IPTV is not fully working

[tonnynels]

Since last week my IPTV is not fully working.

The free channels and movies are working like a charm, the paid channels not.

The symptoms when I use VLC are:
When I open the http://s1.iptv66.tv:80/get.php?username=xxxx in VLC London Live Channel is ok.
If I change to any movie in the end of the list no problem, the movie plays.
If I change to FTA channels like "Aragon TV", "TVG2", "Teleantioquia", "Telemadrid" and others free channels these channels work perfectly, I did not test all free channels but I thing they are ok.

The problem is wen I try to watch paid channels.
When I try BBC one, for instance, VLC try to play, try to play, try to play, try to play, try to play and fail mostly. After a lot of times try to play "BBC one" I got the signal with VLC. With SS-IPTV I did not have success.
The same thing happend with TVLand.
Other paid channels are impossible to watch

I already did:
Country Lock and put my country again
Change my MAC addrress to null.
IPTV Reset.
Change IPTV Portal.
Internet Provider Lock: Disable to Enable and Disable again.
I'm not banned, the score is 0 of 3
Start my router again and again and again.
Change my route a lot of times.

I don't know what to do, I'm almost given up.

VLC log informs when trying play BBC one:
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error


http error: cannot connect to s1.iptv66.tv:80
access_mms error: cannot connect to s1.iptv66.tv:80
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error


http error: error: HTTP/1.1 503 Service Unavailable
http error: error: HTTP/1.0 503 Service Unavailable
access_mms error: error: HTTP/1.0 503 Service Unavailable
core error: no suitable access module for `http://images.google.com/images?q=Tele%20Boston%20Haiti%20cover'
ts info: MPEG-4 descriptor not found for pid 0x101 type 0xf
core error: read error: No error

[kens]

Update your VLC, or MPEG-4 Codec, or possibly ffmpeg.

Y R U using VLC?
/kens

[tonnynels]

Thank's ken,

I up date VLC to version 3.0.3 and not has changed.
The paid channels are not working, a lot of free channel are working as well the movies.
Last week everything was ok.

With SS-IPTV in my LG TV happens the same.
With Extreme IPTV in Android Minix box also happens the same.

When I started using route 66 VLC, SS-IPTV and Extreme IPTV used to work fine.



Update your VLC, or MPEG-4 Codec, or possibly ffmpeg.

Y R U using VLC?
/kens

[crazed 9.6]

looks like a server URL issue.

Go back to website and this time do not do anything except change the Server URL Portal and grab a new playlist with the new URL

checks results

[tonnynels]

I found out the problem, but I don't know to solve.


I connected my notebook to my neighbor WI-FI and all the channels came back again.
I returned to my WI-FI and the channels stop working !!!!

My neighbor uses another internet company, I do not have in mind to use her connection so what can I do?

Any idea?

[crazed 9.6]

Check into your router info and functionalities (search it online). If it allows you to change the MAC address of that router, you could try that. Your router may not allow that change thou, depending on your ISP's policies.
That MAC is not associated with your iptv code, but by changing it, it could fix the ISP block issue.

or the obvious but maybe not practicable, is to change ISP to same one your neighbor has.

[kens]

I found out the problem, but I don't know to solve.


I connected my notebook to my neighbor WI-FI and all the channels came back again.
I returned to my WI-FI and the channels stop working !!!!

My neighbor uses another internet company, I do not have in mind to use her connection so what can I do?

Any idea?

Turn off your computers/ STB's/ SmartTV etc.
Reset your Router( Push Reset button for 20-30 seconds (dont just unplug the router. it has memory retention)
Let it restart for 2-3 minutes, then turn on your equipment.
*May have a glitch with .ts streams
/kens

[tonnynels]

Turn off your computers/ STB's/ SmartTV etc.
Reset your Router( Push Reset button for 20-30 seconds (dont just unplug the router. it has memory retention)
Let it restart for 2-3 minutes, then turn on your equipment.
*May have a glitch with .ts streams
/kens


Thank's ken, but did not work.
I tryed a .ts address found in internet (freeworldwideiptv) and worked.
So my issue is really that my ISP is blocking Route 66.



Check into your router info and functionalities (search it online). If it allows you to change the MAC address of that router, you could try that. Your router may not allow that change thou, depending on your ISP's policies.
That MAC is not associated with your iptv code, but by changing it, it could fix the ISP block issue.


or the obvious but maybe not practicable, is to change ISP to same one your neighbor has.


