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Can someone explain why IPTV buffers / freezes say for 1 minute but then starts again from where it stopped ? Is it the IPTV companies server or my set up ? 400 Mbps download and same upload 

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It could be your setup or the IPTV providers setup  or any other link in the chain between  the 2 of you,   if you are half a world apart  then there will be many  intermediary servers between you and the IPTV provider  any one of which can cause the buffering......want guaranteed no buffer ?  then download to local USB drive or NAS server in your control first and watch it from there.

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On 2/24/2025 at 1:33 PM, superal said:

Can someone explain why IPTV buffers / freezes say for 1 minute but then starts again from where it stopped ? Is it the IPTV companies server or my set up ? 400 Mbps download and same upload 

It's an internet problem, pure and simple. Either with your ISP and/or VPN or your IPTV providers ISP or VPN

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14 hours ago, Cardano said:

It's an internet problem, pure and simple. Either with your ISP and/or VPN or your IPTV providers ISP or VPN

Not using a VPN . When I get buffering it will be on all the IPTV channels . However , if I do a speed test , the results are plenty enough to do streaming . Strange thing is that the buffering can even happen at 04 00 am morning time . So not much demand for Internet at that time . My one suspicion is that my ISP is a small business subcontractor who I believe is using his own servers which may be low quality .

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16 hours ago, NE1 said:

Thanks , I had a look and a low price compared to other IPTV companies . My only concern is the payment method . I always shy away from giving bank card details on line . My preference is Paypal that does not use the family and friends method . ( No security ) 

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33 minutes ago, superal said:

Not using a VPN . When I get buffering it will be on all the IPTV channels . However , if I do a speed test , the results are plenty enough to do streaming . Strange thing is that the buffering can even happen at 04 00 am morning time . So not much demand for Internet at that time . My one suspicion is that my ISP is a small business subcontractor who I believe is using his own servers which may be low quality .

Try using a paid for VPN. An ISP cannot be a small business subcontractor they are major national businesses that are licensed by the NTBC of Thailand.

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32 minutes ago, superal said:

Thanks , I had a look and a low price compared to other IPTV companies . My only concern is the payment method . I always shy away from giving bank card details on line . My preference is Paypal that does not use the family and friends method . ( No security ) 

You're obviously paranoid, you give your bank card to paypal online, there's no difference. Also you are protected against fraud by your bank and credit card provider.

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56 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

VPNs can cause buffering, mine did, i stopped using it, not good enough for streaming

 

Paid VPNs don't cause buffering. Free VPNs are slow, and that combined with the Wi-Fi because you use your phone, and the free streaming apps you use, it will become unusable.

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36 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

Paid VPNs don't cause buffering. Free VPNs are slow, and that combined with the Wi-Fi because you use your phone, and the free streaming apps you use, it will become unusable.

Paid vpns do buffer, mine does, they are better at different things, like streaming, security etc

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6 hours ago, Cardano said:

Try using a paid for VPN. An ISP cannot be a small business subcontractor they are major national businesses that are licensed by the NTBC of Thailand.

My ISP has subcontracted from 3BB . I spoke to 3BB who confirmed that they did not control the service to my house and that I must deal with the local business that uses their cables .

 

6 hours ago, Cardano said:

You're obviously paranoid, you give your bank card to paypal online, there's no difference. Also you are protected against fraud by your bank and credit card provider.

Paranoid ? No , just aware and careful .  PayPal do provide financial protection greater than that of banks . 

 

Secondly , giving card details to an online business , particularly if unknown to you , is taking a chance . There are many scams on the internet where folks have given card details to internet sellers . Finally many IPTV companies vanish overnight and no chance of getting your money back .

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1 hour ago, superal said:

My ISP has subcontracted from 3BB . I spoke to 3BB who confirmed that they did not control the service to my house and that I must deal with the local business that uses their cables .

 

Paranoid ? No , just aware and careful .  PayPal do provide financial protection greater than that of banks . 

 

Secondly , giving card details to an online business , particularly if unknown to you , is taking a chance . There are many scams on the internet where folks have given card details to internet sellers . Finally many IPTV companies vanish overnight and no chance of getting your money back .

My suggestion to you is to give up on IPTV and go with one of the legit paid for services, you'll sleep better at night.

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43 minutes ago, Cardano said:

My suggestion to you is to give up on IPTV and go with one of the legit paid for services, you'll sleep better at night.

Or download overnight and watch later but before reading/watching the news..

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