be honest. It doesn't make Starlink faster it just allows you to take full advantage of two or more separate ISPs if someone is willing and able to pay for multiple ISPs for redundancy.
Correct. Since I use my Starlink now with this software and my U-Verse and T-Mobile plugged into it, I’m seeing 35+ Mbps upload speed instead of 10-12 with Starlink alone. Great for uploading these videos.
So, no special router is needed? Just Speedify and a second ISP? What special router might be best and why?
Joe-did you get the team’s account or just a single user account? Please let me know more. Sounds like something I want to investigate- tried of buying routers. I wondered why I hadn’t seen the peplink 20x yet. Now I know. Thanks for the great work you do!
I really love the Peplink Balance 20X as a hardware solution but for a simply software solution that works. This is working well for me. Your miles may vary of course.
So this only works with two connections? Or does it stabilize a single connection as well?
Great vid…but where I live Starlink is my only option..Glad I very happy with my Starlink
Awesome. You can also use this bonding with a phone or other 4G hotspots.
Hi J, I got a question. My ping is steadily at 60 during gaming. I was using cat5e and switched to cat6 and I've also checked the wifi and no difference. Im wondering if I added a mesh node and wire that to my console, do you think that would make a difference? My goal is to get the lowest possible ping. I restarted everything, and surprisingly, I got 15 ping, and then it shot up immediately to 30 and stayed fluctuating between 50 and 60 ping. I also am considering changing the DNS on the console as well as my starlink. Unfortunately, I wouldn't know which DNS server to use. I am located in Manitoba Canada. Thanks.
TLDR: a long ad for speedify
JC, downloaded and gave it a try with my Starlink with my home cable (Spectrum) internet service. No improvement. Actually it degraded my throughput. Tried all types of configurations as well. Best improvement noticed when encryption is turn off which is logical. What configuration settings do you have set? I would like to try them out. Mahalo! -Terry
Interesting. My upload speed with Starlink alone is 10-15Mbps. With both Starlink & T-Mobile bonded I’m getting 30-36Mbps.
@@jcristina You running Speedify on Windows, Mac , IOS or Andriod?
Hi, I’m enjoying your show
Thanks so much for being here.
Thanks, I subscribed based on your testimony. Would definitely like to see more instruction on this software and what you have found works best. I have Starlink and a local provider (GCI) in Alaska.
I’ve wrote done this request for future videos. Thank you.
Of course they want feedback because they recognize your skills and experience
You’re very kind.
I am watching this and I did write Starlink I’m in rural Michigan and I think my closest pop is Manistique vs Chicago. Can you share more videos on how you bridge a back up service. Love the visuals and I’m still not figuring it out but have learned so much through your videos. Thank you.
Joe, give us more and tech. Looks good.
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Thanks for the info. Unfortunately this only seems to work at the device level. I have a lot of devices on my network and most won't be able to use this. Please tell Speedify they need a hardware solution that we can plug multiple networks into to and then into a router.
It's probably in the works already..
I believe you can use this on you computer, Pc Mac Linux and phone and …
Speedify runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. That said, you can share the Speedify connection over WiFi from one device as a hotspot to other devices, or over Ethernet to a router and connect other devices to that router - this works on macOS and Linux using their built in features or on Windows using Connectify Hotspot.
@@jcristina I have TVs, Streaming Cameras, and other devices that you cannot install software onto. It would be so much better to have this as a single input into a router, then it would be only one thing to configure. Too bad they don't have a hardware device running their software with 2 ethernet inputs and one output that you could connect to the WAN port on a router.
@@michaels8607 I hope so.
Nice RC! I'm also in the hobby.
RS4 Nitro
I have too many to list, but my favorite would have to be my Yokomo Yz2 on 4s ( 93 mph actual )
I signed up for Speedify and paid for the 3 year plan. Unfortunately, Speedify made my Starlink perform much worse, and increased my latency 3x on average. I am getting 30 down and 10 up with 62 ms latency without Speedify. With Speedify, it is 14 down, 7 up, and 223 ms delay. I am using an ATT hotspot in my RV as the secondary, and it alone is pretty fast. I tested my connection several times over an hour, with and without Speedify and I am getting similar disappointing results. I have not had an opportunity to see if Speedify helps with drop outs, but will try that this week during my many on-line google meets.
Try setting both connections as PRIMARY. This has pushed my Starlink upload from 10-15Mbps to 30 to 36Mbps 3X using but T-Mobile and Starlink together. Let us know how it turns out David and please reach out to them at Speedify as they are very quick to respond. Many blessings.
Thanks. I will give that a whirl tomorrow and post my results here.
@@davido8203 Did this solution fix your problems?
Bedankt
Thank you for being here.
And thank you for the support Martin. Blessings.
Yep, I bought a new router. Bridged that router and the speed increased.
