I don't doubt that it's legal at all. My point was, if somebody runs Dish's speed test and it's over 10Mbps, then it would seem that Dish needs to fix the delivery of 4K VOD to that customer. Or, maybe it would be like the 2021 price changes page...it says one thing but means another.
I have Spectrum, no caps and I get 115 down off wifi. No issues here with several people streaming at the same time.
Are you saying that several people are streaming On Demand content from Dish streamed from the Hopper 3, the stuff that is offered when you choose Channel 1, in particular 4K resolution content?
If you were able to get into the Router and reserve an IP for the Hopper, I bet it would end your problem.
Somehow I doubt that somebody paying for service that shows 650Mbps would be throttled to under Dish's stated minimum for 4K VOD which apparently is 10Mbps. That would be pretty serious throttling. But it's possible that cfkillers has been a bad actor with 100 simultaneous BitTorrent transfers going on 24 by 7 for the last 5 years, and Xfinity is just fed up.
THIS! When reserved the IP addresses of my dish equipment in my router admin settings it fixed all of my streaming issues on my H3 ( I wasn't doing 4k but had a host of issues viewing on-demand streaming content)
I'm glad you replied because I couldn't remember who it was on here that did that. It's what I did also maybe 2 years ago and it solved all my problems related to streaming on the hopper
I was wired, tried wireless and it worked. Went back to wired and it didn't work. Now I can't get back to wireless.
First, what receiver are you using? Second, did you unplug the ethernet cable? With that ethernet plug unplugged try an AC cord reboot.