There is no way to change the MAC router.
I've noticed that other ISP are doing the same, so sooner or later may neighbor ISP also will do the same.


I already change the router DNS without success.

[kens]

Movie streams are the same URL as TV, just different transfer protocol???
If VOD plays, you are not blocked... I think???

All I can suggest is try another App.
Good luck,
/kens

[diode]

Instead of the URL use the ip address for your route. The URL may be blocked by you isps DNS. You can also change your DNS server at your router or your laptop. Good luck. Google public DNS.....


After re reading the entire thread I believe kens is correct. It would appear that you are not blocked by your ISP. You can ping the server to verify. Are you using the same route on more than one device? If you modem is separate from your router you can connect via lan directly and see if that works.

[ilan]

Just try pasting the server address into your browser. For example, paste

http://s1.iptv66.tv/
into your browser. What happens? If you get a blue screen with the message "Your STB is not supported," you most likely are not blocked. However, if you get a generic message that the page can not be reached, there is a distinct possibility that your ISP is blocking access.

[tonnynels]

Hi ilan!!

I got the message "Your STB is not supported".


Just try pasting the server address into your browser. For example, paste

http://s1.iptv66.tv/
into your browser. What happens? If you get a blue screen with the message "Your STB is not supported," you most likely are not blocked. However, if you get a generic message that the page can not be reached, there is a distinct possibility that your ISP is blocking access.


Thank you guys, but still not worked

I have a question.
The diffence between my connection and my neighbor connection is the ping time. Does it makes difference?

The ping time is a problem? See what I got below

Ping with my IPS - IPTV do not work with VLC
Disparando s1.iptv66.tv [104.24.1.119] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=114ms TTL=55
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=113ms TTL=55
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=124ms TTL=55
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=113ms TTL=55

Ping with my neighbor ISP - IPTV WORKS with VLC (same notebook, same player, without restart the notebook)
Disparando s1.iptv66.tv [104.24.2.119] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 104.24.2.119: bytes=32 time=13ms TTL=56
Resposta de 104.24.2.119: bytes=32 time=13ms TTL=56
Resposta de 104.24.2.119: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=56
Resposta de 104.24.2.119: bytes=32 time=13ms TTL=56


My router is the modem installed my ISP provider.


Below the ping results with cable connected directly to my modem - IPTV did not work with VLC
Disparando s1.iptv66.tv [104.24.1.119] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=112ms TTL=55
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=112ms TTL=55
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=112ms TTL=55
Resposta de 104.24.1.119: bytes=32 time=112ms TTL=55

[diode]

Are you using a VPN ? The difference between the two ISPs is remarkable. 100ms If you are not using a vpn, try switching your DNS server in your network settings.

[tonnynels]

Are you using a VPN ? The difference between the two ISPs is remarkable. 100ms If you are not using a vpn, try switching your DNS server in your network settings.

Hi diode, thank's for your sugestion.
I don't use VPN.
I already had changed the DNS server in my modem/router. I tried Google DNS, Open DNS, some Netflix DNS and others without success.

This high ping time happens when I ping route 66.
If I ping youtube, for instance, the time is only 8ms

But I'm not sure that the ping is really a problem.
The Aragon TV, from Spain, that is availble in route 66 and is remote, has a higher time and works perfectly (the quality is poor but works)
Disparando aragontv.stream.flumotion.com [195.10.10.45] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=258ms TTL=51
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=259ms TTL=51
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=260ms TTL=51
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=278ms TTL=51

YOUTUBE has a low time
Disparando youtube.com [216.58.202.78] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=55
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=55
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=9ms TTL=55
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=8ms TTL=55

AMAZON Prime video is higher and I don't have problems to watch.
Disparando primevideo.com [52.85.201.207] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=236
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=236
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=240ms TTL=236
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=236

I tried SM player, as it do not accept lists I copy and paste the url to open the stream.
What I got was a flash of image each time I pressed the play button.

I'm still open to suggestions.

[Sandiver]

Interesting delima. Here is an idea, go to the website and generate a new route. if someone got hold of your code that might do the trick ☺️

You do understand I am not talking about a new route iptv66 has the option to change your route.

