on 23-11-2021 11:39
In the last few weeks there are issues with successfully launching some of the streaming services.
Select iPlayer - either on demand, or catch up - it wil launch the app, you can then select and launch a program. it buffers, plays the first few seconds and then signal is dropped - TV says 'no signal'
Same with youtube - starts and then drops signal.
I can launch both apps via the TV - no issues. It also reports that the videos have launched as I can resume them from the point of it hanging/crashing or whatever it does
Other streaming apps are working OK - ITV player, Netfli/Prime/Disney - all running fine and no issues
The V6 box is plugged into ethernet next to the hub.
Any further suggestions please to get this to work?
on 23-11-2021 19:14
When the TV reports "no signal", this usually means the video output from your V6 has dropped. And the most common cause of that would be an unprompted restart. That's a fault if it's happening regularly - but is this what's happening?
if not - then what action from yourself causes the "no signal" message to clear?
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on 25-11-2021 10:05
Thanks for the response
The TV reporting no signal - I can press the TV button on the remote and it takes me back to the TV function - the box ix still live and that is how I recover this sitiuation.
I don't see it that the box is restarting but I do concur that there seems to be a defined drop in signal. it is almost like the box doesn't like the output and cannot play it - but it can and does, and then crashes out.
As this used to work and now doesn't I am stumped. I have a workaround and am not yet ready to set it on fire, but it is bloody annoying and as I am paying for a box to deliver the advertised capablities it grates on me!
So, any tech or practical advice very welcome.
on 25-11-2021 17:38
Well that's a new one on me - but does sound suspiciously like an HDCP2.2 issue
Are you watching on a 4K/UHD TV? If so, try dropping your video output to 1080 and see if that makes any difference.
The options will be under Home > Help & Settings > Settings > Devices > Video
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