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Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

forumuser201
I'm here a lot

500mbps ignite internet is at 30/20 wifi, >500mbps ethernet

 

Hey, we are on the ignite 500/20mbps ignite TV plan which was installed recently. The only problem we have is that the router is giving 30/20 wifi speeds, while Ethernet is more than 500/20 (what we are supposed to be getting). In addition, Google Wifi (not in bridge mode, yet) says it is getting the correct Ethernet speeds, but even the devices connected to Google Wifi only get about 60mbps down.

Why do you guys think this is? There are about 4 active devices, in the same room as the router. I know Ethernet is much faster than wifi, but wouldn't wifi be at least 100mbps?

 

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Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

RogersMoin
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Hello, @forumuser201.

 

Thank you for posting your query in the Community. Such low speed on WiFi indicates some severe interference. Are you experiencing this issue since the beginning? 

 

When you say four active devices, do you mean all the devices are actively using the Internet while you check the speed?

 

We need to try isolating the issue. Maybe you can remove Google WiFi from the network, turn off all the devices except one and test the speed. Once confirmed the speed is good then you can add Google WiFi and other devices to the network.  

 

Cheers,

RogersMoin

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

Thank you for your reply. About a day after our ignite was installed, we were getting like 40/20 speeds through Ethernet AND WiFi. After the issue was escalated through Rogers, we are now here. So yeah, I've been experiencing this since the beginning.

By active I mean currently connected. Now that I'm looking at the connected devices the number is probably 5 or 6, with maybe 3 actively using the internet. I'm going to remove all other devices like you said later tommorow and get back to you by then.

Thanks for your help!

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

Hello

I know this is an old post but I just had Ignite TV installed and have the exact same situation so I was wondering if this got resolved for you? Did you find a source of interference or some other issue?

For me my wired connection is around 500 Mbps but wifi speeds are very erratic and generally slow. Standing beside the router I'm seeing 80-90 Mbps but upstairs I sometimes see 20-30. I've had the Rogers modem replaced but that did not help.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

-G-
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@forumuser201Can you install a Wi-Fi analyzer on a smart phone to verify that you don't have multiple access points (with a strong signal) using the same channel and verify that you have good Wi-Fi coverage in your home?  I use Apple's "AirPort Utility" on my iPhone and enabled the "Wi-Fi Scanner" option in settings.  Also try disconnecting your test device from Wi-Fi and reconnecting, just to make sure that you are connected to an access point with the strongest signal... and then re-run the speed test.  It's possible that your wireless device might be connected to a more distant node in your mesh (and has a lower attainable speed as a result) but still has a strong enough signal that it remains connected.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

Krasowsm
I've been around

Wifi speeds with 500 internet speed with Ignite TV

 

My wifi speeds are 20-40mbps even when I'm next to the modem. This impacts our TVs if we have more then one playing. Also I am only getting speeds of 200-300mbps from modem using ethernet. I called and a Roger's tech did something and had me check a d the speeds were 250mbps wifi and 550mbps ethernet. The next day the speed drops back to 200 and 20+wifi. Field tech came to the house and replaced the cable coupling on the street. The tech worked on the modem and rebooted it and the speeds were back up to 500+ and 250+ wifi. The next day the speeds dropped back down to 200/20. What should my speeds me at the modem and wifi in my house?

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

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@Krasowsm wrote:

My wifi speeds are 20-40mbps even when I'm next to the modem. This impacts our TVs if we have more then one playing. Also I am only getting speeds of 200-300mbps from modem using ethernet. I called and a Roger's tech did something and had me check a d the speeds were 250mbps wifi and 550mbps ethernet. The next day the speed drops back to 200 and 20+wifi. Field tech came to the house and replaced the cable coupling on the street. The tech worked on the modem and rebooted it and the speeds were back up to 500+ and 250+ wifi. The next day the speeds dropped back down to 200/20. What should my speeds me at the modem and wifi in my house?


