Re: Problems with IPTV
Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2019 12:48 pm
Speed tests are a waste of time - ISP's can see them and send a favourable data burst back. They also do not show any measurment of ongoing stability or throttling if taking place - as the ISP can throttle ANY connected device - all internet devices they can see and throttle individually - so this is possible. You can do a speedtest on the computer and get 100Mpbs, but the box could be throttled to 1Mbps! Making a mockery of any of these types of tests.
A client hired me after getting frustrated with multiple IPTV providers poor service, to see if I could get to the bottom of the - why? He was being throttled by Telefonica - I proved this by connecting his box, to my mobile network, via the 'mobile hotspot' option which many smartphones have now. Once I did this in front of the Telefonica engineer, who had already replaced the router, everything worked ok - proving it was (a) Telefonica (b) Nothing to do with the router as throttled further up the line. Once the Telefonica engineer had this thrown at him, he picks up his phone to a superior, mumbles and an hour later it's all working again.
Summary - not always as it seems, of course if can be your IPTV provider, but when you see these type of issues, often is not always as it seems.
Some internet providers even have their own TV service & can spot another provider streaming, so deliberately can cause an issue, only to have it resolved if you were to take their own service - how convenient
There are a few ways around this. This link goes into the topic a little further and has a few suggestions for test/fix. https://www.televisiontechnology.eu/instructional-guides-iptv
Paul
http://www.televisiontechnology.eu
865774055
A client hired me after getting frustrated with multiple IPTV providers poor service, to see if I could get to the bottom of the - why? He was being throttled by Telefonica - I proved this by connecting his box, to my mobile network, via the 'mobile hotspot' option which many smartphones have now. Once I did this in front of the Telefonica engineer, who had already replaced the router, everything worked ok - proving it was (a) Telefonica (b) Nothing to do with the router as throttled further up the line. Once the Telefonica engineer had this thrown at him, he picks up his phone to a superior, mumbles and an hour later it's all working again.
Summary - not always as it seems, of course if can be your IPTV provider, but when you see these type of issues, often is not always as it seems.
Some internet providers even have their own TV service & can spot another provider streaming, so deliberately can cause an issue, only to have it resolved if you were to take their own service - how convenient
There are a few ways around this. This link goes into the topic a little further and has a few suggestions for test/fix. https://www.televisiontechnology.eu/instructional-guides-iptv
Paul
http://www.televisiontechnology.eu
865774055