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why can i not watch videos on my Huawei mate 9 running android 8.0 yet someone running 4.4 can still watch them?
Jase2985:
why can i not watch videos on my Huawei mate 9 running android 8.0 yet someone running 4.4 can still watch them?
Because right now no one can watch anything. Check their Twitter and Facebook feeds as they've got some issues.
Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC as a Technology Evangelist and Portfolio Architect. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.
openmedia:
Jase2985:
why can i not watch videos on my Huawei mate 9 running android 8.0 yet someone running 4.4 can still watch them?
Because right now no one can watch anything. Check their Twitter and Facebook feeds as they've got some issues.
understand that
been happening for a while now though
Was back up and running for me around 10pm. The new UI is interesting - just wish I could hide the movie options for some profiles.
Video quality was good with an average between 5.8 and 7.9 Mbit for "The High Road"
Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC as a Technology Evangelist and Portfolio Architect. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.
Have the reduced the number of devices you can now use to 2? Sure it used to be 4 or 5.
rugrat:
That’s not the number of devices, it’s how many you can stream on at same time.
I.e one person can watch on one TV, and at same time someone else can watch something different on another device/TV.
Can still have it set up on more then two devices to have available to use with it.
Right, but this still means that where you used to be able to have up to 5 devices streaming at once, you can now only have 2.
Paul1977:
rugrat:
That’s not the number of devices, it’s how many you can stream on at same time.
I.e one person can watch on one TV, and at same time someone else can watch something different on another device/TV.
Can still have it set up on more then two devices to have available to use with it.
Right, but this still means that where you used to be able to have up to 5 devices streaming at once, you can now only have 2.
I feel like you could never have more than 2 devices playing back at a time...
russkinz:Paul1977:rugrat:
That’s not the number of devices, it’s how many you can stream on at same time.
I.e one person can watch on one TV, and at same time someone else can watch something different on another device/TV.
Can still have it set up on more then two devices to have available to use with it.Right, but this still means that where you used to be able to have up to 5 devices streaming at once, you can now only have 2.
I feel like you could never have more than 2 devices playing back at a time...
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corksta:russkinz:
Paul1977:
rugrat:
That’s not the number of devices, it’s how many you can stream on at same time.
I.e one person can watch on one TV, and at same time someone else can watch something different on another device/TV.
Can still have it set up on more then two devices to have available to use with it.
Right, but this still means that where you used to be able to have up to 5 devices streaming at once, you can now only have 2.
I feel like you could never have more than 2 devices playing back at a time...
Correct. You can have your account registered on up to 5 devices, but concurrent streaming is limited to two devices.
So it's always been limited to 2 concurrent streams?
Paul1977:corksta:russkinz:Paul1977:
rugrat:
That’s not the number of devices, it’s how many you can stream on at same time.
I.e one person can watch on one TV, and at same time someone else can watch something different on another device/TV.
Can still have it set up on more then two devices to have available to use with it.
Right, but this still means that where you used to be able to have up to 5 devices streaming at once, you can now only have 2.
I feel like you could never have more than 2 devices playing back at a time...
Correct. You can have your account registered on up to 5 devices, but concurrent streaming is limited to two devices.So it's always been limited to 2 concurrent streams?
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corksta:
Yes it’s always been two. Now it’s four if you pay for the Premium plan.
I just assumed the the reason for the 5 device limit was because they didn't restrict multiple streams.
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