Fantastic.
Cool. I'll need to check this out, thanks for the info. When you run a speedtest and the packets are shared on two parallel connections, which ISP is identified as the provider?
That would be the Speedify server you are connected to.
Thanks Vojislav for the heads up!
YOU ROCK
You’re to kind Charles.
As a person planning on going full time RVing while WFH this is super interesting. My only doubt is, can you connect to your company's VPN after going through Speedify?
Also to others reading the comments who WFH. More and more organizations are flagging VPN services as prohibited in their employee handbooks. So if you connect to any of the services through this you might get flagged and have an interesting conversation with your ITSEC dept.
Speedify has a VPN built in with 1000s of servers worldwide.
Just a couple of questions. I love the video and it was very helpful :-) you said it makes it faster in the title so I was just wondering if that was the case? And also I wonder if there's any way to use this with console, whether it is sharing internet from your computer to your console or whatnot?
We absolutely need to get with Microsoft for Sony to integrate this into Consul :-) this would be amazing
With my Starlink and T-mobile bonded. I’m seeing 30-35Mbps up speed for example instead of 10-15Mbps with Starlink by itself.
@JCristina ooh dude that is awesome, so does that mean that it is using the speed of starlink but the upload of T-Mobile like it can use one from each? That would be actually really cool
Sorry man but I need to ask a question unrelated to this specific video. I just saw on my Starlink account page that I now have the option to change service types from the RV service I've had for a year to Residential service. I've waited 3 years for Residential. Now, after waiting for so long and after watching some of your videos, I don't know if I want to. What will I really be gaining? My speeds now are 50-120 up during the day but as low as 3 from 6pm to 10pm. Yes the TV struggles. Will I gain speed and more specifically a more even and consistant number in speeds?
It my understand you can switch back. That said you will about double your current speed during the hour of most congestion in your area.
Joe love the Starlink work you've being doing. Have you experienced increased latency?. I use to be sub 100 ms now I'm always over and sometimes over 200 ms.
Hi congratulations for your great videos here especially this one as streaming is what I am trying to get as good as possible.
I have a streaming box for live tv channels and I can’t install speedify into it…would there be a way to install it in a device that would then feed my box with an Ethernet plug?
Also was wondering if speedify could be installed in a device that then would feed my mesh system router so then all my house could benefit from speedify?
Thanks and best regards
Henri
Yes and yes. You could install it on an old laptop for example and use it as a router for your entire network. I may go into some of this in future videos as it looks like people are interested.
So this installs on individual devices and is not a substitution for a multi-wan router, if I understand all this correctly. So, it's kinda apples and oranges. Nor will it help with ip cameras for security as they generally can't run apps, so you can't port forward into them utilizing this. I can see how it would help you with your streaming your podcasts, etc., and it was informative to learn about the types of bonding. UTT doesn't have posts on its facebook page in the last two ? years or so and someone on Amazon commented they are no longer manufacturing, but I've asked them if their router you mentioned will help get around Starlink's failure to allow port forwarding if the second WAN does allow port forwarding, but is not the primary. Will see if they respond.
I stream Hulu on my Samsung TV. I get booted off Hulu about every couple of hours. Can speedify help me out with this problem? Keep up the great work. 👍
Yes but remember it’s a bonding software so you would need a secondary internet source.
Very helpful, I had just reached the conclusion that Speedify is what I needed. Noob question. Would I just need an extra dongle to tie together 2 wireless ISPs? Any specific requirements for the dongle?
I’m currently being in Starlink Ethernet into my computer and T-Mobile WiFi also. The software sees both and uses both automatically.
An extra dongle would do the trick, but if your device has an Ethernet port and a WiFi card, you can just use those. USB tethering a phone is also an option.
I'd certainly like more on this topic, For example, We want to do live streams with or ATEM Extreme from remote venues,,, In the rack I plan on a Beryl Router and 16 port Switch to connect all our equipment - Then A "portal to the outside world" I assume Speedify can help in remote situation too?
Yes, as long as you have two or more connections available to your device, Speedify can bond them and provide you with speed and reliability.
Very misleading video title. "This made my Starlink 2x faster" suggests it will be about altering the behavior of Starlink to improve speed and connectivity etc.
It's nothing of the sort, so if you're using Starlink as your ISP, but don't have any additional ISP or access to internet by any other means at all to use as a failover, don't waste 20+ minutes watching this video.
If you do have backup ISP options, then maybe this is worth your time, otherwise, meh. Nothing here will change the way your Starlink performs.
This video title is way too clickbaity and inaccurate. Dishonest, actually.
My upload speeds for example using this bonding method went from 10-12Mbps upload to 35+ Mbps. So yes. I should have said 3X faster.
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😉 thanks for being here John.
