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switch over to streaming during the rain . Might nor be 4K but good HD while it rainsUnless it's raining.
They don't care.I haven't had any trouble with crashes, just permanently in 720p now. Whatever it is, I'm sure they can fix it. If they care.
How do you do that?switch over to streaming during the rain . Might nor be 4K but good HD while it rains
How do you do that?
if you have an IQ4 or IQ5 you can run it in internet mode but disconnecting the satellite cables from the box and re-running the setup process. Obviously it has to be connected to the internet...
Or you get access to Foxtel Now as part of your plan.
Foxtel Now doesn't stream in 4k. The app is about as shithouse as Kayo by the sounds of it. Also takes them forever to upload match replays and when they do I don't think it's in particularly high definition.
how is any of that relevant to what I was responding to - how to stream when your satellite connection has been disrupted by rain?
could it be your reception .....Why would they think that?
On Kayo's website they state "All content streamed in Kayo is available in a HD stream, provided you have the bandwidth."
Many customers have the bandwidth but Kayo aren't delivering their end of the bargain.
No problems here in country VicJust general comments for the thread. Would hate to think someone jumps off Kayo for Fox Now expecting anything better
Nope. Fixed broadband. Other streaming services (Disney+, Netflix, Youtube) all stream 4K perfectly fine.could it be your reception .....
Same at my end.So I tried a Kayo trial and the problem looks like a frame rate problem.
Ugly.
Somewhere frames are being lost.
Jumpy as s**t again tonight.
Surely given the sheer amount of people that are reporting constant problems now after it being fine last year there's no way the problem isn't for the most part something on their end.No problems with Kayo here, plays HD very reliably. I've got about 4 chromecasts, including an old one, all seem fine. Kayo could be failing for you for a number of reasons:
1. the chromecast or whatever technology you're using just may not be powerful enough.
2. Poor wifi in your house, which could include contention, could be bottlenecking your Internet connection.
3. You may have an internet connection that is poor in quality - for example you may have a cheap provider who rams as many customers as they can into their pipe
4. Your Internet provider maybe using dodgy routing, for example you connection to the kayo endpoints may be getting routed via NZ
5. You may be using a vpn, pushing your traffic to be routed via the US or elsewhere, which will introduce huge latency issues.
Go to Speed Test - Telstra and do a speed test. For Full HD Kayo say you need a download speed of at least 7.5Mbps, I'd say 20Mbps is more realistic for various reasons - you may also be fighting for bandwidth at the times you are watching Kayo.
You can either try and troubleshoot, or you can just ignore it and get a full foxtel subscription
Yep. I got I contact (again) with Kayohelp yesterday. They (again) suggested it was my internet connection causing the buffering and jumping (not experienced on any other streaming app on my TV); and to reset my internet, choose ‘live game’, etc - all of which I had already done with no improvement.
Rock and a hard place. I’m not prepared to fork out triple figures a month for Foxtel again, for just footy and racing. It’s almost like they’re pushing us back that way.
Of course they are - the satellite is already up and can handle millions more customers with no outlayIt’s almost like they’re pushing us back that way.