[ilan]

Interesting delima. Here is an idea, go to the website and generate a new route. if someone got hold of your code that might do the trick ☺️

You do understand I am not talking about a new route iptv66 has the option to change your route.
If the code was hijacked, things wouldn't have worked at the friend's house, though.

[tonnynels]

Interesting delima. Here is an idea, go to the website and generate a new route. if someone got hold of your code that might do the trick ☺️

You do understand I am not talking about a new route iptv66 has the option to change your route.

Thank's for your suggestion Sandiver, however I already have changed the route more than one time through "Generate New One".

[tonnynels]

Hi, this is what I got with SM Player.

This is TCM US when I click play twice.
The image appears for a fraction of time only.

https://s22.postimg.cc/nfvp5a4i9/TCM_US.jpg

[diode]

Hi diode, thank's for your sugestion.
I don't use VPN.
I already had changed the DNS server in my modem/router. I tried Google DNS, Open DNS, some Netflix DNS and others without success.

This high ping time happens when I ping route 66.
If I ping youtube, for instance, the time is only 8ms

But I'm not sure that the ping is really a problem.
The Aragon TV, from Spain, that is availble in route 66 and is remote, has a higher time and works perfectly (the quality is poor but works)
Disparando aragontv.stream.flumotion.com [195.10.10.45] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=258ms TTL=51
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=259ms TTL=51
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=260ms TTL=51
Resposta de 195.10.10.45: bytes=32 time=278ms TTL=51

YOUTUBE has a low time
Disparando youtube.com [216.58.202.78] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=55
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=55
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=9ms TTL=55
Resposta de 216.58.202.78: bytes=32 time=8ms TTL=55

AMAZON Prime video is higher and I don't have problems to watch.
Disparando primevideo.com [52.85.201.207] com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=236
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=236
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=240ms TTL=236
Resposta de 52.85.201.207: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=236

I tried SM player, as it do not accept lists I copy and paste the url to open the stream.
What I got was a flash of image each time I pressed the play button.

I'm still open to suggestions.

I wish I had another suggestion. I think if it were me I'd unplug the modem and leave it off overnight and try it in the morning. You might have to switch ISP to what your neighbour is using.

[ilan]

If you knew someone with the same ISP as yours, it would be nice to try it there, to see if you get the same results. If you do, it would rule out variables other than the ISP.

[tonnynels]

I wish I had another suggestion. I think if it were me I'd unplug the modem and leave it off overnight and try it in the morning. You might have to switch ISP to what your neighbour is using.

Hi, diode !!
Thank you again for your suggestion.
I unplug the moden/router every night. I use to do it with all electric equipments at home (except refrigerator and freezer).



If you knew someone with the same ISP as yours, it would be nice to try it there, to see if you get the same results. If you do, it would rule out variables other than the ISP.

ilan, it is a good idea, but I don't know how to accomplish it.

[crazed 9.6]

I bet if you do a tracert on that, you will find alot more hops with your's compared to your neighbor's.
I also bet that if you setup your own server host and direct traffic to there and then from there to iptv server (and vise a versa), then it would work.
I am pretty sure that this issue is how your traffic is handled by your ISP, the URL is not being resolved correctly and after much ado it finally sees the URL but looses the packets because of the 'much ado' thing :eek:

Just a theory :)

Go back to your command prompt and ping the server again. Look at the bottom of the results for packet loose information.

By the way, tracert is done same way thru that command prompt as is the ping option is performed.
Just type 'tracert' instead of 'ping'

[tonnynels]

I bet if you do a tracert on that, you will find alot more hops with your's compared to your neighbor's.
I also bet that if you setup your own server host and direct traffic to there and then from there to iptv server (and vise a versa), then it would work.
I am pretty sure that this issue is how your traffic is handled by your ISP, the URL is not being resolved correctly and after much ado it finally sees the URL but looses the packets because of the 'much ado' thing


Just a theory


Go back to your command prompt and ping the server again. Look at the bottom of the results for packet loose information.


