HD channels buffering

[hreynoso1]

Hello anyone having buffering on hbo? And other hd channels? Using fire stick thanks

[Jack123]

Yes since the maintenance all the HD is buffering and audio out of sync

[floder2]

Just can't fit a Camel through the eye of a needle

[firetek]

All my HD channels are fine, no buffering at all.

[jrbill1991]

2 weeks now, and the same problem. HD channels buffer a lot, very unwachable. The SD channels are ok, and the Pac 12 channels (Sport 1 - 6) that are 720p just like the new HD channels are fine too.

I recorded the channels so you can see with you own eyes.

I don't know what else to do. I already tried everything possible. It's not my ISP (20mb wired) or my PC (kodi).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfHUrkx-b38

[ilan]

You need to edit your post and code the URL for your video. Live links aren't allowed here.

Choose "Go Advanced" and then click the large # sign on the far right of the middle edit bar. Paste the Youtube URL between the CODE brackets.

Your final product will look like this (and that is your URL below)...

https://youtu.be/ZfHUrkx-b38

[jrbill1991]

You need to edit your post and code the URL for your video. Live links aren't allowed here.

Choose "Go Advanced" and then click the large # sign on the far right of the middle edit bar. Paste the Youtube URL between the CODE brackets.

Your final product will look like this (and that is your URL below)...

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Ok.

Edited

[dara]

There seems to be some issues with routing between your location and the server. I suspect that you aren't the only one. Even though you might have locally 15+ Mb, the packets sent from the server may not be arriving fast enough to put them in order to be watchable, hence the buffering. I don't think there is much you can do locally if that's happening, but using a VPN seems to eliminate a few of the 'hops' the packets have to make to your location. That might not help everyone, but it does help in my case.

[jrbill1991]

There seems to be some issues with routing between your location and the server. I suspect that you aren't the only one. Even though you might have locally 15+ Mb, the packets sent from the server may not be arriving fast enough to put them in order to be watchable, hence the buffering. I don't think there is much you can do locally if that's happening, but using a VPN seems to eliminate a few of the 'hops' the packets have to make to your location. That might not help everyone, but it does help in my case.

I tried VPN, with several servers in many countries. Didn't work. Same buffering.

[RalphR]

I had to change device, from pro mxq to the stupid firetv box. now no buffering.