sanhel garthe armand

0 views

Skip to first unread message

Nancie Fazzari

unread,

Aug 1, 2024, 11:34:58 PM8/1/24

to catscamchoro

Hi - I am having serious issues downloading and streaming content on my Deco x60. In particular, streaming or downloading content on Netflix is a problem (on my ipad, iphone, and tvs). I frequently get an error. I have also tried changing my IPv4 DNS, turned off (and on) beamforming and fast roarming.

In addition to the netflix issues, other streaming services sometimes do not work. Finally, when I try to download large files for work, it only downloads 3-5MB of the total and then stops and says download failed.

On all of the devices, other services, such as google, youtube, etc. work and have no issues. And when I test the internet speed, it says I have no problems, with over 100 Mbps down and 40 mbps up. Thank you for your help.

I was testing it again, and it seems like it isnt as much of an issue when I am connected to the main deco, only to the mesh ones. Not sure if it matters, but I am using ethernet cables to backlink with the main deco. The problem is that I am mainly connected the mesh / endpoint decos, not the main one. Also, it appears that if I connect to the main deco (over wifi), download something on netflix, and then go to a different area and use the mesh, streaming sometimes works for a short period of time, then fails again.

So I just got my S24 Ultra a few weeks ago, and I've noticed that whenever I'm streaming anything (whether it be on WiFi or cellular data) on TikTok, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, YouTube, Instagram Reels, etc., the video gets choppy/laggy randomly, and as soon as I touch the screen it becomes smooth again, or it smoothens out after a few seconds and then gets back to being choppy/laggy. Has anyone else has this issue?

Samsung support couldn't help one bit - They pretty much told me reset my settings, which I did, and it still didn't fix the issue. Once I told them that it was still persisting, they recommended I take it to a UBreakIFix store and they couldn't help me either and said they don't know why Samsung would even send me to them.

I've been having the same issue since I got my s24. I submitted a report through the Samsung Members app and they just said they would tell the software team about it and didn't offer any solutions or help. This was about 3 weeks ago. I honestly think they don't plan to do anything about this.

Here is what I found... Releasing the DHCP lease on the router will release the old IP address. It should then it pick up a new IP address. I did this until I got an IP address outside of that IP block. I also temporarily disabled the firewall within the router.

I am receiving the same error code from Netflix as well: Error code M7037-1101. All other sites work correctly except Netflix (including Youtube for me). But on my Fios home network, I cannot connect through the new STB option, computer or phone. However, Netflix works perfect when I turn the WiFi option off and stream through my LTE connection. It appears Fios has blocked or throttled Netflix.

Thanks for your suggestions. I have been working with Verizon tech support in the past a couple of days to solve this problem. They have done what can be done including reboot ont, router, etc., and even sent me a new gateway router.

I am having the same issue. Tried everything with no resolve. The interesting thing is that I can watch YouTube and Netflix via my computers but not through smart TV or mobile devices connected to wifi.

Thanks guys. I'm at a loss. Any attempts to connect to Netflix through any device on my network appears like it is blocked, behind a proxy. The Set Top Box shows the red Netflix on black screen and the loading symbol just spins. The laptops and phone pull only text, no images or graphics appear. If I turn WiFi off on my phone and use the LTE, Netflix instantly pulls in all of the info and graphics and works normally. All other sites I have tested seem to work completely fine. I have rebooted the ONT, router, devices, etc as mentioned to no avail. Any thoughts to be able to even explain this to a Verizon support person?

Having the same issue here in pittsburgh. Youtube works occasionally from my macbook, not at all on phone/ipad. No netflix at all. Pulls up fine when not on my home wifi. If verizon doesnt acknowledge this or find a fix I'm switching ISPs. This is ridiculous.

Agreed, it has been very hard. I do have a help ticket into Verizon which they are looking into this issue. I have sent them our tracert results and they do believe it is a bigger problem. They looked at it today but have said they will have something in 48 hours.

