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I have 1GB download and upload. Everything tested fine, I had constant buffering during the super bowl. As soon as the game ended, all of the post game stuff was fine. This leads me to believe that too much load from the heavy 4K streaming was the cause. I paid for the 4K upgrade to watch the game. It sounds like using Fox Sports would have The streaming era has disrupted sports watching, with one of the most notable changes for fans being the constant need to keep up with which service has the rights to which games. The NFL was 08:33 am (IST): Just about a year later, it seems YouTube TV still hasn’t managed to get a grip on its servers during the Super Bowl. Reports on X suggest that many users are facing issues with YouTube TV buffering or the video quality appearing pixelated. With the Super Bowl coming today, having a video stream with lower lag is going to be clutch. YouTube TV now will permanently reduce that broadcast delay that once plagued your video stream. YouTube TV originally introduced this feature in November, but it only allowed you to reduce the delay for 48 hours to ensure you had a better game experience. Keeps buffering, nothing else ever does and my internet is more than capable so it must be YouTube TV. Then goes to some sort of standard def grainy garbage at times. It finally seems to be caught up by the first Philly touchdown here and now we're not buffering and clear again. A very disappointing start for watching on YTTV so far. Chromecast w/ Google TV running on a T-Mobile Home Internet connection running 2160p60 HDR smoothly. RokuTV running on a T-Mobile Home Internet connection running 2160p60 HDR like trash, constant buffering The RokuTV runs smoothly at 1440p60 HDR. By Phillip Swann The TV Answer Man –Follow on X. Former editor of 4 TV magazines. Author of TV Dot Com. It turned out to be a great night for the Kansas City Chiefs. But not so much for streaming. Last night’s Super Bowl, won by the Chiefs in overtime, 25-22, was marred by numerous streaming glitches on multiple providers. Multiple Youtube TV users are reporting constant buffering or pausing during Super Bowl matches. The interruptions prevent them from enjoying the game. The streaming rights for NFL and Super Bowl games have been awarded to YouTube TV, the TV service born from the popular video platform. However, not everything has gone exactly as planned. A blurry image often accompanies buffering on YouTube TV Method 5: Update your YouTube TV app. If you are streaming YouTube TV using a device such as a Firestick, Roku, or smart TV, then I recommend updating the app if possible. Paramount+ and YouTube TV customers experienced delays mostly early on in the stream of Super Bowl LVIII. Some Fubo viewers report experiencing problems into the second half of the game. Definitely submit in app feedback & reach out to the YouTube TV support team here, if those steps don't help your local NBC channel get more than 480p. They'll be able to help give more 1:1 troubleshooting & pass along any useful info for engineering if needed. YouTube TV is streaming 2025 Super Bowl LIX so that you don't miss a second of the game. Get in on the action and sign up for a free trial today! This weekend, Tubi will stream the Super Bowl, live and in 4K, for free — no cable log-in or credit card required. Here’s what its strategy is for winning the big (streaming) game. OTA antennas on all the TV's you plan on having on. I also have 3 TV's and two are on one antenna and the other in the backyard is on it's own. All synced up. If you can't get signal from an antenna you will have to try streaming all TV's from one device like a roku stick or chromecast. Hdmi splitters are fairly cheap. With the Super Bowl coming up, having a video stream with lower lag is going to be clutch. YouTube TV on Thursday said you’ll be to permanently reduce that broadcast delay that once plagued your video stream. YouTube TV originally introduced this feature in November, but it only allowed you to reduce the delay for [] But when it comes to streaming, whether you’re watching the Super Bowl on NBC’s apps or Peacock or a live TV service like YouTube TV or FuboTV, there’s no promise you won’t bump into a By Phillip Swann The TV Answer Man – Follow me on X. YouTube TV, the multi-channel live streaming service, is offering this Sunday’s Super Bowl for free to new users of its 4K Plus add-on plan. The NFL Super Bowl is one of the biggest live TV events of the year, and with more and more folks switching from traditional cable to internet streaming, YouTube TV is the choice of many to stream YouTube TV, the multi-channel live streaming service, is offering this Sunday’s Super Bowl for free to new users of its 4K Plus add-on plan. The plan, which is necessary for YouTube TV subscribers to watch live NFL football and college sports in 4K, normally must be purchased for $9.99 a month in addition to YouTube TV’s base plan for $82. TV Answer Man, I am planning to stream the Super Bowl on Tubi or my Fubo sub but I am a little concerned about buffering. Any insights and advice for us? – John, Evanston, Illinois. John, the Kansas City Chiefs will play the Philadelphia Eagles in the 59th Super Bowl this Sunday (February 9, 2025) in New Orleans at 6:30 p.m. ET.
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