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klook

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4. Do you have a high-definition and standard version of the channel?

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Thu Aug 27, 2020, 04:48 PM

Aug 2020

If so, does the problem manifest on both HD and standard versions? (On my system these are two different channel numbers.)

Since it’s OK on your tablet, it does seem it could have something to do with the TV (or the “set-top box,” if you have one.) Have you tried rebooting that device?

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I have a question about TV audio problem (I know it's not a computer question but [View all] IcyPeas Aug 2020 OP

Sounds like a buffering issue with your tv. Phoenix61 Aug 2020 #1

gaming mode? it's not a smart tv so I don't think I can do that IcyPeas Aug 2020 #2

Are you streaming? Using an app? mn9driver Aug 2020 #3

no, it's fine on my tablet (the app) IcyPeas Aug 2020 #7

Do you have a high-definition and standard version of the channel? klook Aug 2020 #4

yes, it's happening on both. IcyPeas Aug 2020 #8

If it's hooked to a cable box it may be the box. Phoenix61 Aug 2020 #5

oh really? hmmm IcyPeas Aug 2020 #9

Have you searched the make and model? LunaSea Aug 2020 #6

i did do this IcyPeas Aug 2020 #10

Good thinking! LunaSea Aug 2020 #11