Great info Joseph ...do I need to upgrade from my Verizon 5G phone setup to Verizon Internet to use Speedify? I would love to have some redundancy as Starlink has been a bit frustrating from time to time lately.
You can even use a phone. Use a USB connector to the company so the computer recognizes it as a connection.
@@jcristina Is that information available on Speedify so I can understand how it works? Company as in Speedify if I have an account?
J. Was not clear how to increase the speed on the starlink. You were taking about many other topics. This is why my tomb down
I'm sorry to say that it did not work for me, but it's not an issue with the software. It's my weird use case. I have three ISPs, two cellular and Starlink. All three are only accessible via wifi. While it's technically possible to set up something that could bond those together, it's not very practical. If set up three bridging routers into another router maybe this would be possible. I don't have room for four routers and all the cabling. That being said, this is a pretty cool piece of software if you do have the right connections.
I does see multiple WiFi connections coming into a PC. Maybe I’ll do a video about this in the future.
@@jcristina Yes, if you have a machine with multiple WLAN interfaces I'm sure it would work. I was hoping for somethings that could bond in a way that would allow me to consume it on multiple laptops, gaming consoles, tablets, etc.
I think I would like to see an episode with Minecraft Joe and his robotic voice :)
Love it.
Love the idea, is this applicable in Australia ?
I believe it's world-wide. Check it out.
@@jcristina I will mate and they have a spring sale 70% off
Yes if you can make a video on how the software work it’ll be great. Is your promo code still working?
Yep
And you still think? A year later, it’s as good as you thought it was then?
you must post a new comment for him to see this at a later date, rather than posting it as a reply a previous comment.@@Thepathoflightcenter
Great video! Dumb newbie question: is this something installed on a PC and speeds up the PCs connection? Or is there a way to use it over wifi (like my TV)?
Nope.. Only the two connection coming into the PC Ethernet - Starlink WiFI - T-Mobile
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think we need to setup something like a raspberry pie as the ‘speedily wan bonder’ and forward that to the Wan port of any good router, then onto all your devices..??
How many more videos is it going to take to finally get my starlink internet faster and more reliable?
Creator: yes
Try this. It worked for me.
I would like to know more about your T Mobil / Starlink hardware / software. And how this software service installs. I have Starlink and T Mobil internet.
I installed the software in about 5 mins and it automatically did everything. It actually found both connects and used them immediately. I’ll do more soon.
Do more videos on this software, please. Will this software speed my internet service if I only have ONE internet service or does it require that we have 2 different internet servers?
No. Only with multiple connections.
Being confused about strlink router vs personal router. You tubers say bypass strlink others (and I know one) has both connected and says both work fine?? The person I know runs it via multi-switch device, then to his routers. Any advice on this??
Im desperate to try anything, I've been watching your videos for a while now. I just bought the monthly subscription to test it out. I am on residential but on the "At capacity area". I got best efforts back in october. Lets see how well this AI does. My starlink still connects to Atlanta, GA.
Remember you need to connections to bond to get increased speed, failover and load-balancing. I’m using a t-mobile gateway and a Starlink connection. You can use a Starlink and a Verizon or t-mobile or even a phone as a backup internet connection.
How was it?
Hi just a quick question concerning your network setup…what is the benefit of putting a network switch right after the starlink adapter ?
Thanks
QoS. Many reason for it.
Can you explain how this all connects together? Can the two internet sources be Ethernet based?
I have Starlink which frequently goes “disconnected” and has to be power cycled or reset. Still in a long queue trying to get support. I have a Cradlepoint modem/router with an TT&T sim. Most of my house is hardwired to computers. I have a nest mesh network that connects hardwired. When Starlink goes down, I unplug it from the switch and plug in AT&T.
I don’t understand if this is software running on a device, how do these two internet sources connect?
Currently, I have my PC connection via ETHERNET to Starlink and via WiFi to T-Mobile. That's it.. Speedify does the rest automatically.
@@jcristina my Starlink has to be powered down and sometimes factory reset just about everyday. Very frustrating with their poor support.
Your content is great
JC, I spent over 275 dollars to bypass The Star Link Router, and could not get more than one MB/S on the new router. What gives? What am I doing wrong?
If you’re not getting 100Mbps down and 10Mbps up I would reach out to Starlink. One Mbps is a problem.
Totally didn't listen to this whole video.But anyhow, this wont-work for everyone because a lot of people have startlink because they have literally no connection such as my area.I could not even use my phone before without having it in a window or trying to find a location it would work in. From what I gather, the video is about how some software can use the Starling signal and a hotspot/wifi hotspot. When the starling signal disconnects it would pick up a cell signal like a t mobile hotspot or something to prevent interruptions.
They are already offering 70% off! Is your 20% off in addition to or in place of their 70% off? Also I was hoping to see a little demo of how that works?
Additional.