Other IPTV and homeplugs freezing problem

[silverdale]

I am trying to run IPTV via homeplugs (500mbps) but I keep getting the IPTV repeating itself like on rewind and regular freezing. I've tried fire 4k and smart IPTV both wired to the homeplugs but it keeps doing it. I thought it might be the server so I tried 2 more test and both did the same.

Is there a remedy for this without putting a RJ45 all the way through my house and up the stairs ? , I would have done but it's literally a mare and the missus will not wear anymore wires clinging to skirting boards.

 

[carlos]

Hello mate,

Have you tried connecting your laptop at the home plug that your tv is connected to and done a speed test through the Ethernet cable to make sure that's ok ?
Also do the speed test at the router with Ethernet to check your not losing any speed.
I've got mine running through smartiptv and homeplug and all good.

 

[Grimeire]

I get this issue the odd time and i am directly connected to my router.

it is buffering or something on the server side i assume

 

[Bally12345]

Nothing to do with the powerline adapters it's the server sounds like a free line or crappy reseller using over subscribed servers.

I say this because I have wired ethernet going to my Samsung TV, fire tv and had same issue.

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[biffo1]

I have the same problem tried 1000mbs netgear and 500mbs TP Link, really slow , and yet when i go direct from the switch or Superhub it flys, and works flawlessly, ive gone into the settings of the super hub ,im pulling my hair out as i have changed them over and over and i get the same problem no matter what

 

[Bally12345]

There litterally is no setting which will help if this keeps happening then there might be interference from your internal wiring. Iv never had issues with power lines adapters.

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[digi247]

I am trying to run IPTV via homeplugs (500mbps) but I keep getting the IPTV repeating itself like on rewind and regular freezing. I've tried fire 4k and smart IPTV both wired to the homeplugs but it keeps doing it. I thought it might be the server so I tried 2 more test and both did the same.

Is there a remedy for this without putting a RJ45 all the way through my house and up the stairs ? , I would have done but it's literally a mare and the missus will not wear anymore wires clinging to skirting boards.

They do make External type CAT5/6/7 Ethernet Cabling

 

[Hippie]

Minimising the distance and plugging into the wall instead of using adapters or extensions can help with the connection.

 

[Bally12345]

I would try another pair of adapters if possible. I know some work upto 300m.

Im assuming they are connected directly to the wall socket? Some older models have to work be on same electrical ring to work properly I think...

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