You can try rebooting your player or even your wireless router. That might help.
I don't think Comcast could single out Netflix but who knows?
Quote from: Razor X on February 15, 2014, 07:00:16 PMI don't think Comcast could single out Netflix but who knows?/whistles-and-kicks-can
but if they were doing something to slow download speeds for video streaming, wouldn't that affect other providers (Amazon, Vudu) as well as Netflix?
Quote from: Razor X on February 15, 2014, 11:18:44 PM but if they were doing something to slow download speeds for video streaming, wouldn't that affect other providers (Amazon, Vudu) as well as Netflix?As a threat, Netflix is unique. Amazon, Vudu, and the others are just blips on the radar so far.I'm not saying I have any insider knowledge, but your story is far from unique.
Found this on the net:One Comcast subscriber, Dick Lambert of Roseville, has suffered through this issue for so long that he has spent time meticulously documenting it. When Netflix is on his TV or PC, he said, data rates plunge. The rates are measured in megabits per second. For pristine high-definition gapless streaming, a data rate of about 5 megabits per second or higher is helpful. Lambert sees excellent performance, often topping 10 megabits per second, when using video services other than Netflix. When he fires up Netflix, however, the data rate will plunge to well below 1 megabit per second. Lambert said this problem is worst in the evening. Early in the morning, Netflix performance does improve. Lambert is better equipped than most to monitor such data rates. He receives video-streaming content via a Sony living-room media player with an unusual feature: It displays a precise data-rate reading each time he pulls up a video-streaming service. That is why Lambert knew with certainty that his Netflix streaming had become severely impaired last June, improved in July, but deteriorated again just before Christmas, and has stayed that way ever since. Lot's of info, Comcast is bad news!
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