By the way, tracert is done same way thru that command prompt as is the ping option is performed.
Just type 'tracert' instead of 'ping'




Thank's crazed 7.2


I found these results:
The last one (number 9) takes a long time to appear the address (more than 2 seconds)


C:\Users\tracert s1.iptv66.tv


Rastreando a rota para s1.iptv66.tv [104.24.1.119]
com no máximo 30 saltos:


1 5 ms 2 ms 2 ms 192.168.1.1 [192.168.1.1]
2 7 ms 6 ms 8 ms 175.251.40.189.isp.timbrasil.com.br [x]
3 9 ms 10 ms 10 ms 10.216.250.69 [x]
4 12 ms 38 ms 13 ms 10.216.250.21 [x]
5 14 ms 14 ms 13 ms 10.223.238.77 [x]
6 7 ms 7 ms 7 ms et2-0-0.sanpaolo8.spa.seabone.net [x]
7 118 ms 118 ms 119 ms et1-1-0.miami19.mia.seabone.net [x]
8 124 ms 119 ms 119 ms cloudflare.miami19.mia.seabone.net [x]
9 118 ms 120 ms 118 ms 104.24.1.119


Rastreamento concluÃ*do.


Below my neighbor ISP


C:\Users\milto>tracert s1.iptv66.tv


Rastreando a rota para s1.iptv66.tv [104.24.2.119]
com no máximo 30 saltos:


1 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.0.1
2 10 ms 10 ms 10 ms 10.28.xxx.x
3 9 ms 11 ms 9 ms c9062241.virtua.com.br [x]
4 10 ms 9 ms 11 ms c90628c9.virtua.com.br [x]
5 9 ms 11 ms 11 ms c90628d1.virtua.com.br [x]
6 13 ms 12 ms 10 ms c9062a0e.virtua.com.br [x]
7 12 ms 11 ms 14 ms c9062a0d.virtua.com.br [x]
8 11 ms 12 ms 10 ms embratel-T0-4-0-1-uacc03.spomb.embratel.net.br [x]
9 16 ms 14 ms 16 ms ebt-H0-15-0-0-tcore01.spolp.embratel.net.br [x]
10 17 ms 19 ms 18 ms ebt-B1171-tcore01.spoph.embratel.net.br [x]
11 12 ms 11 ms 11 ms ebt-H0-5-0-0-puacc03.spo.embratel.net.br [x]
12 13 ms 15 ms 17 ms peer-B53-1702-puacc03.spo.embratel.net.br [x]
13 16 ms 12 ms 11 ms 104.24.2.119


Rastreamento concluÃ*do.

[tonnynels]

I also bet that if you setup your own server host and direct traffic to there and then from there to iptv server (and vise a versa), then it would work.

How do I do it?
Something to set up in my modem/router?

[Sandiver]

maybe you need a new router? you don't have an extra one laying around do you?

the more i think about it the more i think it's the router hardware.

[tonnynels]

maybe you need a new router? you don't have an extra one laying around do you?

the more i think about it the more i think it's the router hardware.

Hi Sandiver, thank's for your suggestion.
My router is a modem/router that belongs to the ISP provider, however I also use another router connected by cable to a router in the TV room.

I understand your point, but as I have internet access and other free IPTV works as well Amazon Prime I don't have a strong argument with my ISP to request replace the modem/router.

[kens]

Here is a couple of Links to some info on setting up IPTV and Routers and wifi optimization etc.
Worth a look for possible solutions!
https://www.iptvinsider.com/improve-wifi-streaming/
and
ftp://files.dlink.com.au/products/DSL-2890AL/REV_A/SetupGuides/How_do_I_configure_my_modem_for_IPTV.pdf

You will probably need the password for the router.
/kens


/kens

[tonnynels]

Here is a couple of Links to some info on setting up IPTV and Routers and wifi optimization etc.
Worth a look for possible solutions!
https://www.iptvinsider.com/improve-wifi-streaming/
and
ftp://files.dlink.com.au/products/DSL-2890AL/REV_A/SetupGuides/How_do_I_configure_my_modem_for_IPTV.pdf

You will probably need the password for the router.
/kens


/kens

Thank's ken, I'll check, on the other hand I'm not sure that the problem is in my modem/router because the IPTV works perfectly by 15 days and simply stop working.

[Sandiver]

Hi Sandiver, thank's for your suggestion.
My router is a modem/router that belongs to the ISP provider, however I also use another router connected by cable to a router in the TV room.

I understand your point, but as I have internet access and other free IPTV works as well Amazon Prime I don't have a strong argument with my ISP to request replace the modem/router.

You might try lying to your isp tell them you are getting intermittent issues connecting to netflix (netflix has/had a 30 day free trial period) i had an issue with mine and it was the line from the street to the house, they replaced it and it's been fine since.