If you have a 500Mbps service, you should be seeing those speeds consistently when you perform a speed test with a wired Ethernet connection.  I would also perform speed tests using multiple testing services.  Some popular ones are:

https://www.speedtest.net/

https://www.dslreports.com/speedtest

https://fast.com/

 

If you are getting poor speed test results and very poor/jerky/inconsistent performance when browsing web sites, the most likely culprit is a poor connection from your XB6 modem/gateway to the Rogers network.  You can check the stats by logging into the modem, then going to Gateway > Connection > Rogers Network.  Scroll to the bottom to "CM Error Codewords" section.  Scroll across and look at the counters; you should see very few Uncorrectable Codewords.  Also, check Troubleshooting > Logs > Event logs.  You shouldn't see anything other than DHCPv6 missing option errors.  Look for errors pertaining to the connection with the CMTS, timeouts and ranging errors.  If your modem is logging a ton of errors, call Rogers tech support.

 

As for your slow wireless speed tests, "only" getting 250Mbps is not ideal but also not unusual either; only getting 20-40Mbps is definitely not good at all.  Before performing a test, disconnect your computer from Wi-Fi, then reconnect.  For maximum speeds, you should be connecting on a 5 GHz channel and be fairly close to your modem.  Your speed can be limited by several factors, including the type of wireless network card that you have in your computer, the number of devices that you have connected and using Wi-Fi in your home and the quality of their connections, and whether or not there is anything in your vicinity that could be causing interference with your wireless network.

 

On your set-top boxes, if you go into Settings > Device Settings > Network , it should say that "Your WiFi signal strength is good" or "Your WiFi signal strength is excellent".  If you have a weak connection, you'll need to figure out out why and correct it.

 

Also, how are you connecting to Wi-Fi?  Directly to the XB6?  You can further optimize 5GHz Wi-Fi by configuring the XB6 to use channels in the 149-165 range; they transmit at higher power levels.  The Technicolor XB6 is also certified to transmit at higher power levels than the Arris XB6.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

jakika5
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Was there a solution to this? I'm struggling with this same issue. Had the new 1 gig ignite TV package installed 3 weeks ago. 1 hour after the technician left, my son texted me at work to complain that he was only getting 100meg while connected with his gaming computer that has a 1gig network card in it. When I got home sure enough... on wifi I could only get 100meg and when connected with a LAN cable (cat6) I was only able to get 180meg. I called into tech support and they couldn't find any issues, so said they would send a tech to check into it. A tech came out the next day, and called me from the Central Office. He said everything was fine on the outside, but he could tell when connected to my modem that the wifi signal was poor because he could barely see my 2nd TV box located in my basement. He went to the house and when he arrived, he was only able to get 100meg on the wifi as well. So he unhooked the coax cable from the back of the modem and connected it directly into his test set, and got 987meg. i'm only 1/4 km from the central office, so he said that this was a fantastic speed. As soon as he reconnected the cable back into the modem and connected to the wifi and only got 100meg again. 

He decided to change out the modem for a new one, and was able to get 180-200meg on the wifi. While he know that it wasn't much better, he didn't know what else to do. So he left his cell number and said to try it for a few weeks and call if it got worse or didn't improve. It hasn't gotten any better, and we see it randomly dropping from time to time. The modem sits on my TV stand in the corner of the living room. So it isn't anywhere near anything that could affect the signal. 

When I talk to tech support they say everything test fine from their end. I am paying for a 1gig connection to my house. The tech told me that he got 987meg when he connected to my line, but highest speed we have gotten on the wifi in 180meg.  My neighbor next door has the same 1gig package and gets around 750meg on hia wifi connection. So its obviously an issue with the wifi on my modem. The last guy I talked to at tech support said he would send a tech to install pods to extend the wifi signal for me. I asked him how extending a wifi signal that has slow speeds will help with my slowness issue. He couldn't answer my question. Because it won't. It will only extend my signal. Which ironically, the pods connect to my wifi to work. Since the wifi is poor, it won't improve anything. I think they are just grasping at straws. 

