5G Nokia Fastmile and iptv

[Dasbert]

Recently moved to Rogers Nokia 5G Fastmile. Using WiFi to my television, running iptv. Keeps stopping. I know the iptv program is set right because if I hotspot off of my Rogers phone I get.no stopping. Is there some setting I need to make in the Nokia?

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[Datalink]

@Dasbert have a look at the following post:

https://communityforums.rogers.com/t5/Mobile-Internet-Other-Devices/Home-Internet-and-FastMile-Strea...

That post seems to imply that Rogers limits streaming thru the Nokia modem to 3 Mb/s and implies that 3 Mb/s is enough to support 720p for tv viewing.  I think one of the problems with this theory is that 3 Mb/s might not be enough to really support 720p.  The other problem is that it might not be possible to lock a tv to 720p.  The tv resolution might float up and down depending on the data rate, and when the data rate drops, there isn't enough data buffered in order for the tv processing to keep running.  That would depend on the tv.  

Perhaps @RogersJermaine might be able to provide more details regarding the Nokia Fastmile modem.

[trooperp3a1]

Yup. I'm a new subscriber and have experienced just that with the new 5G Nokia Fastmile. Rogers throttles video streams. It used to be 3 mbps, but now seems to be 10. I've done speed tests with multiple engines and they all report the same. Fast.com ( the netflix servers,) show you the true speed of a video stream. If you do a speed test while not streaming using any other engine you will get much faster speeds due to different networks being accessed. In any event, the 5G Home Internet service is not a very good service for streaming.