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Watched both Prime and iPlayer last night on Chromecast/google TV can't say I noticed a single glitch and don't recall any issues, other than setup which didn't work properly first time. So many factors at play including WiFi interference/positioning. I have a WiFi6 setup with Asus ZenWifi nodes...

Since I first started this dull thread, I have added a second 4K Panasonic TV for football. Newer than the original set it is much more of an enrty model sub £400. Some viewing observations from last night, which might prove helpful to someone. 1 set up to watch the game on the new Panasonic...

No problem for me watching the game on my TV today. No buffering good picture, reasonable refresh rate, but quite a long delay. The last 2 games today are the ones being shown in 4K, so I am going to check those to see if they have fixed things for me.

Out of interest was that using a smart app on the TV, or casting from another device?

A couple of offshore support calls later and with some testing. I am assured that the prime problem is fixed and won't happen again. The assurance is nice if the explanation is totally lacking in conviction. There is not a Virgin Media problem (strangely a couple of people have confirmed that...

For the picture to keep up, the codec (video conversion software) has to do more work, this keeps the processor busy, which in turn uses more power. Your laptop is optimised to improve run time on battery and therefore it won't let the processor step up and do the extra work, otherwise you will...

Interesting that no one has reported sound quality issues. Quite a few people commenting that the picture was a bit poor at first, but soon got better. This is to be expected, this is to build up a buffer, to cope with any intermittent network delays. The length of the delay is representative...

Probably worth a dedicated but dull thread, that doesn't discuss the match, the commentary, the coverage etc - Add advice experience work-arounds and can be bounced and referenced as a troubleshooting guide. Here goes.. Watching on a 4k Panasonic TV (my default for Amazon Prime), with a Virgin...