I experienced the same issue (with similar traceroute results) around the same time, also in Pittsburgh, PA. I believe it was resolved around the same time as well. The issue has resurfaced for me, as of this evening. I contacted both Netflix and FiOS when I first experienced the issue. I followed all recommended troubleshooting steps, but nothing helped. Both services blamed the other party. The issue resolved itself (earlier this month) with no action or changes on my end. I'm prepared to switch ISPs at this point.

I have the same issue in pittsburgh. The problem went away last week, then came back yesterday. Fios assures me they are not blocking, and claims the problem is on netflix's side. I find this dubious.

I have had in the past Netflix slowdowns when I had cable internet, and I called and they would blame my modem. However after unplugging my then modem and my router the speed returned. Was it Time Warner who said it was a Netflix issue, or Netflix who blamed Time Warner and my devices.

Discord can become choppy due to various factors, including poor internet connection, high server load, outdated software, or conflicts with other applications running on your device. That's why it's important to follow the techniques shown in the article to fix the Discord choppiness.

Hardware acceleration in Discord can sometimes contribute to stream lag, especially if your hardware is outdated or incompatible. Disabling hardware acceleration might help improve the performance and reduce lag during Discord streams. But this is not always the case, as some hardware can more than just manage hardware acceleration.

Discord streaming can impact FPS (frames per second) depending on the resources it consumes. Running Discord in the background while gaming might lead to a slight decrease in FPS. However, the impact is generally minimal and can vary based on your system's specifications.

If you're an avid Discord user who enjoys streaming your gameplay or hosting online events, you might have encountered frustrating Discord stream lagging issues that disrupt the smooth flow of your streams. But don't worry, as we have Discord users covered with some helpful tips and solutions.

In this article, we will dive into the common causes of Discord stream lagging and provide you with practical troubleshooting steps to overcome this annoyance. So let's jump right in and get those streams back on track without any frustrating interruptions now!

Discord stream lagging can occur for various reasons, leading to a less-than-smooth streaming experience. Let's explore some common culprits behind this frustrating issue. Understanding these potential causes will help you diagnose and address the lagging problem during Discord streams.

It's time that we talk about four best practices that can help you fix Discord stream stuttering. These practical tips and techniques will assist you in troubleshooting and resolving the annoying issue of stuttering during your Discord streams, and here are the eight tips.

Installing Discord instead of using the browser version seems to solve the problem quite efficiently. So, users can try to use the downloaded app version of Discord instead of the browser version. Here's how:

This is one of the most likely solutions for a lot of users who had issues streaming on the website version. Downloading the app version will rid users of that issue, and they will be able to stream properly. If this doesn't work, then they can try the next fix.

Sometimes a very simple fix, such as running Discord as an administrator, might fix the issue. This is a common cause for those who use Discord's desktop app version. Here's how they can run it as Administrator on their PC:

Hardware acceleration allows Discord to use the computer's hardware for better video and output. This is one of the chief reasons that a lot of Discord streams lag and do not work as smoothly. Here's how users can turn it on to fix this problem.

Another thing users can try is to select smoother video settings while streaming. This setting only appears when the user begins to stream their screen on Discord. Here is how they can change this setting once they start streaming.

Clearing the Discord cache is another great fix. Now it's important that users follow the right method of removing the cache. This means going into the AppData folder and manually deleting the cache files like this.

There are times when other apps are taking too much internet bandwidth. As a result, this causes issues with Discord, and the stream lags. Here is how users can check the apps that are taking bandwidth.

The final and perhaps the best solution for this issue is reinstalling Discord. And outdated version of the program can also cause this issue. So download the latest Discord version from their website. After that, uninstall and reinstall it like this.

Let's talk about a bonus tip that can help you record Discord streaming. You're going to need a third-party tool called EaseUS RecExperts. It is a user-friendly screen recorder that provides a variety of powerful recording techniques to capture and record your screen activities with ease.