Hello,
If you not satisfied with the service, you can ask refund from your reseller.
NPO 1, NPO 2, NPO 3 ETC DUTCH channels stutter
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If you not satisfied with the service, you can ask refund from your reseller.
I get complaints from my mother almost every day. I would have a day-job logging in for her and reporting every day.
Not something I'm willing to do because I'm using this service as a consumer not at a business capacity.
Or rather... She does. I rarely have the time to watch tv in any case.
As mentioned by others, the dutch and the few german channels she watches, arguably the most popular ones here in the border region, appear to be the biggest culprit.
Though my wife watches US streams and she experiences the same problems as well.
With streams cutting out entirely, varying quality, synchronization issues and others.
I've minimized the potential for problems on mine and her end to make sure that it's not our internet, hardware nor software.
Mothers internet is solid at 100mbps+ for 1 laptop and a phone, which she barely uses a fraction of for facebook at most.
My internet is multiples of the above in available throughput and even played with QoS-type systems prioritizing certain traffic without resolve.
The problems occur on general purpose computers and laptops, dedicated hardware, smart-tv, wired and wireless.
It appears that they're having a hard time keeping quality and throughput consistent on their end. Especially at peak-hours.
From an IT perspective these setups and their problems can be fairly complex and it can be costly to get right or scale well.
However... If it's your core business you'd expect genuine interest and progress to really get it right. Not to just cash in with minimum effort.
These resellers take the bulk of the crap so let the tech-heads do their due diligence.
Not something I'm willing to do because I'm using this service as a consumer not at a business capacity.
Or rather... She does. I rarely have the time to watch tv in any case.
As mentioned by others, the dutch and the few german channels she watches, arguably the most popular ones here in the border region, appear to be the biggest culprit.
Though my wife watches US streams and she experiences the same problems as well.
With streams cutting out entirely, varying quality, synchronization issues and others.
I've minimized the potential for problems on mine and her end to make sure that it's not our internet, hardware nor software.
Mothers internet is solid at 100mbps+ for 1 laptop and a phone, which she barely uses a fraction of for facebook at most.
My internet is multiples of the above in available throughput and even played with QoS-type systems prioritizing certain traffic without resolve.
The problems occur on general purpose computers and laptops, dedicated hardware, smart-tv, wired and wireless.
It appears that they're having a hard time keeping quality and throughput consistent on their end. Especially at peak-hours.
From an IT perspective these setups and their problems can be fairly complex and it can be costly to get right or scale well.
However... If it's your core business you'd expect genuine interest and progress to really get it right. Not to just cash in with minimum effort.
These resellers take the bulk of the crap so let the tech-heads do their due diligence.
