Sound has been cutting out all day. Super aggravating - on Tsn at the moment.
@FrustratedSigh Are you seeing issues with picture as well, or only audio? Does this affect other channels, or just TSN? What troubleshooting steps have you tried already?
Many channels, picture freezes occasionally. Have unplugged and rebooted router twice and have unplugged to reboot all the bluesky boxes which freeze up anyway when left alone for a week and have to be rebooted to wake them up again.
My main BlueSky box is not having any problems but the smaller bedroom box has this audio problem all the time. The audio will cut out for 1-5 seconds every couple of minutes. Sometimes as often as every 30 seconds. Sometimes every 10-15 minutes. It is sometimes preceded by a couple of seconds by a flicker on the screen. The flicker almost warns you that the audio is about to cut out.
Extremely frustrating. Ready to rip the Shaw box out of the wall.
We've noticed it on CNN all day - two of the three TVs (each has a different cable box)
The newer PVR didn't seem to have a problem - the other two - an old standard cable box and a PVR - sound kept cutting out. On the older PVR, if you hit the quick rewind button, it would fix it for a while.
@Randor10 -- My main BlueSky box is not having any problems but the smaller bedroom box has this audio problem all the time.
My guess is the WiFi signal reaching the pod in the bedroom is weak, and that causes the intermittent problem.
What is the distance between the pod and the BlueCurve?
How many walls between the two devices? Walls can reduce the signal-strength?
Experiment: if you temporarily move the box (and a TV) one room closer to the BlueCurve, is it any better?
@farfal54 -- The newer PVR didn't seem to have a problem
Experiment: if you temporarily swap the location of the PVR and one of the other devices, does the problem "stay" with the device, or does the problem "stay" in the same room?
My oldest PVR is showing signs that the internal disk-drive is failing -- because it is always recording, to make the "rewind-a-multiple-of-15-seconds-to-go-back" button work, the disk-drive is getting slower -- not all "writes" to it are completed in the normal time (a few milliseconds). That elapsed time gets extended by 10 to 100 times, and the PVR "pauses" while it is waiting for the "write" operation to report completion.