Let’s understand what IPTV is and what it is not.

Many people are under the impression IPTV services are a TRUE replacement for traditional TV services. I  want to set the record straight, IPTV is not a replacement for traditional cable services. IPTV is a great alternative to traditional cable but at a more affordable cost. For the casual viewer I’m sure this is certainly the case, and it’s a great solution. Unfortunately for the die-hard TV users, the disabled person sitting at home channel surfing, and the children being “baby-sat” by a TV, it can be a very frustrating experience. Issues with buffering, channels not being available, Electronic Programming Guides not matching, the list can go on and on.

Those that choose to use these services must understand that they can never, truly expect the same results as traditional providers. Traditional cable companies are huge corporations with billion dollar infrastructures and thousands of employees. Whereas we’re just a few fellas that are offering a great low cost solution. But understand that every single IPTV provider will have hardware downtime, issues with channels and occasional total blackouts. Again, for the casual TV viewer, this is not a problem. They most likely have a backup option such as binge watching on Cyberflix, Kodi, even Netflix, or they can just simply change the channel. But for those folks that veg out everyday in front of the tv, this can be frustrating. But it’s the nature of the business.

All IPTV providers will go through periods of working great for a few months, then they may start having a few issues. This is simply the nature of the service as well. It’s a game of cat and mouse where the networks, ISPs, and motion picture associations are constantly trying to harm IPTV providers by seizing their domains, blocking or throttling customer access to the provider, or even initiating a DDOS attack against said provider. When any of this occurs that’s when you see us kicking it into overdrive to bring the service back up thru any and all other means.

And then there is the issue of understanding your own hardware, which unfortunately many people do not. We were all new to something at some point, there is NO SHAME in that at all. But by delving into IPTV while you are still a noob, you may have bit off more than u can chew. IPTV is huge and there are hundreds of devices out on the market, we cannot teach you all how to use ur own devices. You are going to have to learn to troubleshoot.

Next up is buffering. When somebody sends me a message that their streams are buffering, my response is always…. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Buffering can be caused by dozens of different factors. When your streams are buffering there’s really no reason to tell us. There’s nothing we can do. We can’t send u an extra special stream. Buffering is usually, 9 out of 10 times, due to something on your end or the ISPs. People give good or bad IPTV reviews based on buffering, but that’s really not fair. It shows that the user has a lack of understanding of the technology. The key to learning is asking questions with the intention of learning. You can ask google your questions and find answers. Why is an Ethernet connection better than WiFi? Why does your service buffer certain times of the day? Is your ISP throttling your connection? Why does it work better when I use a VPN? or What causes buffering. IPTV is not perfect so be prepared to do a little leg work. We can’t go to ur home and fix this for you. You will need to understand some of the basics. YouTube is an excellent source of information. Use it!

Get to know the setup you have and what will best work for you. Don’t expect these services to be a true replacement for satellite and cable. If you do, you will be disappointed and very frustrated.

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As many as you chosen when you purchased. You can purchase between 1 and 5 connections.

USA, India and a small number of UK channels are set to ‘on demand’. This means the streams aren’t permanently runnig and only start up when someone requests to watch it. This results in the channel taking longer to load.

You will now find it is perfectly in sync.

We strongly recommend using VPN’s to avoid any ISP blocks that may occur when football is on.

If you can’t view anything when there is football on, this is why.

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