Any suggestions would be great since tech support can't find anything and they just keep sending tech's out.  I had 3 tech's dispatched to my house within the first 4 days I had the service. 

 

Here are the stats in my modem if this helps:

Rogers Network
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Local time:2020-01-27 20:12:50
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WAN Default Gateway Address (IPv6):fe80::.xxx.xxx.xx (Privacy)
Delegated prefix (IPv6):2607:.xxx.xxx.xx (Privacy)
Primary DNS Server (IPv4):64..xxx.xxx.xx (Privacy)
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Primary DNS Server (IPv6):2607:.xxx.xxx.xx (Privacy)
Secondary DNS Server (IPv6):2607:.xxx.xxx.xx (Privacy)
WAN Link Local Address (IPv6):fe80:.xxx.xxx.xx (Privacy)
DHCP Client (IPv4):Enabled
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Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

Hey @jakika5!

 

Welcome to the community!

 

Seeing a much lower speed than you're expecting should certainly come as a shock. We can assist in identifying why you're seeing the speeds you are with a wired connection for sure. Over WiFi though speeds will be dependent on a variety of factors. From the capabilities of the devices connected on your network, to which network frequency you're connecting to, which channel you're connecting on, it's power availability levels of interference, attenuation, etc.

 

To improve your overall wireless connection, using your 5G network on channels 149 or higher would be recommended as well as ensuring that only wireless AC capable devices are connected.

On the wired connection I would recommend connecting two wired devices (or one wired, and one of 5G) and running a speed test on both devices at the same time. Once done combine to numbers, if the total is higher than what you're seeing on a singular device than the service is providing more than a single device is able to pull. This can be for a lot of different reasons related to software or hardware.

 

For starters I'd recommend the speed test as mentioned as well as disabling IPv6 in your modem's settings to see if there is improvement, be it wired or WiFi.

 

Let us know how it goes.

 

@RogersAndy

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

When you say disable IPv6 ate you talking about in my modem or on my computer?
I have never had issues with wifi until I switched to Ignite tv service. I am only 1/4km from the central office so I get good speeds. The tech said he rarely sees 987meg when he connects directly to the wire. He told me that there are only 4 other customers on the box I'm connected to, and it's a new shelf that was just installed, so the shouldn't be having any issues. Tech support told me on a 1gig connection we should see speeds between 500-700meg on the wifi, taking all the factors into account.
My precious connection was 7meg and I was getting 6.7meg on my wifi. So I have never had issues with wifi signal before. My 5ghz wifi was on channel 149 but when I did a test with a wifi analyzer app there were 3 other wifi signals on that channel. So I changed it to see if it helped. It didnt.
I am using a 6 month old computer, connecting on the 5ghz wifi, sitting in the chair across the room directly in front of the modem. There is nothing to interfere with my signal and my modem is plugged directly into the wall. In fact when I log into my modem it shows that all of my devices are connected to the 5ghz wifi signal except 3. So they should all be getting good speeds. My sons desktop has a 1gig network in it and when he connects it with a cat6 cable he can only get 120meg speeds. I noticed in the settings that LAN 1 is set for 1gig and LAN 2 is set for 100meg. Does that sound right?
I have a wireless router capable of doing 1gig speeds and when I plug it into the LAN connection and connect to it I also only get speeds around 120meg.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

-G-
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I'm not sure if we have a copy/paste issue but the modem's uptime is less than 24 hours and it looks like some channels have a HUGE number of uncorrectable codewords.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

jakika5
I'm here a lot
Nope... that's what it was showing. It's less than 24 hours because I was talking to tech support and they reset it remotely. I thought those numbers looked weird, but don't know what they mean.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

