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DirectTV black out the screen and says “Your network conditions may be degrading your video stream.”
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While watching DirectTV NOW programs, the screen will go black with a note that says:
"Your network conditions may be degrading your video stream. Please check that your network's settings, signal, and equipment location are optimal for a solid internet condition."
If this problem is the fault of my network condition, where should I go to check it and correct it?
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While watching DirectTV NOW programs, the screen will go black with a note that says:
"Your network conditions may be degrading your video stream. Please check that your network's settings, signal, and equipment location are optimal for a solid internet condition."
If this problem is the fault of my network condition, where should I go to check it and correct it?
networking
edited 2 hours ago
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asked 2 hours ago
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Welcome to SuperUser. Is your connection wired or wireless?
– Doug Deden
2 hours ago
My guess would be it’s detecting a slow download speed. What’s your download speed you pay for?
– DrZoo
24 mins ago
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While watching DirectTV NOW programs, the screen will go black with a note that says:
"Your network conditions may be degrading your video stream. Please check that your network's settings, signal, and equipment location are optimal for a solid internet condition."
If this problem is the fault of my network condition, where should I go to check it and correct it?
networking
edited 2 hours ago
JakeGould
32.6k10100142
asked 2 hours ago
sandysandy
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While watching DirectTV NOW programs, the screen will go black with a note that says:
"Your network conditions may be degrading your video stream. Please check that your network's settings, signal, and equipment location are optimal for a solid internet condition."
If this problem is the fault of my network condition, where should I go to check it and correct it?
networking
networking
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Welcome to SuperUser. Is your connection wired or wireless?
– Doug Deden
2 hours ago
My guess would be it’s detecting a slow download speed. What’s your download speed you pay for?
– DrZoo
24 mins ago
add a comment |
Welcome to SuperUser. Is your connection wired or wireless?
– Doug Deden
2 hours ago
My guess would be it’s detecting a slow download speed. What’s your download speed you pay for?
– DrZoo
24 mins ago
Welcome to SuperUser. Is your connection wired or wireless?
– Doug Deden
2 hours ago
Welcome to SuperUser. Is your connection wired or wireless?
– Doug Deden
2 hours ago
My guess would be it’s detecting a slow download speed. What’s your download speed you pay for?
– DrZoo
24 mins ago
My guess would be it’s detecting a slow download speed. What’s your download speed you pay for?
– DrZoo
24 mins ago
add a comment |
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From what i understand, this is an Internet video streaming service. What the message most likely means is a slow connection from a) the device you're watching on, to b) their server.
This can be because your device is not well connected to your home Internet router, your router has a slow Internet connection or you are overloading your Internet connection with other things (e.g. file uploads), or their systems are overloaded. You can individually troubleshoot all but their system being overloaded.
For example, you can try using a wired connection to your home Internet router.
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From what i understand, this is an Internet video streaming service. What the message most likely means is a slow connection from a) the device you're watching on, to b) their server.
This can be because your device is not well connected to your home Internet router, your router has a slow Internet connection or you are overloading your Internet connection with other things (e.g. file uploads), or their systems are overloaded. You can individually troubleshoot all but their system being overloaded.
For example, you can try using a wired connection to your home Internet router.
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From what i understand, this is an Internet video streaming service. What the message most likely means is a slow connection from a) the device you're watching on, to b) their server.
This can be because your device is not well connected to your home Internet router, your router has a slow Internet connection or you are overloading your Internet connection with other things (e.g. file uploads), or their systems are overloaded. You can individually troubleshoot all but their system being overloaded.
For example, you can try using a wired connection to your home Internet router.
answered 2 hours ago
Christoph SommerChristoph Sommer
3596
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From what i understand, this is an Internet video streaming service. What the message most likely means is a slow connection from a) the device you're watching on, to b) their server.
This can be because your device is not well connected to your home Internet router, your router has a slow Internet connection or you are overloading your Internet connection with other things (e.g. file uploads), or their systems are overloaded. You can individually troubleshoot all but their system being overloaded.
For example, you can try using a wired connection to your home Internet router.
answered 2 hours ago
Christoph SommerChristoph Sommer
3596
From what i understand, this is an Internet video streaming service. What the message most likely means is a slow connection from a) the device you're watching on, to b) their server.
This can be because your device is not well connected to your home Internet router, your router has a slow Internet connection or you are overloading your Internet connection with other things (e.g. file uploads), or their systems are overloaded. You can individually troubleshoot all but their system being overloaded.
For example, you can try using a wired connection to your home Internet router.
answered 2 hours ago
Christoph SommerChristoph Sommer
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