Do that mate and to no avail the majority of the time.
Rock solid 70mb so it’s not that. IPTV won’t work/buffers so I go to watch Amazon or Netflix in 4k and it’s rock solid, crystal clear and that’s even with Atmos data going through.
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Do that mate and to no avail the majority of the time.
Rock solid 70mb so it’s not that. IPTV won’t work/buffers so I go to watch Amazon or Netflix in 4k and it’s rock solid, crystal clear and that’s even with Atmos data going through.
toolah1511
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After fucking about with other iptv suppliers and android boxes/sticks, here is my current set up and it works like a charmDo that mate and to no avail the majority of the time.
Rock solid 70mb so it’s not that. IPTV won’t work/buffers so I go to watch Amazon or Netflix in 4k and it’s rock solid, crystal clear and that’s even with Atmos data going through.
Nvidia shield (expensive but worth it imho)
65meg broadband
Tivimate premium (IPTV player)
IPTV sub from a fellow blue on here £11 per month live 3pms and all city games and too many other channels to mention as well as loads of movies and TV series (any issues quickly resolved and tech help given for technophobe like me)
Kodi with real debrid as a back up for movies and tv series
VPN but rarely need to turn it on as the IPTV and real debrid don't need it.
One tip my supplier gave me is to turn off my router for 10 mins to reset itself when you experience buffering/jumping on your IPTV and that has worked everytime.
Happy as a pig in poo now
uwerosler28
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A lot of that could also be who your Internet provider is rather than the speed. Sky can throttle IPTV use for example, I had the same issues but got a vpn and now it all works fine.Do that mate and to no avail the majority of the time.
Rock solid 70mb so it’s not that. IPTV won’t work/buffers so I go to watch Amazon or Netflix in 4k and it’s rock solid, crystal clear and that’s even with Atmos data going through.
Just a little tip for Firestick users.
Although i have two fairly solid providers with little to no buffering, i have noticed some feeds/matches have a "micro stutter" to them. I just assumed it was a low frame thing and tried to ignore it.
However last year, i thought i would mess around with the Firestick display settings. I found if i changed from Auto settings in "DISPLAY" to 50hz 1080p for normal feeds, and 4k 50hz for any UHD/4k content, the micro stutters went away. All that time i had been getting smooth streams, it was just the Firestick and the App not being able to detect the frame rate. Some other apps can detect the original frame rate and the Firestick does have a settings to use that data to match. (PLEX etc)
Now here the weird bit. Depending on the feed, some 50hz english content has been converted to 60hz for foreign markets. So leaving your Firestick set to 50hz can then cause the problem you have been trying to avoid!
So basically start your stream, see it is micro stutters and then set accordingly.
Although i have two fairly solid providers with little to no buffering, i have noticed some feeds/matches have a "micro stutter" to them. I just assumed it was a low frame thing and tried to ignore it.
However last year, i thought i would mess around with the Firestick display settings. I found if i changed from Auto settings in "DISPLAY" to 50hz 1080p for normal feeds, and 4k 50hz for any UHD/4k content, the micro stutters went away. All that time i had been getting smooth streams, it was just the Firestick and the App not being able to detect the frame rate. Some other apps can detect the original frame rate and the Firestick does have a settings to use that data to match. (PLEX etc)
Now here the weird bit. Depending on the feed, some 50hz english content has been converted to 60hz for foreign markets. So leaving your Firestick set to 50hz can then cause the problem you have been trying to avoid!
So basically start your stream, see it is micro stutters and then set accordingly.
stonerblue
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android box for meI've been using one for a couple of years through a basic firestick.
Can never get any of the films to play.
Started watching without a firestick whgile we are away for the summer (hooking the laptop up to the tv) and it works great.
Conclusion: basic firestick is useless. Just bought a firestick 4k and will test it out next week when I get home.
stonerblue
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Whos your internet provider? Toolahs post reminded me when i was with BT i had to piss about with their router settingsDo that mate and to no avail the majority of the time.
Rock solid 70mb so it’s not that. IPTV won’t work/buffers so I go to watch Amazon or Netflix in 4k and it’s rock solid, crystal clear and that’s even with Atmos data going through.
Whos your internet provider? Toolahs post reminded me when i was with BT i had to piss about with their router settings
BT so that’s not the issue. Re our PM, I can see the Optus channels, they just never broadcast or at least I can’t get on them?
Every morning I force stop, clear cache but it’s just a really frustrating experience for me and as I said earlier, the wife and kids are really not happy.
Watched the NRL on the weekend and spent more time hopping between Sky feed and the Fox feed than I did watching the friggin game as both kept going down.
stonerblue
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BT so that’s not the issue. Re our PM, I can see the Optus channels, they just never broadcast or at least I can’t get on them?
Every morning I force stop, clear cache but it’s just a really frustrating experience for me and as I said earlier, the wife and kids are really not happy.
Watched the NRL on the weekend and spent more time hopping between Sky feed and the Fox feed than I did watching the friggin game as both kept going down.
BT and IPTV
Hi guys, quick question re BT fibre broadband and iptv: I've Sky and it works fine after switching off Sky Shield ( had to use the VPN last weekend but no biggie, that's what it's there for.) I'm installing a firestick for an elderly relative tomorrow on very limnited finances, the firestick...
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Second post down re bt router settings.
BT and IPTV
Hi guys, quick question re BT fibre broadband and iptv: I've Sky and it works fine after switching off Sky Shield ( had to use the VPN last weekend but no biggie, that's what it's there for.) I'm installing a firestick for an elderly relative tomorrow on very limnited finances, the firestick...www.techkings.org
Second post down re bt router settings.
Checked and already off.
I think I’ve been sold a crap IPTV service tbh mate.