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My server is slow when i'm in Korea
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You're probably limited by your TCP window sizes and congestion control algorithm. Look up a TCP throughput calculator and adjust your window size/congestion control as needed.
If your hosting provider doesn't grant access to this level, you could try various tunnels, like a UDP VPN that might be more resiliant. Again, not sure how limited you are with your provider. Worst case you could UDP VPN into a server in the same city as your host
Yeah, I wouldn't think high latency would be too much of an issue for streaming (except maybe for the initialisation), as long as the client has a decent buffer size and doesn't wait for a packet to arrive before requesting the next one. What client are you using to play your videos?
Jellyfin Media Player or the website player