Obligatory CyclonesTV Feed Quality Thread

herbicide

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Tonight has not been good. Commercials are clear and smooth for me. No buffeting, but picture quality and tracking very poor. I have 1 gig service and the last few games were much better.
 
Tonight has not been good. Commercials are clear and smooth for me. No buffeting, but picture quality and tracking very poor. I have 1 gig service and the last few games were much better.
I like buffeting sometimes :cool: Never had any issues with CyTV so it’s always weird to see some have problems. Watching on iPad.
 
Worked perfectly for me on 25 MB. Could it be a router issue for you?
Don't think so. The other nights worked better, even though there was buffeting. I ran a speed test during a TO and got 200+mbps. And as in my last post, the commercials and now the post game have a much better picture.
 
Roku on big screen with fiber internet. Perfect pic. A year or two ago it was awful .
 
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My feed started off fine chrome casting from my laptop, then got real bad at the end of the 2nd half. Video quality was crystal clear after that, but for some reason buffered like crazy when I tried to cast it back to my tv.
 
I don't have buffering issues.. But the quality has gotta be 480p... Yttv looks like 4k vs Cy TV for me.
 
Tonight has not been good. Commercials are clear and smooth for me. No buffeting, but picture quality and tracking very poor. I have 1 gig service and the last few games were much better.
Yeah, getting a video signal from Cyclone TV has been an adventure everytime I have used it to watch basketball this season. The only thing that I can dependably access is their leadin advertisement.
 
Cyclones.tv has been hit or miss for me. Last night it worked great the whole game. But a week ago with Northern Illinois I couldn't watch more than 30 seconds without it locking up, buffering, then either it would run for another 30 seconds or just skip ahead to current action.
 

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