on 17-10-2022 16:28
Does faster broadband provide better picture quality on Virgin 360 tv?
on 17-10-2022 16:31
No, live TV is independent of the broadband.
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on 17-10-2022 17:11
Ok thanks, in that case how come I was unable to watch any TV as well as having no internet last time my Virgin broadband was down for 24 hours whilst they were carrying out work in my area?
Virgin have also upgraded my broadband speed twice since I became a virgin TV customer due to the very poor picture quality I was experiencing on live sports broadcasts? What would be the point in them doing this if the broadband speed does not affect the picture quality?
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on 17-10-2022 17:16
….because the TV and broadband are delivered down the same physical cable.
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on 17-10-2022 17:18
I repeat that broadband speed has no effect on live TV quality. I can’t comment on what you were told and/or how you interpreted it.
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on 17-10-2022 17:25
@Ernie_C wrote:I repeat that broadband speed has no effect on live TV quality.
And if you wish to test this out, try switching your broadband router off whilst watching live TV. It will continue.
You'll lose OnDemand services during the "outage", but live broadcast TV channels will be unaffected.
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