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7 minutes ago, allaboutbuzz said:

Change the resolution on your box to 1080P then try it again

Ok! Getting somewhere. I managed to do that….setting up again. Will keep you posted on what happens. Thanks!

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I’m pleased to report that everything seems to be back to normal. The factory reset seems to have done the trick. My iptv guy is telling me he only sees one connection while the buzztv app is running. Thanks for all the help!!

On 11/6/2024 at 8:42 AM, Rhian said:

The buzztv app is opening multiple connections to my iptv server (like 7 at a time), and I’m being kicked out of my iptv server because I cannot have more than 2 connections at a time. Everything says I’m updated to latest updates on the box. Anyone know it’s opening multiple instances of itself in the background?

Your IPTV provider should be able to go onto there, subscription panel and look up your account and see how many IP addresses are using your account if it just shows one IP address I'm not sure why they're giving you trouble over the number of connections even though you are only allowed to have two, as long as they're not in different locations you should be able to explain the situation to your provider and they should have some understanding

Edited by DRAG00N519

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They were monitoring how many connections were happening while using the app. The worry was that there was that I'd been hacked, but it doesn't seem like that is the case, he watched the connections after the factory reset, and it didn't happen again after that.

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12 hours ago, Rhian said:

They were monitoring how many connections were happening while using the app. The worry was that there was that I'd been hacked, but it doesn't seem like that is the case, he watched the connections after the factory reset, and it didn't happen again after that.

Oh ok if that was their concern that's understandable I thought they were worried that you were sharing your account

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