[OpusX1]

I don't use any of the Comcast apps. I use my TV apps, I also don't use wifi to watch Netflix or Prime, direct wired connect to Tv. Most of the Netflix and Amazon produced movies and series are broadcast in 4K.

[Nucky]

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

Comcrap is The Devil. That being said I had no other option than to make a deal with The Devil when we moved in here because no other available provider (only other was C.L.) in my area could provide more then 25megs. I bought 75megs from The Devil, got a free upgrade to 100megs a few months ago and consistently get 100-120megs from The Devil and haven't had a problem since I moved in. <KNOCK WOOD, KNOCK PLASTIC and knock any other material I can knock>. It even held up during IRMA. Do I ever miss Verizon Fios from up in NJ.

The problem with dealing with The Devil is that he is wonderful until you need him ESPECIALLY FOR BILLING ISSUES. He will then make you burn in Hell.

You know you reminded me that in beautiful Avenel N.J. the friendly Comcast office where you can pay your bill, pick up new equipment or hand in equipment when your contract was over had beautiful 3" to 4" plexiglass to keep all the satisfied customers from shaking the hand of the very polite and professional clerks. They are deceptive worms. The things they said and didn't do for many fine people is repulsive.

We had a Comcrap lady canvassing our Villages neighborhood about 6 months ago with all sorts of promises including buying people out of any contract they were trapped in and from $200 to $400 in Visa gift cards. Many got caught up in the hoopla. It really hasn't worked out well for 3 out of the 4 that changed. Not me never again.

I remember you had to for some reason. You will be able to escape soon to Spectrum, that's my guess.

[JimC55]

While I don't want to get caught up in the customer service discussion, I can tell you Comcast monitors signal quality to their modems. As a professional engineer, I can tell you most issues Comcast and other providers experience is poor wiring in the home. Splitters, loose connectors, mis-wired RJ45 connectors, Wi-Fi sharing the same channel as the neighbor's house all cause poor performance. You can check your cable modem/TV status at XFINITY Status Center - Check for Service Outages In Your Area. FYI, Comcast does not throttle your modem speed. You only need 5Mbps for quality Netflix movies at Mpeg 4 on a large screen TV.

[tophcfa]

I don't know if this is the answer, but could this be the beginning of what we can expect as a result of the elimination of net-neutrality regulations?

[biker1]

See post #8.

Originally Posted by OpusX1

The 25 meg for Netflix is required if you want to view in 4K. I think hd only requires 4-5 meg.

[OpusX1]

From Netflix


Robert
Help Center Can I stream Netflix in Ultra HD?
Can I stream Netflix in Ultra HD?

Ultra HD streaming is available on Netflix!

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A TV compatible with Ultra HD streaming from Netflix. See below for more details.

A plan that supports streaming in Ultra HD. You can check which plan you're currently on or upgrade your plan at netflix.com/ChangePlan.

A steady internet connection speed of 25 megabits per second or higher. See below for more details.

Streaming quality set to High or Auto. More information about video quality settings can be found in our Playback Settings article.

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[Radioman41]

If your system is not secure, somebody could be using your wifi and eating up your bandwith.