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anything over 3mb is good, if there is no other network traffic at your home. Theone, none of the channels go over 2mb. Including the ones in 1080p. If you use kodi press I and you will see the traffic usage. I have 6mb line and all works fine.

:rolleyes: all good here, must be your net work. It should be replacing your channels with direct tv logo. try vpn ;):o:rolleyes:

This is the right place, based on the first rule I think it just needs a post icon of Down Thumb

its the load on the server, the server works fine when the load is average. The hiccup comes in when the load starts to increase. Its the same logic, when you are driving on the road and the rush hour travel. Roads are build for average traffic and not for rush hour travel. Why spend money for a...

There have been some server issues, specially with the HD Channels. Many times people here will say they have no issue. We are not comparing apples to oranges. It has to be both have to be watching same channel, same time and both get the issue then yes it is a server issue. It could be one...

Same issues here, it could be the load. We all watching at the same time. Thanks Hazebronso, will try it next week.

Had the same issue at the same time as sowen91, HD channels are not stable yet. Laser, Thanks for confirming you had issues too. Little is subjective, for us it was not great. It cannot be ISP if other net broadcasts work fine, you can try youtube 1080p, CBSN live or Netflix.

if you are using kodi, make sure hardware acceleration of any type is tuned off. The stream are SD streams, they hardly need 125Kb/s (0.125Mb) bandwidth. Press 'o' when watching in KODI to get the steam size.

please check this thread also http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?11576-Nick-Jr-English-Down

Another way these companies tend to take care of traffic is by reducing the each streams quality. For instance at normal times one would get 2mb feed, but at peak times it will be reduced to 512kb or lower. I may be wrong, but there seems to be no max limit set to the streams. They sometimes...

part of your problem is M8S, I have the same M8S box (kodi) and LIVA X (windows 10/kodi) sitting next to each other. M8S buffers like hell on every 720 channel, LIVA X works great with no buffering at all. I can switch between them to test. I have tried both the 2.4 GHz and 5GHz wifi bands...

looks like you are a exception here, try any of the Asian channels