IPTV lagging on Amazon Fire TV Stick
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Hello, I have a very unstable connection on my TV (IPTV with a Premium subscription on Amazon Fire TV Stick): sometimes I can watch 3 movies in a row without any problem, and sometimes I get the little loading circle that spins every 5 seconds, both on live channels (French AND foreign) and on movies...
The problem remains unchanged when everyone switches to 4G to leave all the bandwidth for the TV. Where does the problem come from? Speed? Network? Quality of connection? My address is being considered for fiber, I am on Freebox. Would a Wi-Fi repeater improve things? I don't even know exactly what it is for...
Thank you for your help, have a nice day everyone :)
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La Nini from 42
The problem remains unchanged when everyone switches to 4G to leave all the bandwidth for the TV. Where does the problem come from? Speed? Network? Quality of connection? My address is being considered for fiber, I am on Freebox. Would a Wi-Fi repeater improve things? I don't even know exactly what it is for...
Thank you for your help, have a nice day everyone :)
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La Nini from 42
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Hello.
IPTV subscriptions that allow you to get all the premium channels for a ridiculously low price are scams that, sooner or later, cease to function or work poorly, so reach out to the one who sold you this subscription, if you can even get in touch with them.
It should be noted that these subscriptions are illegal in France and the hunt is on for both users and providers of these crappy subscriptions; see https://www.presse-citron.net/iptv-pirate-la-tv-se-coupe-chez-des-clients-apres-trois-arrestations-2/
bazfile
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A hello, a response, a thank you are always appreciated.
IPTV with Premium subscription
IPTV subscriptions that allow you to get all the premium channels for a ridiculously low price are scams that, sooner or later, cease to function or work poorly, so reach out to the one who sold you this subscription, if you can even get in touch with them.
It should be noted that these subscriptions are illegal in France and the hunt is on for both users and providers of these crappy subscriptions; see https://www.presse-citron.net/iptv-pirate-la-tv-se-coupe-chez-des-clients-apres-trois-arrestations-2/
bazfile
Moderator/Security Contributor.
A hello, a response, a thank you are always appreciated.
Canal + and Sat go through the satellite dish, the rest is via the internet. My box is about 4m from the TV
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La Nini from 42
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La Nini from 42
bazfil: "IPTV subscriptions that allow you to get all the paid channels for a ridiculously low price are scams that, in the medium to long term, either stop working or work poorly."
You've already said it all, no need to complicate things with all sorts of tests.
You've already said it all, no need to complicate things with all sorts of tests.
Thank you Bazfile, I only use this subscription for American channels, I pay my Canal+/Canalsat subscription every month for the paid channels. I can easily reach the person who sold me the subscription, he responds in less than an hour; he thinks it’s related to my wifi speed… would a repeater boost my signal?
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La Nini du 42
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La Nini du 42
Hello.
Is your Canal+ subscription working?
If it works with Canal+, it's not due to your speed but to your "premium" subscription, you just need to call them since they are quickly reachable.
To see if it's related to your WiFi speed, test it at https://www.speedtest.net/fr
To answer, we first need to know how far your TV is from your box.
Is your Canal+ subscription working?
If it works with Canal+, it's not due to your speed but to your "premium" subscription, you just need to call them since they are quickly reachable.
To see if it's related to your WiFi speed, test it at https://www.speedtest.net/fr
Would a repeater increase my signal?
To answer, we first need to know how far your TV is from your box.