-G-
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Okay... but when I look at the "CM Error Codewords" section, I only see columns 1-26 so part of that table is missing. Looking at your uncorrectable codewords, you have more than 14 million on one channel and more than 8 million on another. That's not good. By comparison, my modem has been up for more than 15 days. Most channels have 0, a few have hundreds, a few have thousands of uncorrectables. I also checked Troubleshooting > Logs and I don't have any errors in my Event Log.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

jakika5
I'm here a lot
I thought those numbers looked weird, but I wasn't sure what the "codeword" table meant?? I am used to seeing "error code violations" on my previous modem.
So what is a high number of "uncorrectable codewords" a sign of? Is there something I can do to clear those? Or is there something I need to ask tech support to do to clear them? Could they be ehat is causing my slowness issues?
I worked for an ISP for 12yrs as a tier 1 support desk person, so I understand that I shouldn't expect to get 1gig connection on my wifi. But I dont think it is unreasonable to be paying for a 1gig internet pipe and to expect aèt least 500meg or more on my wifi. My neighbor with the same package gets 750meg on their wifi.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

-G-
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Search the Internet for "DOCSIS Codeword Errors" for a better explanation than what I can type up with the Forums in their current state. Codewords are basically the data that get sent over a DOCSIS channel. The data encoding allows for some errors to be corrected; relatively high corrected errors are indicative of less-than-ideal conditions but does not affect network quality from your perspective. Uncorrectable codewords equates to packet loss. You can look at Wi-Fi performance once your Internet connection is solid. Right now, I would expect to see degraded throughput when testing with both wired and wireless connections.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

-G-
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@jakika5 One more thing: Could you please log into your modem and go to Troubleshooting > Logs and view the Event Logs for the last week? My guess is that your modem is logging a ton of critical errors.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

@akika5, first off, apologies for the long post. No doubt the forum software will remove all carriage returns from this post, resulting in one long unruly post. Grrrrr…… Your modem is running SC-QAM channels and two OFDM downstream channels. The channels with the high uncorrected number of codewords appear to be the two OFDM channels. That does make sense as an OFDM channel runs thousands of low power sub carriers throughout its channel spectrum. Compared to what we’ve seen in the past, the presence of a large number of uncorrected codewords on an OFDM channel might not be a problem issue. There’s no indication of the OFDM channel width so it’s not possible to know if those channels are 192 Mhz wide at their maximum or if their reduced from that maximum, which would reduce the number of sub-carriers from 4096 for a 192 Mhz wide channel down to an appropriate sub-carrier count for a smaller channel. Note that its unusual at this point to see two OFDM channels running. Your post is probably the first post with two OFDM channels in operation. That does bring up the question of whether or not there are any issues with your modem running two OFDM channels. At this point in time, it’s just a question that I would normally ask. Fwiw, if you look at the signal levels, there is an upward slope from 350 Mhz, upward. The one OFDM channel starting at 350 Mhz shows -6.2 dBmV, which isn’t great. At the same time, the signal to noise ratios, across the board, are at the bottom of the typical range for Roger’s modems which is usually 36 to 40 dB. So you have a combination of low signal levels and low signal to noise ratios. How much of an effect that will have on this particular modem model is a good question, but, it doesn’t help the situation. Can you have a look at the bottom of the modem and let us know which modem you have? It will either be the Arris TF-3482ER or the Technicolor CGM-4140. The Arris modem is an Intel Puma 7 chipset modem while the Technicolor modem is a Broadcom BCM-3390 chipset modem. They are totally different from each other. Can you also have a look at the back of the modem, specifically at the connected ports. Do those ports have LEDs which would indicate the link rate? If so, what color are they? Looking at your LAN “settings” as you indicated, one is at 1 Gb/s and one is at 100 Mb/s. Those numbers on a modem or router aren’t usually a setting, they normally reflect the connection rate with the connected device. That depends on the connecting cable, the connected device port and whether or not the connecting cable is connecting to both ports properly. Its possible for a gigabit port on a desktop or laptop to be set for 100 Mb/s, so if there is any question of the data rate to an Ethernet connected device, you may have to drill down into the port settings and reset the port rate if necessary. On a windows desktop or laptop which is connected via Ethernet, if you right click on the Network connection icon in the taskbar, select “Open Network & Internet Settings”. Select Properties and have a look at the Link Speed (Receive/Transmit). That should show 1000/1000 Mb/s for an Ethernet device these days. If that only shows 100/100 Mb/s then there is an issue with a port or connecting cable, or a cable connection at either port. Note that there are computer users who have “Fast Ethernet “ cables in their home. Those cables only support 100 Mb/s, so, at one point in time there were “fast”, these days, it actually slow. That link rate can help diagnose problems connecting to a modem, router or switch for example. If you do the same for a wifi connection, it will show the link rate with the modem or router. That’s not the data rate, it’s the raw connection rate as shown in the following table: https://www.wlanpros.com/mcs-index-charts/ That connect rate can also be used to troubleshoot wifi issues. For now, the task of the day should be to get the Ethernet performance up to where it should be. The wifi rates should increase on their own when the wired issues are resolved. You can’t compare your neighbours wifi performance to yours, given differences in equipment, equipment capabilities and settings. A wifi data rate of 750 Mb/s would indicate using some device beyond a normal run of the mill laptop or wifi connected desktop, especially in the presence of other users in the same channel range. Fwiw, in terms of conduced output power: 1. the channels in the 36 to 48 range are restricted to 200 mw; 2. the channels in the 52 to 144 channel range are restricted to 250 mw; 3. The channels in the 149 to 161 channel range are restricted to 1 watt. So, even with competition in the upper 149 to 161 channel range, the output power level can result in a faster data rate compared to running in the lower channel range without any competition. You really have to test that in your own home to determine the results however, testing both lower and upper channels, fixed in place, not running on Auto. For now, the first task is to improve the wired rates to where they should be, which is above 900 Mb/s.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

