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Streaming movies is real-time and therefore normally is giving first priority. However, you are complaining that it's slowing down your downloads (something not real-time)?
Look under your router admin page for QoS (Quality of Service). See if it's enabled or not. Consider using that to increase ports / apps / games priority over each other.
Normally that is a router feature used to allow online gaming priority over download over web-browsing over email send/receive, for example... you would want the real-time content first to prevent it choking or stop to buffer to view it at a continuous rate.
Also remember, you just XXX amount of bandwidth to share across every device in the house.
Use Speedtest.net to check internet upload/download rates and smoothness.
Most likely, this. What the good fauxtronic said is exactly correct, if you are using a router in fact.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1456-EUDN-2493
You can also test this by booting into safe mode with networking and log in and try to download the game, after bypassing the router if you use one. There may be a new software conflict that was not seen before, such as some listed here...
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
For example, Skype can maybe cause download issues, among other programs. Consider anything that runs in the background as suspect. That is why safe mode with networking can maybe help to troubleshoot the issue, as those programs don't run in that boot.