Thanks for answering me. I’m a long time fan of Tivo ! I never kept paying Xfinity prices for rental of equipment. All the features of Tivo can be done in latest YTTV. Your right about T-Mobile 5-G, we are also recently serviced by Verizon 5G in my area too. We have excellent cell service through Xfinity now, dropping their packages would increase our cell billing by $40/mo. All things to consider. I have heard once you drop Xfinity as a customer in a month they will come back to offer you new less expensive plans. So maybe I get the 5G running and tested before calling to cut the cord. My current Xfinity promotions end November 7th.
I just issued orders to cancel my Xfinity services; broadcast TV, Internet, and land line voice bundle. I see Xfinity started offering a new discounted service call NOW in my area. They offer wired $30 for 100 mbs or $45 for 200 mbs services to my home. All equipment is shipped at no charge to me and rental is included the price. Presumably I disconnect my old modem and wire up the new one. There’s also new NOW Cell phone service available. There is a trick in ordering the NOW service, you must 1st place a cancellation order of Xfinity services effectively out 10 to 2 weeks. Once the cancel or is placed you may use the website to order the new NOW service. You then wait for the equipment to be shipped to your home. All setup is then done by you. This isn’t a wireless 5G offering, .but using your existing line coming into your house. Once setup and successful I’ll be moving over to the new NOW cell service.
I watch YTTV on my Roku T%V via T-Mobile Home Internet. Over the past couple of months, I have been frustrated with the all-too frequent buffering. Is there a way to remedy this buffering?
How many bars do you have on your T-Mobile box? Try moving it around your house and by a window. The app will show you what direction the signal is coming from. I’ve read that as they add subscribers the quality can degrade.