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Lots of bufferings when watching TiVo recordings or live shows
Here’s my setup: I’ve a Orbi AC3000, both the RBR50 & RBS50 are connected to my TiVo modem with CAT-6 cable. The TiVo modem has a router feature which has been disabled. All devices have latest firmwa...
All channels are currently set to Auto and security method is WPA2-PSK. I don’t think WPA2-AES is available.
I live in a subdivision, so yes, I’ve neighbors on my left, right, and back.
The distance between RBR50 router & RBS50 satellite is about 15 ft apart.
Currently, daisy-chain topology & IPv6 are disabled. Beamforming, MU-MIMO, fast roaming are enabled.
I’ll try your suggestion to disable beamforming. I’ll also disable UPnP. Thanks.
I live in a subdivision, so yes, I’ve neighbors on my left, right, and back.
The distance between RBR50 router & RBS50 satellite is about 15 ft apart.
Currently, daisy-chain topology & IPv6 are disabled. Beamforming, MU-MIMO, fast roaming are enabled.
I’ll try your suggestion to disable beamforming. I’ll also disable UPnP. Thanks.
Also move your satellite. 15' is pretty close. About twice that or a bit more is optimum without major obstruction.
I forgot to ask which model of TiVo and where it is connected.
I'm also a bit confused about how the Technicolor DPC3848VM modem/router is configured. Google search turned up a reference that when this device is in bridged mode, only a single ethernet port is active. (The modem/router that I have from Spectrum is certainly that way. It has four ethernet ports on the back and when I turned off the router functions, only one ethernet port is active.)
When you look at the Orbi "Attached Devices", where does it say your iPhone/iPad and TiVo are attached (router, satellite, or wired)?