[kens]

Just FYI...
Feeds from sites such as Amazon Prime, YouTube, etc., are not using the same .ts Transport Protocol.
The protocol used is more like a file download and can therefore handle occasional data stream latency.
The program you are watching will load fully in the background, whereas the .ts does not have this kind of large buffer capacity.
The TV channel you are accessing is not stored on the Server, like YT or AP. It is sent out to a queue of users as addressed packets of data. If your ISP has a 250ms latency on 1 of the hops, well, too late... you have another packet or 2 addressed to you in the pipe.

This format includes a synchronizing clock for the smooth decoding of Video and synchronizing to audio portions of the feed data.
If the Next packet of data to be decoded is late, to the point of not keeping up with the Clock, you will have a glitch and the process then dumps their buffers, gathers the next few packets and starts the decoding process again.
Now, depending on the speed of your processors, you can build up a playout buffer in your equipment of decoded and processed Video/Audio/Metadata info.
HD has almost twice as much processing requirement as SD so this would relate to your Equipment capability to keep up.

...Oops!! Sorry, i'm rambling.
I'll stop now!
/kens

[diode]

Just FYI...
Feeds from sites such as Amazon Prime, YouTube, etc., are not using the same .ts Transport Protocol.
The protocol used is more like a file download and can therefore handle occasional data stream latency.
The program you are watching will load fully in the background, whereas the .ts does not have this kind of large buffer capacity.
The TV channel you are accessing is not stored on the Server, like YT or AP. It is sent out to a queue of users as addressed packets of data. If your ISP has a 250ms latency on 1 of the hops, well, too late... you have another packet or 2 addressed to you in the pipe.

This format includes a synchronizing clock for the smooth decoding of Video and synchronizing to audio portions of the feed data.
If the Next packet of data to be decoded is late, to the point of not keeping up with the Clock, you will have a glitch and the process then dumps their buffers, gathers the next few packets and starts the decoding process again.
Now, depending on the speed of your processors, you can build up a playout buffer in your equipment of decoded and processed Video/Audio/Metadata info.
HD has almost twice as much processing requirement as SD so this would relate to your Equipment capability to keep up.

...Oops!! Sorry, i'm rambling.
I'll stop now!
/kens

Great info Ken as always.... I was wondering if the ISP was analysing this customers usage and then throttling the iptv transport protocol. It worked well for 15 days and then poof. VOD works as it is another protocol. VPNs are prohibited so we can't test the theory. Crazed 7.2 made a good suggestion but I could not begin to imagine how to set up a local server to help out tonnynells.

[ilan]

Were it me, I'd try a free VPN to test the situation. No, I wouldn't use it to stream the service. I'd just use it to isolate the issue. But you never heard this from me.

[crazed 9.6]

If you try a VPN and if the IP stays constant, then it will not be an issue, but if the IP keeps changing then that's when it is an issue.
In other words, connect thru a VPN, but just stay connected long enough to see if the channels are working. Then after that it is up to you how long you want to keep using that VPN, but as I say, if the service sees the IP changing then it will count as a ban count.
Some VPNs hold the IP for an extended period thou. You'd have to investigate that thou.

[ilan]

Yup, he'll know within 20 seconds if the ISP is recognizing and throttling the service. If it is, decisions will have to be made.

[slipknotpr]

I know how to solve very easy. Android use "Hola" app ;-) .

[dishuser]

I know how to solve very easy. Android use "Hola" app ;-) .

worst advice ever

[Sandiver]

If you try a VPN and if the IP stays constant, then it will not be an issue, but if the IP keeps changing then that's when it is an issue.
In other words, connect thru a VPN, but just stay connected long enough to see if the channels are working. Then after that it is up to you how long you want to keep using that VPN, but as I say, if the service sees the IP changing then it will count as a ban count.
Some VPNs hold the IP for an extended period thou. You'd have to investigate that thou.

I am skeptical that ISP's block url address's of independent IPTV providers I don't know but it seems like one of those rumors that are unfounded. i wonder if it is proffered as a cause of stream issues when nothing else is immediately known or as a ploy by VPN services to gain customers.

I'm not intentionally starting a argument I am wondering if anyone has information supporting isp blocking services. i seem to recall Puerto Rico way back when was blocking IKS but other than that i don't remember anything.

