What download speed do you have. I find that sometimes I get buffering on busy sports channels, like when there's a important game and other days the same channel has no problems.
IPTV?
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I watch a lot of sports as well with very rare buffering or at times freezing. My download and upload speeds are at 500 Mbps. Now I started with some cheap IPTV providers, but their quality was awful with, as you mentioned quite a lot of buffering on sports channels. Am happy with my current IPTV provider that costs me $150 for the year.
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When I see the content on cable when I run into it, it reminds me of the time suck that it is.Almost half of Canada has cut their cable TV entirely
Almost half of Canadians have cut cable entirely
An estimated 46 per cent (7.35 million) of Canadian households didn't have a TV subscription with a cable, satellite, or telecom-based provider in 20…
We have had an over the air antenna on the roof since 2003. First NTSC VHF then later OTA-HD UHF when analog shut down.
Before 4k Cable happened, folks were always surprised at how sharp our OTA-HD signal looked.
We have not sprung for a 4k tv.
We likely pull in more HD OTA here in GTA than any where else in North America.
LA might have more absolute channels but there it is a lot of low def sub channels.
With OTA, our TV gets scheduled. A lot of PBS, some TVO, and lesser Canadian and US commercial linear tv broadcasters. Other than live sport events.
The rest of our media is Prime and Youtube on the TV apple Tv player, or only our laptops.
We dropped Netflix about 6 years ago. It started great and ended as mediocre for us.
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Do all paid Iptv providers even those with boxes buffer? I hate watching sports and they start buffering.
They all do, but some providers buffer a lot less than others.
Thats why I have 3 providers. A main one, and 2 backups.
Costs me $30/month. Well worth it.
I recently joined Anubis and they are excellent.
They still buffer, but not very much.
Here's the list of top providers:
15 Best IPTV Canada Service Providers (2025)
IPTV services from Canada are the best way to watch live TV. A typical IPTV service provides a vast catalog of channels at a reasonable price.
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Thank s you stream without a box? I think you need a special box to streamThey all do, but some providers buffer a lot less than others.
Thats why I have 3 providers. A main one, and 2 backups.
Costs me $30/month. Well worth it.
I recently joined Anubis and they are excellent.
They still buffer, but not very much.
Here's the list of top providers:
15 Best IPTV Canada Service Providers (2025)
IPTV services from Canada are the best way to watch live TV. A typical IPTV service provides a vast catalog of channels at a reasonable price.
This is not worth man. 6 a month with realdbrid if you have an existing box youreslf
I have had IPTV for 3 years and have never had buffering on any live sports broadcast.
I have been using Gulombia as well for 1 year. I does freeze sometimes but I think my internet is not very strong
I got one for my son and he says it never freeze.
Need to switch internet provider.
