May 31, 2019
If you havent seen Little Big Lies you should watch season 1, then season 2 starts June 9thGreat! So about the time GOT finishes up I can subscribe and watch both and drop HBO. I love it when a plan comes together
and what was the fix?Ok, finally got my HBO Now buffering problem fixed. Sad that the HBO support team couldnt provide the correct sequence for fixing the problem but was able to get it from some internet discussion
Ok, finally got my HBO Now buffering problem fixed. Sad that the HBO support team couldnt provide the correct sequence for fixing the problem but was able to get it from some internet discussion
This is the solution for the HBO Now buffering problem:
1.) Sign out of and force close the HBONOW app.
2.) Delete the app from your device.
3.) Turn off your Modem, Router and TV.
4.) Wait at least 30 seconds.
5.) Restart your Modem, Router and TV.
6.) Reinstall the app.
The HBO Now support team only gave me a couple of these steps which didnt work. Not the entire sequence in this order
It's a brand new Sony 65Z9F 4k TV with the HBO app. I also have Netflix on this tv with no issues. My internet connection speed is 174mbSo, do you have the HBO app on a SmartTV? I am curious what platform necessitates this level of hoop-jumping to get it to work.
It's a brand new Sony 65Z9F 4k TV with the HBO app. I also have Netflix on this tv with no issues. My internet connection speed is 174mb
That is the only negative I've read about the Sonys.So, that is an Android TV. That is pretty weird, especially on such a nice TV.
I really like Android TV on my Sony. I've encountered two real issues, 1) the wifi antenna seems to be not as good as my Roku, 2) you need to tweak Android TV by turning off some of the unnecessary processes that rob cycles.That is the only negative I've read about the Sonys.
I have always been on the edge of being a videophile and this TV blows me away on so many levelsSo, that is an Android TV. That is pretty weird behavior, especially on such a nice TV.
I have always been on the edge of being a videophile and this TV blows me away on so many levels
OK, thanks ggw2000. I just found this in Amazon site. Helps clear up things too for me.
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I have a Samsung 75 inch Smart 4k TV that came with the HBO NOW app. I can also access HBO NOW through Roku and I find using the built in app preferable than going through Roku.I view Smart TV apps as a last resort (or backup) for streaming regardless of brand/model.
The fundamental problem with Smart TVs is the shear number of different brands and models. This makes developing/maintaining a Smart TV app for all of them more difficult. As compared to developing/maintaining the same app for a handful of very popular streaming boxes like the Roku, Apple TV, Fire stuff, etc..
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