@Limpit86 wrote:
It may well be. But that is the only way to watch Sky wihh out it being live so surely it shouldn't be taking over an hour for one 25 minute HD episode of something .
It has definitely got slower and slower. The box I have is quite new too, a year old as it's HDR version. Does this happen for this withSky broadband? I'm guessing... No
Hi @Limpit86
First check exactly what broadband speed your Main Q box is receiving.
You can do this in your Netflix App in the Main Q box.
Open Netflix and go to the left hand menu.
Scroll down to near the bottom of the menu and select Get Help.
On the next screen there is an option to Check your network.
Also you could try a Reset Settings in the main Q box hidden menu.
To enter hidden menu press Home and navigate down to Settings but do not select Settings.
With Settings highlighted press 0 0 1 Select.
Only Carry out the first Reset (Reset Settings) as the other two will wipe all recordings.
After the Reset you will have to re pair your Bluetooth remote If you use one.
If you cannot switch the Q box on with the remote after the Reset press the Standby button (Amber led) on the front of the box.
To re pair the remote press 1 & 3 together on the remote and follow onscreen instructions to re pair.
Make sure that you are pointing the remote at the Q box when you press 1 & 3 together.
Resetting the settings will also reset:
Audio visual settings, such as picture resolution and HDMI control
Settings changed within the hidden engineer menu, include LNB type. If on a communal dish you need to reset the LNB to SCR in the hidden menu. After changing the LNB type you need to reboot the Q box.
