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cjmchch

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#160213 28-Dec-2014 14:53
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Hi guys

Trying to work out whether this is a Sky issue or some other issue.

I watch SKY at home via a number of different interfaces two of which are computers another is my iPhone. The iPhone app works perfect over wireless, 2G 3G and 4G , is crystal clear and runs continuously without buffering.

The issue I have is that both PC's when connecting via SKYGO on the web give less than a perfect picture (PC and laptop are both IPS screens), the picture is absolute crap when viewing in full-screen and worst of all, the stream keeps stopping to buffer despite having what I deem to be a relatively fast and stable internet connection (UFB). Often the picture will freeze while the sound continues.

Both the PC and Laptop run Windows 7 Professional, all the software is up to date and deliver performance better than most home computers.

Thoughts? Does any body else have these issues?




 

 

 


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Handsomedan
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  #1207339 2-Jan-2015 22:24
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This is common and is constantly complained about here.

There's another thread on the crap quality ongoing already.




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  #1207494 3-Jan-2015 09:15
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Regards,

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