NFPS / Private A lot of issues iptv subscriptions mag 254

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gagnier27

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#1
i am using a Mag254 verizon fios 75/75, i don't know to much about how to post here but i need to report this one way or the other.
Video quality is poor on all of the main channels
Audio quality is also poor, not synchronized audio
Freezing channels occurs on every channel I have tried
PPV channels more freezing than any others
For the amount of money involved, there should be a lot more communication on whats happening to fix the inherent flaws like freezing channels with awful picture/sound quality.
i made 10 donations for this service so far i just have used 1, but i want to cancel all of them, i dont want to be a reseller for a service like this.
 
#9
I'm running 2 mag 254 with dollar store hdmi cables one on a 42" other on a 50" and i don't have any of the problems except minor freezing and i do mean minor. and my internet is 30 down
 
#11
I have verizon i think is cable modem i really don't know, i just let the buffer setting to 0 if i remember well, i saw that in a video about how to set the box, before i bought it. But if you tell me what to do i can do it
 
#15
okay, stay with me here, cable modem has you on a node with other users, so how many and what they are using the internet for and at what times will affect your service. Whereas DSL depends on how far from the CO(central office) you are. This has changed for DSL as most have run fiber optic to their SS(switching stations), these are the above ground green boxes you see on street corners, etc. I find DSL to be much more reliable for consistent speed but that is JMO...Be aware changing your buffer setting in outer portal is measured in seconds, if you change it in the inner portal it is measured in nano or micro seconds, can't remember which...
 
#17
My mags are set at 0 for buffer with no probs....but that doesn't mean it will work for you. You may also want to try running DHCP with static DNS and use google DNS which is 8.8.8.8....it's worth a try..
 
#19
K00lKatT said:
okay, stay with me here, cable modem has you on a node with other users, so how many and what they are using the internet for and at what times will affect your service. Whereas DSL depends on how far from the CO(central office) you are. This has changed for DSL as most have run fiber optic to their SS(switching stations), these are the above ground green boxes you see on street corners, etc. I find DSL to be much more reliable for consistent speed but that is JMO...Be aware changing your buffer setting in outer portal is measured in seconds, if you change it in the inner portal it is measured in nano or micro seconds, can't remember which...
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i don't know to much about television protocol but verizon fios i belive es better than the other. and to be honest i didn't get a word about what you just told me..
 
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