[tonnynels]

Hi all,

Since yesterday night the ping time is better, however the channels still are not working.

https://s8.postimg.cc/h5x2mm46t/ping_20180627.jpg

[Digitaldan]

I wonder about another possibility.... Many ISP's are in what they call "Exhaust". No more nodes to even be able to hook people up. This has happened in my area with my provider. My neighbor can't even get a connection as the only provider is "Full". Is it possible that the traffic is the blame? To illustrate.....

Imagine an eight lane freeway. 4 lanes going downtown, 4 going out of town. (Data going both directions).. When traffic is light one can cut across all lanes to make an exit. One can merge and cross all lanes to the express lane. No problems. Now make that same freeway packed with traffic. You might be able to cross all the lanes to exit or enter, however people will have to brake causing a chain reaction and a traffic jam. Once that starts, it will be felt for quite aways. It could affect people not anywhere near the place where the problem started. And sometimes, you can't make that exit. Sometimes you have to stop when trying to merge until you are let in by someone. Data is the same way. Interchanges are only so big. The freeway is only so wide. With companies being in exhaust across the country, I could see where this could be a problem. And before someone says "I don't have trouble with Netflix", I know people that have. Just not as much but trouble none the less during peak times. And remember, peak times are 3-5 hours apart across the entire country. Depending on where you are going to get to the servers, about the time the peak subsides in the east, it begins in the west, I am not looking for excuses, however I am thinking outside the box and can easily see this being a lot of the trouble. After all. every provider out there tells everyone that service could be affected during peak times. Just something to ponder people. I do not claim to know anything in this world. But I do observe the way things go and the results that are produced.

[diode]

Hi Tonnynells, Is your ISP based in coax cable, DSL phone, or celular?

[kens]

In regard to "exhaust", that is a possibility.
This is the same resultant that occurs when ISP's "Throttle Down" users bandwidth to their "minimum bandwidth" specified in the users internet pkg., during prime time.

Of course you should always get an internet package based on the "Minimum Guaranteed Bandwidth", which is what you need during peak usage periods.
(I've had 6Mb internet contracts that switched to 200Kb during peak periods)

*Always do a DSL Speed Test before anything, when having problems like this.

/kens

[tonnynels]

Hi Tonnynells, Is your ISP based in coax cable, DSL phone, or celular?

Hi diode,

Optical fiber until a box near my home, the last 250 meters by copper drop cable, like the external phone cable.
The internet has very good quality, I can dowload torrents, watch movies, and connect to some free IPTV with excelent quality and estability.

[tonnynels]

Hi all,

This is my internet speed test.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/7427246742.png

[tonnynels]

I have requested a free trial to check if my account have some problem, after I receive the free new route and test I'll post the results.

[tonnynels]

Hi all,

Why even I let the field country "allow all countries" the movies works without problem?
And if I select my country the movies also works, nothing change.

[kens]

Hi all,

Why even I let the field country "allow all countries" the movies works without problem?
And if I select my country the movies also works, nothing change.

Duh!!!
Try locking it to ANOTHER Country.

lol!!!
/kens

[tonnynels]

Duh!!!
Try locking it to ANOTHER Country.

lol!!!
/kens

I thought I had discovered something wrong but not, if I lock another country only the channels that are not in the route server 66 works, films and channels on the route 66 server do not work.

[Digitaldan]

I think you need to lock it to the country your in.

[diode]

Any luck yet? If you´ve found a solution be sure to share it!

[tonnynels]

Any luck yet? If you´ve found a solution be sure to share it!

Hi diode, not yet.
My last attempt would be to test a new account, however I requested a free trial and did not get it.
I'm almost given up, remains only three days for me.

[Sandiver]

Hi diode, not yet.
My last attempt would be to test a new account, however I requested a free trial and did not get it.
I'm almost given up, remains only three days for me.

ask crazed 2.0 if he will help, give him your code he can check it out and can be trusted.

[ilan]

There's nothing wrong with account. It has been checked. It works fine at his friends house, in fact. This situation just keeps going around in circles. I've suggested using a free VPN to figure out whether or not the ISP is responsible for the issue, but that avenue hasn't been pursued.

[Gabacho]

I thought VPNs were not allowed. No true?

[ilan]

They're not allowed for continuous use. This is for testing purposes only. In this case, install the VPN, fire up the service. If it starts working, he'd know the ISP is the issue. At that point, he'd need to decide whether or not to choose a new ISP.