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@Datalink. it's not obvious at first glance but the vendor is shown on the stats page and this is a Technicolor XB6. A bunch of things about the stats page also do not look right to me either, which why I asked if there were any copy/paste issues. Regardless, the high error counts still concern me.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

Alkqn
I've been around

Extremely delayed and slow connection Rogers Ignite. The cable and the WiFi is incredibly slow. The delayed input from button presses on the remote, to simply tuning into a new channel sometimes takes upwards of 7 seconds. It's disgusting. This is unacceptable as the old hardwired connections never had this problem. 4K and higher resolution videos and movies are almost unwatchable, and sometimes are because of the constant buffering. 1 step forward and 4 steps back.

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

RogersAndy
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Hey @Alkqn!

 

Welcome to the Community!

 

This is certainly not the ideal Ignite TV experience! I'm sorry to hear you've been having such speed related issues. Have you contacted support yet? It sounds like there may be an issue getting the wireless signal where it's needed in the home. A modem relocation can be accommodated or alternatively we have our Wall to Wall WiFi option! 

 

If you require any assistance definitely reach out to support at your convenience. You can reach support via phone/Live Chat or Social Media, information for all can be found here

 

@RogersAndy

Re: Ignite TV - Slow WiFi Speeds

Gdkitty
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Yeah definitely sounds like its a BAD setup was done, as it shouldnt be acting that way.

I have my TV boxes on wifi, as well as usually have 4-5 devices in the same room on the same wifi pod, and all seem to run with no issues, no slowdowns that I can see (can be running the TV, netflix on a computer, playing a game, etc all at the same time).

Tuning the channels.. again something is not right there.  Again if its signal or connectivity or something happening.
My ignite boxes, i find change the channels FASTER than even the newest digital cable boxes were (vs the older ones which took a good 4+ seconds to change channels)

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