The other option is to find someone else who has the same ISP and test it there. If it doesn't work there either, then all signs point toward the ISP, and issues with his modem or router being the culprit are pretty much ruled out.

[crazed 9.6]

I wanted to let everyone know that indeed your service will be tagged with a warning if they see the VPN in use.It is done thru their datacenter, so it is automated and will see the VPN in use. I recently received a message from a fella that had received a warning thru his email that a VPN was in use thru his code :eek:

Ilan and myself have said that this is risky to do this and at your own risk.

I have also known about a fella that has used a VPN for quite an extended time period, and he told me that the IP only changed once over that time and he never received a warning.

so remember guys, do so at own risk

[ilan]

Again, the VPN in this case is not for streaming; it's for testing. Since he can't use the service at all at this time, testing with a VPN won't pose much of a risk for him. However, I wouldn't use a VPN with a working service. It would definitely put you at risk.

[crazed 9.6]

Again, the VPN in this case is not for streaming; it's for testing. Since he can't use the service at all at this time, testing with a VPN won't pose much of a risk for him. However, I wouldn't use a VPN with a working service. It would definitely put you at risk.
yup.. i gotcha and agree fully :)
I have told this same thing to people in the past

[tonnynels]

Yes, route 66 works with VPN.
What can I do now?

https://s22.postimg.cc/pqr1vbcxt/TCM_with_VPN.jpg

In this configuration I need to change the country to the USA in order to match the one available VPN country.

[ilan]

I was almost certain this is what would happen. I didn't think it was a congested route or an issue with the modem or router.

That being said, about the only thing you can do now is to go with a different ISP. If you stream with the VPN, you will almost certainly be detected and get booted. At least now, though, you know what is going on and can make an intelligent decision as to the direction you want to go.

[tonnynels]

Is there a way to use Opera browser as a player?

Is there a way to use MAC Address in a Minix Android Box?

[tonnynels]

I was almost certain this is what would happen. I didn't think it was a congested route or an issue with the modem or router.

That being said, about the only thing you can do now is to go with a different ISP. If you stream with the VPN, you will almost certainly be detected and get booted. At least now, though, you know what is going on and can make an intelligent decision as to the direction you want to go.

Ok, but how can be explained that only pay channels don't work and movies can be watched without VPN if they are in the same server?

https://s15.postimg.cc/vvrvmfk5n/Movie_route66.jpg

Now I have:

Open......................Free Channel........Pay Channel.......Movies
My ISP............................ok................. .no work............ok
My neighbor ISP...............ok.......................ok..... ..........ok
My ISP + VPN..................ok.......................ok.. .............ok

[maniatico]

hello i pm u about my order please u can help me

[maniatico]

hello i pm u about my order please u can help me

crazed 7.2 (http://iptvtalk.net/member.php?10-crazed-7-2)
hi said pm u

[ilan]

The attributes of the URL are different and that is what the ISP is focusing on. Their concern seems to be with the channels from the server. When it detects them, it shuts down the stream. The free channels are pass through with entirely different URLs.

[Sandiver]

time to quit dancing around call your isp and ask them if they are interfering with your service, it's just a playlist it's not a high crime millions of people use them everyday. tell them you may need to change to another service.

i just checked iks66 you can get a 1 month code for 7.50

[kens]

So my observation was correct!!
The .ts streams are blocked.
mp4's m3u8's etc., get through.
Ask your ISP where in the contract this is stated and you want to be compensated for services blocked.

Then switch ISP's and Post to social Media
/kens

[Sandiver]

So my observation was correct!!
The .ts streams are blocked.
mp4's m3u8's etc., get through.
Ask your ISP where in the contract this is stated and you want to be compensated for services blocked.

Then switch ISP's and Post to social Media
/kens

And while you are at it ask what else they are blocking? Porn site's political site's?

[tonnynels]

I'll call my ISP and talk about this bloking, but witch IP is been blocking?
104.24.2.119 (https://www.cloudflare.com)

What would be the reference?

[crazed 9.6]

I'll call my ISP and talk about this bloking, but witch IP is been blocking?
104.24.2.119 (https://www.cloudflare.com)

What would be the reference?

I would just tell them...... I have websites and services to visit and I am being blocked. If you want my patronage, then allow free willy or I will move on.